For more details please refer to the conference webpage https://ieee.usask.ca/nemess-2025.php NEMESS 2025 is a platform to showcase diverse groundbreaking research work. The conference will offer a dynamic space for meaningful interdisciplinary networking, where you can engage with leading experts, exchange ideas, and forge new collaborations. Additionally, distinguished speakers from around the world will share their latest findings, fostering an atmosphere of international cooperation and discovery. The Conference Day is on upcoming Friday, August 29. We look forward to welcoming you to the conference. Conference Agenda & Venue Location Co-sponsored by: Ukrainian Students' Research Association (USRA) Agenda: GSA Commons, 1337 College Drive, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, S7N 0W6

IEEE North Saskatchewan Section Meeting 57 Campus Dr, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, S7N 5A9, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/469123

Title: Donut & Demo Day: Zaber On-Campus Event Speaker: Zaber Technologies - a leading provider of laboratory automation and motion control solutions. Date and Time: September 4 (Thursday), 12:30pm-3pm Location: CEME 1203, 6250 Applied Science Lane, UBC Point Grey Campus Organizers: - - (https://www.zaber.com/) - (https://vancouver.ieee.ca/cs-ra-smc/) - (https://www.ubcieee.org/) Abstract: Zaber is hosting a casual, on-campus event titled “Donut & Demo Day”, to connect directly with students, researchers, and faculty, to provide them with a hands-on look at our products in a relaxed, engaging environment. Zaber plans to offer live demonstrations of the (https://www.zaber.com/articles/object-tracking-1), an automated microscope as well as an inspection system. Zaber will also have a poster presentation section highlighting 10 major BC industries and their applications where our products are used. This is a chance for the attendees to ask questions, discuss their specific research challenges, and learn about the real-world applications of Zaber’s technology outside of a formal classroom setting. This event will showcase how Zaber’s technology can streamline research and build new relationships with the technical community. Attendees are welcome at any time during the event. Speaker: (https://www.zaber.com/) is a local leading provider of laboratory automation and motion control solutions. Harry Li and Adlin Alwyn, both members of the Zaber Applications Engineering team, are experts in Zaber products and their real-world uses. They will be demonstrating live demos, highlighting popular industry applications, talking about product customizations and answering any questions you have at this event. If you have any manual, repetitive tasks in your research or lab that you are trying to eliminate, come with your questions, and they will show you how their solutions can automate your workflows and improve data quality. http://vancouver.ieee.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/tracker-3.jpg Co-sponsored by: University of British Columbia IEEE Students Branch: Audrey Yang | Zaber Technologies: Adlin Awlyn | Control, Robotics, Cybernetics Jt. Ch. of IEEE Vancouver Section: Dejan Kihas Agenda: Date and Time: September 4 (Thursday), 12:30pm-3pm Location: CEME 1203, 6250 Applied Science Lane, UBC Point Grey Campus (https://vancouver.ieee.ca/zaber-on-campus-event/) Room: 1203 , Bldg: CEME , CEME 1203, 6250 Applied Science Lane, UBC Point Grey Campus, Vancouver , British Columbia, Canada

The Sidewalk Sale is an event organized by the Queen's University Arts and Science Student Union (ASUS). Annually, they invite vendors and student groups to promote their organization to new and existing Queen's University faculty, students, and community. The IEEE Student Branch has taken this opportunity to build the student awareness of our organization and promote membership. Co-sponsored by: Abedal Rahman Shehabi University Ave, Kingston, Ontario, Canada

IEEE Thompson Okanagan Section – Life Members, Affinity Groups & Chapters, and IEEE Members Summer Social 2025 Join fellow IEEE Life Members (LMs), Affinity Groups/Chapters and Student members, and Thompson Okanagan Section leaders for our annual Summer Social! This event is an excellent opportunity to connect, share ideas, and strengthen our IEEE community. Who can attend? - Free for all IEEE Members - Family members and guests are welcome (registration fee: $10 to cover food & drinks) Photo/Media Policy: Photography, video, and audio recording may take place during the event. Participants may appear in photos or recordings taken for IEEE Thompson Okanagan Section activities. Individuals will not be identified in published materials without prior consent. 📍 Location: HS 101, Okanagan College, Kelowna, BC V1Y 4X8 🗓 Date & Time: Sunday, September 7th, 2025, from 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM (see more here: http://www.okanagan.ieee.ca/ieee-thompson-okanagan-section-summer-social-2025-draft/) Agenda: Draft Agenda: 11:30 PM – 12:00 p.m. | Registration and Welcome Refreshments (non-alcoholic) 12:00 – 12:05 PM | Opening Remarks - Welcome and event overview 12:05 – 12:40 PM | Introductions from IEEE Leaders - S. Carl Zanon, Life Members Affinity Group Chair (10 minutes) - Vishal Balasubramanian, MTT-S Chapter Chair (10 minutes) - Kristina Cormier, Okanagan Student Branch President and IEEE Western Region Student Representative (10 minutes) - Youry Khmelevsky, Thompson Okanagan Section Chair (5 minutes) 12:40 – 2:15 PM | Networking Lunch & Social - Meet fellow IEEE members, affinity group participants, and student leaders - Learn more about IEEE membership benefits and opportunities - Share ideas for future section activities and collaborations 2:15 – 2:30 PM | Group Photo Session & Closing Remarks Room: HS 101, Bldg: Health and Science, 1000 KLO Rd., Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada, V1Y 4X8

Abstract: Entanglement generation by beam splitters lies at the heart of quantum optics. Yet, the conjecture that maximal entanglement for any state interfered with the vacuum is generated by beam splitters with equal reflection and transmission probabilities has remained unproven for almost two decades, despite overwhelming positive evidence . I will report on our recent proof of this conjecture that led to monotonicity and convexity properties for quantum states undergoing photon loss . Because of the interplay between information theoretic concepts such as entropy and physical considerations such as quantum system design, noise, and loss, our results have numerous ramifications in development of applications and advancing our understanding of quantum physics . They extend to measures of similarity between states, yield to new inequalities for quasiprobability distributions and prove the conjecture in that the quadrature coherence scale always stops certifying nonclassicality at 50% loss. Asboth et al. Phy. Rev. Lett. 94 (17), 173602 (2005) Lupu-Gladstein et al. Arxiv:2411.03423 (2024) Hertz et al. Arxiv:2501.02047 (2025) Hertz et al. Phys. Rev. A 110, 012408 (2024) . Co-sponsored by: Prof. Nicolas Quesada Speaker(s): Anaelle Hertz Pavillon Principal B-304, Polytechnique Montréal, Montréal, Quebec, Canada, H3T 1J4

📢 IEEE YP Victoria Presents: 3 Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition Are you a graduate student or postdoctoral researcher with exciting research to share? Can you explain your work in just 3 minutes? Join us for the 2025 IEEE Young Professionals (YP) Victoria 3MT Competition and showcase your research to a broad audience! 📅 Event Date: September 9, 2025 📝 Registration Deadline: August 31, 2025 📍 Venue: Engineering & Computer Science Building 660, University of Victoria 💡 How It Works: - Each participant has 3 minutes to present their research. - Presentations are limited to a maximum of 10 slides, and animations or transitions should be minimized to enhance clarity. - Judging by a panel of faculty and industry representatives. 🏆 Prizes: - 1st Place: $150 (+$50 if IEEE member) - 2nd Place: $100 (+$50 if IEEE member) - 3rd Place: $50 (+$50 if IEEE member) - Audience Choice Award: Certificate or small gift 🍪 Refreshments will be provided! 📩 How to Register: Submit your name, affiliation, presentation title, and a short abstract (max 150 words) to https://forms.gle/MoB7dExXf7JxrwoRA by August 31, 2025. Organized by: IEEE Young Professionals (YP) Victoria Section Affinity Group Don’t miss this chance to share your research, improve your presentation skills, and win exciting prizes! Room: 660, Bldg: Engineering & Computer Science Building, 3800 Finnerty Road, University of Victoria, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

Join the IEEE North Saskatchewan Section (NSS) Circuits and Systems / Signal Processing / Communications (CAS/SP/COM) Joint Chapter for an engaging technical presentation featuring Calian Advanced Technologies and its cutting-edge innovations. The session will comprise an overview of Calian products and services, with a focus on its software defined radio (SDR) platform. This platform is used by Calian to implement a range of digital modems. Through a series of case studies, we’ll explore how digital radio architectures can become time-variant—and why this can cause failures that are especially challenging to detect and test. Linear time-invariant systems are the starting point for this type of analysis because linear time-invariant properties allow for reasonably straight forward mathematical modeling. More complex real-world designs often break these properties, in some cases intentionally in order to allow better performance to be achieved, and in some cases unintentionally. When time-variant behavior occurs over long timescales, it can be extremely challenging to test. Ideally, this type of behavior can be predicted early in the design process and then mitigated at the architecture level. The case studies provide examples of four classes of real-world long time variance in a digital modem: intrinsic-design, intrinsic-defect, extrinsic-design, and extrinsic-defect. 📅 Date: September 11 🕓 Time: 4:00 – 6:00 PM 📍 Location: The Candle Room, Innovation Place Whether you are a researcher, engineer, student, or professional in communications systems, this event will deliver valuable insights into the complexities of SDR technology and practical approaches to overcoming them. All are welcome — come learn, connect, and be part of the conversation! Speaker(s): Dr. Wilson Brenna, Room: Candle Room, Bldg: The Atrium, 104A- 111 Research Drive, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

Monthly Executive Team Meeting - IEEE Hamilton Section (Sept'2025) Agenda: 07:00PM - Meeting starts 08:00PM - Meeting ends Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/498017

At the IEEE Canadian Students and Young Professionals Congress, we envision a vibrant, inclusive community where bold ideas spark transformation, meaningful connections ignite lifelong collaboration, and emerging leaders are empowered to elevate the future of technology and society. For attendees, this Congress is more than a gathering, it's a launchpad. It’s where passions are ignited, where mentorship and shared experiences bridge the gap between aspiration and achievement, and where every student and young professional finds the confidence to lead in a rapidly evolving world. For our sponsors, this Congress is a unique opportunity to invest in the future. By supporting the brightest minds of today, you champion innovation, diversity, and progress. Your partnership not only fuels technical excellence but also creates real-world impact—developing talent, fostering leadership, and inspiring purpose-driven advancement across Canada and beyond. Together, we Connect across disciplines, Collaborate beyond borders, and Elevate each other to shape a more innovative, sustainable, and equitable future. For more details please visit website: (https://r7.ieee.org/csypc/program/) Toronto, Ontario, Canada