Welcome to the IEEE SCLA (Sustainable Cities Latin America)
We are thrilled to announce that we are now open to receiving workshop proposals for our congress. We invite researchers, academics, and professionals who are passionate about the topic of sustainable cities in Latin America to share their knowledge and experiences through interactive and engaging workshops.
Workshops are a fundamental part of the IEEE SCLA Congress, offering the opportunity to delve into specific topics in depth, stimulate discussions, and foster collaborations. We encourage proposals that address relevant challenges, innovative solutions, best practices, and cutting-edge research related to urban sustainability in the region.
By participating in the IEEE SCLA Congress and conducting a workshop, you will have the opportunity to share your ideas with a diverse audience of researchers, professionals, and academics in the field. Additionally, you will have the chance to establish contacts and collaborations with renowned experts, contributing to the advancement of knowledge and positive impact in our cities.
If you are interested in hosting a workshop during the IEEE SCLA Congress, we invite you to submit your proposal. Your contribution will be essential in enriching the event program and providing a rewarding experience for the participants.
Proposals should be prepared in a two-page Extended Abstract format (Introduction, Justification, Methodology, Results, and Conclusion). Please follow the IEEE template available at: https://www.ieee.org/conferences/publishing/templates.html
To submit your proposal, access the form: Link: https://forms.gle/EeL6NDnqTHsrpcav8
The IEEE SCLA Congress also welcomes proposals from various knowledge areas, not restricted to the event topics.
We look forward to receiving your creative and innovative proposals and joining forces to shape a more sustainable future for cities in Latin America.
Join us at the IEEE SCLA Congress and be part of this important discussion on sustainable cities!
Best regards,
Organizing Committee
Professor at the University of Antwerp and director at the research centre Imec, Belgium. He is leading the IDLab Antwerp research group (100+ members), which is performing applied and fundamental research in the area of communication networks and distributed intelligence. His personal research interests are in the domain of low-power machine learning and its application to wireless network optimization.
Enviromental engineer, and holds a graduate degree in Environmental Law and a Master’s degree in Law with emphasis in mining, hydrocarbon and energy regulation. She is the national coordinator of the Sustainability Strategy at Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana UPB, where she has led projects that have positioned the University as the first neutral-carbon university in Latin America, as certified by the Colombian Institute of Technical Standards and Certification ICONTEC. Ana María has experience in sustainable production, environmental law, and industrial ecology; and has worked in environmental consulting in the public and private sectors, where she has led projects of tax incentives for environmental investments, environmental impact studies, and organizational environmental management. Since 2013 she has been teaching several undergraduate and graduate courses in topics related to sustainability.
