Are you a student who is interested in learning about phased array systems, what they are, how they work?
The IEEE is trying to encourage young people to study engineering as a profession, as a result many of our interesting conferences like this one are offering 1-day student events free to anyone.
The event is free, it includes lunch and a lecture by Eli Brookner, who is well known in the field of phased array radar systems and a great speaker. After lunch the students will get to see the symposium welcome speech by Mark Russell, and keynote by Dennis Picard. Finally, students will get to meet with companies, talk to engineers in the field, and meet other students who are studying antenna arrays in grad school.
As you might guess, it's not easy getting attendance levels up for something as specific as phased array antennas, or even raising awareness of how much fun phased array engineering can be as a career path.
website:
http://www.array2010.org/student.htm
student event flyer:
http://www.array2010.org/pdfs/past2010_studentevent_flyer.pdf
student event schedule:
http://www.array2010.org/pdfs/past2010_studentevent_schedule.pdf
To register, go here:
https://mandalore.tchmachines.com/%7Eqtzycpf/forms/phased_array_stu/student_pa_regpay.php
Please encourage any students or student groups that you know to check out this unique and free event. Looking forward to seeing you at the Phased Array Symposium!
Greg
Chair AP-S Boston Chapter
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