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Become an IEEE CRFID Ambassador: Lead the Future of RFID and IoT Technologies!

Are you a professor, researcher, faculty member, or experienced industry expert in the field of RFID and IoT technologies? The IEEE Council on Radio Frequency Identification (IEEE CRFID) is inviting professionals like you to join our global network as IEEE CRFID Ambassadors. This role offers an opportunity to support the dissemination and development of RFID/IoT technologies within your local community and country.

MSU’s Axia Institute to Host Go Green!! AIDC Hackathon

The Axia Institute of Michigan State University and GS1 will host the Go Green!! AIDC Hackathon for secondary (high school) and collegiate interdisciplinary teams for an immersive two-day collaborative learning experience October 19-20, 2024, in Midland, MI. Teams (comprised of two to five students) will be challenged to use AIDC solutions to support circularity in the healthcare, manufacturing, or food and agriculture industries. Volunteer mentors are needed and sponsorships are available.

More information can be found HERE

IEEE RFID-TA 2024 Conference

The annual IEEE RFID-TA 2024 provides a forum for advancing RFID technology and practice. It aims at strengthening relations between industry, research institutions, and academia. It gives attendees a unique opportunity to share, discuss, and witness research results in all areas of RFID technologies, their applications and related fields.

When

18-20 December 2024

Where

Daytona Beach, Florida, USA

IEEE CRFID James Clerk Maxwell Best Journal Paper Award 2024

The IEEE Council of RFID and the IEEE Journal of Radio Frequency Identification editorial board are pleased to announce the winner of the IEEE CRFID James Clerk Maxwell Best Journal Paper Award 2024!

3rd Opportunity Research Scholars Symposium (April – June 2024 – Online)

IEEE Opportunity Research Scholars Symposium (ORSS) 2024 is an online conference open to undergraduate or masters student co-authors from any institution. Topics of interest include subject matter research within the field of electrical and computer engineering, including computer science, data science, robotics, and applications. All papers must be co-authored by an student researcher with at least one faculty co-author or similar PhD mentor. Submissions must include a 3-4 page paper (standard IEEE two-column format) and a short (5minute) MP4 video recording of a research presentation made by the student author.

Please, visit the conference website for more info:
https://orss.ieee-rfid.org/

Exceptional Results for IEEE Journal on Radio Frequency Identification (JRFID)

JRFID is the flagship journal of the IEEE Council on Radio Frequency Identification (CRFID). Since its establishment in 2017, JRFID has been dedicated to disseminate cutting-edge research and fostering innovation in the domain of radio frequency identification. We are proud to share that the last available Cite Score for JRFID stands at an impressive 4.4 and Impact factor at 3.1.