Student Club Activity

6:30PM - Check-in
7:00PM - Film Screening Begins
8:40PM - Discussion Begins
9:15PM - Program Ends

From Computer History Museum Events: In a blockbuster paper in 1948, Claude Shannon introduced the notion of a "bit" and laid the foundation for the Information Age. His ideas ripple through such diverse fields as communication, linguistics, genetics, computing, cryptography, neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and cosmology. In later years, he constructed a mathematical theory of juggling, rode unicycles, wrote the first paper on computer chess and built a flaming trumpet!

Join us for a screening of The Bit Player, a film that combines interviews with leading scientists, archival film, inventive animation and compelling commentary from Shannon himself to tell the story of an overlooked genius who revolutionized the world but never lost his childlike curiosity. After the film, there will be a Q & A with the director Mark Levinson (Particle Fever).

Watch the film trailer here.

⛱ FINAL SPRING PARTY! ⛱

Food and beverages will be provided

When: Friday 6:30PM - 8:30PM

Where: Lab64 (Basement of Packard)

Why: Food, friends, and to make circuit ART ™

How: RSVP HERE so that we can get enough food for everyone

Bonus: This party will have Asian Box and free lab64 t-shirts!!!

Contact us at lab64CA@ee.stanford.edu

- Join us for our first party of spring quarter –

Food, friends, and soldering!

Please come and join our Women in Electrical Engineering (WEE) for breakfast MONDAY to meet your PhD friends.

Come for a minute or stay the entire time -- see you there!

Join the World's Top Young Researchers and Entrepreneurs

Celebrating 30 years of the World Wide Web, panels of leading young engineers who are creating the future of communications will discuss how their work is contributing to the latest developments in security, mobility and emerging technologies--and what the future may hold.

SESSION ONE

The core and backbone of the new network: New technologies and approaches to creating better, faster, cheaper connectivity.

Moderated by Dr. Robert Tkach,
Marconi Fellow, Director of Advanced Photonics Research
at Nokia-Bell Labs

SPEAKERS INCLUDE
Dr. Di Che (2018 Young Scholar, Nokia Bell Labs)
Min-Yu Huang (2019 Young Scholar, Georgia Institute of Technology)
Dr. Qurrat-Ul-Ain Nadeem (2018 Young Scholar; Researcher, University of British Columbia)
Dr. Negar Reiskarimian (2017 Young Scholar, Asst. Prof. MIT, July 2019)
Bichai Wang (2019 Young Scholar, Tsinghua University)

SESSION TWO

The edge of the new network: Realizing the promise of wireless technologies and information theory for applications ranging from health care and self-driving cars to machine learning, neuroscience, and interconnected systems.

Moderated by Dr. Andrea Goldsmith,
Stephen Harris Chair Professor of Electrical Engineering,
Stanford University

SPEAKERS INCLUDE
Dr. Stefania Bartoletti, (2016 Young Scholar; Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellow, University of Ferrara)
Dr. Aakanksha Chowdhery (2012 Young Scholar; Software Engineer, Machine Learning, at Google) (tentative)
Dr. Vasuki Narasimha Swamy (2019 Young Scholar; Research Scientist, Intel Labs)

SESSION THREE

Executing/implementing/engineering the new network: Time-tested approaches to bringing technology and ideas to life.

Moderated by Dr. Vinton G. Cerf,
Marconi Fellow; Marconi Society Chair; Chief Internet Evangelist, Google

SPEAKERS INCLUDE
Dr. Joseph Kakande (2011 Young Scholar; Founder, Elgon Technologies)
Dr. Ken Pesyna (2016 Young Scholar; Location Software Engineer)
Dr. Hao Zou (2008 Young Scholar; Chair Professor, Tsinghua University; Visiting Professor, Stanford University; Founder of Tsimage Medical Technology and Abundy Inc.)

Please Register to reserve your seat.

More details available on Marconi Society Events

Individuals of all genders invited to be a part of:
#StanfordToo: A Conversation about Sexual Harassment in Our Academic Spaces, where we will feature real stories of harassment at Stanford academic STEM in a conversation with Provost Drell, Dean Minor (SoM), and Dean Graham (SE3). We will have plenty of time for audience discussion on how we can take concrete action to dismantle this culture and actively work towards a more inclusive Stanford for everyone. While our emphasis is on STEM fields, we welcome and encourage participation from students, postdocs, staff, and faculty of all academic disciplines and backgrounds.

Message from Stanford's VR/AR Community, RABBIT HOLE VR

Inter-Collegiate Mixed Reality (ICXR) is the world's premier college community around augmented and virtual reality, and we are stoked to be a part of it.

The first annual Intercollegiate Mixed Reality (ICXR) Festival will be held on April 12th at USC. Students who love VR/AR from all over the country will be gathering to see each other's work, talk about collaborations, and network with VR/AR companies. If you're part of the Stanford community and would like to attend, we will be carpooling down with VR@Berkeley and staying in LA. For more info about how to come, contact Khoi (khoile@stanford.edu).

If you have a project you'd like to share with other students and present to judges, apply by March 21st!

Stanford's Women in Electrical Engineering (WEE) student group will be hosting a breakfast Friday.

Please come on time so we can order together. No RSVP is necessary. This is a great chance to reconnect with friends and make new friends!

Dear EE Community: You are invited to the department's first Lunar New Year Event! The event will consist of interactive activities and light refreshments. Please come by to mingle with other students, faculty, and staff.

We hope to see you there!

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"Inaugural Linvill Distinguished Seminar on Electronic Systems Technology," EE News, July 2018