IEEE Region 10 Symposium 2025
Event description
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) is the world’s largest technical professional organization, dedicated to advancing technology for the benefit of humanity. Founded in 1893 in the USA, IEEE has grown into a global community of over 460,000 members. Among its ten regions, Region 10 (Asia-Pacific) is the most populous, with 161,371 members, and hosts three prestigious annual conferences: the Humanitarian Technology Conference, the Region 10 Conference, and the Region 10 Symposium.
In 2025, IEEE New Zealand South Section is proud to welcome the IEEE Region 10 Symposium to the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, offering an exciting platform to explore emerging technological innovations. Under the theme "Innovations in Technology: Shaping the Future," the symposium will feature eight thematic tracks, covering cutting-edge topics such as nanotechnology, power systems, aerospace advancements, artificial intelligence, climate change, and professional development opportunities for students and young professionals.
🌍 Why Christchurch?
Hosting the symposium in New Zealand’s innovation hub provides a unique opportunity to showcase how Kiwi-led advancements are shaping the global future of engineering and technology. The event will offer interactive workshops, exclusive networking dinners, and the chance to engage with global thought leaders from across academia and industry.
🎙️ Confirmed Speakers:
- Tom Coughlin – 2024 IEEE President
- Prof. Takako Hashimoto – IEEE Region 10 Director
- Saurabh Sinha – University of Canterbury Dean of Engineering
- Mark Rocket – CEO of Kea Aerospace & President of Aerospace New Zealand
- Lance Fung – IEEE Region 10 Past Director
- Rebecca Peer – University of Canterbury, Associate Head of Civil Engineering
- John McDonald – Founder and CEO, JDM Associates LLC, Former Chair of IEEE PES
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