Co-sponsored by: Kat Reagan Have you ever wanted to dive into 3D printing? Or build a robot but lack the resources to start? Well, there is a growing community of hobbyist with manufacturing equipment and the interest to spread their knowledge. Makerspaces combine manufacturing equipment, community, and education for the purposes of enabling community members (Makers) to design, prototype and create manufactured works that wouldn’t be possible to create with the resources available to individuals working alone. We are lucky enough to have one in Nashua, MakeIt Labs! And IEEE WIE/YP invites you to take a tour in their space. MakeIt Labs provides members with the access to myriad of devices including 3D Printers, woodworking tools, metal fabrication and welding, laser printing, and much more! The also offer classes to the public! So come see what the Nashua Makers are all about! Location: 25 Crown St Nashua, New Hampshire 03060

Co-sponsored by: Kat Reagan Have you ever wanted to dive into 3D printing? Or build a robot but lack the resources to start? Well, there is a growing community of hobbyist with manufacturing equipment and the interest to spread their knowledge. Makerspaces combine manufacturing equipment, community, and education for the purposes of enabling community members (Makers) to design, prototype and create manufactured works that wouldn’t be possible to create with the resources available to individuals working alone. We are lucky enough to have one in Nashua, MakeIt Labs! And IEEE WIE/YP invites you to take a tour in their space. MakeIt Labs provides members with the access to myriad of devices including 3D Printers, woodworking tools, metal fabrication and welding, laser printing, and much more! The also offer classes to the public! So come see what the Nashua Makers are all about! Location: 25 Crown St Nashua, New Hampshire 03060

Co-sponsored by: NH IEEE as a Community Partner In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TED has created a program called TEDx. TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. The NH event is called TEDxAmoskeagMillyard.  This event will combine TED.com talks, and similar talks from local experts and presenters. Some will be technical, but as with TED talks in general, they will span Technology, Entertainment and Design.  The speaker list is available, click here. Registration for the event will be managed outside of IEEE by the TEDx organizers.  The $35 per person cost (+$4 Eventbrite fee), includes lunch. Location: Bldg: Stockbridge Theater Pinkerton Academy 5 Pinkerton St Derry, New Hampshire 03038

Co-sponsored by: Association of Old Crows, New Hampshire Chapter Two AOC Technical Courses presented by Dave Adamy, Author of EW 101, 102, 103 books and monthly JED columnist, and Luncheon Presentation by Rohde & Schwarz Come, meet fellow EW practitioners and broaden your knowledge base There is no fee for attendance, compliments of Rohde & Schwarz Register for either course by 30 May 2018 For more information or to register contact Duane Beaulieu: duane.a.beaulieu@baesystems.com US Citizenship required  Speaker(s): Dave Adamy, Agenda: Register for either course by May 30 8:30AM – 11:30PM:  Radar Electronic Protection – for those seeking an introduction into the field    11:30AM - 12:30PM: Lunch - Rohde & Schwarz will demonstrate Radar EP & DRFM concepts  12:30PM – 3:30PM: Advanced Radar Electronic Protection Refreshments provided by GSR Lunch provided by R&S Location: BAE Systems Canal Street Facility 95 Canal Street Nashua, New Hampshire 03064

Are you a Senior Member or a Fellow?  We need you!  At this meeting, applicants will meet members who can be references.  If you are a Senior Member or Fellow, please attend! The IEEE recognizes members that show leadership in their field by raising such members to Senior Member status.  To be recognized as a Senior Member, you must meet the following criteria: 1)  Practicing in a technical field for 10 or more years 2) Show significant performance over a 5 year period 3) Get 3 references from other Senior Members   At this meeting, you will get to meet Senior Members who are willing to be references. Additionally, the NH Section will provide you with one reference.  This means that you would only need 2 more references to qualify. Please bring two copies of your resume or CV.  You will need to be metched up with someone in your field, so please indicate your field whn you register (or simply email me the info).  I will do my best to make sure there are enough senior members there for all disciplines of engineering. Location: Room: Large Meeting Room Nashua Public Library 2 Court Place Nashua, New Hampshire 03063

Are you a Senior Member or a Fellow?  We need you!  At this meeting, applicants will meet members who can be references.  If you are a Senior Member or Fellow, please attend! The IEEE recognizes members that show leadership in their field by raising such members to Senior Member status.  To be recognized as a Senior Member, you must meet the following criteria: 1)  Practicing in a technical field for 10 or more years 2) Show significant performance over a 5 year period 3) Get 3 references from other Senior Members   At this meeting, you will get to meet Senior Members who are willing to be references. Additionally, the NH Section will provide you with one reference.  This means that you would only need 2 more references to qualify. Please bring two copies of your resume or CV.  You will need to be metched up with someone in your field, so please indicate your field whn you register (or simply email me the info).  I will do my best to make sure there are enough senior members there for all disciplines of engineering. Location: Room: Large Meeting Room Nashua Public Library 2 Court Place Nashua, New Hampshire 03063

Co-sponsored by: Kat Reagan Executive Committee Meeting. Open to all IEEE members. Come out to learn about what's going on in the section. Agenda: Dinner at 6:00PM Call to Order at 6:30PM (Chair) Introductions Approve minutes from past meeting (Secretary) Agenda items requiring a vote - to be determined Old Business New Business Open Forum Discussion Location: Bldg: Great Buffet Restaurant 1525 South Willow Street Manchester, New Hampshire 03103

Co-sponsored by: Kat Reagan Executive Committee Meeting. Open to all IEEE members. Come out to learn about what's going on in the section. Agenda: Dinner at 6:00PM Call to Order at 6:30PM (Chair) Introductions Approve minutes from past meeting (Secretary) Agenda items requiring a vote - to be determined Old Business New Business Open Forum Discussion Location: Bldg: Great Buffet Restaurant 1525 South Willow Street Manchester, New Hampshire 03103

Co-sponsored by: • Boston Section MTT-S Chapter Co-sponsored DML Meeting: Boston Section MTT-S Chapter & NH MTT-S / AP-S Joint Chapter ENERGY EFFICIENT FUTURE WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS The energy needs for wireless systems is limiting the evolution of most of the IoT and 5G future solutions. In this talk an overview of the energy problem in wireless communication systems will be presented, either from a mobile network point of view, but also from a IoT point of view. The main objective is to discuss future wireless paradigms that will be changing soon with 5G and beyond, those include the spread of a distributed mobile network by using Cloud Radio Access Networks, with its associated Software Defined Radio approaches, but also the issue of battery-less wireless devices, combining wireless power transmission and backscatter communications. The talk starts first with a general overview of the energy needs for a future XG networks, and then presents in an integrated way both approaches of C-RAN and IoT wireless design. The presentation will cover topics like the hardware part of the SDR and design of battery-less wireless sensors networks. Issues like characterization of mixed-signal devices, designing of C-RAN SDR approaches, design of passive backscatter sensors will be discussed, according to the audience. Speaker(s): Dr. Borges Carvalho , Agenda: - 5:30-6:00 social - 6:00-8:00 meeting/talk Location: Lincoln laboratory 3 Forbes Road Lexington, Massachusetts 02421

Co-sponsored by: • Boston Section MTT-S Chapter Co-sponsored DML Meeting: Boston Section MTT-S Chapter & NH MTT-S / AP-S Joint Chapter ENERGY EFFICIENT FUTURE WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS The energy needs for wireless systems is limiting the evolution of most of the IoT and 5G future solutions. In this talk an overview of the energy problem in wireless communication systems will be presented, either from a mobile network point of view, but also from a IoT point of view. The main objective is to discuss future wireless paradigms that will be changing soon with 5G and beyond, those include the spread of a distributed mobile network by using Cloud Radio Access Networks, with its associated Software Defined Radio approaches, but also the issue of battery-less wireless devices, combining wireless power transmission and backscatter communications. The talk starts first with a general overview of the energy needs for a future XG networks, and then presents in an integrated way both approaches of C-RAN and IoT wireless design. The presentation will cover topics like the hardware part of the SDR and design of battery-less wireless sensors networks. Issues like characterization of mixed-signal devices, designing of C-RAN SDR approaches, design of passive backscatter sensors will be discussed, according to the audience. Speaker(s): Dr. Borges Carvalho , Agenda: - 5:30-6:00 social - 6:00-8:00 meeting/talk Location: Lincoln laboratory 3 Forbes Road Lexington, Massachusetts 02421