Abstract :
Initiating the Institute´s postwar series of conventions, a program replete with both technical and social activities has been arranged for the winter convention to be held in New York, N. Y., January 21–25, 1946. All prewar features have been restored, including the dinner-dance, smoker, and inspection trips. The challenging possibilities of the immediate future will be discussed at the general session by a prominent electro-physicist. Similarly reflecting this forward-looking keynote, many of the sessions and conferences comprising the technical program will explore the new frontiers of electrical engineering in their respective specialties. Convention headquarters will be in the Engineering Societies´ Building, 33 West 39th Street. Early registration is urged.
