IEEE Region 4 invites you to a talk with Jason Brozen, a master electrician and Safety Trainer. He is a survivor of an arc flash incident and speaks to audiences about this experience, and what you can do to prevent it. One PDH will be offered for this event. “DON’T BE ME”, HOW COMPLACENCY NEARLY KILLED ME – One-hour testimonial / case study This one-hour presentation covers the critical details that led up to the accident that nearly killed Jason. He focuses on the actual case study and root cause resulting in the complacency that ultimately caused this accident. This course is designed for linemen, electricians, maintenance personnel, and engineers that may be exposed to electrocution, arc flash hazards, or electric shock from tools, machines, or appliances. This testimonial is a great refresher for safety professionals as well as field technicians. Biography: Jason Brozen Professional safety instructor, expert witness, consultant, and arc-flash survivor Jason has made it his mission to share his experience, as an arc flash survivor, to help others stay safe on the job. He is currently the Lead Corporate Safety and Technical Trainer for Tyndale Enterprises, Inc. and an NFPA Certified Electrical Safety Compliance Professional (CESCP). Jason has been an NFPA 70E instructor for several years and has been a certified Master Electrician for over 28 years. His nationally recognized presentations include his own personal arc flash survival and recovery story. BACKGROUND  Arc flash survivor (ICU for 2-weeks & 7-months off work for recovery)  Block & Associates certified Master Electrician for nearly 30-years  NFPA Certified Electrical Safety Compliance Professional (CESCP)  Professional NFPA 70, 70B, and 70E electrical safety instructor  Keynote presenter for 100’s of national safety and technical training events  OSHA 10 and 30 certified  VDC / BIM / CAD specialist for several multi-million-dollar projects  Production Manager / Project Manager / Trainer in a highly successful service company  Over 35-years of experience with residential, commercial, and industrial construction wiring methods, as well as the design of electrical and low-voltage communication systems within them  Member of a local college’s board of advisors for their electrical program accreditation  Instructor for Johnson County, Kansas’ continuing education program, The Electric League, Kansas City Power & Light (Evergy), and property management groups  Expert witness / subject matter expert / consultant Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/467713

The University of Iowa has a long history of space exploration, beginning with the first satellite observations with Van Allen’s Explorer 1 instrument and extending to nearly all the planets and beyond. This talk by Dr. William S. Kurth (Dept. of Physics & Astronomy) will focus on Voyager and some of the science that twin spacecraft mission is acquiring in the interstellar medium and the extraordinary lengths being taken by the flight team at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory to keep the Voyagers operating (47 years). He’ll also briefly discuss a much younger mission, Juno, exploring Jupiter. Despite Jupiter’s intense radiation environment, Juno is nearing completion of a four-year mission extension. Live In-Person event at the Cedar Rapids Public Library with live-stream via Zoom Note: Cedar Rapids on-street parking is free after 5:00 PM. The ramps are not free. Speaker(s): William, Agenda: Introductory Remarks Presentation by Dr. William S. Kurth, University of Iowa Research Scientist (Dept. of Physics & Asstronomy) Question & Answer Room: Beams Auditorium (B), Bldg: Cedar Rapids Public Library, 450 5th Ave. SE, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States, 52401, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/467219

Students are learning through hole soldering techniques on a PCB that was created in a previous workshop. Co-sponsored by: SVSU ECE department 7400 Bay Rd, University Center, Michigan, United States, 48710

Machines used in agricultural, construction, forestry, and earth-moving machinery industries have become more complex and more reliant on sophisticated electronics for control of operation, efficiency and reliability. The electronic systems used on a machine are many times developed by different suppliers and are interconnected with a communications bus. These electronic systems must operate in harmony with each other and within a crowded electromagnetic environment. This presentation will discuss the Who, What, Where, Why, and How to get these complex machines tested for Electromagnetic Interference, Electromagnetic Compatibility, and to their target markets. This event is being hosted by the IEEE Central Illinois Section and the IEEE Bradley University Student Branch. PLEASE REGISTER IF ATTENDING: This event is open to all IEEE Members, IEEE Students, IEEE Graduate Students, and Bradley University students. To attend this event either in-person or online, you must register below. BRINGING A GUEST? If you plan to bring a guest, please indicate so when you register. VISITOR PARKING: For complete details about how to park at Bradley University, visit https://www.bradley.edu/offices/business/parking/. Parking regulations are enforced 24 hours a day, and we recommend arriving early in case of unexpected congestion. - (Recommended) Visitor Center Parking Lot: Visitor parking is available near the Bradley University Visitor Center (830 N Elmwood Ave, Peoria, IL 61606). This lot is near the southwest corner of W Saint James St. and N Duryea Pl. Drivers entering this lot will need to spend one quarter ($0.25) to open the exit gate. For complete details about visitor parking, visit: https://www.bradley.edu/offices/business/parking/visitor/. - Bradley University Main Street Parking Deck: A few individual visitor parking spaces may be available at the parking deck located at 913 N Maplewood Ave #911, Peoria, IL 61606. MEETING ROOM LOCATION: Business and Engineering Convergence Center (BECC), 4th floor Room number: 4120 HOW TO ATTEND ONLINE: This meeting's presentation will be streamed online using WebEx teleconferencing. See below for details on how to connect via phone or web. ABOUT US: The IEEE Central Illinois Section serves members and students in Champaign, Bloomington, Peoria, Springfield, Danville, Litchfield, Decatur, Quincy, and their surrounding areas. The IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Society is the world's largest organization dedicated to research and education for the reduction of electromagnetic interference. Speaker(s): Craig Fanning, Agenda: 6:00 PM - Announcements 6:15 PM - Keynote 7:00 PM - Networking session 8:00 PM - End of event Room: 4120, Bldg: Business and Engineering Convergence Center (BECC), 1500 W Main St, Peoria, Illinois, United States, 61606, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/463553

Join us the IEEE RRVS CCS & IAS, WIE, YP, Life members chapter Meeting at 6pm. TITLE: TBD Program: TBD About the Speaker: TBD Agenda: 6:00 PM Gathering, Networking & Dinner 7:15 PM Presentation starts 8:30 PM Adjourn Room: 1322, Bldg: Woodward Technology Center (WTC), 3301 N Mulford Rd,, Rockford, Illinois, United States, 61114

Cyber law specialist, Sarah Anderson, speaks on the legal actions developing around Artificial Intelligence. Speaker(s): Sarah Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/466606

Abstract: Aircraft electrification represents a prominent advancement in the aviation industry which is aiming to improve energy efficiency and minimize carbon footprint. Electric motors have a crucial role in the electric propulsion system to enable such transformation. This discussion will focus on exploring current trends, design considerations, performance needs and modeling methods of electric motors used in aircraft electrification. Speaker(s): Dheeraj Agenda: 17.45 Pizza and networking 18.00 Administrative 18.05 Presentation on Aircraft Electrification 18.50 Q&A Room: 1270, Bldg: Mechanical Engineering, 1513 Engineering Drive, Madison, Wisconsin, United States

In collaboration with ECI, the student chapter of IEEE at UW-Madison is hosting a session dedicated to the fundamentals and professional exam in regard the the Fundamental of Engineering Exam and the later Professional Engineering Exam held by NCES. This is a pivotal progression for students looking to enter the industry, especially consulting engineering. To find more information on the exams head to: https://ncees.org/exams/fe-exam/ For more information regarding Engineering Consultants Inc, head to: https://eciusa.com/ Co-sponsored by: Engineering Consultant Inc. Agenda: 5:00 PM - Intros 5:15 - 7:00 PM - Information and Preparation Session 7:00 PM - Closing Comments and Wrap Up Room: 1610, Bldg: Engineering Hall, 1415 Engineering Dr, Madison, Wisconsin, United States, 53706