IEEE Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation Society Website to Launch Feb 6, 2009
Preview the coming launch of the IEEE DEIS Website, a true Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation Society (IEEE-DEIS) website that is fully interactive and designed to support our members while also providing resources to potential DEIS members and non-members alike.
Dr. Penrose is contracted as the Web Editor-in-Chief (WEiC) for the fully interactive site and has been working with the IEEE-DEIS editorial and web committees, contractors, and associate editors in the development of the online tool. You will be able to access abstracts, ask questions about testing standards, participate in forums and comment on IEEE-DEIS member blog postings. IEEE-DEIS members will have access to a broad range of resources that will continue to be added to the site as well as collaborate with non-members.
IEEE-DEIS members are made up of academia, students, researchers, manufacturers and industry who maintain a broad level of interest in everything from dielectric chemistry to electrical insulation systems.
To preview the upcoming website, please visit: http://ewh.ieee.org/soc/deis/ today!
IEEE-DEIS members may be IEEE or affiliate members. You do not have to be an Electrical Engineer to be a member of IEEE-DEIS and may be eligible for Associate Membership. Go to the IEEE-DEIS website and click ‘Join’ for more information.
Dr. Penrose is contracted as the Web Editor-in-Chief (WEiC) for the fully interactive site and has been working with the IEEE-DEIS editorial and web committees, contractors, and associate editors in the development of the online tool. You will be able to access abstracts, ask questions about testing standards, participate in forums and comment on IEEE-DEIS member blog postings. IEEE-DEIS members will have access to a broad range of resources that will continue to be added to the site as well as collaborate with non-members.
IEEE-DEIS members are made up of academia, students, researchers, manufacturers and industry who maintain a broad level of interest in everything from dielectric chemistry to electrical insulation systems.
To preview the upcoming website, please visit: http://ewh.ieee.org/soc/deis/ today!
IEEE-DEIS members may be IEEE or affiliate members. You do not have to be an Electrical Engineer to be a member of IEEE-DEIS and may be eligible for Associate Membership. Go to the IEEE-DEIS website and click ‘Join’ for more information.
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