IEEE Montreal Section

The speaker will present a novel mission architecture for the in-situ exploration of small Solar System bodies. In this proposed mission architecture, a mother spacecraft would deploy one or more autonomous mobility platforms to the surface of a small body. Each platform would employ minimal internal actuation within a sealed enclosure -- a unique design... Read more →

The speaker will present a novel mission architecture for the in-situ exploration of small Solar System bodies. In this proposed mission architecture, a mother spacecraft would deploy one or more autonomous mobility platforms to the surface of a small body. Each platform would employ minimal internal actuation within a sealed enclosure -- a unique design... Read more →

A recpeption will be held to welcome new volunteers to the IEEE Montreal section. The aim of this event is to introduce the Montrel section's activities, let the new volunteers meet the existing volunteers and discuss opportunities. Agenda: 6:00pm-6:15pm: Short presentation about IEEE, IEEE Canada and the Montreal Section  (Room 0070) 6:15pm-8:00pm: Reception (2nd floor... Read more →

A recpeption will be held to welcome new volunteers to the IEEE Montreal section. The aim of this event is to introduce the Montrel section's activities, let the new volunteers meet the existing volunteers and discuss opportunities. Agenda: 6:00pm-6:15pm: Short presentation about IEEE, IEEE Canada and the Montreal Section  (Room 0070) 6:15pm-8:00pm: Reception (2nd floor... Read more →

In this talk, we focus on the problem of designing an observer to exponentially reconstruct the state of an LTI system in the presence of sporadic measurements.  In particular, two observer schemes will be analyzed. The first one combines a continuous-time copy of the plant along with instantaneous resets of the observer state to achieve... Read more →

In this talk, we focus on the problem of designing an observer to exponentially reconstruct the state of an LTI system in the presence of sporadic measurements.  In particular, two observer schemes will be analyzed. The first one combines a continuous-time copy of the plant along with instantaneous resets of the observer state to achieve... Read more →

Abstract: Over the past few years, we have witnessed a significant increase in research engineers for environmental and biomedical diagnostics. Despite efforts to develop chips for there continues to be a need to improve implementations of micro-scale detection and processing convenience, scaling and portability. These devices will lead to a significant cost-savings, enable heretofore infeasible... Read more →

Abstract: Over the past few years, we have witnessed a significant increase in research engineers for environmental and biomedical diagnostics. Despite efforts to develop chips for there continues to be a need to improve implementations of micro-scale detection and processing convenience, scaling and portability. These devices will lead to a significant cost-savings, enable heretofore infeasible... Read more →

This talk is an in-depth look at the practical EMC issues as they apply to the Canadian Military.  Drawing on real-life examples and a rich history of EMC successes and failures, Kris' presentation promises to be a fascinating look into an environment where EMC issues can mean the difference between life and death for Canadian... Read more →

Co-sponsored by: IEEE ComSoc/ITSoc/VTS Chapters, IEEE Montreal Section, Concordia University IEEE ComSoc Distinguished Seminar by: IEEE Fellow - Prof. Martin Haenggi (U. Notre Dame, IN, USA) Speaker(s): Martin Haenggi, Agenda: 1) Technical Talk 2) Q&A Session 3) Networking Location: Room: EV002.184 Bldg: Engineering and Visual Arts Complex (EV Building) 1515 Ste. Catherine West (corner wit Guy) Montreal,... Read more →

Co-sponsored by: IEEE ComSoc/ITSoc/VTS Chapters, IEEE Montreal Section, Concordia University IEEE ComSoc Distinguished Seminar by: IEEE Fellow - Prof. Martin Haenggi (U. Notre Dame, IN, USA) Speaker(s): Martin Haenggi, Agenda: 1) Technical Talk 2) Q&A Session 3) Networking Location: Room: EV002.184 Bldg: Engineering and Visual Arts Complex (EV Building) 1515 Ste. Catherine West (corner wit Guy) Montreal,... Read more →

Co-sponsored by: IEEE ComSoc/ITSoc/VTS Chapters, IEEE Montreal Section, Concordia University IEEE ComSoc Distinguished Seminar by: IEEE Fellow - Prof. Martin Haenggi (U. Notre Dame, IN, USA) Speaker(s): Martin Haenggi, Agenda: 1) Technical Talk 2) Q&A Session 3) Networking Location: Room: EV002.184 Bldg: Engineering and Visual Arts Complex (EV Building) 1515 Ste. Catherine West (corner wit Guy) Montreal,... Read more →

This talk is an in-depth look at the practical EMC issues as they apply to the Canadian Military.  Drawing on real-life examples and a rich history of EMC successes and failures, Kris' presentation promises to be a fascinating look into an environment where EMC issues can mean the difference between life and death for Canadian... Read more →

Nanostructured materials have the potential to significantly enhance the performance of several devices as recently demonstrated for dye sensitized solar cells, chemical sensors and fuel cells. This has resulted in a gold rush toward novel applications ranging from flexible electronics to portable nanogenerators. However, integration of nanomaterials in devices is challenging and their assembly in... Read more →

Nanostructured materials have the potential to significantly enhance the performance of several devices as recently demonstrated for dye sensitized solar cells, chemical sensors and fuel cells. This has resulted in a gold rush toward novel applications ranging from flexible electronics to portable nanogenerators. However, integration of nanomaterials in devices is challenging and their assembly in... Read more →

The IEEE Photonics Society Montréal Chapter and Optical Society of America McGill Chapter are delighted to invite you to the IEEE/OSA Montréal Networking Event & Poster Competition to celebrate the International Year of Light, 50th anniversary of IEEE Photonics Society and 100th anniversary of Optical Society of America. This event features speakers from academia and... Read more →

The IEEE Photonics Society Montréal Chapter and Optical Society of America McGill Chapter are delighted to invite you to the IEEE/OSA Montréal Networking Event & Poster Competition to celebrate the International Year of Light, 50th anniversary of IEEE Photonics Society and 100th anniversary of Optical Society of America. This event features speakers from academia and... Read more →