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IEEE Russia Siberia Section Papers

Achievements
Activities
Education
First Meeting
Five years birthday
Charter
History (in English, Russian)
Letter of Siberia Section formation
New units in Section
Priorities
Problems and Desired Support
Structure

IEEE Russia Siberia Section Conference Reports

• International Siberian Conference on Control and Communications SIBCON: Origin and Early Years
• SIBCON 2009 Report
• International Siberian Conference on Control and Communications SIBCON-2009 // Journal of Radio Electronics. – 2009. – N 7.
• SIBCON 2009 Report in GOLD Rush 125 year IEEE Newsletter
• SIBCON 2009 Report in ED-S Newsletter, vol. 16, N 3, July 2009, p. 29
• SIBCON 2009 Report in MTT-S Newsletter, October 2009, p. 146.
• Student Paper Contest on the Information Security SIBINFO-2009
• Student Paper Contest on the Information Security SIBINFO-2008
• SIBCON 2007, contents
• SIBCON 2007, Report in EMC-S Newsletter
• SIBCON 2007, Report in Region 8 Newsletter
• Student Paper Contest on the Information Security SIBINFO-2007
• Student Paper Contest on the Information Security SIBINFO-2006
• Siberian ITU Workshop on Simulation of Business Process in the Telecommunications Field
• SIBCON 2005, contents
• SIBCON 2005, Proceedings (PDF)
• SIBCON 2005, Report in Region 8 Newsletter
• Student Paper Contest on the Information Security SIBINFO-2005
• Student Paper Contest on the Information Security SIBINFO-2004, IEEE R8 Newsletter, vol. 7, N 3, September 2004
• O. Stoukatch, A. Shelupanov, and E. Golovin, "Student Paper Contest on Information Security SIBINFO". IEEE Communications Magazine, February 2004. Vol. 42, No. 2, pp. 27-30 (PDF)
• O.V. Stoukatch, "First official GOLD IEEE-Siberian Conference on Control and Communications SIBCON-2003". IEEE Region 8 Newsletter, vol. 6, N 2, May 2003, p. 17 (PDF)
• SIBCON 2003 Proceedings (PDF)
• Student Paper Contest on the Information Security SIBINFO-2003

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