2014 IEEE Region 10 Technical Symposium (TENSYMP) and Women in Engineering (WIE) Invited Session (14-16 April 2014)

It has been a while since my last oral presentation in a conference. Therefore I was quite looking forward to present my paper for the 2014 IEEE Region 10 Technical Symposium (TENSYMP) from 14-16th April 2014.

The official website for this conference is http://ieeemy.org/tensymp/. IEEE TENSYMP is a Region 10 Symposium, which was previously known as TENCON Spring. It is is sponsored by IEEE Region 10 and IEEE Malaysia Section and supported by the following Malaysia Chapters:

The conference was excellently organized and I would like to congratulate the organizing committee. There were delegates and participants from Japan, Philippines, India and Malaysia of course. All the papers presented in the Bio-medical tracks were very good, covering worldwide state-of-the art research.

I love the TENSYMP lanyard. The conference proceeding was given in a pen drive located/hidden in lanyard's clip :)

Organizers for the WIE Special Session

This session was not only for the ladies :)

Special lecture by Ir Khalidah, Executive Board of Director the New ILSAS,
a Strategic Business Unit of TNB

Presentation time. The paper title is 'Telerehabilitation in Robotic Assistive Therapy for Children with Developmental Disabilities' which will be up on IEEEXplore soon :)

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