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• Electroceuticals for Mapping and Modulating Gut Activity: Towards Closed-loop Management of Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders
  Virtual seminar of the Quebec IEEE CAS/EMB Chapter: Gastrointestinal (GI) motility is coordinated by underlying bio-electrical events known as slow waves. High-resolution (HR) mapping of the slow waves has become a fundamental tool for accurately defining electrophysiological properties in gastroenterology, including dysrhythmias in gastric disorders such as gastroparesis, chronic nausea and unexplained vomiting, and functional […]
• [Legacy Report] Resonant optical lab-on-a-chip
  On chip optical microresonators [1, 2] are compact, robust and can be integrated with micro electro-mechanical components as well as microfluidics. They can efficiently sense acceleration [3], forces [4], gases [5], refractive index of liquids [6] and living cells [7, 8], and bacteria [9]. During the presentation I will give an overview of projects exploiting […]
• [Legacy Report] IEEE Quebec Section Seminar
  Presentation by a Distinguished Lecturer from the IEEE Communications Society.
• [Legacy Report] IEEE Communications/Signal Processing Chapter Seminar
  Presentation by a Distinguished Lecturer from the IEEE Communications Society.
• [Legacy Report] Microfluidic devices with integrated structured electrodes for on-chip sensing
  The development of widely applicable point-of-care sensing and diagnostic devices can benefit from simple and inexpensive fabrication techniques that expedite the design, testing, and implementation of lab-on-a-chip devices. In particular, electrodes integrated within microfluidic devices enable the use of electrochemical techniques for the label-free detection of relevant analytes. This work presents a novel, simple, and […]
• [Legacy Report] Microfluidic devices with integrated structured electrodes for on-chip sensing
  The development of widely applicable point-of-care sensing and diagnostic devices can benefit from simple and inexpensive fabrication techniques that expedite the design, testing, and implementation of lab-on-a-chip devices. In particular, electrodes integrated within microfluidic devices enable the use of electrochemical techniques for the label-free detection of relevant analytes. This work presents a novel, simple, and […]
• [Legacy Report] Women in Engineering day
  Activités:- Conférences et forums de discusion - Pizza et socialisation
• Quebec YP's gathering
  Quebec Young professional members gathered for networking and knowing more about the activities of YP.
• [Legacy Report] Meeting of the Exec Committee of the section
  Meeting of the Exec Committee of the section
• [Legacy Report] Statistics for SAR Image Analysis
  Statistics has a prominent role in SAR - Synthetic Aperture Radar image processing and analysis. More often than not, these data cannot be described by the usual additive Gaussian noise model. Rather than that, a multiplicative signal-dependent model adequately describes the observations. After summarizing the main distributions for both the univariate (intensity and amplitude) and […]
• [Legacy Report] Statistics for SAR Image Analysis
  Statistics has a prominent role in SAR - Synthetic Aperture Radar image processing and analysis. More often than not, these data cannot be described by the usual additive Gaussian noise model. Rather than that, a multiplicative signal-dependent model adequately describes the observations. After summarizing the main distributions for both the univariate (intensity and amplitude) and […]
• [Legacy Report] Resonant optical lab-on-a-chip
  On chip optical microresonators [1, 2] are compact, robust and can be integrated with micro electro-mechanical components as well as microfluidics. They can efficiently sense acceleration [3], forces [4], gases [5], refractive index of liquids [6] and living cells [7, 8], and bacteria [9]. During the presentation I will give an overview of projects exploiting […]
• Executive Section meeting
  2017.4 ExCom Meeting
• [Legacy Report] Meeting of the Exec Committee of the section
  Meeting of the Exec Committee of the section
• [Legacy Report] Meeting of the Exec Committee of the section
  Meeting of the Exec Committee of the section
• The anterior cingulate cortex as a substrate for pain-induced depression: molecular, electrophysiological and optogenetic evidences
    Besides chronic stress, chronic pain is a prevalent determinant for depression. Changes induced in specific brain regions by sustained pain may alter the processing of affective information, thus resulting in anxiodepressive disorders. The anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) appears as a critical hub for mood disorders, including for the anxiodepressive consequences of chronic pain, and […]
• [Legacy Report] Meeting of the Exec Committee of the section
  Meeting of the Exec Committee of the section
• Conférence du 29 novembre 2017 dans le cadre du Chapitre GRSS de l'IEEE Quebec
  Cette conférence, d'une durée d'environ 90 minutes, se fera en deux temps. Dans un premier temps, le paysage de Charlevoix sera analysé afin de bien saisir son origine mouvementée dont l'astroblème en est la signature principale. Dans un deuxième temps, le séisme de 1663 sera analysé dans une perspective régionale en illustrant au passage la formation de […]
• Conférence à Québec [IEEE-ordinateur / Section IEEE Québec]: Des effets spéciaux dans vos photos, Prof. J-F. Lalonde
  Dans le cadre des activités du chapitre IEEE-ordinateur et en collaboration avec la section IEEE-Québec, on vous invite à la conférence du Prof. Jean-François Lalonde à la salle PLT-2370 de 10h30 à 11h30, le vendredi 1er décembre 2017.  Inscription gratuite, mais obligatoire (places limitées) : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdsJ6DK-CUssfmQwSacbWNlVcjqQ5L-EfctXSzaUHjXOj2NcA/viewform?usp=sf_link  Titre: Des effets spéciaux dans vos photos. Résumé:  La majorité […]
• Conférence à Québec [IEEE-ordinateur / Section IEEE Québec]: Des effets spéciaux dans vos photos, Prof. J-F. Lalonde
  Dans le cadre des activités du chapitre IEEE-ordinateur et en collaboration avec la section IEEE-Québec, on vous invite à la conférence du Prof. Jean-François Lalonde à la salle PLT-2370 de 10h30 à 11h30, le vendredi 1er décembre 2017.  Inscription gratuite, mais obligatoire (places limitées) : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdsJ6DK-CUssfmQwSacbWNlVcjqQ5L-EfctXSzaUHjXOj2NcA/viewform?usp=sf_link  Titre: Des effets spéciaux dans vos photos. Résumé:  La majorité […]