1. 1 TRANSNATIONAL COMMITTEE Knoxville AdCOM Meeting Nov. 6, 2010 TNC Report Outline 1. New webpages including Purposes, Guidelines, Contacts 2. Prospect Members S. Korea Brazil 3. Project Update : “For a Membership Roster” 4. Message from our Member in China Pr Zhen An Liu By the Bureau Jean-Luc Leray, Maxim Titov, Patrick Le Dû 8-9-10

2. 2 TRANSNATIONAL COMMITTEE Knoxville AdCOM Meeting Nov. 6, 2010 1. Review of TNC Webpages and contact list Please note that our webpages (public) have been updated, thank to Dick Kouzes, the NPSS Webmaster One may find –Purpose –Guidelines –TNC contacts by region –Contacts list http://ewh.ieee.org/soc/nps/tc- tnc.html

3. 3 TRANSNATIONAL COMMITTEE Knoxville AdCOM Meeting Nov. 6, 2010 Members to contact in Regions 8 – 9- 10 We are 16 now, eg:

4. 4 TRANSNATIONAL COMMITTEE Knoxville AdCOM Meeting Nov. 6, 2010 New Prospect Members Having participated to the TNC annual Meeting during NSS this week, on Thu. Nov. 4th [18 participants] R10 S. Korea –Gyuseong Cho, KIST NSS Chair, Seoul 2013 R9 Brazil –Gabriela Hoff, Nuclear Medecine Professora da Faculdade de Física da PUCRS Pontificia Univ. Catolica do Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil We are honoured by and much interested in their participation.

5. 5 TRANSNATIONAL COMMITTEE Knoxville AdCOM Meeting Nov. 6, 2010 2. Status of the « For a NPSS Member Roster » Project by Erik Heijne, J L Leray and Patrick Le Dû This might be a general need of NPSS… –NPSS used to print a YearBook Directory it until ~mid 2000 –Personal Archives still contains YearBook circa 1973 …and a special need of Transnational (R8-R9-R10) Membership –One mission of IEEE is « Networking the World » –It begins in Regions, Sections, and concerns NPSS because of technical interests of Members by Erik Heijne, J L Leray and Patrick Le Dû

6. 6 TRANSNATIONAL COMMITTEE Knoxville AdCOM Meeting Nov. 6, 2010 Roster project Limits and liabilities of having a public list Legal safeguards in the USA (Country of IEEE incorporation / NY) as well as in Members’ various countries Deontology Common sense don’t facilitate hacking, identity usurpation, spamming, all plagues having proliferated the last decade Important remark from TNC and AdCOM discussions A printed list, posted and delivered to a given person, transfers the responsability of use to this person Last AdCOM - Advices from the president A PRINTED LIST BY MAIL UPON REQUEST to members in good standing

7. 7 TRANSNATIONAL COMMITTEE Knoxville AdCOM Meeting Nov. 6, 2010 An example of extractions

8. 8 TRANSNATIONAL COMMITTEE Knoxville AdCOM Meeting Nov. 6, 2010 Roster Project / Further work TNC proposition Build a mock-up and a statement of use for next AdCOM Meeting –Erik Heijne, TNC past president and founder, is volunteer to achieve this project Name, country, city, membership grade. Email: yes or no? Phone: yes or no ? (to investigate, see member’s profile and options) Feedback to Erik and associates –Erik.heijne@cern.chErik.heijne@cern.ch –p.ledu@ipnl.in2p3.frp.ledu@ipnl.in2p3.fr –Jean-luc.leray@cea.frJean-luc.leray@cea.fr Frequency of update every two year (eg)

9. 9 TRANSNATIONAL COMMITTEE Knoxville AdCOM Meeting Nov. 6, 2010 3. Message from Pr. Zhen-An Liu, Beijing Dear Jean-Luc, and all other friends, I can not join the meeting this time. But I can join the suggested phone meeting. I have been recently re-elected as a committee member of the Nuclear Electronics and Nuclear Detection Society (NEDS, a Chinese national Society under China Electronics Institute). I have proposed an formal collaboration between our two Societies and I got positive response, also we will have a discussion recently. I have arranged in May 2008 in Beijing a meeting of CANPS delegates (Jean-Pierre Martin, Patrick Le Du and Macheline Martine) with the EX-chairman of NEDS, Dr. Weiguo Li, during the preparation of RT09, and the RT09 was successfully organized with strong support from NEDS. Do you have any idea or suggestion for me, how we can go further collaboration between NPSS and NEDS ? I appreciate any suggestion from any of you. Thanks in advance, Zhen-An *********************************************** Zhen-An LIU Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese academy of sciences, 19B YuQuan Road, Shijingshan Distr. 100049 Beijing Thanks to Zhen An for his very promizing proposition. We have transfered this proposition to the NPSS Secretary during our TNC Meeting of Nov 4th during NSS/Knoxville http://www.ifip.org/36years/m06china. html THE CHINESE INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONICS (CIE) which holds membership in China Association for Science and Technology, is a nongovernmental, engineering and academic organization composed of professional and regional societies. The Chinese Institute of Electronics was founded during the inaugural meeting in 1956 and became an independent academic body in 1962. Since the beginning of 1980's, CIE has established relationship with the famous international electrical and electronic societies. In 1980 and 1984, CIE was admitted as a full member in the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) and a full member in the Union Radio-Scientifique Internationale (URSI), respectively PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES The following professional societies are active; 1.Semiconductor and Integration Technology....... 21. Nuclear-Electronics and Nuclear-Detection Technology Society ……

10. 10 TRANSNATIONAL COMMITTEE Knoxville AdCOM Meeting Nov. 6, 2010 CIE PUBLICATIONS The CIE publishes and supervises the following publications and periodicals: Acta Electronica Sinica Electronic Science and Technology Review Electronic Measuring and Instruments Semiconductor Radio Micro-Waves Signal Processing Nuclear Electronics and Detection Electromagnetic Wave Science Electronic World Electronic Fan http://www.ifip.org/36years/m06china.html