IEEE Twin Cities Section
I haven’t even caught up with 2023 yet and its already almost time for 2024!
Here are a few links to scan:
Exxon to mine lithium in Arkansas for EVs
How Big Is the Risk of Epidemics, Really?
The world is going discless. And that is a good thing because:
Plus, some other things to watch for in 2024.
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There are quite a few virtual meetings taking place this week, so check out the full list here. The one on career happiness (November 15) should be interesting. And if you are a hobbyist, how about this one?
Even better, come to our webinar on Thursday, November 16, when Jack will talk about FORTH-like compilers. You can apply for 1 PDH (Professional Development Hour) after attending!
Oh! You can also take a peek at the IEEE Region 4 Q3 newsletter here.
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Posted: 2023 November 13
We had an enjoyable coffee-hour. About 15 people attended and introduced themselves. Since everyone was meeting each other for the first time, the conversation started slowly but became animated and stimulating quite quickly. The event went well so we are going to hold another coffee hour next month. Do join us for that one.
Posted: 2023 November 13