IEEE Educational Events

In honor of Native American Heritage Month, IEEE warmly invites all members to a special report-out showcasing the New Mexico Summer Camp funded by IEEE and PACE. Donna Fernandez and Harini Frederickson will open the session with an introduction to this impactful project.

You’ll also hear directly from the interns and Native American campers as they share their experiences, insights, and highlights from the program. Join us as we celebrate their voices, recognize their contributions, and reflect on the meaningful work made possible through this unique collaboration.

We look forward to celebrating with you!

This talk presents a comprehensive overview of research activities in RF and microwave engineering, spanning both academic and industrial domains. It begins with device-level investigations, including DC and RF characterization for model extraction, and progresses to circuit-level innovations such as stacked-cell power amplifier design. The presentation highlights a formative internship at the Huawei Research Center, where advanced technology evaluation and design methodologies were explored. It also summarizes key outcomes from master’s and doctoral research focused on efficient, wideband amplifier architectures. Emphasis is placed on measurement techniques, design strategies, and practical implementations that connect fundamental device physics to high-performance circuit design. Attendees will gain insights into the challenges and solutions in high-frequency electronics through the lens of hands-on experience and applied research.

This event is organized under IEEE Women in Engineering (WIE) to empower and encourage students and professionals in the field of technology. The program will include interactive sessions, expert talks, and hands-on activities to inspire participants toward innovation and leadership. It aims to provide a platform for knowledge sharing, skill development, and networking opportunities. Special emphasis will be placed on women’s contributions to engineering and technology. The event will also highlight real-world applications, career guidance, and mentorship opportunities. Participants will benefit from exposure to industry experts, innovative ideas, and collaborative projects. Overall, the event is designed to foster inclusivity, professional growth, and active engagement in the IEEE WIE community.

O Café Com Ciência tem apoio da UFSJ pelas Pro-Reitoria de Extensão (PROEX) e de Pesquisa e Pós-Graduação (PROPE) e da Prefeitura de São João del-Rei pela Secretaria de Cultura e Turismo. 

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Cupo limitado
Link de registro  https://forms.gle/f26d2qq6VAXHvnnJ9

 26 de septiembre
 De 10:00 a 17:00 horas
INAOE

A hands-on session with girls in Starehe Girls on Programming

CIRCUIT MASTERS

Event Overview:

Circuit Masters is an electrifying competition that brings together electronics enthusiasts, engineers, and problem solvers to test their circuit design and building expertise. The event is designed to challenge participants in multiple aspects of electronics, from theoretical knowledge to hands-on circuit construction and precision control.

The competition consists of three engaging rounds, each designed to assess different skills, including conceptual understanding, practical implementation, and fine motor skills. Participants will compete in teams to showcase their problem-solving abilities, technical acumen, and creativity in circuit design.

Cash Prizes:

🏆 1st Place – ₹ 3000
🥈 2nd Place – ₹ 1500
🥉 3rd Place – ₹ 500

📍 Registration Fee: ₹ 75 per team
📍 Venue: Room no. 232, 233
📍 Coordinator: Vihaa A – 7892354764

Event Rules

Round 1: Circuit Quiz

• A rapid-fire quiz designed to test fundamental concepts and theories of electronics and circuit design.

• Teams will be provided with a worksheet containing multiple-choice and short-answer questions.

• Questions will cover topics such as Ohm’s Law, Kirchhoff’s Laws, digital and analog circuits, and electronic components.

• The top-performing teams based on accuracy and speed will qualify for the next round.

Round 2: Untouchable Wire Challenge

• Teams must navigate a conductive wire through a metal maze without making contact with the sides.

• The challenge requires steady hands, patience, and fine motor control.

• The team that completes the challenge in the shortest time with the fewest errors will be declared the winner.

Round 3: Circuit Masters

• This round tests participants’ practical knowledge and hands-on skills in circuit assembly.

• Teams will be provided with a set of electronic components and a circuit design challenge.

• The circuit to be built will be revealed at the beginning of the round.

• Teams must carefully construct the circuit, ensuring accuracy and efficiency.

• Judges will evaluate the circuits based on correctness, efficiency, and innovative approach.

• Only the most well-executed circuits will move on to the final challenge.

Rules and Regulations:

• Each team must consist of 2-4 members.

• Teams must register in advance to participate.

• Participants are required to carry their student ID cards for verification.

• All equipment and components required for the rounds will be provided by the organizers.

• Teams must adhere to time constraints and competition rules strictly.

• The decision of the judges is final and binding in all rounds.

• Any form of malpractice, cheating, or violation of competition rules will lead to immediate disqualification.