IEEE Montreal Section

Progress in computation and communication is increasingly bottlenecked by integrated circuit I/O. Previously reserved for communication over 100’s of kilometres, today optical links are widely viewed as the primary solution for chip-to-chip links above 100 Gbps and up to 1 km. Meanwhile, CMOS technology scaling has led us toward integrated circuit transceivers that are, essentially,... Read more →

The spectrum above 100 GHz offers plentiful bandwidth for ultra-high-speed communication and high-resolution sensing, thereby providing a promising foundation for realizing unprecedented capabilities in next-generation wireless networks. In this talk, I will begin by presenting emerging transceiver architecture that can enable directional sub-THz steering without traditional multi-antenna arrays. I will discuss how to exploit the... Read more →

2 hours of guided and exclusive visit at the (https://www.montrealsciencecentre.com/) followed by social interaction. Agenda: 13 Aug 2022 (Saturday) 1:30 PM: Reporting in Montreal Science Centre 2:00 PM: Visit starts 4:00 PM: Social meetup Bldg: MONTRÉAL SCIENCE CENTRE, 2 rue de la Commune Ouest, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, QC H2Y 4B2

The IEEE ETS Student Branch and Mathworks are inviting you to a Hands-on Workshop on Programming Arduino from MATLAB in August 25 from 11:30 AM to 2 PM EST. The event will begin by an introduction to MATLAB and Arduino, followed by the Hands-on Workshop. During the workshop, all the participants will be able to... Read more →

Hey, we are hosting this talk on how to get started with Amateur Radio presented by (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ACoAAAAomXkBcc51FPzLKTucg0BEvgd2S6T1740) and Harrie Jones from the Ottawa Amateur Radio Club! If you are interested in: - Communicating with people around the world - Experimenting with electronics - Helping your community - Talking to the International Space Station - Learning... Read more →

Our life is becoming more convenient, efficient, and intelligent with the aid of fast-evolving wireless technologies, which require a massive deployment of interconnected but geographically scattered wireless sensing and communication devices. Conventional batteries/cords-based powering solutions will not sustain their extensive deployment, considering incurred cost, feasibility, and most of all, environmental impact. Therefore, a transformative powering... Read more →