Special events & seminars

Department of Aerospace Engineering Calendar

AE Events

Campus calendar of diversity, equity & inclusion events

Upcoming events

Previous  events.

March
25

Upcoming Events
National Center for Supercomputing Applications auditorium - 1205 W. Clark St.
6:00 PM  - 8:30 PM

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Tuskegee Airmen film & Panel

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April
14

Online Upcoming Event
Registration is required
6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Corporate Diversity Roundtable


 Moderated by
Sean C. Garrick, vice chancellor for diversity,
equity, and inclusion  

 

 

April
21

Sponsored by Women in Aerospace
Registration is required
5 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. CT

Engineering Inclusivity into University Programs

Moderated by
 Tess Saxton-Fox,
AE faculty member

 

Joseph Yun
Joseph Yun

 

Social Media Analytics:
My Journey to Understand
My Computational Data
(And Yours)

Social media data is incredibly easy for big tech companies to analyze and research with, but it is quite difficult for us to do the same. The problem starts with the fact that we do not own our data. In this presentation, Joseph Yun from the Gies College of Business will share a bit about his unconventional path to understanding his computational data (and yours), while also sharing what is currently going within certain circles of social media data research.

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Lynford Goddard
Lynford Goddard

 

Tuesday, October 26 at noon:

Creating micron-sized 3D paths for light to follow

Internet data travels seamlessly around the world thanks to optical fiber. A single fiber is about the same thickness as a strand of human hair, yet it transports terabytes of data each second. In recent years, fiber-to-the-home has enabled broadband Internet for many families.

A key challenge to further shrinking fiber communication, such as towards the goal of integrating fiber directly between different chips inside a computer, is that fiber cannot be tightly bent or densely integrated.

Lynford Goddard, a professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at UIUC, will describe recent collaborative work toward solving this issue by creating arbitrary 3D light paths within the volume of a porous chip. He will also discuss the Institute for Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access.

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