For the presentation presented at our February meeting please click the link:

Social Media

 March 4th;  5:30-7:30    Location:  222 E 14th Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202
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There’s an important transformation underway that impacts every individual and organization. It unifies and leverages the collective knowledge, talents and capabilities of employees, customers and partners. It drives and delivers more effective collaboration, engagement and productivity across the entire enterprise. And it’s loaded with significant benefits, opportunities and challenges.

 What is this transformation? It’s “Be Mobile Work Social”.

 IBM and Covinia are sponsoring the Be Mobile Work Social “Amp It UP!” Tour to help leaders of all ages within business, healthcare, government and education understand how this transformation will impact you and your organization’s success. Designed specifically for open-minded, forward-thinking leaders in HR, Operations, IT, Sales & Marketing, the Amp It Up tour is bringing fun, informative, experiential meet-ups to leading cities worldwide.

 This FREE program features awesome expert speakers sharing stories and insights about the transformation to mobile and social collaboration and engagement. You’ll also get to experience solutions from IBM, Apple and Twitter that will help you and your organization be more creative, productive and successful. And throughout it all you’ll enjoy a great atmosphere, fantastic food and drink, networking, and impactful takeaways. 

For more information and registration, go to www.bemobileworksocial.com/cincinnati/.

Event  Flyer:  http://bemobileworksocial.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/BMWS-Website-Flyer-Download1.pdf

Looking forward to seeing you on March 4th!

Social Media & Professional Development: A Focus on LinkedIn

 ABOUT THE MEETING:

More than 330,000,000 business professionals use LinkedIn to stay connected and to advance their businesses and careers  Learn how to take advantage of the immense power of LinkedIn to further your career.   Topics will include:

• A cursory look at the Big 5 social media platforms and why LinkedIn is the best tool for professionals
• How to optimize your profile so LinkedIn can work more effectively for you
• How to research clients and competition to generate business
• How to build your personal and professional brand
• How to share expertise, increase innovation and promote events through LinkedIn Groups
• How to use the powerful search engine in LinkedIn for prospecting, job hunting and business intelligence
• How to use little known features to expand your network and amplify your reach
• How to apply proven techniques to stay top of mind with your connections
• Online Reputation Management and why is important to your career
• How to reconnect with long lost friends, colleagues and classmates

ABOUT THE PRESENTER:

Dave Hatter is a Partner and Solution Architect at Definity Partners, and has over 20 years of programming and consulting experience.  He graduated NKU with a BS Information Systems, and was named by his alma mater an Outstanding Alumnus, College of Informatics, in 2006.  He has written or contributed to 12 books, has authored more than 100 articles for  various publications, and has appeared as a technical contributor and SME on both radio and TV.  He has extensive experience as an instructor and public speaker, and has been on faculty at Cincinnati State for 10 years.  In his spare time, he (more…)

From our January section meeting, attached is a link that will allow you to view and download Professor Talaga’s presentation:

The presentation can be viewed and downloaded here: 

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1_zxKxNfYM01Ow3WE5-zSTbcjz_dDS8NlH7jgw_KMljQ/edit?usp=sharing

Registration is closed 

Duke Energy and the IEEE Cincinnati Section are pleased to offer a half-day technical presentation:

Transformer Design & Manufacturing

 Speaker: Ronnie Minhaz, P.E.

 Thursday February 19, 2015

 February 19^th  11:15am – 4pm  Presentation begins promptly at Noon.

Duke Energy  139 East 4^th Street, Cincinnati, OH  45202, James E. Rogers Auditorium

Cost is $20   Lunch is included.  4 Continuing Education Credits will be granted.

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED, seating is limited

 Part 1:      Transformer Design and Design Parameters

This presentation will be on the Basic of Transformer Design. The presentation will (more…)

CLOUD TECHNOLOGY

ABOUT THE MEETING:   Cloud Computing has gained popularity as a term encompassing many technologies, growing mainly from industry and technology companies.  Cloud Computing promises lower costs and allows businesses to get to market incredibly quickly.  Paul will be discussing some of the core technologies of Cloud Computing, their history, the largest players, and discuss how Cloud Computing could benefit a wide range of industries.

SPEAKER:  Prof. Paul Talaga has been involved with computing technology since the mid 1990s.  He started an IT and web design business in 1999, Fuzzpault Tech. LLC, and did consulting work for numerous businesses in north-eastern Pennsylvania.  Paul completed his PhD at Syracuse University in 2012 with research publications in web security, web scalability, and CS pedagogy.  Paul now teaches numerous computer science courses at the University of Cincinnati, including programming, Artificial Intelligence and Cloud Computing.

 MENU SELECTIONS:   Buffet Menu:  Spinach Stuffed Tomato, Pan Fried Tilapia w/ (more…)

Congratulation to our newly elected IEEE Cincinnati Section Officers:

Thank you to all of the local officers and committee members for their volunteer service!

Police Radar and Laser Detectors: the State of the Art

ABOUT THE MEETING:   Radar detectors were originally introduced in the market in response to the National Maximum 55 mph speed limit that was implemented in 1974. Since that time the radar detector industry has seen many challenges, including new bands (K, Ka, laser), innovations like “instant on” and “POP”.
Attend this presentation and learn how this product has been updated over the years to meet these new market challenges.

ABOUT THE PRESENTER:   Mike Valentine is the Founder and President of Valentine Research, Inc. He and his former partner designed and marketed the first mass produced superheterodyne radar detector, the Escort, in the late 1970s, and since 1991 his company has produced the top rated radar detector, the Valentine1.

MENU SELECTIONS:   Buffet Menu:   Roasted Turkey & Dressing, Baked Ham with Pineapples, Couscous Stuffed Green Peppers, Sweet Potato Casserole, Scalloped Potatoes, Seasoned Green Beans, Cranberry Relish, Dinner Rolls and Butter, Chef’s Choice of Dessert

LOCATION:  Raffel’s is located at 10160 Reading Road, south of Glendale-Milford Road on the east side of Reading. Take I-75 to the Glendale-Milford Rd. Exit, go east on Glendale-Milford Road approximately ¾ of a mile to Reading Rd. and turn right on Reading.

RESERVATIONS:  Please make reservations for each meeting by going to: https://ieeecincinnati.org/meetings/.  Please click on the appropriate link and complete the reservation. 

Reservations close at midnight on Tuesday December 2, 2014.

DINNER RESERVATION CANCELLATION POLICY
An email to Reservations@ieeecincinnati.org prior to the close of reservations is required to properly cancel your reservation.

All Reservations must be made by midnight Tuesday December 2, 2014

 PE CREDITS:  Depending on the subject matter, attendance at IEEE Cincinnati Section Meetings now qualifies the attendee for Professional Development Hours towards renewal of Professional Engineers Licenses. Required documentation will be available following the meeting!  The Section Meetings also provide a great opportunity to network with fellow engineers in the area.

UC-IEEE CINCINNATI IEEE JOINT MEETING 

 ABOUT THE MEETING:   

As evidenced by the US Presidential announcement of the  “BRAIN” initiative nearly a year ago and the increasing awareness of both the short team and long term implications of head injuries such as traumatic brain injury that can range from sever to mild concussions, the importance of understanding how to diagnose and treat brain injury has never been more highly visible to the public.  While, much of the common press on neurologic research has focused on the role of emergency clinicians and neurologists, engineers are playing an ever increasingly important role in the discovery of new diagnosis and treatment methods for brain injury.  In this talk Dr. Beyette will discuss his experience in the development of novel technologies that are currently being developed for acute neurologic care.  Specifically he will feature research results from two device technologies that have shown significant promise in the diagnosis and treatment of brain injury.  First he will show results associated with robotic neuromotor testing and the possibility for using this technology for diagnosis of mild traumatic brain injury.  Second, he will discuss his efforts to build portable EEG systems that can be used in the rapid diagnosis of seizures.  Finally, he will show how these technologies may be adapted to areas that move beyond acute care and into personal health monitoring applications.” 

ABOUT THE PRESENTER:  

Dr Fred Beyette Jr.,  Graduate Progaram Director, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computing Systems (EECS). 

After earning a PhD  from Colorado State University in 1995 and completing a 1 year post-doc at the University of Sheffield in the United Kingdom, Dr. Fred R. Beyette Jr. joined the faculty at the University of Cincinnati Department of Electrical Engineering and Computing Systems in 1996.  He is currently performing research in areas related to design and implementation of Mixed Technology Embedded Systems with a particular focus on the development of novel point-of-care medical technologies with applications in many clinical and non-clinical health monitoring/assessment situations.  His primary accomplishment over recent years has been to establish the Point-of-Care Center for Emerging Neurotechnologies (POC-CENT).  This center includes efforts to identify unmet clinical needs in the area of acute neurologic care, provide support for technology developers who are working to build point-of-care device that are designed to address the identified unmet clinical needs in acute neurologic care and develop educational materials and training programs that help clinicians, scientists, engineers, designers and all interested technology developers understand the clinical, technical and commercialization issues associated with the design, implementation, testing and commercialization of point-of-care technologies.  Dr. Beyette has been the principle investigator for the POC-CENT since its inception in October 2007.  As a well-established researcher in design, implementation and evaluation of POC technologies for acute neurologic care, he has significant expertise in the development of research programs that focus on translational activities that connect clinical practice with engineering development for clinical device technologies.  Over his 15 year academic career, Dr. Beyette’s research work has resulted in 11 patent applications, 33 research papers published in archival journals and contributed to more than 100 conference papers (including 2 invited papers) presented at national and international meetings.  He has also trained 43 students at the MS, PhD and Fellow levels.  These trainees have gone on to productive careers in industry, start-up companies, Industry R&D, academia and clinical practice.  In addition to his individual advising/mentoring activities, he currently serve as the graduate program director for the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computing Systems.  In this capacity he is responsible for oversight of ~250 graduate students in 6 graduate programs that cover 11 different technology tracks ranging from electronic materials and devices to computer/cyber security.  

 MENU SELECTIONS:

Adriratico’s Pizza, Soda & Water

LOCATION:  University of Cincinnati in 427 ERC (Engineering Research Center)

            2901 Woodside Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45221  Parking garages can be found next to ERC.

The nearest parking garage is Woodside Garage or the Campus Green Garage.  There is also on street parking on Martin Luther King Blvd and Clifton Ave. 

1. From the parking garages head inside campus
2. You will then get to ERC (big orange-ish building with smoke stack like roof)

RESERVATIONS:  Please make reservations for each meeting by going to: https://ieeecincinnati.org/meetings/.  Please click on the appropriate link and complete the reservation. 

Reservations close at midnight on Sunday September 19, 2014.

DINNER RESERVATION CANCELLATION POLICY
An email to Reservations@ieeecincinnati.org prior to the close of reservations is required to properly cancel your reservation.

All Reservations must be made by midnight, Sunday September 19, 2014

PE CREDITS:  Depending on the subject matter, attendance at IEEE Cincinnati Section Meetings now qualifies the attendee for Professional Development Hours towards renewal of Professional Engineers Licenses. Required documentation will be available following the meeting!  The Section Meetings also provide a great opportunity to network with fellow engineers in the area.