Student Club Activity

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!

In this presentation, I would like to discuss with you how to establish a sustainable and smart society through the internet of energy for connecting at any time and any place. I suspect that you have heard the phrase, "Internet of Energy" less often. The meaning of this phrase is simple. Because of a ubiquitous energy transmission system, you do not need to worry about a shortage of electric power. One of the most important items for establishing a sustainable society is [...]

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

Stanford WEE is organizing an Industry lunch with Dr. Orly Liba from Google. Dr. Liba has a PhD from Stanford EE and will be sharing her personal experiences of graduate school and working in industry.

Note: The event is limited to the first 20 students who sign-up. REGISTRATION LINK

READ Orly's EE Spotlight

SWIB, SWE, WEE, and WiCs will be hosting a
Women in Business and Engineering Mixer
Tuesday, November 27th from 6:30pm - 7:30pm in Freidenrich Hall

Please RSVP for a great dinner and a chance to meet other women interested in the intersection of technology and business!

WEE will be hosting a breakfast at 8:30am.

Please come on time so we can order together (no RSVP is necessary).

A great deal of research on organizational inequality investigates how race, gender, and other social categorical dimensions influence where people are employed, the jobs they do, the money they earn, and other career related factors. What has largely been missing from the literature is attention to networks as 'hidden culprits' of career opportunities, and the way organizations systematically use, manage, and exploit networks that can unintentionally disadvantage employees. This presentation will discuss research on the way networks perform as hidden un-equalizers, the effects this has on various demographic groups, and offer research-based evidence for ways organizations can reduce inequality.

More information: https://vpge.stanford.edu/events/diversity-works-networks-how-organizations

Register by Sunday, Nov. 4. Register here: https://vpgeapps.stanford.edu/app/diversityworks/profile.asp

Trick or Treat with lab64 – join us for A HallowEEN Party!

Bring your friedns and Halloween spirit! Wear a costume and join us Friday 10/26 at 6:30pm!

We'll have lots of candy and snacks... AND a skull PCB! All circuit components and tools will be prepared for you, and by the time you leave, you'll have this sinister, blinking LED skull.

No prior experience needed! 

Come to lab64 for an informal "office hours" session with TI's Jason Rubadue (TI's University Marketing Manager).

An informal, open, creative space for students to chat/ask questions about their projects.

Food will be provided, and the event will take place in the break room next to the lab64 makerspace in Packard.