May
3, 2016
Entrepreneurship Series: The Engineer to Entrepreneur Roadmap to Success - An
Overview of Entrepreneurship
Pizza and Networking: 6:30 PM
Presentation: 7:00 PM
Presenter: Jerry Knotts
$5 for IEEE members, $15 for nonmembers,
$35 at the door. Register and
pay at www.ieee-bv.org/meet/2016-05-ent
Abstract
The
road to responding to our entrepreneurial inner calling starts with a well
thought out preparation and the development of a roadmap marked with clear
milestones. This workshop lays out the fundamentals of launching a successful
startup and steps to prepare. In this presentation, Jerry Knotts,
President/CEO of the California Coast Venture Forum and President of J.E.
Knotts & Associates, will set the background and knowledge foundation
that will be helpful to fully benefit from the 2016 IEEE Entrepreneurship
speaker series.
About the
Speaker
Jerry Knotts is the President/CEO of the
California Coast Venture Forum and President of J.E. Knotts & Associates.
He has more than 30 years successful experience in small, medium and large
sized defense and aerospace low and hi-technology companies. He served as
Vice-President/General Manager, Defense Electronics Div, California Microwave
and Vice-President, American Nucleonics Corporation. He serves as a member of
the Board of Counselors, California Lutheran University School of Business; a
member of the SoCalBio Investor Conference Company/Company Screening Board;
and a mentor for the LARTA Institute. Jerry has notable achievements in
general business management, strategic planning, and business development. As
a consultant. He serves on numerous Corporation Boards and provides strategic
and financial planning services to small and medium sized companies. His
academic background includes a BSEE (Electrical Engineering) from Penn State
University; an MBA from Auburn; and graduate of the Defense Systems
Management College (DSMC), Industrial College of the Armed Forces (ICAF), and
Air War College. Jerry is a Senior Life Member of the IEEE and a registered
Professional Engineer.
Location
CLU
Center for Entrepreneurship, Room 107B
Cal
Lutheran Westlake Center
31416 Agoura Road
Westlake Village, CA 91361
Presented by: IEEE Buenaventura
Section
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May
4, 2016 (afternoon)
Technology in our Future - An Ally in Graceful Aging
Televised Live
Presentation
Thousand Oaks Council on Aging
Presentation: 1:20 PM - 2:00 PM
Presenter: Nathalie Gosset
1. Can be viewed live at www.ieee-bv.org/meet/2016-05-aging
2. or on television on Frontier (Verizon) Cable Channel 3
3. or in person at The
Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza, Board Room (across the sidewalk from the box
office), 2100 E Thousand Oaks Blvd, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362. Arrive by 1 PM.
Free parking in parking structure.
Agenda
Technology
can help us attenuate the effects of the aging of our body and mind. Smart
capabilities enter our home to make our living experience in senior years
safer and more comfortable. Most of all, wireless connectivity enable senior
citizens to enter a new life of learning, of growing and continue to bring
great contributions to society.
About the
Speaker
Nathalie Gosset, BSEE, MS, MBA is the
Chairman of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers,
Buenaventura Section. Ms. Gosset has been on the cutting edge of technologies
all her career. She is a sought out public speaker on matters
pertaining to emerging technologies and their impact on our life. She has
been studying recent science discoveries about the aging of the brain and
slow down of the body. This has open her eyes to the power of technology to
enable baby boomers to age gracefully. Ms. Gosset is the 2015 recipient of the
Regional Leadership Award from IEEE- USA, the 2009 IEEE Engineer of the Year
from the Buenaventura Section. She received the 2007 Career Service Global
Award from the Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society for creating 50
chapters worldwide to bring together doctors and engineers to facilitate
humanitarian solutions. Nathalie holds a BSEE from ISEP (1985, Paris,
France); MS in Telecommunications (1986, Boulder, CO); MBA (1990, University
of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN).
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May
4, 2016
The Smart Grid Living Lab at UCLA, and its Automated Demand Response Program
Pizza and Networking: 6:30 PM
Presentation: 7:00 PM
Presenter: Rajit Gadh
Meetings are free and open to the
public. Please register at
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Abstract
The
UCLA Smart Grid Energy Research Center (or SMERC) performs research, creates
innovations, and, demonstrates using the campus as a living lab some advanced
wireless/communications, Internet and sense-and-control technologies to
enable the development of the next generation of the electric utility grid -
The Smart Grid. Our speaker will talk about one of the SMERC’s initiatives,
the Automated Demand-Response (ADR) technology research program that aims to
showcase different levels and modalities of automation in load curtailment,
control models and secure messaging schemes leveraging multiple communication
technologies and maintaining interoperability between the Smart Grid
automation architecture layers.
About the
Speaker
Dr. Rajit Gadh is Professor of the Henry
Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science at UCLA, Founder and
Director the Smart Grid Energy Research Center or SMERC and Founder and
Director of the UCLA WINMEC Consortium. Dr. Gadh has a Doctorate degree from
Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), a Masters from Cornell University and a
Bachelor’s degree from IIT Kanpur all in engineering. He has taught as a
visiting researcher at UC Berkeley, has been an Assistant, Associate and Full
Professor at University of Wisconsin-Madison, and was a visiting researcher
at Stanford University.
Dr.
Gadh's current research interests include modeling and control of Smart
Grids, wireless monitoring and control of distribution and consumer-premise
power grids, Electric Vehicle aggregation, modeling and control, optimized EV
charging under grid and local constraints, Grid-to-vehicle, Vehicle-to-grid
and Grid-to-home architectures, automation and home area network for Demand
Response, Micro-grid modeling and control, and wireless-sensor and RFID
middleware architectures. Dr. Gadh is author of over 150 articles in journals
and conference proceedings and holds 4 patents. His team has developed the
WINSmartEV™ and WINSmartGrid™ research platforms at UCLA.
Dr.
Gadh's research has recently been funded by the following sources: (i) LADWP
(in turn funded by DOE) in which UCLA is one of three academic cooperating
partners along with USC, and, JPL/Caltech in which DOE funding is roughly
$60M) (ii) Korean Institute for Energy Research (KIER), (iii) EPRI NESCOR
Grant (funded by DOE), (iv) California Energy Commission, and (v) the UCLA
Smart Grid Industry Partners Program or SMERC-IPP consisting of over a dozen
industry members.
He is
a Fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. He has received the
National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER award, NSF Research Initiation
Award, and, NSF Lucent Industry Ecology Fellow Award, Society of Automotive
Engineers Ralph R. Teetor Educational award, IEEE WTS second best student
paper award, ASME Kodak Best Technical Paper award, AT&T Industrial
ecology fellow award, Engineering Education Foundation Research Initiation
Award, the William Mong Fellowship from University of Hong Kong, and other
accolades in his career. He has lectured and given keynote/distinguished
addresses worldwide in countries such as Belgium, Brazil, China, France,
Germany, India, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Holland, Hong Kong, Japan, S. Korea,
Singapore, Taiwan, and, Thailand. Dr. Gadh serves as advisor to a handful of
technology-based startups.
Location
CLU
Swenson Center, Room 101
California
Lutheran University
141 Faculty Street
Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
Parking: Visitors may park on CLU
streets after 7 PM without a permit. Before 7 PM, we recommend that you
park in the G1
visitor lot on the southwest corner of Olsen and Mountclef, and walk to
the Swenson building. Do not park in the faculty/staff lots, and do not
park in the areas marked “Homeowner Parking Only”.
Presented By: IEEE Buenaventura
Robotics and Automation/Industry Applications Chapter
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May
11, 2016
How to Solve Big Data Problems using Compressive Sensing Techniques
Pizza and Networking: 6:30 PM
Presentation: 7:00 PM
Presenter: Yahia Tachwali
Meetings are free and open to the
public. Please register at
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Abstract
In the
era of big data, the complexity of data analysis and information extraction
has grown dramatically. There is an increasing demand for scalable solutions
that can handle the storage and acquisition bandwidth of current sensing and
data analysis systems. Compressive sensing techniques have received recently
a lot of attention in the signal processing research community as novel
techniques to solve scalability problems and sampling limitations in many
signal processing applications.
In
this presentation, a quick introduction to compressive sensing fundamentals
is provided. Then, two practical implementations of compressive sensing
techniques are illustrated. One is based L1 minimization techniques and the
other is using sparse Fourier Sampling techniques. A quick overview of
current research and future directions on compressive sensing is discussed at
the end of the presentation.
About the
Speaker
Yahia Tachwali, Ph.D. is a Research and
Development Engineer at Keysight Technologies. He worked as a postdoctoral
researcher at the Georgia Institute of Technology, in the Broadband Wireless
Networking Lab under the supervision of Prof. Ian F. Akyildiz. He received
his Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of
Oklahoma in 2010. His doctoral research focused on building cognitive radios
in small form factor platforms and investigated the use of compressive
sensing techniques to perform efficient spectrum sensing operations. He has
authored more than 20 journal articles and conference papers in the field of
signal processing for cognitive radio applications. His research interests
are: cognitive radio networks, the design and implementation of DSP
algorithms on software radio platforms, spectrum sensing, machine learning,
reconfigurable wireless systems, and compressive sensing techniques.
Location
CLU
Swenson Center, Room 101
California
Lutheran University
141 Faculty Street
Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
Parking: Visitors may park on CLU
streets after 7 PM without a permit. Before 7 PM, we recommend that you
park in the G1
visitor lot on the southwest corner of Olsen and Mountclef, and walk to
the Swenson building. Do not park in the faculty/staff lots, and do not
park in the areas marked “Homeowner Parking Only”.
Presented By: IEEE Buenaventura
Computer Society Chapter
May
17, 2016
The Things we ought to Know About Digital Communications: A Primer in Three
Parts
Pizza and Networking: 6:30 PM
Presentation: 7:00 PM
Presenter: Bernard Sklar
Meetings are free and open to the
public. Please register at
www.ieee-bv.org/meet/2016-05-com
Abstract
The
emergence of digital communications has been a critical part of the
information age, and as wireless telecommunications in bandwidth and
spectral efficiency, peak throughput and datarates, performance at cell edge
and highly mobile environments, and challenges for low latency and overall
energy efficiency. In order to understand these seemingly complex
interdependent physical limitations of how we communicate, this series of 3
lectures attempts to start from the fundamentals and develop them through the
advanced state-of-the-art of digital communications of today, all with an
intuitive and clear explanation for the basis of why things work the way they
do, and what we are doing to push the envelope in coming generations of
digital comm. This first lecture will focus on laying the groundwork of why
digital communications is preferred over its analog legacy, key concepts of
signal-to-noise, bandwidth and dynamic range, the principles of Nyquist and
Shannon that define capability within a given bandwidth, how communications
depends on modulation waveshape selection, and the basis for bandwidth
efficiency and time-bandwidth product targets.
First in a
three-part series of lectures
Tuesday, May 17: Part I : Fundamentals
of Digital Communications, Modulation, and Capacity and Why Things Are the
Way They Are
Tuesday, July 19: Part II:
Modulation, Bandwidth, Power, Spectrum and How Error Tolerance and Coding
Schemes Make it All Work
Tuesday, August 30: Part III:
Multipath Limitations, Coherence, Fading and Enabling Techniques for MIMO,
Diversity Gain, and Spectral Re-Use in the Future
About the
Speaker
Bernard Sklar, PhD, President,
Communications Engineering Services, Tarzana, California. Dr. Sklar was
previously at The Aerospace Corporation and has acquired over 50 years of
experience in the electronics industry in a wide variety of technical design
and management positions. He has worked at Republic Aviation Corporation,
Hughes Aircraft Company, and Litton Systems, and has taught communications at
both the University of Southern California and UCLA. He is currently
associated with the University of Cape Town, South Africa, as an External
Examiner. He also has taught at other universities and has presented numerous
short courses throughout the United States, Europe, and the Far East. Dr.
Sklar has published and presented scores of technical papers, is the
recipient of the 1984 Prize Paper Award from the IEEE Communications Society
for his tutorial series on digital communications, and is the author of
Digital Communications: Fundamentals and Applications, Second Edition
(Prentice-Hall, 2001). He is a past chairman of the Los Angeles Council IEEE
Education Committee.
Location
Skyworks
Solutions
649 Lawrence Drive
Newbury Park, CA 91320
(Not the main building; please use link
to arrow that pinpoints building)
Presented by: IEEE Communications
Society Chapter
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May
18, 2016
Entrepreneurship Series: Startups for Engineers - Tips about Starting Your
Own Company as an Engineer
Pizza and Networking: 6:30 PM
Presentation: 7:00 PM
Presenter: Benjamin Kuo
$5 for IEEE members, $15 for nonmembers,
$35 at the door. Register and
pay at www.ieee-bv.org/meet/2016-05-ent2
Abstract
Have
you ever wondered about what it takes to start and fund your own company,
especially as an engineer? Benjamin Kuo, founder of online technology news
site socalTECH.com--who regularly interviews startup and technology industry
CEOs here in Southern California--gives some hints and tips about the startup
process, from the perspective of an engineer. Kuo is a longtime IEEE Senior
Member who got his start in engineering, but now spends his days tracking
local high tech startups and venture capital from the business end of the
industry.
Location
CLU
Swenson Center, Room 101
California
Lutheran University
141 Faculty Street
Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
Parking: Visitors may park on CLU
streets after 7 PM without a permit. Before 7 PM, we recommend that you
park in the G1
visitor lot on the southwest corner of Olsen and Mountclef, and walk to
the Swenson building. Do not park in the faculty/staff lots, and do not
park in the areas marked “Homeowner Parking Only”
Presented by: IEEE Buenaventura
Section
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May
26, 2016
Integrated Photonics
Pizza and Networking: 6:30 PM
Presentation: 7:00 PM
Presenter: John Bowers
Meetings are free and open to the
public. Please register at
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Abstract
Photonics
has transformed our experience with the Internet through low-cost,
high-bandwidth fiber optic transmission. The next level of evolution,
integrated optics or “silicon photonics” combines electrical and optical
components on the same silicon-based substrates that are used in the
fabrication of a semiconductor chip. Lasers, photodetectors, beam splitters,
isolators, filters, prisms, modulators and optical switches can be designed
into the same microchip.
Optical
switches have the potential to reduce the energy required to switch data by
factor of 10,000. Silicon photonics have the potential to reduce the energy
require to transmit data on and off chips by a factor of ten or more. A
recent collaboration between UCSB and Intel led to the development of hybrid
silicon lasers, which resulted in a prototype, a 50 Gbps high-speed optical
data link, which was integrated onto silicon.
About the
Speaker
John E. Bowers, Ph.D. is a world-leading
researcher in the areas of silicon photonics, optoelectronics, energy
efficiency and the development of novel low power optoelectronic devices for
the next generation of optical networks. Dr. Bowers holds the Fred Kavli
Chair in Nanotechnology, and is the Director of the Institute for Energy
Efficiency and a Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer
Engineering at UCSB. Dr. Bowers received his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from
Stanford University and worked for AT&T Bell Laboratories and Honeywell
before joining UC Santa Barbara.
Dr.
Bowers is a member of the National Academy of Engineering, a fellow of the
IEEE, OSA and the American Physical Society, and a recipient of the OSA
Holonyak Prize, the IEEE LEOS William Streifer Award and the South Coast
Business and Technology Entrepreneur of the Year Award. He has published
eight book chapters, 450 journal papers, 700 conference papers and has
received 52 patents. He and coworkers received the EE Times Annual Creativity
in Electronics (ACE) Award for Most Promising Technology for the hybrid
silicon laser in 2007.
Location
CSUCI Del Norte Hall, Room 1500
California State University, Channel Islands
Camarillo, CA 93012
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where to park for this event (JPG)
Presented by: IEEE Photonics
Society Chapter
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IEEE
Buenaventura Section Gives Special Awards at Ventura County Science Fair
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here for full article including photos (PDF)
Ventura, April 20, 2016 - Ventura County
Science Fair was held in the Ventura County Fair Grounds with the
organization of VC Office of Education. VCOE celebrated the 62th
anniversary of this premier annual event. Students from numerous Middle and
High Schools of Ventura County displayed their science projects in fourteen
different categories. The top three projects from each category were selected
by volunteer judges from the local industries and academia. Top projects on
each category have the option of entering the State Science Fair held on
April 20th. Participation in VCSF have been growing steadily since its
inception in 1955 when 8 budding scientists entered their projects. This year
1093 students entered 796 projects in this event.
In
addition to awards given by VCOE, special awards are given by professional
organization and industries to exceptional projects. IEEE Buenaventura
Section participated in this special awards category. All projects that
generated or used electricity for the implementation of the project were
eligible for IEEE special awards. This included projects that use computers.
Five years ago when this award was introduced there were very few projects
that fell in this category. This year there were over a 100 projects that met
this criteria. This award is having a clear effect on increasing interest
among students in the field of electrical engineering and computer
science. It was encouraging to see many projects involved generation
and storage of electricity. There is a saying that, “If enough people start
thinking about solving a problem then the solution will reveal itself “.
IEEE
judges selected four exceptional projects for these special Awards. First
prize went to Dhruv Agarwal for his project “Wireless electricity using
inductive coupling”. Second prize went to James Ge for his project “Making an
autonomous Arm with Adruino”. Third place went to the team of Ellis
Larch, Mia Yates & Zach Marteneau for their project "3D print a 3D
Printer “ and fourth place went to Kriensten Torres for her project “Making
the most efficient Battery”. 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th place winners
received $200, $100, $50(x3) & $50 prize respectively from IEEE
Buenaventura Section. IEEE Buenaventura Section would like to thank
Howard Turner, Christian Ziegler (IEEE) & Momin Quddus (IEEE) for judging
in the special awards category and presenting the awards at the ceremony.
STEM Exposition, 2016
In
addition VCSF, Channel Island State University organized a STEM Expo,
(Science Technology Engineering & Math) at the Science Fair.
Educational
institutions, businesses, non-profit organizations, government and
professional organizations participated in this event. IEEE Buenaventura
Section participated in this event. Science & technology questions were
posed to small groups of students. Interesting questions such as “How many
solar panels are required to meet the electricity need for each person in
USA” were posed. Students with correct answers won prizes. Students were very
engaged and welcomed the challenge of solving science questions.
Congratulations
to Senior Members
Congratulations to the following members who have
just been elevated and honored with the Senior Member grade:
• Richard Alhadi
• Mike Ambrose
• James Garnett
• Stephen Hansen
• Jongchan Kang
• Debbie Kirby
• Rick Poore
• Paul Rhonemus
• Bob Rumer
• Jim Schultz
• Yahia Tachwali
• Mike Torres
• Harry Lee Wiederspahn
• Sheldon Xu
• De-Ying Zhang
• Yan Zhao
• Guangcai Zhou
Photos
of Recent IEEE Buenaventura Events
On
March 23, the 2016 Buenaventura Section Spring Mixer was a fun get together
with 85 guests who enjoyed a Latino grilled dinner, a presentation from Zak Cohen on the 131 years that followed
the incorporation of AT&T and the time we spent honoring our officers,
our speakers, and our IEEE members who crossed significant membership
milestones. (photos)
On
March 31, the new Buenaventura Photonics Chapter speaker series started with
an amazing speaker: Eric Fossum, Ph.D.
presented “Quanta Image Sensor: Photon-Counting for Consumers” at the CLU
Westlake Village Entrepreneurship Center. Eric Fossum is a legend. He was
inducted into the US National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2011 for the
invention of the CMOS image sensor that is in your digital camera today and a
few other billions of cameras. (photos)
On
April 19, high school students from Newbury
Park High School, Ventura High School, and ACE Charter School
demonstrated the robots they entered in the FIRST Robotics Competition.
(photos)
On
April 20, Yahia Tachwali, Ph.D.,
Research and Development Engineer at Keysight Technologies, presented a
superb introduction to “Cognitive Radio and Software Defined Radio” on April
20 at CLU in Thousand Oaks. Thank you Dr. Tachwali! (photos)
On
April 21, more than 60 attendees came to hear Robert Piccioni, Ph.D.'s talk on "Einstein for Everyone."
A remarkable talk and a very special evening at the La Reina High School. We
honored 6 IEEE members with milestones loyalty pins. We most enjoyed
seeing the La Reina students and their parents meet the engineers and
technical professionals who attended the event. (photos)
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