It is with deep regret and sadness that we announce the passing of Martin Kozi, a dedicated and beloved friend, colleague and IEEE Life Member. Marty spent his working life in engineering at a number of mid-size engineering firms in Chicago and [...]
Fast-Growing Cybersecurity Event Series Makes its Way into U.S. with Upcoming Show in Chicago CHICAGO, IL (PRWEB) APRIL 10, 2017 Imago Techmedia today announced the launch of the first annual Cyber Security Chicago conference and exposition. The event will [...]
After our 19th Annual IEEE EMC Society Chicago Chapter MiniSymposium yesterday and our dinner last night where we discussed our Educational and Scholarship program, our speaker, Ken Wyatt, generously donated $1,000 to our Chapter specifically for the continuance of [...]
This year Fox Valley Robotics/Batavia Robotics is hosting three robotics events: FTC (FIRST Tech Challenge) Batavia where Kids in middle and high school participated to qualify for regional was on Feb 12 Sunday. VEX Skills Challenge, this Sunday, Feb 19. [...]
The IEEE Chicago Section once again sponsored an award for Future Cities this year. Future Cities is the competition for 6th, 7th, and 8th graders where students design their version of a future city with simulation software, build scale [...]
Norm Phoenix presented the initial Science Kit for Public Libraries grant to the Franklin Park Public Library District. The presentation occurred on October 20, 2016 during the "Full Steam Ahead" program the library was holding that day. The person [...]
On December 9th the IEEE Chicago Section held an awards banquet in the Skyline room at the Midwest Conference Center. Certificates of Appreciation were given to many volunteers as well as Plaque awarded to a few for exemplary service. Plaques [...]
Dear Members, As we enter the holidays, it is a time of thinking of others, reflecting on the past year and thanks. On December 9th the IEEE Chicago Section will be holding an awards banquet thanking some of you [...]
Another year has come and is almost gone. Due to circumstances beyond our control the annual Chicago Section Symposium will not take place. This does not mean nothing is going on. In fact, that’s half the problem. On the [...]
Science Kits for Public Libraries (SKPL) is a project of your IEEE-Chicago Section, that offers grants of up to $2,000 to Chicago area public libraries to develop and circulate math and science collections for pre-university students (K-12). The mission [...]