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Nomination and Application for the IEEE EMBS Society Awards is now open. You can find all the details on the Awards and Recognition page. The deadline is March 1, 2011
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The IEEE Medal on Innovations in Healthcare Technology was awarded to
Ron Nutt and David Townsend at the IEEE Awards Ceremony,
June 2010, Montreal Canada 
Left to right: Donna Hudson, EMB Past President 2007-2008, Ron Nutt, Joe Lillie, David
Townsend, Emily Sopensky
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Congratulations to our newly elected Officers
The IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Administrative Committee (ADCOM), which establishes the policy for the Society's activities, has vacancies each year as the terms of elected members expire in rotation. The results for this year's elections (terms to begin
1 January 2011) are listed below and will represent members from the following geographic areas:
North American Representatives
Dominique Durand |
Jim Patton |
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Europe
Sergio Cerutti |
Asia Pacific
Eung Je Woo |
Middle East/Africa
Hasan Al-Nashash |
Student Representative
Iris Yan, Penn State |
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The Transactions on Biomedical Engineering Letters announces a Request for Papers on Emerging Technologies in Point-of-Care Health Care.
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Please join us in congratulating the Engineering in Medicine & Biology Society award recipients for 2010.
The awards presentation will be held during the EMBC 2010 Conference in Buenos Aires, Argentina this fall.
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52nd AAPM Annual Meeting |
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18-22 July 2010
Philadelphia Convention Ctr
Philadelphia, PA
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