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IEEE Sensors Applications Symposium

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Sensor Applications Symposium (SAS) 2023 is being held at Carleton University from July 18 – July 20, 2023.  The IEEE is the trusted voice of engineering, computing, and technology information around the globe.

Speakers

Ashraf Matrawy

  • Professor, Carleton School of Information Technology

Bruce Wallace

  • Executive Director SAM3

Carlos Rossa

  • Associate Professor, Systems and Computer Engineering (Technical Program Co-Chair)

Fateme Rajabiyazdi

  • Assistant Professor, Systems and Computer Engineering

Jason Jaskolka

  • Associate Professor, Systems and Computer Engineering
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Jim Green

  • Professor, P.Eng.

Marzieh Amini

  • Assistant Professor, Carleton School of Information Technology

Mohamed Atia

  • Assistant Professor, Systems and Computer Engineering

Mojtaba Ahmadi

  • Professor, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
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Rafik Goubran

  • Vice-President, Research and International (Honorary General Chair)

Ravi Prakash

  • Assistant Professor, Electronics

Richard Yu

  • Professor, Carleton School of Information Technology

Shulabh Gupta

  • Assistant Professor, Electronics
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Sreeraman Rajan

  • Canada Research Chair in Sensor Systems, Professor, Systems and Computer Engineering (General Co-Chair)

Yuu Ono

  • Associate Professor, P.Eng.

A Unique Opportunity for Researchers and Developers

The SAS is an international symposium that provides a unique opportunity for researchers and developers from around the globe to share progress in sensor technologies, methods, applications, standardization, and commercialization. Sessions offer forums where participants can exchange ideas and gain information on the sensor state of the art. A mix of plenary, poster, demonstration, plug-fests, and other networking activities ensure that your work will be seen.

The symposium brings together authors from 25 different countries and will cover a wide range of sensors applications:

Carleton Research

With leading experts in the field, learn more about Carleton research that is progressing sensor technologies, methods and applications.

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