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Results of the Elections

The elections of Estonia Section and chapters’ officers took place electronically on 8-20 December 2015. The voting participation rate was up to 53%.
The detailed voting results:
IEEE Estonia Section vice-chair (26% – participation rate)
Position: Vice-Chair         Peeter Ellervee (100%)
C/COM joint chapter chair and vice-chair (37%)
Position: Chair                Urmet Jänes  (100.0%)
Position: Vice-Chair         Alar Kuusik  (100.0%)
Education chapter chair and vice-chair (53%)
Position: Chair                Tiia Rüütmann  (12.5%); Toomas Rang  (87.5%)
Position: Vice-Chair         Tiia Rüütmann (write-in)  (50.0%); Olev Märtens (write-in)  (50.0%)
IM/ED/EMB joint chapter chair and vice-chair (43%)
Position: Chair                Toomas Parve  (100.0%)
Position: Vice-Chair         Yar Muhammad  (100.0%)
SP/CAS/SSC joint chapter chair and vice-chair (52%)
Position: Chair                Gholamreza Anbarjafari  (36.3%); Tõnu Trump  (63.6%)
Position: Vice-Chair         Gholamreza Anbarjafari (write-in)  (100.0%)
 
Nominating Committee: prof. Vello Kukk, Maie Bachmann and Marko Koort.

Tallinn University of Technology Women In Engineering Student Branch Affinity Group

One more thing … IEEE Estonia Section has another new “family member”:
Petition to form the Tallinn University of Technology Women In Engineering Student Branch Affinity Group was officially approved on 17th of December 2015 by IEEE Member and Geographic Activities Department.
The Chairperson of new affinity group is Apneet Kaur, and Adviser is Maie Bachmann.
Ready for very fruitful year 2016!

Distinguished Lecturer event by Prof. Simon Deleonibus "More Moore and More than Moore meeting for 3D"

IEEE Electron Devices Society: Distinguished Lecturer event :

More Moore and More than Moore meeting for 3DSimon d pic

by Prof. Simon Deleonibus
Chief Scientist/Directeur Scientifique, CEA, LETI, MINATEC Campus, Grenoble, France
Visiting Professor at Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan
Visiting Professor at National Chiao Tung University, Hsinchu, Taiwan

December the 18-th, 2015, 12:00-13:50,
room U03-302 in Tallinn University of Technology (TUT), Ehitajate str 5

in co-operation with IEEE Estonian Section and TUT (Thomas Johann Seebeck Department of Electronics, ICT doctoral school)
Information about event and optional registration (latest 18.12, 9:30) is here.

IEEE Estonia Student Branch at University of Tartu

Really exiting news – there are two IEEE Student Branches in Estonia now!
The University of Tartu (UT) Student Branch got approved on 30th of November 2015.
The Counselor of freshly formed student branch is Gholamreza Anbarjafari and
the Student Branch Chair is Morteza Daneshmand.
Congratulations and let the actions begin!
 

IEEEXtreme 9.0

IEEEXtreme 24-Hour Programming Competition took place on 24th of October. There were 7 teams (in each 3 IEEE Student or Graduate Student members) from Estonia participating – 4 teams from Tallinn University of Technology, 2 from University of Tartu and 1 from Estonian IT College.
In tough global competition where more than 2000 teams participated, three of Estonian teams were ranked among the first 100. Table of results:

Team University Global rank
X3M University of Tartu 51
50LinesOfCode Tallinn University of Technology 63
Uniteam Tallinn University of Technology 95
NoCodeInSight Tallinn University of Technology 159
JaakTree University of Tartu 219
KKSPlusPlus Tallinn University of Technology 240
VariableMoods Estonian IT College 647

Great!