Calling all GW students and faculty interested in making a meaningful impact on human well-being! The IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference (GHTC) presents an exciting opportunity for you to showcase your work and contribute to global humanitarian efforts.
Scheduled from October 23-26 at Villanova University outside Philadelphia, this conference serves as a platform for individuals passionate about leveraging technology to address critical issues faced by resource-constrained and vulnerable populations worldwide.
We are seeking submissions and presentations of short papers, longer research reports, or poster sessions. Whether you’ve conducted groundbreaking research, implemented innovative projects, or developed impactful initiatives, GHTC offers you the opportunity to showcase your work and contribute to positive change.
Next year’s conference will be held in Santa Clara, CA, so don’t miss out on this opportunity to participate in a global dialogue aimed at creating positive change.
Visit the GHTC website to learn more and submit your work. Take a step towards making a difference and be a part of this impactful event.
Don’t miss this chance to contribute to a brighter future through technology!
For more information, please contact:
Neil H. Wasserman, PhD
Adjunct Faculty, Computer Science, SEAS
Faculty Affiliate, Institute for International Science and Technology Policy, Elliott School
The George Washington University
Co-chair Technical Standards Working Group
Global Blockchain Business Council
Email: nhwasserman@gwu.edu, nwasserman@tmwv.net
