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DEADLINE TODAY!!!!Call for Presentation Abstracts and Poster Abstracts!  Submit your abstracts at https://2024.iajc.org/...
03/22/2024

DEADLINE TODAY!!!!

Call for Presentation Abstracts and Poster Abstracts! Submit your abstracts at https://2024.iajc.org/registration/

Conference Info:
9th IAJC International Conference, October 10-13, 2024, Orlando, Florida
More information visit us on the web at: www.2024.iajc.org

DEADLINE MARCH 22, 2024!!!!Call for Presentation Abstracts and Poster Abstracts!  Submit your abstracts at https://2024....
03/18/2024

DEADLINE MARCH 22, 2024!!!!

Call for Presentation Abstracts and Poster Abstracts! Submit your abstracts at https://2024.iajc.org/registration/

Conference Info:
9th IAJC International Conference, October 10-13, 2024, Orlando, Florida
More information visit us on the web at: www.2024.iajc.org

It's time to prepare for the 2024 conference!!!Call for Presentation Abstracts and Poster Abstracts!  Submit your abstra...
03/14/2024

It's time to prepare for the 2024 conference!!!

Call for Presentation Abstracts and Poster Abstracts! Submit your abstracts at https://2024.iajc.org/registration/

Conference Info:
9th IAJC International Conference, October 10-13, 2024, Orlando, Florida
More information visit us on the web at: www.2024.iajc.org

  to our undergraduate poster winner Diego Abad, from Florida State University.  Diego's Poster "Investigating Parallel ...
03/11/2024

to our undergraduate poster winner Diego Abad, from Florida State University. Diego's Poster "Investigating Parallel Architectures for AI Algorithms" won second place at our conference and Diego was awarded a $250 cash prize!

This week's featured authors Isam Janajreh, Khalifa University of Science and Technology, UAE; Muhammad Sajjad, Khalifa ...
03/08/2024

This week's featured authors Isam Janajreh, Khalifa University of Science and Technology, UAE; Muhammad Sajjad, Khalifa University of Science and Technology, UAE, and Khwaja Fareed University of Engineering and Information Technology, Pakistan; Lina Janajreh, Gems American Academy, UAE

Their article "Simulation of Human Coughing Under Various Flow Scenarios and Environmental Conditions" can be read in the Sprin 2021 issue of https://ijme.us/issues/spring2021/spring_2021.htm

This week's editors note "Using Computational Fluid Dynamics to Analyze the Spread of COVID-19 and Other Airborne Viral ...
03/08/2024

This week's editors note "Using Computational Fluid Dynamics to Analyze the Spread of COVID-19 and Other Airborne
Viral and Bacterial Infections"

First, we should start with a couple of facts. One, COVID-19 is but one of many pandemics to have threatened human populations over the millennia, as evidenced by the graphics here. Two, we humans abhor having our freedoms and lifestyles restricted. So, the argument can be made for fact two being the main cause for fact one, and will likely be the reason why we should expect more pandemics in the future. Thus, you can be forgiven for thinking that it should be easy to avoid future pandemics. But my focus here is on one method that researchers are using to analyze the spread of (at least in this case) airborne infections. I am not a virologist, epidemiologist, or infectious disease physician. But logic tells me that, if we simply stop breathing each other’s exhalations, it would severely restrict the transmission of infectious particles, and there are plenty of new widgets coming onto the market for just that purpose; some quite ingenious, some less so. But given fact number two above, well, there’s little chance that we—on a global scale—will sit still for any of these. Just look at how much we enjoyed wearing masks these last two years! Read more about this research in our Spring 2021 Journal.

https://ijme.us/issues/spring2021/spring_2021.htm

International Journal of Modern Engineering IJME archives.

It's Contest Time!!  Enter for a chance to win!!!This student was a best-poster award winner at the 2022 conference. Who...
03/08/2024

It's Contest Time!! Enter for a chance to win!!!

This student was a best-poster award winner at the 2022 conference. Who is she and what school did she attend at the time?

Submit all answers to [email protected]

It's contest time!!!Can you identify this IAJC Conference goer and name his university?if you can email our editor Phili...
01/29/2024

It's contest time!!!

Can you identify this IAJC Conference goer and name his university?

if you can email our editor Philip Weinsier at [email protected] to be entered in the first contest of 2024!!! You just may win a giftcard!!!

This week's   on our   highlight, will feature Security of Cyber-Physical Systems by Anton D. Hristozov, Purdue Universi...
01/22/2024

This week's on our highlight, will feature Security of Cyber-Physical Systems by Anton D. Hristozov, Purdue University Online; Eric T. Matson, Purdue University ABE ; Eric Dietz, Purdue University ABE ;
Roger Marcus, Purdue University Online

Editor's Note: If we look at the overarching aspect of the internet, we’ll see that it has transformed the way people interact with information. Are our interactions, or searches, via the internet private and secure? Unless you’ve been living “off the grid,” you already know the answer to that. And in that pursuit, countless hours and dollars have been spent trying to make the internet as secure as it can be. Now, though, with the advent of IoT, IIoT, M2M (machine-to-machine), and smart cities, we are realizing the control we have—through the internet—over our physical systems: everything from our microwaves to our alarm systems to our cars to entire smart cities. That is, people can also interact with physical systems via their computers and smartphones. With only the security of the internet to contend with, we needed CYBER security. Adding engineered systems to the mix, we find that we now need cyber PHYSICAL security.

Want to read more check out their article: https://ijeri.org/IJERI-Archives/issues/fall2022/fall2022.htm

This week's focus on technology comes from Zhaochao Li, Morehead State University in Kentucky.  Zhaochao Li is an assist...
01/15/2024

This week's focus on technology comes from Zhaochao Li, Morehead State University in Kentucky. Zhaochao Li is an assistant professor of engineering and technology management.

The paper Analytical Derivation and Numerical Validation of Functionally Graded Arches under Pressure and Thermal Loading.

Read this innovative approach in our journal: Https://ijme.us/issues/spring2021/spring_2021.htm

International Journal of Modern Engineering IJME archives.

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