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Under the aegis of the IEEEP Nawabshah Centre, "The First Two-Day National Student Symposium" was organized in Quaid e Awam University of Engineering Science and technology, Nawabshah on October 23 and 24, 2023. In the presentations session, several emerging scholars, students, and senior academics from different institutions across Sindh gave their presentations, which were moderated by the senior research scholars. [Extracted from the article]

Information about several papers discussed at the 29th International Multi topic Symposium held from March 26-27, 2014, sponsored by the Institution of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Pakistan (IEEEP), Karachi, Pakistan on the growth and development of the engineering industry in Pakistan is presented. Topics include energy, power, electronics and telecom. The symposium featured several engineers including Syed Afaq Haider, G R Shaikh, and Syed Riffat Ali Rizvi.

The article offers information on the Cutting Edge: Contemporary Paper show to be held in Boise State's Visual Center on February 3, 2012.

The article presents the views of Qualtiy System Inc.'s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Steven Plochocki on the quick transition of the healthcare industry to electronic medical records, as presented at a Boston Healthcare conference. Plochocki believes that a projected 80 million dollars in hea;lthcare costs associated with baby-boomer retirements will bring systematic reform in the industry. further, he stated that complete transition to electronic system will take near about 15 years.

The 1st International Conference on Emerging Trends in Biomedical Engineering, Science and Technology (ICETBEST 2024) was recently held at Salim Habib University in Pakistan. The conference featured various activities such as technical sessions, oral presentations, poster presentations, project demonstrations, keynote speeches, and hands-on workshops. The event concluded with a closing ceremony where Vice Chancellor SHU, Prof. Dr. Shakeel Ahmed Khan, and Engr. Muhammad Shaheer Mirza addressed the attendees. Chief guest Engr. Muhammad Najeeb Haroon, Chairman of the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC), along with other notable speakers, also shared their insights. The conference concluded with the distribution of shields and certificates to the recipients of the Best Poster, Best Paper, and Best Project awards. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the website All Academic, which had raised money by selling conference materials like papers that had been given at scholarly conferences. Matthew B. Johnson of the City University of New York said that he was not aware that his work was available for purchase. All Academic's Steve Stolp apologized that people did not know that the the organization was selling the papers and said that it was a way to recoup costs. The authors did not receive royalties and this might prevent them from submitting the papers to other journals.

Reports on the research paper titled "Rooter: A Methodology for the Typical Unification of Access Points and Redundancy," by three students of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) submitted to the ninth World Multi-Conference on Systemics, Cybernetics, and Informatics scheduled to be held in Orlando, Florida in July 2005. Information on the how the MIT students produced the research paper; Background of the students who authored the research paper.

Information about several papers discussed at the 21st HVACR Exhibition and Conference sponsored by Pakistan Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration (HVACR) Society, Lahore, Pakistan on the growth and development of the industrial sector is presented. Topics include applications of solar cooling method and sustainable strategies in building design. The conference featured several engineers including Saghir Khan and Farooq Mehboob, and Talah Baig.

The article presents a calendar of events related to higher education. A symposium on microcomputers in medical education will be held on March 28-29, 1988 at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. The annual convention of the Council for Exceptional Children titled "Marking Monumental Progress" will be held on March 28-April 1, 1988 in Washington, D.C. A conference on the manufacture and use of alkaline paper titled "Touchstone Seminar: The Paper Chase" will be held on March 29-31, 1988 in Madison, Wisconsin.

The article offers information on the Institution Of Electrical And Electronic Engineers Pakistan (IEEEP) Symposium 2017 to be held in Karachi, Pakistan.

The article offers a preview on the Paper-Art Workshop for Rosh Hashana at Yeshiva University Museum on September 10, 2017, previews the book fair "Popupmania" at the Brooklyn Expo Center on September 10, and reviews the theatrical performance "That Chemistry Show," by Borislaw Bilash.

The article discusses decision of Panama to host the world's largest anticorruption conference and challenges being faced by Panama to revamp its image after Panamanian law firm created thousands of offshore companies, allowing the wealthy to hide income, leak of legal documents Panama Papers.

The article offers information on the 29th Annual Multi-topic International Symposium conducted by the Institution of Electrical & Electronics Engineers Pakistan (IEEEP), Karachi Centre to be held in Karachi, Pakistan from March 26 – 27, 2014.

The article offers information on the Adirondack Park Agency meeting to be held in New York in July 2010.

The article describes the newspaper conference at Columbia University's journalism school. Representatives from the "New York Times," "American Prospect," and the "Nation" attended and addressed hybrid platforms, interactive graphics, and the issue of blogs. Jill Abramson, managing editor for the "New York Times," cited the motion picture "Dark Victory." The "Columbia Journalism Review" examined the possibility of newspapers protesting unauthorized online distribution.

Reports on the emerging trend of providing child care during conventions in the U.S. List of academic organizations that allow child care services during conventions; Cost of the services; Age range of children being brought to the meetings.

Information on the 31st IEEEP All Pakistan Students Seminar, a prestigious annual meeting of engineering students from all over the country, is presented, held at the National University of Sciences Technology in Karachi, Pakistan on February 27, 2016.

The article reports that Engineer Saqib Munawwar Qureshi of Nazeer Hussain University (NHU) has been chosen as Reviewer of papers and Member Technical Committee for the 2015 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) International Conference in Jordan and Mauritius.

The article offers information on the peace papers seminar hosted by Perez Art Museum Miami allowing military veterans to transform unserviceable uniforms into handmade paper on August 2, 2018 in Miami, Florida.

The author, a professor of English at Arizona State University, discusses the value of academic conferences and offers recommendations for how to get the most out of attending a conference. Topics include the importance of networking with others at a conference for career development, how to give a presentation in a professional manner, and the need to avoid making negative or critical remarks unless talking with people one knows very well.

Information on several topics discussed at a public meeting hosted by the Opportunity Funding Corp. (OFC) for its Economic Stabilization White Paper Series which focuses on the best practices involved in the housing ownership of multicultural communities in the U.S. such as the African Americans is presented.

The article discusses the 31st IEEEP Multi-Topic International Symposium to be hosted by the Pakistan's Karachi Center of Institution of Electrical & Electronics Engineers Pakistan (IEEEP) in Karachi on March 16-17, 2016 for which IEEEP is inviting engineers to present their papers at the meeting.

The article reports on the good quality papers from electrical and electronics engineers received during Karachi Center of the Institution of Electrical & Electronics Engineers' Multi Topic seminar and exhibition of electrical and electronics goods held in March 2016 at Karachi Exhibition Center.

The article offers information on the African Economic Conference 2013 which is jointly organized by the African Development Bank, the Economic Commission for Africa and the United Nations Development Programme which ran between June 24 and August 30, 2013.

The article offers information on the organization of the 30th Multi Topic Symposium by Karachi Center of Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Pakistan (IEEEP) on March 25-26, 2015 at Hotel Pearl Continent, Karachi, Pakistan.

The article reports on the decision of the U.S. Department of Defense to accelerate the review of around 100 scientific papers it prevented to be presented in the twenty-sixth International Technical Symposium in California. Richard J. Wollensak, president of the Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers, has confirmed the decision. Industry scientists who authored some of the papers are said to be among those who were affected by the prevention of such presentation.

A calendar of events Burnet, Texas in 2015 is presented including the Paper Arts and Weaving Workshop from July 28-30, the Bertram Alanon Meeting every first Thursday of the month, and the Freedom Flyers Dinner/Dance on October 3.

The article reports on the role of commentators and the audience during conference proceedings. It states that in a traditional conference session, the role of commentator may seem obvious. Commentators have little time to make their case and are speaking to an audience that has just heard the papers. Decades ago, conference program committees would identify commentators for each panel. But nowadays, program committees planning large meetings are apt to ask, or require, that those proposing a panel also name the commentators. Members of the audience are, in their own ways, respondents, and can make the difference between an electric session and a boring one.

The article offers information on 31st Annual Multi-Topic International Symposium (AMTIS 2016) to be hosted by the Institution of Electrical & Electronics Engineers Pakistan (IEEEP) at Hotel Pearl Continental in Karachi, Pakistan from March 16-17, 2016.

The article provides informatioCongressesn about the “Cardboard City 2015" cardboard home designing and fundraising event organized by the Habitat for Humanity of Southeast Ohio organization.

A personal narrative is presented about the author's experience of reacting to responses of his paper "The Absent Presence" that he posted on his blog rather than presenting it at the 2009 Modern Language Association's convention.

The article reports on the delay in the submission of the State Department's U.S. national paper on the United Nations Conference on Science and Technology for Development. The paper contains reports on the United States policy slated for the development of third-world and fourth-world countries. Like those of the other countries, the U.S. paper was held up due to some uncertainties on the national policies on the transfer of scientific and technological knowledge to the less-developed world.

The article presents the deadlines for passing abstracts of papers for possible presentation at various conference in the U.S. The acceptance of proposals for the annual convention of the Midwest Region of National Association of Academic Affairs Administrators will be on April 25, while for the humanities and technology will be on April 30. The submission of applications for the introduction of research papers at the joint symposium of the Association of Caribbean Studies will be in May 1.

The article reports that several academics who presented papers at the American Psychological Association convention in Los Angeles, California put their work on a mainframe computer at the University of Houston at University Park so their colleagues could read them on the Bitnet network. Putting the papers on the network allowed people to read them in advance and to avoid information overload problem.

The article presents an exploration into the proper methods of attending and participating academic conferences as a college professor. The importance of keeping up with fellow academes within an individual field is stressed and advice is given for submitting work and garnering the most benefits from meetings. Advice for submitting papers includes attention to quality over quantity and also attending to the logistics of good oratory skills. Casual suggestions to enjoy the location and entertainment aspects of the venues are also given.

This article discusses protests and demonstrations during the 2004 U.S. Republican National Convention in New York City. Mayor Michael Bloomberg of New York City banned many demonstrations at the Convention, and a series of emails that have surfaced in 2006 note that many of the protests were banned for political reasons.

The article offers information on the conference titled "The Black Male In Crisis: A Conference and Call to Action for Black & Latino Men," which will be organized by the Bronx Community College in New York City on May 20, 2006.

The article reports on the decision of U.S. Department of Defense officials to prevent a large number of scientific papers from being read at the 26th International Technical Symposium of the Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers in San Diego, California at which Soviet scientists were present. The move is said to be part of a tightening up of security controls in the country. This made many scientists at the meeting frustrated and angry.

The article presents the deadlines for papers to be presented in educational congresses in the U.S. for 1986 including on "American Philosophy and the U.S. Constitution" on November 1, "Perceiving Nature: How the Humanities, Arts, and Sciences View Our World" on November 1 and "Victorian Scandals: Decorum and Its Enemies" on November 10.

The article presents a summary of deadlines for papers which are of interest to those in higher education in the United States. The deadline for proposals for possible presentations at the conference, "Science, Technology, and Industrialization in the Third World," is on July 20, 1986. The deadline for proposals for possible presentations at the annual conference of the Society of Mediterranean Studies, is on July 30, 1986.

The article discusses the meeting of "The New York Times" newspaper editors on journalism in the digital platforms of the newspaper held on June 11, 2014.

It is an extraordinary number for extraordinary times: $1.1 trillion in aid, to be pumped into the world's financial bloodstream. For the leaders gathered in London last week, it was tangible evidence that their economic summit meeting had yielded impressive results. Yet on closer inspection, the $1 trillion figure looks as wishful as the soaring words in the communique issued by the Group of 20. Some of the money has yet to be pledged, some is double-counted and some would be counted in a ''synthetic currency'' that is not actually real money. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Presents news briefs related to the GLBT communities in the U.S. as of November 2005. Pioneer in Adoption Award received by a gay couple from the Adoptions From the Heart in Erie, Pennsylvania; Number of gay candidates that won in the November 8 elections in Washington, D.C.; Details of the 21st Gay and Lesbian Leadership Conference in Seattle, Washington.

Reports on gay issues in the U.S. as of August 2005. Action taken by African-American gays in Washington D.C. following comment of Willie Wilson, executive director of the Million Man March about gay male sex; Speakers at the group Exodus International's Freedom conference held in Nashville, North Carolina; Amount imposed to gay seminary student James Matthew for sending racist e-mails.

Presents an update on the GLBT community in the U.S. as of June 2, 2005. Plan of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to fund a series of research studies about men who have sex with men; Controversy which arose from the annual conference of the Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network of Boston; Action taken by James West, mayor of Spokane, Washington, to appeal his case to a race relations task force.

Presents updates on the GLBT community in the U.S. as of January 2005. Amount donated by the Human Rights Campaign to the tsunami relief efforts; Reaction of anti-gay activist Fred Phelps to Swedish nationals killed in the tsunami; Increase in woman attendees at the Mid-Atlantic Leather Weekend.

Discusses how the news staff of several political publications from Washington, D.C. have relocated temporarily to Boston, Massachusetts, in order to cover the Democratic National Convention. Efforts of newspapers to publish special daily editions filled with convention news; Competition between the newspapers; Cost of publishing daily.