I successfully completed an IEEE ComSoc Distinguished Lecture Tour (DLT) to three Canadian cities (Montreal, Ottawa, and Kingston) in late May 2025. Overall, the experience was enriching, combining the joy of sharing my work with engaged academic audiences, the inspiration drawn from stimulating discussions, and the pleasure of connecting with peers and friends across these vibrant cities.
In April 2025, the IEEE ComSoc Student Chapter at the Universidad de las Fuerzas Armadas ESPE successfully organized the first edition of Electro Verano, an academic and social initiative that brought together engineering students with the goal of strengthening foundational knowledge in electrical, electronics, and telecommunications.
As part of the IEEE ComSoc Lebanon Chapter 2025 Workshop Series, the IEEE ComSoc Lebanon Chapter, in collaboration with the “Faculty of Engineering and Technology at Antonine University” and the “IEEE Antonine University Student Branch,” organized the Raspberry Pi Introductory Workshop on Saturday, June 21, 2025, at Antonine University — Hadat Campus (https://ua.edu.lb). This hands-on technical event is partnered with IEA (CODER-MAKER Program) (http://www.codermaker.org), a leading embedded systems training and education organization.
The IEEE Toronto Communications Society (ComSoc) Chapter made significant strides last month in advancing interdisciplinary research and fostering global collaboration through two high-impact events: the Inter-Society Distinguished Lecture Day and a Workshop on Sensing, Coding, and Communication. Bringing together experts from across diverse areas of communications, these gatherings underscored the Chapter’s rising influence in shaping the dialogue on next-generation communication systems.