Latest Past Events

    Technical Talk on “Reconfigurable Intelligent and Holographic Surfaces for Wireless Communications”

    Virtual

    The IEEE Vehicular Technology Society Madras Section Chapter organized third technical talk on 02nd December 2022 at 9.30 AM (IST). The crux of this erudite gathering was a masterful discourse on "Reconfigurable Intelligent and Holographic Surfaces for Wireless Communications," elucidated by the illustrious Dr. Marco Di Renzo, a revered CNRS Research Director based in Paris. With an academic poise befitting his stature, Dr. Di Renzo adeptly navigated the complexities of 6G use cases and Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS), transforming the intricate subject matter into an intriguing narrative that captivated the intellectual curiosities of all in attendance. The interactive segment of the event was particularly noteworthy, as participants were afforded about thirty minutes to engage in a vigorous exchange of ideas with Dr. Di Renzo. This dialogue provided clarity and deeper insight into the pioneering work being conducted in the realms of 6G and the scholarly journals published therein, thereby enriching the professional acumen of the attendees. In recognition of his invaluable contribution to the field and this event, Dr. Di Renzo was bestowed with a digital memento, a small token symbolizing the profound respect and gratitude of the Society and its members. The session reached its denouement with a heartfelt vote of thanks, a fitting epitaph to a gathering that had thrived on the shared wisdom and collaborative spirit of its participants. This scholarly event was attended by over 90 professional affiliates spanning the diverse geographical expanse of India, underscoring its national significance. In commemoration of their participation, attendees were accorded e-certificates, marking their personal and professional investment in this enlightening journey of continuous learning and development.  

    Technical Talk on Massive Ultra-Reliable Low Latency Connectivity (mURLLC) in 6G

    Virtual

    On the evening of November 24, 2022, the IEEE Vehicular Technology Society Madras Section Chapter successfully hosted its second technical discourse, commencing at 7:00 PM Indian Standard Time. This insightful event was conducted virtually via Zoom to accommodate a broad audience in a convenient format. The session initiated with an inspiring welcome address from Dr. S. Brindha, the respected Chairman of the VTS Madras Section Chapter. Ensuing this introduction, Mr. Sanjiv Kumar, a committed member of the Executive Committee | Young Professionals (Execom | YP) - VTS MAS, presented a laudatory citation of the guest speaker, setting an anticipatory tone for the event. The audience was then immersed in a profound technical presentation on “Massive Ultra-Reliable Low Latency Connectivity (mURLLC) in 6G” by the distinguished Dr. Arumugam Nallanathan. As a Professor of Wireless Communications and the pioneering head of the Communication Systems Research (CSR) group within the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science at Queen Mary University of London, Dr. Nallanathan brought a wealth of expertise and insight to his presentation. He skillfully navigated through various 6G use cases, elucidating them in a compelling manner that sparked a spirited interaction between himself and the participants. This engaging question-and-answer segment extended for approximately thirty minutes, allowing attendees to gain deeper clarity and understanding of the intricate work associated with 6G use cases. In recognition of his significant contribution, Dr. Nallanathan was honored with a digital memento. The event drew to a close with a heartfelt vote of thanks, acknowledging the collective efforts that facilitated such a successful gathering. The talk was met with considerable interest, attracting over 65 professional members from various zones throughout India. All participants were duly acknowledged for their engagement and contribution to the fruitful discourse with the presentation of e-certificates, symbolizing the commitment to continuous learning and professional growth within the community.