This week has marked the beginning of the new activity of our electronics club (ClubElec) ! Each semester, new hands-on projects are proposed to the students to discover or learn more about electronics.
Lecture : Frédéric Crevecoeur “Rapid delay compensation during closed loop control of eye and arm movements”
The UCL IEEE Student Branch is glad to invite you to the following lecture :
“Rapid delay compensation during closed loop control of eye and arm movements”
given by Frédéric Crevecoeur, who works at UCL/INMA on motor control from an applied mathematics perspective and became an FNRS research associate earlier this year.
The event will be held on Friday February 23rd at 1:00 pm in the BARB01 auditorium. Sandwiches and beverages will be offered by the Student Branch to those who attend the talk. Registration is free but mandatory in order to receive a sandwich, please sign up at the bottom of this page.
Meet & Play
Tired of the cold winter weather ? The UCL IEEE Student Branch has the solution !
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Welcome to our new website !
Year 2018 gets off to a flying start here at the UCL IEEE Student branch ! Many great projects on the horizon, and here already comes the first one…
We are proud to welcome you on our brand-new website ! Don’t wait any longer before you visit all the different sections and discover a little bit more about our organization.
If it is not already done, go check our Facebook page and stay tuned for our upcoming events.
2017 IEEE/ICTEAM Best Master’s Thesis Award
1. Context & Awards
The IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) is known as the world’s largest professional association for the advancement of technology. The ICTEAM (Institute of Information and Communication Technologies, Electronics and Applied Mathematics) is home for more than 40 professors and 200 researchers, most of them being IEEE members. The institute conducts research in a variety of fields investigated by IEEE members worldwide.
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Seminar: Hans de Clercq, “The Future of Health Care: Beyond the Pill Solution”
The UCL/ICTEAM IEEE Student Branch along with prof. David Bol & Laurent Francis is glad to invite you to the following seminar :
“The Future of Health Care: Beyond the Pill Solution”
given by Hans De Clercq (PhD), co-founder & CTO at Byteflies (solutions in digital health).
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Company Visit: Cisco Systems Inc. (Diegem)
The next IEEE/ICTM Student Branch industry visit will be at Cisco (Diegem) on the 21st of October, 2016, in the afternoon (details to be fixed later, but we target a 13:00-17:00 slot).
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Lecture : Marian Verhelst “Analog-to-information sensing, going beyond compressive sampling”
The UCL/ICTEAM IEEE Student Branch along with prof. David Bol is glad to invite you to the following seminar :
“Analog-to-information sensing, going beyond compressive sampling”
given by Marian Verhelst, SSCS Distinguished Lecturer and professor at KU Leuven (MICAS group). Continue reading “Lecture : Marian Verhelst “Analog-to-information sensing, going beyond compressive sampling””
Seminar: Alexei Orlov, “Energy Recovery and Recycling in Computation from Landauer principle to Reversible Adiabatic Logic”
The UCL/ICTEAM IEEE Student Branch along with prof. Denis Flandre is glad to invite you to the following seminar :
“Energy Recovery and Recycling in Computation from Landauer principle to Reversible Adiabatic Logic”
given by Alexei Orlov, professor at University of Notre Dame, IN, USA.
The event will be held on Thursday 28th of April at 11:00 am in the Shannon Room (Maxwell A.105). Coffee and collation will be served.
Seminar: Rudy Lauwereins “Vision on medicine in 2050 and the role of electronic sensors as enablers”
The UCL/ICTEAM IEEE Student Branch along with prof. David Bol and Laurent Francis is glad to invite you to the following seminar :
Vision on medicine in 2050 and the role of electronic sensors as enabler
given by Rudy Lauwereins, Vice-president at imec and part-time Full Professor at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven.