Category: 2024

Let’s go for a Hike in Nature

Join us for a refreshing hike at the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge! Get ready to explore the beautiful trails, spot wildlife, and enjoy the fresh air. This in-person event is a great opportunity to connect with nature and unwind from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Don’t forget to wear comfortable shoes and bring water to stay hydrated. Let’s make some memories in the great outdoors together!

Date & Time: Saturday, September 14 · 8 – 10 am PDT

Venue: Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge
2 Marshlands Road Fremont, CA 94555

Event Registration:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lets-go-for-a-hike-in-nature-tickets-1009092742557?aff=oddtdtcreator

 

Rural India 2030

ASEI Silicon Valley in collaboration with Drishtee Foundation is hosting ‘Rural India 2030’ at India Community Center in Silicon Valley on August 13th. Join us to explore the potential and growth of rural India by 2030. This event aims to educate and inspire attendees about the transformative opportunities in rural India.

Register here : 

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rural-india-2030-tickets-952293153457?

 

A FREE Workshop on Creating Video Songs Using GenAI Tools!

Give Wings to Your Kid’s Creative Thoughts!

The kids will find it exciting to use GenAI tools to craft all the elements of a song. Our team will teach the process of creating video songs with GenAI tools as shown below.

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Online Workshop

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Prerequisites

  • Create FREE accounts with all the above mentioned GenAI tools
  • Carry a Laptop or a Tab to the workshop along with a pen and a notebook

Video Themes

  • American Independence
  • Time Travel & Multiverse
  • Adventures of Super Heroes

Michigan Chapter: Climate Change / Climate Crisis and its effects

Don’t miss this opportunity to come and listen to Professor Janice K. Means
who will give an overview of the latest and projected environmental transformations
due to climate change, answer the question “Who or What Causes Climate Change”,
and finish with a summary of how it is affecting (and will affect) the world,
the United States, and especially Michigan.

ASEI Michigan at the Science and Engineering Fair of Metro Detroit

The American Society for Engineers of Indian Origin (ASEI) Michigan Chapter is proud to participate in the Detroit Science Fair and promote STEM education for a few years in a row. This year, we will be judging projects in the following categories:

  • Engineering
  • Physical & Life Sciences
  • Computer Science

We look for projects that demonstrate transformational & impactful technology. The themes can be related but need not be limited to New Mobility/Futuristic transportation (EVs, AVs, VToL, etc.), Sustainability, Energy Transition, Smart Cities and more.. Additionally Bio Technology, Lifesciences advancements are encouraged too.We are also interested in projects that have the potential to make a positive impact on society.

The Detroit Science Fair is a great opportunity for students to showcase their work and compete for prizes. It is also a great opportunity for students to meet with potential mentors and learn about different career opportunities in science and engineering.

Judging Criteria

ASEI uses the following criteria to judge projects:

  • Creativity and innovation
  • Understanding of the scientific method
  • Quality of the research
  • Presentation skills
  • Potential impact on society

Awards

The ASEI Michigan Section will award prizes to the top projects from students who submit their projects to us through the Detroit Science Fair website

Event Info: Mar 20, 2024, Wednesday, 8 AM – 5 PM

Contact Information

If you have any questions about the ASEI Michigan Section or the Detroit Science Fair, please contact us at:

[email protected], [email protected]

ASEI STUDENT CHAPTER LAUNCH EVENT: UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, DEARBORN

 

“Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much”-Helen Keller                

The American Society of Engineers of Indian Origin strives to support and develop the upcoming generation of technical professionals and engineers. ASEI commits to improving the quality of life in our communities. By promoting development and economic prosperity in both developed and developing nations, ASEI seeks to give back to the community.

Following the mission, vision, and goals of ASEI, the students of the University of    Michigan-Dearborn commenced the ASEI STUDENT CHAPTER E BOARD MEMBERS 

ASEI student chapter representing the students of UM-Dearborn on the 8th of March 2024 at the Fairlane Centre North Building, Dearborn.     The ASEI board members with their sheer determination collaborated with the University of Michigan student chapter to help students boost their careers, create networking opportunities, and provide learning opportunities through discussions, panels, and events.

Dilip Paul (Dechen Consulting Group) and Rashmi Tumkur (Bosch) graced the occasion with their presence. With their inspiring words and experiences, they enlightened the audience about their experiences as international students in the USA. They shared their priceless insights on work, culture, the importance of networking, and the necessity of making decisions. Special Mention to the Dean Dr.Ghassan Kridli for his encouraging words to motivate the participants to not give up on their dreams.  Upon the speech’s conclusion, the students flooded the speakers with questions about finding a career and challenging circumstances in their fields of study.

Ritu Barkotoky, University Connect Lead with ASEI, acted as the students’ voice coordinating the event with students, guest speakers, and the ASEI team ensuring the success of the event. Muthu Sivanantham, Prior President, ASEI Michigan Chapter, Ram Ramanujam, Jwalant Lakhia played a critical role in the chapter’s conception and helped make this collaboration a reality.

The event concluded with a networking session where the participants had one-to-one conversations with the ASEI senior members and connected with them for future sessions.

 

The US Government’s initiatives to combat maliciously tainted and counterfeit products

ASEI Michigan Chapter hosts an educational discussion on the rise of maliciously tainted and counterfeit products and the US Government’s involvement.

Maliciously Tainted and Counterfeit Products are on the rise. Every day in the News, people and companies are getting in trouble for producing fake goods. From fake N95 masks to fake airplane engine parts. The US Government has noticed and is now trying to put an end to it. 

This event was the 1 st Virtual Networking Session of the calendar year and it was a success!. The event started with a Presentation reminding the attendees of the Vision, Mission and Purpose of ASEI. With a new year, comes a new Chapter board. The new Executive Board members were introduced as well as the new board members. The evening continued with a warm welcome by the newly elected Board President, Lalita Kambhampati. Next, the upcoming ASEI activities were shared with the attendees The main event was an informative speech delivered by Anjali Kottha, discussing how counterfeit and tainted products are the on the rise in the United States. The US Government is highly invested in reducing these products and are requiring organizations to follow a set of guidelines to help decrease the risk. The attendees came with great questions during the post speech Q & A. The event continued with the networking portion of the evening, where the Michigan Chapter Secretary, Jhansi Reddy conducted an Ice Breaker session amongst the attendees.

If you weren’t able to attend, please view the event on the YouTube linked provided:
https://www.youtube.com/live/bjkkxPjIqho?si=Vv-LvYG2acrU0GAg

Rise Of Indians In Technology

Rise Of Indians In Technology Sector Continues With Dr Parag Agrawal As Latest Engineer To Assume CEO Position Of A Major Tech Company In Us

ASEI continues to cheer for the success of technologists and scientists amongst the indian diaspora. Given we have 12 of the top Tech companies being led by Indians now, we can only be proud and be happy for their success which obviously has come after  a lot of hard work of these successful individuals. Our best wishes! 

Pix 1 Source: www.TOI.in 

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Here is an excerpt from our best wishes sent as the news broke out earlier today: :

PIx 2 Source: Twitter Feed from ASEI President Piyush Malik