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- Taller: C2000 Real Time de Texas Instruments (Sesión 2) 02/07/2022¡Esta es tu oportunidad! El capítulo IEEE CAS UNI los invita a participar de este taller, el cual forman parte del #14AniversarioIEEECASUNI . Taller: "C2000 Real Time de Texas Instruments" Ponente: Godo Segundo Sánchez Heredia Fecha: Martes 05 y Jueves 07 de julio Hora: 07:00 PM
- Taller: C2000 Real Time de Texas Instruments (Sesión 1) 02/07/2022¡Esta es tu oportunidad! El capítulo IEEE CAS UNI los invita a participar de este taller, el cual forman parte del #14AniversarioIEEECASUNI . Taller: C2000 Real Time de Texas Instruments Ponente: Godo Segundo Sánchez Heredia Fecha: Martes 05 y Jueves 07 de julio Hora: 07:00 PM
- Taller: Diseño de procesadores con lenguaje de descripción de hardware (Sesión 1) 02/07/2022El capítulo IEEE Circuits and Systems Society UNI invita a participar a los estudiantes, egresados y público en general al taller “Diseño de procesadores con lenguaje de descripción de hardware” que estará a cargo de Nixon Fernando Ortiz de la Cruz. Este taller viene siendo la primera actividad del evento IEEE CAS UNI 14 AÑOS […]
- Taller: Diseño de procesadores con lenguaje de descripción de hardware (Sesión 2) 02/07/2022El capítulo IEEE Circuits and Systems Society UNI invita a participar a los estudiantes, egresados y público en general al taller “Diseño de procesadores con lenguaje de descripción de hardware” que estará a cargo de Nixon Fernando Ortiz de la Cruz. Este taller viene siendo la primera actividad del evento IEEE CAS UNI 14 AÑOS […]
- Estudio de postgrado con Beca Generación de Bicentenario 02/07/2022¿Deseas postular a la beca de Pronabec para tus estudios de posgrado?, tips para rendir un buen desempeño y obtener la beca. El capítulo IEEE CAS UNI los invita a participar de esta ponencia, la cual forman parte del #14AniversarioIEEECASUNI. Ponencia: Estudio de posgrado con Beca Generación de Bicentenario Ponente: Alex Anchivilca Baltazar
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- This Wearable Neck Patch Can Diagnose ConcussionsNelson Sepúlveda was sitting in the stands at Spartan Stadium, watching his hometown Michigan State players bash heads with their cross-state football rivals from the University of Michigan, when he had a scientific epiphany.Perhaps the nanotechnologies he had been working on for years—paper-thin devices known as ferroelectret nanogenerators that convert mechanical energy into electrical energy—could […]
- Toe-tapping Test for Parkinson’s PatientsWhen someone is faced with mobility challenges, the risk of falls and injuries increases. This is the case for people living with Parkinson’s disease, a brain disorder that results in uncontrollable movements, such as shaking and impaired balance and coordination.Ya Wang, an associate professor at Texas A&M University, and her colleagues have been exploring a […]
- Graphene Tattoos Measure Blood Pressure ContinuouslyBlood pressure measurement hasn’t changed much since the invention of the inflatable cuff-based sphygmomanometer in 1881. People can use the device to give readings a few times a day, but that’s not enough to give a holistic view of cardiovascular health. New electronic tattoos made of graphene continuously read blood pressure for days. The ultrathin, […]
- The Fatal Flaw of the Pulse OximeterIf someone is seeking medical care, the color of their skin shouldn’t matter. But, according to new research, pulse oximeters’ performance and accuracy apparently hinges on it. Inaccurate blood-oxygen measurements, in other words, made by pulse oximeters have had clear consequences for people of color during the COVID-19 pandemic. “That device ended up being essentially […]
- Detecting Cancer by Its FrequencyThis article is part of our exclusive IEEE Journal Watch series in partnership with IEEE Xplore. There are many different ways to detect cancer—by biopsy, imaging, and even blood tests, depending on the type of cancer. But some researchers are exploring a novel way of detecting cancer that’s based on the unique electromagnetic radiation frequency […]