IEEE Metropolitan Los Angeles Section – Communications Society Chapter

WHEN: 17 October 2024WHERE: Scottsdale, ArizonaREGISTRATION: https://chips.ieeeusa.org/pcwc-2024/registration/There is a great semiconductor event coming up in Scottsdale Arizona on October 17th - (https://chips.ieeeusa.org/pcwc-2024/).Registration is (https://chips.ieeeusa.org/pcwc-2024/registration/) for the in-person event being held at (https://skysong.com/overview/) - The Arizona State University’s Scottsdale Innovation Center. This one day summit will look at the CHIPS Act from the specific perspective of packaging, with a special focus on the West Coast. We’ll be bringing together thought leaders from chip design and packaging companies, along with government policy makers, to discuss the industry in light of the historic CHIPS Act and the Materials-to-Fab Center coming to Arizona State University.To find out more or to sign up today, visit the website at: https://chips.ieeeusa.org/pcwc-2024/If you have any questions about the Summit or would like to find out how to get your company involved with this event, please contact IEEE-USA’s Melissa Carl at [email protected] forward to seeing you in Scottsdale!Bldg: Skysong 1, 1475 North Scottsdale Road , Scottsdale , Arizona, United States, 85257

WHEN: 17 October 2024 WHERE: Scottsdale, Arizona REGISTRATION: https://chips.ieeeusa.org/pcwc-2024/registration/ There is a great semiconductor event coming up in Scottsdale Arizona on October 17th - (https://chips.ieeeusa.org/pcwc-2024/). Registration is (https://chips.ieeeusa.org/pcwc-2024/registration/) for the in-person event being held at (https://skysong.com/overview/) - The Arizona State University’s Scottsdale Innovation Center. This one day summit will look at the CHIPS Act from the specific perspective of packaging, with a special focus on the West Coast. We’ll be bringing together thought leaders from chip design and packaging companies, along with government policy makers, to discuss the industry in light of the historic CHIPS Act and the Materials-to-Fab Center coming to Arizona State University. To find out more or to sign up today, visit the website at: https://chips.ieeeusa.org/pcwc-2024/ If you have any questions about the Summit or would like to find out how to get your company involved with this event, please contact IEEE-USA’s Melissa Carl at [email protected]. Look forward to seeing you in Scottsdale! Bldg: Skysong 1, 1475 North Scottsdale Road , Scottsdale , Arizona, United States, 85257

As we transition from the fourth industrial revolution to the fifth, the landscape of engineering and technology is evolving rapidly. Industry 5.0 heralds a new era where human creativity and intelligent technologies converge to deliver personalized, sustainable solutions. In this transformative phase, the contributions of women in engineering are not just beneficial but essential. In this talk, we will explore the critical role women play in this new industrial age. We will discuss the historical context of industrial revolutions and examine how the fourth industrial revolution brought us advancements like IoT, AI, and smart factories. Moving into Industry 5.0, we will see a shift towards human-machine collaboration, emphasizing sustainability, clean energy, and innovative materials. Studies have shown that gender-diverse leadership teams are more profitable, competitive, and better equipped to navigate complex challenges. Women excel in leadership qualities such as emotional intelligence, creative problem-solving, and inclusive team building, all of which are crucial in this new era. We will highlight the unique skills and perspectives that women bring to the table, which are pivotal for thriving in Industry 5.0. Through real-world examples and case studies, we will illustrate how women in engineering can harness their strengths to drive innovation and lead their organizations. We will also discuss actionable strategies for women to secure their place in Industry 5.0, including networking, championing inclusive technology, and leading with agility. Join us to explore how women can shape a future that is innovative, inclusive, and unstoppable. So, what will you do to secure your place in Industry 5.0? Speaker(s): Jeewika Ranaweera, Ph.D., Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/427810

As we transition from the fourth industrial revolution to the fifth, the landscape of engineering and technology is evolving rapidly. Industry 5.0 heralds a new era where human creativity and intelligent technologies converge to deliver personalized, sustainable solutions. In this transformative phase, the contributions of women in engineering are not just beneficial but essential.In this talk, we will explore the critical role women play in this new industrial age. We will discuss the historical context of industrial revolutions and examine how the fourth industrial revolution brought us advancements like IoT, AI, and smart factories. Moving into Industry 5.0, we will see a shift towards human-machine collaboration, emphasizing sustainability, clean energy, and innovative materials.Studies have shown that gender-diverse leadership teams are more profitable, competitive, and better equipped to navigate complex challenges. Women excel in leadership qualities such as emotional intelligence, creative problem-solving, and inclusive team building, all of which are crucial in this new era. We will highlight the unique skills and perspectives that women bring to the table, which are pivotal for thriving in Industry 5.0. Through real-world examples and case studies, we will illustrate how women in engineering can harness their strengths to drive innovation and lead their organizations. We will also discuss actionable strategies for women to secure their place in Industry 5.0, including networking, championing inclusive technology, and leading with agility.Join us to explore how women can shape a future that is innovative, inclusive, and unstoppable. So, what will you do to secure your place in Industry 5.0?Speaker(s): Jeewika Ranaweera, Ph.D., Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/427810