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2 events,The IEEE GRSS Microwave Radiometry School will be held September 29–October 2, 2026, at the Lory Student Center, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado. The four-day program will cover fundamentals of microwave radiometry, calibration and error sources, instrument and RF system design, advanced radiometer systems, and remote-sensing applications. The school is sponsored by the IEEE GRSS Instrumentation and Future Technologies Technical Committee (IFT-TC) and Passive Microwave Radiometers Subcommittee and hosted by the Microwave Systems Laboratory at Colorado State University. Limited funding may be available to support student participation. Additional details will be provided to eligible participants. Signup link found here - https://docs.google.com/forms/u/0/d/e/1FAIpQLSeXGJZjQuwDj2D31-9X95E74T2s61n-jdvOtI_PXKv44mcxDw/viewform?usp=send_form&pli=1&authuser=0 Agenda: Room: C17, Bldg: Engineering Building, 400 Isotope Drive, fort collins, Colorado, United States, 80523
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Meeting for general administration and operation of the Black Hills Subsection. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/574671 |
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1 event,The 16th IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference (GHTC 2026) is a flagship global conference sharing practical technology-enabled solutions supporting achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) by addressing the needs of underserved communities in resource-constrained environments around the world. GHTC 2026 will be hosted at University of Colorado, Boulder Mortensen Center in Global Engineering and Resilience of October 7 - 10. Registration is open. See the GHTC 2026 (https://ieeeghtc.org/2026-registration/) for details on fees and options. GHTC 2026 will include four keynote speakers: [] GHTC is focused on bringing together people working on the application of technology to addressing critical issues for the benefit of the resource-constrained and vulnerable populations in the world. It is a forum where (http://www.ieee.org/index.html) works with developers and NGOs to identify the most pressing needs. We encourage participants from academia, for-profit and non-profit businesses, governmental and non-governmental organizations to attend and present research, ideas, and other considerations for the creation of effective humanitarian technology. We also invite participants to share case studies and lessons learned from deployment and application of humanitarian technologies. Why Attend? - Participate in an extensive, vibrant, and innovative technical program - Learn from world-class knowledgeable practitioners working in the field - Exchange information, share experiences and network with attendees actively involved in the fields - Gain visibility and recognition for your humanitarian work, projects and ideas - Find new resources and potential partners or investors See the GHTC 2026 (https://ieeeghtc.org/2026-program/) schedule and details. - View descriptions of (https://ieeeghtc.org/keynotes-special-sessions/). - View full schedule of (https://ieeeghtc.org/technical-paper-presentations-schedule-2026/). Co-sponsored by: University of Colorado, Boulder Agenda: See the GHTC 2026 (https://ieeeghtc.org/2026-program/) schedule and details. Bldg: SEEC Building, , 4001 Discovery Drive, Boulder, Colorado, United States, 80303 |
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We’re hosting a special member gathering on Thursday, October 8, giving our Section members a unique opportunity to meet two of IEEE Region 5’s leaders and learn more about the future of IEEE in our region. Chris Sanderson, IEEE Region 5 Director, and Ian MacMillan, Director-Elect, are eager to meet our members, hear what you think, and learn more about what matters to you. This will be an informal, open discussion—not a presentation. Bring your questions, ideas, concerns, or simply your curiosity about where IEEE is headed and how our Region can better serve its sections. Come meet the people who help shape IEEE Region 5—and let them hear directly from you. And please feel free to bring your spouse or partner. We want this to be an enjoyable evening and an opportunity to connect with fellow IEEE members. Attendance will be limited to 40 people, so please sign up early! We hope you’ll join us for this special opportunity to meet, talk, and help shape the future of IEEE. A light snack will be served Speaker(s): Chris, Ian, Faye Agenda: 5:00 pm Doors Open 5:30 pm Introductions 5:45 pm Comments by Directors 6:15-7:30 pm Q & A Room: 300, Bldg: Lory Student Center, 1101 Center Ave Mall, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado, United States, 80521
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Abstract: As semiconductor manufacturing pushes against the limits of traditional monolithic chip design, chiplet-based architectures have emerged as a transformative solution for the industry. By breaking complex processors into smaller, discrete dies, manufacturers can significantly improve yields, reduce waste, and circumvent the hard reticle-size limitations imposed by modern lithography machines. This approach also unlocks powerful cost and efficiency advantages, allowing engineers to optimize each functional block by selecting the most appropriate manufacturing node, for example, pairing cutting-edge processes for high-performance logic with more cost-effective nodes for memory and I/O components. Chiplet architectures, however, have brought renewed focus to the packaging that sits between the silicon die and the system PCB. These packages have had to increase in complexity to support many more chiplet-to-chiplet connections. Today’s advanced packages make it possible to combine specialized CPU, AI, and graphics modules within a single package. The ability to reuse proven chiplet designs and selectively upgrade individual functional blocks without redesigning an entire system represents a shift in how the semiconductor industry approaches processor development. This talk will explore how chiplet technology is overcoming the manufacturing, economic, and design challenges facing the industry and shaping the future of advanced semiconductor packaging. Parking: Parking information at CU Boulder will be provided to event registrants closer to the event date. ** The Front Range Speaker Series brings together students, faculty, IEEE members, and engineering professionals for technical talks from experts across industry and academia. This event is part of the ongoing speaker series co-hosted by the IEEE University of Colorado Boulder Student Branch and the IEEE Denver Section. This series is open to all levels from technical beginners to experts. Upcoming Talks: - Thursday, November 5, 2026:"Package and PCB Materials" by Darren Hitchcock (Panasonic) - Thursday, December 3, 2026: Student presentations showcasing research and industry topics Agenda: Example Agenda - 6:45–7:00 PM — Arrival and attendee check-in - 7:00–7:10 PM — Welcome and speaker introduction - 7:10–8:10 PM — Speaker presentation - 8:10–8:20 PM — Q&A and discussion - 8:20–8:30 PM — Closing remarks and upcoming speaker-series announcements Room: ECCR 200, Bldg: Engineering Center, 1111 Engineering Drive, Boulder, Colorado, United States, 80309 |
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Help inspire the next generation of engineers, scientists, and problem-solvers! Build Something Cool is coming to the University of Colorado Boulder on Saturday, October 10, 2026, from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM at the Integrated Teaching and Learning Laboratory (ITLL). We are seeking enthusiastic volunteers to help make this hands-on STEM outreach event an engaging and memorable experience for middle- and high-school students and their families. About Build Something Cool Students will explore engineering through hands-on activities, including soldering, project assembly, and creative design challenges. They will have the chance to build a project to take home, discover new interests, and meet engineers, scientists, and STEM professionals. Your time, encouragement, and real-world perspective can make a lasting difference. How You Can Help Teaches and Volunteers may assist by: - Helping students assemble and troubleshoot their projects - Sharing your STEM career path and answering students’ questions - Supporting activity stations, check-in, lunch, and general event logistics - Encouraging students as they explore, create, and build something cool You are welcome to volunteer for the full day or a half-day shift. Lunch will be provided, and we hope you will stay to connect with fellow volunteers and participants. Volunteer Registration If you are available to volunteer, please use the Register button below to register and indicate your availability. Parking instructions will be provided to event registrants by email as the event approaches. Help Us Reach Students Please share this opportunity with families, educators, and students in grades 8–12 who may enjoy a free day of hands-on STEM exploration at CU Boulder. Students and families can register through the official event website: (https://www.colorado.edu/event/bsc2026/) Questions? Contact: Jim Harrer at [email protected] Dr. Mona El Helbawy, [email protected] Thank you for helping create an exciting, welcoming day of learning and discovery! [] Agenda: Event-Day Schedule 8:30–9:30 AM | Volunteer Arrival, Breakfast & Setup Volunteers arrive, enjoy breakfast, set up activity rooms and workstations, and review the day’s plan. 9:30–10:00 AM | Participant Welcome & Check-In Students and their parents or guardians are welcomed to the event, check in, receive an overview of the day, and get ready for a fun hands-on STEM experience. 10:00 AM–12:00 PM | Morning Concurrent Workshops Students arrive for hands-on project building while volunteers guide, encourage, and assist at activity stations. 12:00–1:00 PM | Lunch & Community Time Lunch will be available for volunteers, students, and participants. Volunteers are encouraged to join us for lunch and connect with the event community. 1:00–3:00 PM | Afternoon Concurrent Workshops A second group of students participates in the Build Something Cool activities with volunteer support. 3:00–4:00 PM | Wrap-Up & Pack-Up Students depart, and volunteers help clean up activity spaces, pack materials, and close out the day. Volunteers are welcome to serve in the morning, afternoon, or for the full day. We hope you will stay for lunch! Bldg: Integrated Teaching & Learning Program and Laboratory (ITLL), 1045 Regent Dr., Boulder, Colorado, United States, 80302
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In conjunction with the Build Something Cool at the University of Colorado Boulder on Saturday, October 10, 2026, the R5 Director, Christopher Sanderson, would like to have lunch with the members of the Denver Section's ExCom. Lunch will be in the same building at CU as the Build Something Cool workshops are being held, so there will be opportunities to interact with the volunteers and students in the workshops as well. The R5 ExCom is holding a hybrid meeting from 9:00 - 12:00 that day in Room 160 in the same building, and Denver Excom members are invited to join that meeting as well. Parking instructions will be provided to event registrants by followup email. Please register by noon, October 3, so that a head count for lunch can be obtained. For further information about the Build Something Cool event, and to register as a volunteer, visit https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/576168. [] Room: ITLL 1B 150, Bldg: Integrated Teaching & Learning Program and Laboratory (ITLL), 1045 Regent Dr., Boulder, Colorado, United States, 80302
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In conjunction with the Build Something Cool event at the University of Colorado Boulder on Saturday, October 10th 2026, the R5 Director Christopher Sanderson would like to have lunch with the members of the Denver Sections Excom. Lunch will be in the same building at CU as the Build Something Cool workshops are being held so there will be opportunities to interact with the volunteers and students in the workshops as well. The R5 Excom is holding a hybrid meeting from 9:00 - 12:00 that day in Room 160 in the same building and Denver Excom members are invited to join that meeting as well. Parking instructions will be provided to event registrants by followup email. Please register by noon, October 3 so that a head count for lunch can be obtained. For further information about the Build Something Cool event and to register as a volunteer, visit https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/576168 [] Room: ITLL 1B 150, Bldg: Integrated Teaching & Learning Program and Laboratory (ITLL), 1045 Regent Dr., Boulder, Colorado, United States, 80302
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In conjunction with the Build Something Cool at the University of Colorado Boulder on Saturday, October 10, 2026, the R5 Director, Christopher Sanderson, would like to meet with members of the Denver Section's Student Branches. The meeting will be in the Rustandy Building, near where the BSC workshops are being held. The address of the Rustandy Building is 1111 Engineering Drive, and it connects the Engineering Center and the Koelbel Building (Leeds School of Business, at 995 Regent Drive, Boulder, CO 80309). Light refreshments will be provided. Parking instructions will be provided to event registrants by follow-up email. For further information about the Build Something Cool event, and to register as a volunteer, visit https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/576168. [] Room: KOBL 352, Bldg: Rustandy Building, 1111 Engineering Drive., Boulder, Colorado, United States, 80302
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In conjunction with the Build Something Cool at the University of Colorado Boulder on Saturday, October 10, 2026, the R5 Director, Christopher Sanderson, would like to network with members of the Denver Section's Women in Engineering, Young Professionals, and Life Member affinity groups. The meeting will be in the Rustandy Building, near where the BSC workshops are being held. The address of the Rustandy Building is 1111 Engineering Drive, and it connects the Engineering Center and the Koelbel Building (Leeds School of Business, at 995 Regent Drive, Boulder, CO 80309). Parking instructions will be provided to event registrants by follow-up email. For further information about the Build Something Cool event, and to register as a volunteer, visit https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/576168. [] Room: KOBL 352, Bldg: Rustandy Building, 1111 Engineering Drive., Boulder, Colorado, United States, 80302 |
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The IEEE PES/IAS Joint Chapter will organize a technical visit to the Black Hills Energy Control Center to provide participants with a practical understanding of how modern electric power systems are monitored, operated, and coordinated in real time. During the visit, Black Hills Energy personnel will introduce the functions of a utility control center, including system monitoring, generation and load balancing, transmission operations, reliability coordination, and responses to changing grid conditions. Participants will also learn how electricity is scheduled and traded through wholesale electricity markets and how market operations interact with physical power-system constraints. The visit will give students and faculty an opportunity to connect power-system concepts learned in the classroom and research laboratory with real-world utility operations. The event will also provide insight into careers and professional responsibilities in power-system operation, energy management, and electricity markets. Rapid City, South Dakota, United States |
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RF electronics and antennas are becoming increasingly integrated, especially at mmWave frequencies, where conducted testing is often impossible or impractical. More and more tests therefore have to be performed over the air, which can’t all be met by anechoic chambers due to issues with speed and accuracy. In this talk, Anouk Hubrechsen (CEO Antennex) will introduce an alternative method for wireless testing based on reverberation chambers for both development and production. She will describe the basic operation of these chambers, including the techniques behind the more advanced methods that enable measurements such as noise figure, antenna efficiency, EVM + non-linear distortion, and others. The talk also links the technology to entrepreneurship and standardization efforts. Speaker(s): Anouk Hubrechsen , Agenda: 5:30 PM - 6:00 PM : Free Dinner and Introductions. Pizza and beverages will be offered as refreshments. 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM : Talk 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM : Q & A as well as networking Room: 312, Bldg: Engineering Center North Tower (ECNT), Engineering Center, North Tower, Colorado Ave, Boulder, Colorado, United States, 80301 |
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This event is to support the upgrade of Region 5 WIE Members to Senior Membership level. The event will be led by Larry Larson who holds the position of Sr. Membership Chairman for both the Central Texas Section and Region 5. At this meeting, Larry will describe the successful Sr. Membership application, work with attendees to develop their own application following this example. When the application is electronically submitted leadership of the Central Texas Section will be assisting to provide appropriate technical Reference Writers. For this event, it is recommended to download and complete the R-3 Sr. Member resume before the event; the resume form will help us with your application. (https://r5.ieee.org/ctx/wp-content/uploads/sites/26/2023/06/1.2-R3-SSC-SMEC-Senior-Member-Resume-Template-2023.pdf) We have also the Region 5 Sr. Member Application Guidance document to help you. Both will be emailed to you before the meeting. No need to start the application ahead of time; but you may if you wish - the rpesentation will illustrate the most effective approach to get your application accepted. Co-sponsored by: Region 5 WIE Chapters Speaker(s): Larry Larson, Agenda: 6:30 ZOOM Meeting Starts - Welcome and introductions 6:45 Presentation - - - Best Practices in forming your Sr Member Application - and Why! - - Lawrence Larson 7:30 Working session to develop applications 8:30 Thank You's and finishing details Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/579900 |
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In Person attendance at Original Brooklyn's, 2644 W Colfax Ave, Denver, CO 80204. Parking is behind the Original Brooklyn restaurant. Please do not park at the Pepsi center or in other restaurant parking lots. Original Brooklyn parking has signs for their parking behind the restaurant. Remote attendance via WebEx call-in: Denver Excom Meeting Hosted by IEEE Denver Section https://ieeemeetings.webex.com/ieeemeetings/j.php?MTID=m4fa1461a887d1a94fd52de51e94aa369 3rd Tuesday 6:00 PM | 2 hours 30 minutes | (UTC-06:00) Mountain Time (US & Canada) Occurs the third Tuesday of every month effective 6/15/2021 from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM, (UTC-06:00) Mountain Time (US & Canada) Meeting number: 596 761 562 Password: huVJgx2N7b7 Join by video system Dial [email protected] You can also dial 173.243.2.68 and enter your meeting number. Join by phone +1-415-655-0002 United States Toll 1-855-282-6330 United States Toll Free Access code: 596 761 562 Agenda: - Meals and Socializing 6-6:30pm - Roll Call, Introductions, and Verification of a Quorum - Additions to the Agenda - Officer Reports - Student/ Affinity Group / Chapter Updates - Committee Reports - Old Business - Other Items & New Business - Adjourn Original Brooklyn's, 2644 W Colfax Ave, Denver, Colorado, United States, 80204, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/582547 |
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Join the IEEE PES/IAS Denver Chapter for our October meeting. Note that this event is at the Original Brooklyn's at 2644 W Colfax Ave, Denver, CO 80204. Schedule 6:00 – Check-in, Chapter Business and Networking 6:30 – Dinner Served 7:00 – Presentation/Networking 8:00 – Adjourn Speaker: Sean Morash Title: Seeing the Whole Elephant: Integrated Planning from the Bulk System to the Distribution Edge Summary: Planning silos across generation, transmission, distribution, and customer programs hinder efficiency. This session will cover five dimensions of integrated planning, modern distribution forecasting and interconnection tools, and lessons from various jurisdictions on making integrated planning real. Speaker(s): Sean Morash Agenda: Schedule 6:00 – Check-in, Chapter Business and Networking 6:30 – Dinner Served 7:00 – Presentation 8:00 – Adjourn Bldg: Original Brooklyns, 2644 W Colfax Ave, Denver, Colorado, United States, 80204 |
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Meeting for general administration and operation of the Black Hills Subsection. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/581539 |
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An ice-breaker introduction to the basics. A live coding hour for engineers and tech-adjacent people. Friendly overview. Real PyTorch. A notebook you can keep building on. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN - How a neural network is put together, step by step, in PyTorch. - How the code is structured and what it does. - How to use Jupyter Notebooks in Google Colab — no local install. - How to use AI to write the code. An easy exposure to Python coding. You will get a technical toehold in a foundational AI technology so you can stop feeling left behind by the AI revolution. [] About your Presenter: Scott Evans After my BSEE, I did things in reverse. I started with a 26-year career in technical marketing, engineering sales management, entrepreneurship, business, and finance. This included starting 5 businesses. After that, I re-tooled and re-studied math and engineering, and then became a working electrical engineer. I own two companies, one of which is technology related. Includes the 2026 IEEE AI Symposium The 2026 AI Symposium immediately follows this workshop at the Forge Event Center adjacent to the Grimm Brothers Brewhouse, which is also on the Forge Campus. Speaker(s): Scott, Agenda: 4:00 pm Doors Open 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm- Instruction 5:30 pm Adjourn to AI Symposium Room: Colaboratory Conference Room, Bldg: B, The Forge, 815 14 st S.W., Loveland, Colorado, United States, 80537
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[] Participants will learn: The basics of using AI to write a simple application. What you need to get started Smart techniques to make the AI write better code faster! Vibe Coding 101 Why write code or wish you could if an AI can write it for you? This free seminar will show you the basics of vibe coding. You will learn how to use an AI system to write code for you. We’ll keep it very simple and show you how to build a small app that does what you want. This entry-level seminar is intended for people who want to start vibe coding but are not sure where to begin. Programming expertise is not required! [] About the Presenter: Sam McKay Sam is the new chair of AI for Everyone, which is the Northern Colorado subchapter of the RMAIIG (Rocky Mountain AI Interest Group). Sam has a deep background in full-stack programming and software architecture, and a passion for making technical topics understandable. *Vibe Coding is an AI-assisted software development approach where a developer describes a task in natural language and a large language model (LLM) generates the code. The developer then guides, tests, and refines the AI output instead of writing every line manually. Agenda: Participants will learn: The basics of using AI to write a simple application. What you need to get started Smart techniques to make the AI write better code faster! Room: Event Center, Bldg: C, Forge Event Center, 815 SW 14th Street, Loveland, Colorado, United States, 80537
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Our 2 nd annual event This announcement is a place keeper. Further details will be added later in the year Agenda: TBD Bldg: Forge Event Center, 815 14th street SW, Loveland, Colorado, United States, 80537
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Our 2 nd annual event This announcement is a place keeper. Further details will be added later in the year Agenda: TBD Bldg: Forge Event Center, 815 14th street SW, Loveland, Colorado, United States, 80537
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The []2nd Annual Engineering in the Age of Artificial Intelligence Symposium Artificial Intelligence is transforming every facet of modern life. Engineering stands at the forefront of this revolution. This event will explore how AI is reshaping engineering disciplines — from design and manufacturing to communications, energy, health, and beyond. Attendees will gain insights into emerging trends, innovative applications, and the ethical considerations that will define the coming era of technological advancement. Through a dynamic program of individual presentations, interactive panel discussions, and networking opportunities, participants will: * Hear from experts on the impact of AI across diverse professional fields * Explore how engineers can leverage AI to solve global challenges * Engage in discussions about AI-driven engineering * Connect with peers, mentors, and professionals to build valuable networks This event offers a unique forum to learn, share, and imagine the future of engineering in an age where human ingenuity and artificial intelligence intersect. Whether you are an industry professional adapting to rapid change, a researcher pushing the boundaries of discovery, or a student eager to explore career pathways, this gathering will provide inspiration, knowledge, and community. October 29, 2026 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. Forge Event Center First 100 registrations receive a free drink ticket Former Loveland HP Facility 815 14th St SW Bldg B120 Loveland, CO 80537 Agenda: 5:45 pm Doors Open Room: Forge Event Center, Bldg: B120, 815 SW 14th Street, Forge Innovation Campus, Loveland, Colorado, United States, 80537 |
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