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SUMMARY:Town Hall Meeting: IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits | IEEE Solid-State Circuits Directions Series
DESCRIPTION:Abstract: The Journal of Solid-State Circuits has served as a flagship venue for many decades and is more relevant than ever due to the ongoing semiconductor boom. The purpose of this webinar is to bring together JSSC’s stakeholders to discuss its current trajectories\, provide guidance for authors\, and solicit community input. The discussion topics will include submission trends\, manuscript tips for authors\, AI-related policies\, and general considerations for the review process.\nRegister here: https://ieee.webex.com/weblink/register/re55020863e25d46775d897c931b57f6f\nBio: Boris Murmann is a Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering at the University of Hawaiʻi\, Mānoa. From 2004-2023\, he served as a Professor of Electrical Engineering at Stanford University. Since 2004\, Dr. Murmann has worked as a consultant with numerous Silicon Valley companies. His research interests are in mixed-signal integrated circuit design\, including sensor interfaces\, A/D and D/A conversion\, high-speed communication links\, embedded machine learning (tinyML)\, design methodology\, and open-source chip design. He is a Fellow of the IEEE and currently serves as the Editor-in-Chief of the IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits.
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CATEGORIES:Publications,SSC Directions Series,Upcoming Events,Webinars
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SUMMARY:Stories as Bridges in Networking w/ Preethi Guruswamy - 2026 WIC Retreat | IEEE SSCS Women in Circuits (WiC)
DESCRIPTION:Abstract: In high-stakes environments — pitching to leadership\, presenting your work to boards\, or sharing project updates in team and EAQ reviews — facts alone rarely create connection. What truly lands is EQ-powered storytelling. A story carries emotion\, intent\, and clarity across the room\, helping people not just understand your work\, but feel its importance. \nThis 60-minute session shows women leaders how to use empathy\, self-awareness\, and authentic narrative to make their pitches memorable and influential. Participants learn how to frame their achievements through human moments\, craft stories that build trust with senior leaders\, and communicate in ways that create psychological safety and resonance in technical settings. \nThrough simple EQ frameworks and practical examples\, the session teaches how stories transform routine updates into meaningful bridges — strengthening visibility\, influence\, and connection across circuits\, teams\, and leadership forums. \n\nBio: Preethi Guruswamy is an award-winning leadership architect\, executive coach\, and the CEO & Founder of Women in Tech India and Vision of Wisdom Leadership Boutique. Recognized among Asia’s Top 10 Coaches\, she brings a unique blend of engineering depth\, emotional intelligence\, and human-centered leadership to her work with technology professionals across the globe. \nWith over 25 years of experience in the technology landscape\, Preethi has contributed to and led impactful initiatives at Intuit\, Oracle\, CGI\, and Informatica\, shaping engineering cultures that value innovation\, clarity\, and psychological safety. Her career spans database technologies to AI-driven systems\, giving her a panoramic understanding of how technical excellence and human connection must coexist. \nPreethi is known for her ability to transform complex ideas into relatable stories — stories that build trust\, elevate visibility\, and create meaningful bridges between people\, teams\, and leaders. Her mission is to help women rise with authenticity\, influence with empathy\, and lead without fear. \n\n\nNotice for Attendees:\nThis webinar is open to ALL SSCS Members! \nSign up as a WiC Volunteer today to receive your webinar invitation\, stay informed on upcoming initiatives\, and help shape our global programs. \n👉 Get Involved: Sign Up as a WiC Volunteer Here (Find WiC Under MEMBERSHIP)
URL:https://sscs.ieee.org/event/stories-as-bridges-in-networking-w-preethi-guruswamy-2026-wic-retreat-ieee-sscs-women-in-circuits-wic/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Upcoming Events,Webinars,Women in Circuits
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261030T110000
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SUMMARY:Crack the Code:  Get Your Next Promotion\, Full STEAM Ahead w/ Hope Yanling Yin - 2026 WIC Retreat | IEEE SSCS Women in Circuits (WiC)
DESCRIPTION:Abstract: Do you feel disappointed that a promotion you have been chasing for many years is still far from sight? Do you feel defeated when you see people around you get promoted one by one\, but you don’t? What makes one person get promoted while another does not? \nGetting promoted requires strategies\, a roadmap\, and persistence. Join Hope Yin as she shares her career journey and actionable promotion strategies designed to propel you to leap into your next promotion—full STEAM ahead. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nIdentify the key factors that contribute to successful promotions\nDevelop and implement a S.T.E.A.M. strategy tailored to leaders\nShift your mindset to become the CEO of your own career\n\n\nBio: Hope Yin is an award-winning Technology Executive turned entrepreneur\, as well as an award-winning Executive Coach and Speaker. She partners with global companies and executives to help leaders level up their influence. As a sought-after speaker\, Hope has inspired over 10\,000 individuals\, including appearances at several of the world’s largest conferences. Her mission is to support leaders to elevate their power\, expand their potential\, and amplify their legacy. \nAs an ICF PCC-certified Executive Coach and the Founder & Owner of Blueprint Coaching\, Hope works with senior leaders to build high-performing teams\, fine-tune powerful brands\, and become strategic influencers within their organizations. With a proven track record at two Fortune 200 companies\, Hope’s journey from immigrant to established tech executive provides her with unique insights and strategies for supporting others. Throughout her career\, she led enterprise Cloud transformation initiatives\, a global workforce technology portfolio\, and an ATM technology portfolio—work that earned her employer multiple industry awards. Hope holds three M.S. degrees in Engineering. \n\n\nNotice for Attendees:\n  This webinar is open to ALL SSCS Members! \nSign up as a WiC Volunteer today to receive your webinar invitation\, stay informed on upcoming initiatives\, and help shape our global programs. \n👉 Get Involved: Sign Up as a WiC Volunteer Here (Find WiC Under MEMBERSHIP)
URL:https://sscs.ieee.org/event/crack-the-code-get-your-next-promotion-full-steam-ahead-w-hope-yanling-yin-2026-wic-retreat-ieee-sscs-women-in-circuits-wic/
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SUMMARY:Integrated Circuits for BMS Applications - Thierry Cassagnes | SSCS October Technical Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Abstract:\nBattery management systems (BMS) are a key enabler of electrification\, ensuring the safe\, reliable\, and efficient operation of battery packs used in electric vehicles\, energy storage systems\, industrial equipment\, and other emerging applications. At the core of every BMS are integrated circuits responsible for voltage\, current\, and temperature sensing\, cell balancing\, diagnostics\, and protection. \nThis webinar reviews the integrated circuits used in modern battery management systems\, with a focus on cell-voltage monitoring and current-sensing technologies. The presentation discusses how battery characteristics such as narrow operating voltage limits\, temperature dependence\, aging\, and cell-to-cell variations drive the requirements for analog and mixed-signal ICs. It also covers BMS architectures\, balancing techniques\, and functional safety considerations. \nThe objective is to provide circuit designers and researchers with a system-level understanding of the technologies enabling safe and efficient electrification. \n\n\nSpeaker: Thierry Cassagnes\, NXP Fellow \nTime: 11:00 AM ET \nRegister for the WebEx Webinar\n\n \nAbout the Speaker\n\n \n\n \n\nThierry Cassagnes\nNXP Fellow\, IC Designer & Architect \nThierry Cassagnes is an NXP Fellow\, IC designer\, and architect with more than 30 years of experience in the semiconductor industry\, primarily focused on analog and mixed-signal Integrated Circuit design. He received an Engineering degree in Microelectronics from the Institut National des Sciences Appliquées (INSA)\, Toulouse\, France\, in 1991. \nOver his career at STMicroelectronics\, Motorola SPS\, Freescale Semiconductor\, and NXP Semiconductors\, he has contributed to the architecture\, design\, and development of integrated circuits and systems for video\, wireless\, automotive\, motion sensing\, and energy management applications in both France and the United States. \nHis current work focuses on the architecture and design of integrated circuits for electrification\, with a particular emphasis on advanced battery management solutions for electric mobility and energy storage systems.
URL:https://sscs.ieee.org/event/integrated-circuits-for-bms-applications-thierry-cassagnes-sscs-october-technical-webinar/
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CATEGORIES:Technical Webinars,Upcoming Events,Webinars
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