Have you ever received an email from a journal asking you to submit your work? How can you tell whether the journal is predatory or legitimate? In this 20-minute workshop, you will learn how to recognize signs of deceptive publishing practices by examining solicitation emails and journal websites. Click this link to register! Presented by Philip […]

PhD Dissertation Defense: Rethinking the Choice between Static and Dynamic Provisioning for Centralized Bare-Metal Deployments Apoorve Mohan Location: Zoom Link Abstract: Technological inertia leads many organizations to continue to employ static provisioning strategies for bare-metal deployments. This results in architectural and runtime inefficiencies. However, most performance and security-sensitive organizations currently employ static provisioning strategies to […]

In this session, I will introduce ArcGIS web maps and applications which are available through the ESRI license to Northeastern Community. Join me to have a glance at ArcGIS webmaps, storymaps, filed data collector, dashboard and business analyst. Click this link to register! Presented by Geospatial & GIS Specialist, Bahare Sanaie-Movahed, as part of Snell […]

If you're designing or testing a new product or process, you'll probably need to use standards. But standards can be expensive, and tough to find. This workshop will cover some tips for getting the standards you need, including how to find them, how you can access (some) standards for free through the library, and what […]

Persistent identifiers, or PIDs, are unique codes used to unambiguously identify people, places, and things. You should care about them because when you use PIDs, you can get credit for your hard-fought research outputs from papers to data and more. In this session, we'll give a quick overview of some of the more common PIDs […]

PhD Proposal Review: Design of Accurate and Responsive Power Management Integrated Circuits for Microprocessor Systems Keng Chen Location: Zoom Link Abstract: As technology improves, the processors used in data centers are becoming increasingly powerful. Since the number of complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) transistors integrated into these processors continues to rise, it becomes more challenging to […]

This day-long virtual experience will allow you to connect with staff, students, and admissions representatives to learn more about the university and how we can help your academic journey and career. Click here to view the agenda for the day. Join live panels and information sessions during the event and enjoy access to on-demand video content […]

In a panel co-presented by the College of Engineering CommLab, Khoury College Graduate Program, and the Network Science Institute, this panel reveals the experiences and insights of doctoral students who have been awarded fellowships. The six panelists, responding to questions from the moderator and audience, will discuss such topics as the application or nomination process, tips for effective application statements […]

PhD Proposal Review: Ultra-Low Power and Robust Analog Computing Circuits and System Design Framework for Machine Learning Applications Nikita Mirchandani Location: Zoom Link Abstract: As the scaling of CMOS transistors has almost halted, performance gains of digital systems have also started to stagnate. There is a renewed interest in alternate computing techniques such as in-memory […]