Chapters
IEEE has 38 societies that represent a wide range of technical interests by providing publications, conferences, community networking, and many other benefits to members within their specialty areas. Society memberships enable you to stay current within your chosen technology profession, to keep in touch with your peers, and to invest in your career and profession.
The Winnipeg Section has several active chapters that organize many events throughout the year. One does not have to a member of a Chapter to participate in Chapter’s activities. Contact the chapter chairs for information on upcoming events.
Communications Chapter (COM-19)

The Communications Chapter has been offering seminars, courses and workshops related to data and signal communications. This chapter was the co-sponsors of the WESCANEX’95 conference and exhibition in Winnipeg. It is also cosponsoring the next WESCANEX’97 scheduled for May 1997.
Ekram Hossain
Computer and Computational Intelligence Chapter (C-16/CI-??)

The Computer Chapters has presented many seminars and other events to the community. Together with the Communications Chapter, this chapter was the co-sponsors of the WESCANEX’95. It is also cosponsoring the next WESCANEX’97.
Witold Kinsner
Ken Ferens
Engineers in Medicine and Biology Society Chapter (EMB-18)

This chapter has been active for many years. It has regular meetings covering biomedical issues addressed by the research community at the University of Manitoba, in conjunction with the Health Sciences.
Visit the chapter website at http://www.ewh.ieee.org/sb/manitoba/embs/
Sherif Sherif
Zahra Moussavi
EduManCom Chapter (E-25/EM-14/PC-26)



The joint EduManCom Chapter includes three societies: the Education Society, the Engineering Management Society, and the Professional Communication Society. The purpose of the joint chapter is to conduct events (such as technical meetings of short duration, community outreach programs, and day-long workshops) within the joint field of interest, including educational methods, educational technology, educational and professional development programs within Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering; understanding and promoting effective communication in engineering; and principles of engineering management.
Ken Ferens
Dario Schor
Power and Energy Chapter (PE-18)

The Power and Energy Chapter has been active for many years. This chapter organizes monthly seminars mainly aimed at industry and academic professionals, and power engineering students. These seminars cover contemporary engineering topics, and the latest research in the field of power systems. and provide excellent networking opportunities as well as a way to stay up to date on recent advances in electric power systems.
Visit the chapter website at http://winnipeg.ieee.ca/pes
Steven Howell
Robotics and Control


The Robotics and Control Chapter was established in January 2010, with the goal of offering seminars, courses and workshops related to the areas of robotics and control with wide applications from medical devices, nanomanipulation, autonomous humanoid robots to unmanned submersible vehicles.
Nariman Sepehri
Wai-keung Fung
Waves (AP-03/VT-06/MTT-17)



This chapter has been recognized as the most active, with nearly weekly seminars. It has been organizing the yearly ANTEM conference dedicated to antenna design.
Puyan Mojabi
Mohammad Shafieipour
Greg Bridges
Vladimir Okhmatovski
Updated on March 2, 2012 by Dario Schor
