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This event will be hybrid, but we encourage in-person attendance. Registration is free, but is required so that we can plan pizza, salad, and beverages. When arriving Wednesday evening, please be prepared to show a government-issued photo ID, such as a drivers license, at the main gate at Wood Street. State that you are attending the IEEE Reliability meeting in the Main Cafeteria. After parking, walk towards the main building near the flagpole. Before entering, look left, and walk down the steps. At the bottom of the steps, turn right. Walk straight through the double set of double doors and straight into the Main Cafeteria. Looking forward to seeing you in person! Dan Weidman Chair, IEEE Boston Reliability Chapter Speaker(s): Charlie Agenda: 5:00 pm doors open, for networking. Arriving earlier is ok. 5:30 pm: Dinner and refreshments are scheduled to arrive, while networking continues. 6:00 pm: Introduction to the presentation, followed by the formal presentation. Between 7 and 7:30 pm: Formal presentation and formal Q&A end. 8:00 pm: Informal Q&A and networking end. Bldg: Main Cafeteria, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, 244 Wood St, Lexington, Massachusetts, United States, 02421, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/555718

Occasionally we (IEEE NH Life Members Affiliate Group) identify an event that maybe of interest to our life members -- and possibly other groups within IEEE. This is one such event, sponsored by the SEE Science Center (Manchester), which is free, but registration is required. The format for Science on Tap is as follows --- get there early -- recent events have filled up, and you may want to order your dinner/drinks well before 6PM as things get busy. I target arriving close to 5:30 or before. (dinner/drinks at your own expense) at 6pm speakers are introduced and given a few minutes to describe their area of work Then we have Q&A for the remaining time This month is Innovation Valley This is a year of milestones: 180 years for Manchester and 250 years for our nation. We will celebrate by discussing the history of scientific and economic innovation in our region. Join us to discover the various directions innovation is taking. Explore the scientific creativity and ingenuity that has taken place in our region. Panelists will include: Hannah Meiselman Manager of Product Development at PRO Therapeutics Beth Salermo, Former professor of History, St. Anselm College This discussion is in partnership the Manchester City Library and the Manchester Young Professionals as part of the Manchester City Library’s participation in STAR Net and HHMI Tangled Bank Studio’s Science Across America program. Co-sponsored by: SEE Science Center Science on Tap Speaker(s): Noel Ouellette, Daniel Mossey, Agenda: 5pm doors open, - order dinner/drinks well before 6pm speaker start 6PM speaker introductions Q&A 7:30 last comments Room: BOs lounge, Bldg: Stark Brewing, 500 Commercial Street , Manchester, New Hampshire, United States

AI Challenges In the last months a number of challenges related to AI have surfaced. The list below incorporates some pointers to these, along with some of the tools that may help us (professionals, et al) address these, mostly focused on IEEE capabilities While we will introduce these concepts in a short presentation, the key value of this meeting will be bringing diverse perspectives to the table to identify which issues are priorities, and what paths forward we can identify for students, professionals, colleges, and IEEE Speaker(s): Jim Isaak , Agenda: 5:30 check in 5:35 AI Local Group introduction - Baris Kazar 5:40 AI Challenges overview -- Jim Isaak 6:PM Pizza and discussion 7PM adjourn Bldg: Nashua Community College, 505 Amherst Street, Nashua, New Hampshire, United States

Monthly New Hampshire Section ExCom Meeting Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/533058