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The submission deadline is approaching fast. All EMC, SIPI and Workshops & Tutorials Proposals are due by 15 January 2016!  
BRING YOUR BEST AND WE PAY THE REST!
IEEE EMC Society & EMC 2016 Symposium Committee
Offers Financial Assistance to 5 Students 
EMC Society is offering a stipend to encourage and increase the involvement of graduate students and young scientists in the field of Electromagnetic Compatibility. The stipend will provide the equivalent of up to $2000 per person, for 5 full-time students, to cover expenses associated with attendance to the 2016 IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility for which they are the presenter of an accepted paper and a first timer at the conference. In addition the EMC 2016 Symposium Committee has agreed to comp those 5 students' attendee fees. Students would need to apply for the stipend; recommendations from supervising professors would be required. Contact Vignesh Rajamani to learn how to apply.
EVOLVING WITH TECHNOLOGY:
IEEE EMC SOCIETY APPROVES NEW SYMPOSIUM NAME
The IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society (EMCS) has officially changed the name of its annual symposium to the “IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility, Signal and Power Integrity.” This change reflects the natural inclusion of the community of signal and power integrity professionals into the EMC Society. The name will be used for future symposia beginning in 2017 (to be held in Washington DC).
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SUBMIT YOUR EMC ART FOR INCLUSION IN OUR EMC 2016 GALLERY!

We all know that there is beauty in EMI and EMC. Here's your chance to show it. Submit your electromagnetic related artwork to eventinfo@emcss.org with some information about your creation and we will post it on the website.

Example 1: Flock of Radar submitted by Amy Pinchuk. Amy said, " When I saw  that our radar analysis resulted in the bird-like radiation pattern,   I just knew that it would be great for the title slide of our Draft EMCAB Presentation."

Example 2: Ottawa Parliament Building submitted by Kris Hatashita. This is the original spectrum analyzer output that inspired the EMC 2016 logo.
Flock of Radar
Spectrum Art that Inspired the EMC 2016 Logo
A BRIEF HISTORY OF CANADA'S MOLSON BREWING COMPANY
      In 1782 John Molson, at the age of 18, left England for Montreal, Canada. Due to the rising prices of wine, rum and port, Molson predicted the potential for less expensive beer in the existing British colony. He used money, which he had inherited from his parents to acquire a small brewery on the shores of St Lawrence, just outside of Montreal. 
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