IEEE Lebanon Section

[] The 5th IEEE Middle East & North Africa COMMunications Conference (IEEE MENACOMM 2025) will be held on 20-22 February 2025 at the Lebanese American University (LAU) in the heart of the beautiful city of Byblos - Lebanon. The coastal city of Byblos is a UNESCO world heritage site and is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. The 2025 IEEE MENACOMM conference is organized and sponsored by the IEEE ComSoc Lebanon Chapter and the Lebanese American University (LAU). The conference is technically co-sponsored by IEEE ComSoc chapters consortium (IEEE ComSoc Bahrain Chapter, IEEE ComSoc Cyprus Chapter, IEEE ComSoc Egypt Chapter, IEEE ComSoc France Chapter, IEEE ComSoc/Signal Processing Joint Jordan Chapter, IEEE ComSoc Kuwait Chapter, IEEE ComSoc Lebanon Chapter, IEEE Computer Communications Morocco Joint Chapter and IEEE ComSoc Tunisia Chapter), "Lebanese University - Doctoral School of Sciences and Technology", FEMTO-ST, "LaRRIS - Faculty of Sciences - Lebanese University" and IEEE Lebanon Section. The conference is handled by a steering committee including representatives of all technical co-sponsor MENA ComSoc chapters. As part of the LAU centennial celebrations, IEEE MENACOMM 2025 will be hosted during a year brimming with exciting activities and events including presentations, workshops, conferences, debates, social gatherings, awareness campaigns and community outreach actions. IEEE MENACOMM 2025 theme will be "Breaking Boundaries: Pioneering the Next Era of Communication"; the focus will be on encapsulating the spirit of exploration and innovation in the realm of communication. It envisions a future where traditional limits are shattered, paving the way for new and groundbreaking approaches to how we connect, share ideas, and collaborate. The theme encourages participants to embrace change, challenge existing norms, and collectively shape the trajectory of communication into uncharted territories. It's a call to individuals and organizations to be at the forefront of this transformative journey, fostering a dynamic and inclusive dialogue that propels us into the next era of communication. IEEE MENACOMM'25 will be a great opportunity for scientists, researchers and students from the region to meet with worldwide renowned researchers and industrial leaders. The conference features a rich Technical Program with technical papers covering the latest technologies, applications and services. It also includes a number of Keynote talks by prominent researchers on cutting-edge research topics. Prospective authors are invited to submit high-quality original technical papers for presentation at the conference and publication in the MENACOMM'25 Proceedings and IEEEXplore. All accepted and presented papers will be submitted to IEEEXplore, papers publishing will be subject to IEEE approval of the form and the quality of the papers. Proposals for Tutorials, Workshops, and Forums are also welcomed. The conference technical program will be built around four main tracks: - Track 1: Physical Layer and Fundamentals - Track 2: Wireless Networks, Connectivity, Security and Privacy - Track 3: Emerging Communication Technologies - Track 4: Machine Learning and Optimization for Wireless Systems Looking forward to meeting you at IEEE MENACOMM'25 (https://menacomm.net/), in the Cedars country - Lebanon! Co-sponsored by: Lebanese American University (LAU), "Lebanese University - Doctoral School of Sciences and Technology", FEMTO-ST, "LaRRIS - Faculty of Sciences - Lebanese University" Speaker(s): Dr. Walid Saad, Professor Mérouane Debbah, Professor Pascal Lorenz Lebanese American University (LAU), Byblos Campus, Byblos, Lebanon, Lebanon, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/456982

IEEE Women in Engineering (WIE) – Lebanon is delighted to invite IEEE WIE Student Branch representatives from all universities in Lebanon to the first WIE meetup in 2025, held in conjunction with the IEEE Middle East & North Africa COMMunications Conference (IEEE MENACOMM) 2025, organized by the IEEE Communication Society - Lebanon Chapter and the Lebanese American University. 📅 Date: Thursday, February 20, 2025 📍 Location: Lebanese American University, Byblos IEEE MENACOMM is a leading conference in the MENA region, focusing on the next era of communication technologies, applications, and services. As our esteemed guest, you are invited to attend a full day of insightful sessions, including: * Opening Ceremony * Panel Discussion * Keynote Speaker Session * Exclusive IEEE WIE Meetup (After Lunch) This is a unique opportunity to network with all WIE representatives and professionals, share your experiences and concerns, and engage in inspiring discussions. Plus, there will be fun activities designed to spark creativity and collaboration! You’ll have the chance to connect with like-minded individuals, exchange ideas, and possibly even win one of three FREE student memberships! Join us to be part of a growing community that fosters innovation and inclusion in the technology field while having an enjoyable and rewarding experience. Please complete the registration form, and upon approval, a confirmation and official invitation with further details will be sent to you via email. ⏰Deadline for Registration: February 14, 2025 🔲 Registration Form: https://shorturl.at/K1bcM Let’s bloom together! 🌸 Lebanese American University, Byblos, Lebanon, Lebanon

Event Report: Arduino Workshop – Learn. Code. Create. As part of Engineering Week, the IEEE BAU Student Branch, in collaboration with ASME BAU Student Section and the E-Health and Telemedicine Club (eHT), successfully hosted an Arduino Workshop on Thursday, February 20, 2025, at the Mechatronics Lab (A2 B4). The workshop was conducted by Mohammad Ayoub, an experienced AI/ML Engineer and Robotics Instructor, who provided attendees with hands-on experience in Arduino programming. The session aimed to introduce students to embedded systems, coding, and hardware integration, helping them develop practical skills in electronics and automation. Running from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, the workshop covered key concepts such as microcontroller basics, circuit design, and real-world applications. Participants actively engaged in coding and testing their own Arduino projects, gaining valuable knowledge that can be applied to future academic and professional endeavors. The event was well-received by students from various engineering disciplines, fostering a collaborative learning environment and encouraging innovation. IEEE BAU, ASME, and eHT remain committed to organizing similar technical workshops to enhance students’ skill sets and prepare them for the ever-evolving tech industry. This Event Is dedicated only for BAU Students. [] Co-sponsored by: Arduino Workshop Speaker(s): Eng. Mohammad Ayoub Beirut Arab University Debbie, Beirut, Lebanon, Lebanon