Pi Day Pizza Social at Softronics in Marion
On Pi Day, the Cedar Rapids IEEE had a pizza social and a presentation by Bob Sternowski, founder of Softronics in Marion.
On Pi Day, the Cedar Rapids IEEE had a pizza social and a presentation by Bob Sternowski, founder of Softronics in Marion.
During E-Week, the Cedar Rapids Section hosted an event at Crystal Group in Hiawatha. Employees at Crystal Group gave us a tour of their facility and a technical presentation on applications of COTS technology.
Congratulations to Team 5 from Harding Middle School who won the IEEE Special Award at the Future Cities Contest on January 20th at Maple Grove Elementary School.
Registration for the 23nd Annual Professional Development conference, ProCon, is now open! This one day, two track event is on Tuesday, April 21st at the Cedar Rapids Marriott Hotel. Visit www.cr-ieee-procon.org for more information and to register. Procon 2020 Flyer
Registration for the 22nd Annual Professional Development conference, ProCon, is now open! This one day, two track event is on Tuesday, May 14th at the Cedar Rapids Marriott Hotel. Visit www.cr-ieee-procon.org for more information and to register. ProCon Flyer 2019
Registration for the 2018 professional develop conference, ProCon, is now open! Register here!
On February 20th, the Cedar Rapids IEEE attended the 44th annual Career Guidance Conference at Kirkwood Hotel in Cedar Rapids. Over 400 high school age students participated in the conference which focused on helping them choose a career path.
Congratulations to Callum Beebe, winner of the IEEE special achievement award at the 2017 Eastern Iowa Science and Engineering Fair. Callum is from Van Buren High School in Keosauqua. His winning project was called: “Manure Using, Methane Producing, Microbial Fuel Cells”. See the EISEF website for more information on the science fair.
Please join fellow Eastern Iowa Consultants, IEEE members and guests for a presentation by Matt Nowick founder of Brew Data. Matt will cover his accumulated technologies in his engineering quest through England, Colorado, Antarctica, and finally to Iowa. Select the registration link below to reserve a seat.
More information / registration here.
The University of Iowa Student Branch is hosting a tour of the Helium Cluster!
The Helium cluster provides high throughput or high performance computing which utilizes multiple processors to perform concurrent jobs in parallel. These resources can help significantly speed up scientific computations.
High performance computing is focused on providing researchers with tools to solve computationally intensive problems. Some common uses of the system are computational fluid dynamics, molecular modeling, bioinformatics, and climate modeling.
In collaboration with other units on campus ITS-Research Services runs and supports two HPC systems to meet the high performance computing and high throughput computing needs of the campus. The largest of these system is the Helium cluster which contains 400 computers and 3800 processor cores. The Helium cluster is open to all University of Iowa faculty and students (with approval of a faculty sponsor). Access to the Helium cluster and basic user support are provided at no cost at this time. The Neon cluster is a smaller, but newer system composed of 2500 processor cores and systems with up to 512GB of memory.
Space is currently limited to 30 attendees therefore make sure to register soon!
If registration is closed due to being full and you are still interested in attending, please email: adam-snyder@uiowa.edu. Depending on interest, it may be possible to accommodate additional attendees.
Registration / more info here.