|
下記の講演会を開催致します。
簡単なお申し込みで、どなたでも無料でご参加頂けます。
皆様のご参加を心よりお待ちしております。
|
| ■ |
日時 ： 2010年8月24日(火) 15時00分〜16時30分 (14時30分より受付)
|
| ■ |
会場 ： 東京国際フォーラム G棟4階 G410
地図：
http://www.t-i-forum.co.jp/function/map/index.html
| 講演タイトル |
講演者 |
"Preserving, Explaining, and Making Known the History of Technology:
An Update on IEEE’s Initiatives" |
John VARDALAS, Ph.D.
IEEE History Center Outreach Historian |
|
| ■ |
講演会概要 ：
Starting in the 19th century, electrical, electronics and information technologies have radically transformed societies around the world
and dramatically improved the material well-being for so many people.
Innovation in these technologies continues to hold the key to future prosperity.
IEEE has been committed to
preserving, explaining, making known to the largest possible audience the rich history of the entire spectrum of these technologies
on which the world’s material progress so depends.
This history also includes the stories of the people and the institutions that made innovation happen.
Through the leadership of the History Committee and the professional staff at History Center,
IEEE has launched a number of initiatives to promote a greater public awareness and understanding of the central role of engineering
in the history of human development.
A key feature of these initiatives is the prominent role assigned to IEEE members.
The memories and experiences of IEEE members are the single richest source of information for documenting the story of innovation.
This presentation will give an overview of IEEE’s history programs and initiatives
such as the Milestones, STARS, Oral Histories, First-Hand Histories, and institutional memories of IEEE Societies, Chapters, Regions and Sections.
The platform for all these activities is the newly developed IEEE Global History Network (GHN).
This presentation will also outline the features of the GHN and suggest ways
that IEEE members can use the GHN to help us advance the world’s understanding of the great historic role that engineering has played in society.
|
| ■ |
講演者略歴 ：
John Vardalas has graduate degrees in Mathematical Physics, Economic Geography, and History.
He is currently the Outreach Historian at the IEEE History Center.
He led the team that developed the IEEE Global History Network.
He has published books related to the history of electrical manufacturing and the history of the computer industry.
Earlier in his career, he worked in AI and even did come consulting for Japanese firms.
He has taught, and continues to teach, courses in the history of technology at Rutgers University.
Combining his love of sailing with his passion for history, John Vardalas also has developed a course on the role of the sea in the history of technology.
|
| ■ |
主催 ： IEEE東京支部、IEEE 日本カウンシル History Committee
協賛 ： 電子情報通信学会 |
| ■ |
定員 ： 30名
|
| ■ |
参加費 ： 無料
|
| ■ |
参加申込み方法 ： お名前、ご所属、メールアドレス、IEEE会員/非会員をご記入の上、
tokyosec@ieee-jp.org までお申し込み下さい。
尚、定員になり次第、締め切らせていただきます。
---------------------------------------------------
2010年8月24日IEEE東京支部主催講演会 参加申込み票
お名前 ：
フリガナ ：
ご所属 ：
メールアドレス ：
IEEE会員 ： 会員 / 非会員
----------------------------------------------------
|
| ■ |
参加申込み締切り ： 2010年8月17日(火)
|
| ■ |
お願い ： 公共交通機関のご利用をお願い申し上げます。
|
| ■ |
連絡先 ： tokyosec@ieee-jp.org (講演会担当係まで)
|
