To honor the incredible 100-year legacy IEEE, Nebraska section is hosting a one-day event dedicated to the most pivotal technology of our time: Artificial Intelligence.
Join us on Tuesday, October 21st, for a day of celebration, learning, and connection. We will bring together the brightest minds in our region to explore the frontiers of AI, reflect on a century of engineering excellence, and envision the innovations that will define our future.
Whether you are an industry professional, an academic researcher, or a student eager to learn, this is an event you won’t want to miss.
Event at a Glance
Why You Should Attend
- Celebrate History, Shape the Future: Be part of a historic centennial event celebrating our community’s contributions to technology.
- Learn from AI Pioneers: Gain powerful insights from leading experts who are actively shaping the AI landscape.
- Explore Cutting-Edge Topics: Dive deep into sessions on generative AI, machine learning, robotics, and the ethical implications of artificial intelligence.
- Expand Your Professional Network: Connect with hundreds of peers, industry leaders, and innovators from across the Midwest.
Event Agenda
- 8:00 AM – Registration
- 8:15 AM – AI Tutorial
- 8:45 AM – Ethics – Karen Stelling
- 9:45 AM – AI Applications in the Electric Utility Industry – Cory Hanson, NPPD
- 10:45 AM – Break
- 11:00 AM – Understanding Time Current Curves and Related Topics (Selective Coordination & Arc Flash) – Daniel Oliva, PE
- 12:00 PM – Networking Lunch
- 12:00 PM – Key-Note (virtual?) Address – Mike Andrews – AgeTech: A Universe of Opportunities
- 1:00 PM – The Engineer’s New Toolbox: How AI is Reshaping Our Skills, Tasks, and Value – Vaibhav Gujral
- 2:00 PM – Chat-GPT AI and Ethics – Karla Carter
- 3:00 PM – Afternoon Break with refreshments
- 3:15 PM – Unveiling Generative AI: From ChatGPT to Real-World Impact – Adjunct Professor Sudhir Gajre
- 4:15 PM – Tour of Kiewit Hall – on your own
- 5:00 PM – Check in and Mixer for banquet
- 6:00 PM – 100 yr anniversary celebration, recognition and award banquet : IEEE Nebraska Section History – Al Sphuntoff : Key-Note (Virtual?) Address – Mike Andrews – AgeTech Overview: Think Globally, Act Locally, and Take it Personally : Awards – Rebecca Furtado
- 9:00 PM – Event concludes
Please note: Agenda is subject to change.
Our Valued Partners
This historic event is made possible through the generous support of our sponsors, who are committed to advancing technology in our community.
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Don’t Miss This Historic Event!
The future is intelligent, and it starts now. Join us as we honor a century of achievement and explore the incredible road ahead. Register today to secure your spot at this can’t-miss event for the tech community.
Questions? Please contact IEEE NE Section chair.