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Electronics, energy, construction, medicine, agriculture, consumer products, and even fashion are all benefiting from innovations at the nanoscale. STEM education cannot ignore this integral avenue of research and career advancement. Discover activities and content you can use to create your NGSS-aligned lessons or workforce development programming.

Free, virtual workshop on six consecutive Fridays from January 28 – March 4, 2022, noon – 2:00 pm ET, via Zoom. Asynchronous option available.

(3 days)

Saint Paul River Centre175 West Kellogg BoulevardSt. PaulMN55102

The 2022 Minnesota Transportation Conference & Expo is hosted by ACEC-MN in partnership with the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) and the Minnesota Transportation Alliance. MTC&E has a long-standing reputation for bringing the industry's "best and brightest" together under one roof and highlighting innovative transportation solutions that serve the Midwest and benefit the nation!

(3 days)

Atlanta Marriott Marquis265 Peachtree Center AvenueAtlantaGeorgia30303United States

Join IMS Global for the annual Digital Credentials Summit at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis. At the Digital Credentials Summit, participants will become part of the educational experience transformation toward a new focus on developing talent and connecting talent to opportunities. Igniting this talent continuum is a diverse set of new mindsets, partnerships, and products. They all revolve around a simple concept that digital credentials can provide better ways to reward credit and link to opportunities than current paper transcripts, certificates, and resumes.

This cross-sector event is the only one of its kind bringing together the leading higher education, K-12, business, philanthropy, corporate training, and workforce development organizations.

(2 days)

McEnery Convention Center150 W San Carlos StSan JoseCA95113

Using the successful formula that has been applied to the annual international event held in Europe, UKi Media & Events has announced that ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle Technology Expo & Conference. Engineering, research and development teams from most of the world’s automotive OEMs, transport startups and deep technology suppliers have operations here, and the San Jose event provides ideal access to new business and opportunities to expand client relationships.

In this online workshop, the National Informal STEM Education Network (NISE) will explore the NISE Networks Working with STEM Experts Guide - a practical resource for how to find, prepare, and work with the experts in your community. This workshop will discuss strategies for finding different types of expertise, including indigenous voices, lists of experts by subject area, at colleges and universities, student groups, professional societies, diversity-serving professional societies, local industry professionals, affinity and enthusiast groups, local, state, and federal agencies. The workshop will provide best practices for integrating experts into any programming topic in an informal learning setting, as well as helpful tools for creating successful, fun, effective experiences for all. Come learn how to utilize the valuable expertise in your community and provide access to these experts for your audiences.

The Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology together with Connecticut State Department of Education and Connecticut College of Technology’s National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing is pleased to present: People, Pathways, and Technology for the Future Manufacturing Workforce – A Professional Development Series for Educators.

This 3 part series will focus on increasing awareness of Manufacturing careers for all students, with a particular focus on increasing access and engaging those underrepresented in STEM fields.

The first webinar will focus on people and you will hear firsthand from women in manufacturing leadership roles about growth in Connecticut companies.

(4 days)

Overland Park Kansas Convention Center6000 College BlvdOverland ParkKS66211United States

VISION Hi-Tech Training & Expo provides the opportunity for you to expand your knowledge and gain new skills, all while networking with leading industry professionals. In 2020, VISION hosted over 3,500 attendees from 43 U.S. states, 7 Canadian provinces, Australia, Brazil, Guatemala, and Zimbabwe. Choose from more than 100 cutting-edge management, technical, educator, and heavy-duty training courses. VISION also features a 60,000 square-foot exhibit hall showcasing the latest tools, equipment, and technology. 

Welcome to the InnovATEBIO 2022 series of virtual ATE project talks.  This series features leaders in biotechnology workforce education from across the US sharing their work on exciting projects funded by the National Science Foundation's Advanced Technological Education (ATE) program.  The ATE program supports the education of technicians for the high-technology fields that drive our nation's economy.

Join the Bay Area Cyber League for a free monthly Cybersecurity Workshop series. This monthly series is a great way to learn about many of the different facets of cybersecurity. Feel free to join for all or pick and choose the topics that interest you the most. 

(5 days)

San Diego Convention Center111 W Harbor DrSan DiegoCA92101

OFC, The Optical Fiber Communication Conference and Exhibition, is an international event for the latest advances in optical communications and networking.

Hear Invited and Peer-Reviewed Presentations in Key Topic Areas:

  • Active optical devices and photonic integrated circuits
  • Advances in prototypes and product developments of components and subsystems for data centers and optical networks
  • Advances in system, network and service developments and field trials in commercial data centers and networks
  • Architectures and software-defined control for metro and core networks
  • Digital subsystems and systems for data centers
  • Digital and electronic subsystems
  • Digital transmission systems
  • Fibers and propagation physics
  • Fiber-optic and waveguide devices and sensors
  • Fiber-radio, optical wireless and sensing systems
  • Optical access networks for fixed and mobile services
  • Optical networking for data center and computing applications
  • Optical, photonic and microwave photonic subsystems
  • Passive optical devices for switching and filtering

Forthcoming automotive regulations will include requirements for brake wear emissions on top of the existing exhaust limits, leading to additional R&D, testing and homologation efforts. In this free, 60-minute webinar, AVL’s Harald Mayrhofer presents a test system that combines particulate emission measurement techniques and testing equipment competencies to help stakeholders adhere to these new brake wear emissions regulations.

(2 days)

Ferris State University1201 S State StBig RapidsMI49307

Formed in 1998, SEMATA's founding principle is to create an environment that fosters communication and training among automotive teachers in southeastern Michigan. In 2018, SEMATA expanded to cover all of Michigan under the name MATA - Michigan Automotive Teachers Association. The organization holds two conferences each year, in the fall the conference is held in southeast Michigan, in the spring it is held elsewhere in Michigan. Each conference includes technical training, compliant with NATEF requirements, along with a tool and equipment show, to help keep our instructors current with the latest technical material.

(4 days)

Georgia Institute of Technology505 10th St NWAtlantaGA30332-0282

The 6th Annual STEAM Leadership Conference 2022 at Georgia Tech will provide an inspiring array of experiences to build and engage K-12 STEAM education leaders.

Automotive microcontrollers for next-generation software-defined vehicles need to deliver higher software capabilities. ST Stellar Integration MCUs offer safe, secure, and deterministic solutions for new vehicle architectures. The use of virtual prototypes is a key enabler to solving the emerging, complex software development challenges throughout the automotive design and test supply chain, such as feature integration, functional safety, and secure communications.
 
This 30-minute Webinar provides an overview of ST Stellar Integration MCU architectures and application domains, explores how virtual prototypes enable the supply chain, and includes a discussion on their benefits. Real case studies based on the ST Stellar virtual platform are examined to show how it’s integrated with the automotive tool ecosystem, such as software debuggers, plant models, and network simulators.

(3 days)

300 Lakeside Ave EClevelandOH44113

WiCyS brings together women in cybersecurity from academia (faculty and students), research, government, and industry - all while creating a community of engagement, encouragement, and support at a technical conference.

What sets the WiCyS 2022 conference apart from others is that approximately 50% of the attendees are selected scholarship students from High School, 2 and 4-year institutions at all levels of education, and 50% of attendees are professionals at various levels of their careers.

(3 days)

Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center2800 Opryland DrNashvilleTN37214United States

Mark your calendar as you won't want to miss the keynote speakers, professional development seminars, education sessions, exhibit hall, scholarship awards, and 2022 Pioneer Hall of Fame inductions.  Share your enthusiasm and connect with others who share your passion for the aviation industry.

You know the basics of electrical power measurements, have set up your dyno, and made key measurements – which is great. But as your motor and drive projects progress, the complexities of system drive requirements can change frequently. Control algorithms, networked communications, and mechanical systems form a complex web of interactions that need sorting. This 60-minute Webinar explains how to get past ground-level measurements and delve into comprehensive solutions that leverage test and measurement instruments including power analyzers, high-speed data acquisition, and real-time software.

The National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing, funded by the National Science Foundation Advanced Technological Education Program, is excited to announce its Webinar Series for Educators. This webinar will focus on welding careers and trends.

Who should attend?

  • High school and community college educators and career counselors
  • Educators interested in starting an advanced manufacturing program
  • Educators interested in National Science Foundation Advanced Manufacturing Education grant opportunities

Technologies such as machine learning, artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and robotics are transforming existing industries and creating new ones at an unprecedented pace. Skilled technical workers of the future will need to function well in the diverse platforms and systems that drive multiple sectors.

What are the specific knowledge and skill areas that will future-proof the STEM technicians we are preparing for emerging technologies and how do we know?

Presenters:
Ann Claire Anderson, Project PI
Senior Vice President, CORD
Hope Cotner, Co-PI, President, CORD

This virtual conference will have technical programs, workshops & meetings on all areas & interests of imaging & geospatial information.

Global EV Battery Technologies & Management Systems 2022, returns on on 22 & 23 March 2022, providing an important platforms for accelerating vehicle electrification, looking at ways to lower cost and increasing driving range, as well as addressing changing technologies and evolving chemistries - 10 solutions-rich presentations and discussions delivered over two days, accessible live and on-demand.

Project Vision is focused on mentoring colleges to align their strategic, facilities, and academic master plan with NSF funding.  Project Vision is currently recruiting for their next cohort that starts in July and culminates in a grant submission October 2023.  In addition to mentorship, Project Vision offers a $6,000 stipend to each school, assigns a subject matter expert fluent in NSF grant submissions, and covers travel to the NSF ATE conference.

Participants can choose to sign up for webinars on Mar 22, 2022 or April 19, 2022. 

NCyTE Center will present a 2-day virtual workshop on CMMC requirements for full-time college faculty and small business IT personnel. This CMMC Workshop will provides an overview of how to prepare for future certification, including its requirements, impact and importance for contractors working with the DoD. Funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation, the course is free.

Automobile manufacturers are competing on the next-gen vehicle, which is becoming increasingly loaded with technology plus surrounding digital customer experiences. This crystallizes itself in four distinct digital vehicle trends: autonomous, connected, electrified, and shared vehicles (ACES). Over-the-air updates continuously enhance and improve vehicles that have already left the factory. New use cases and intelligent behavior are enabled by vehicle-to-everything (V2x) communication. Linux, containers, and other state-of-the-art cloud-driven technologies are gaining traction in the automotive industry due to open source’s success. In the trend towards the Software-Defined Vehicle, solutions are developed reaching from the vehicle to the cloud with an integrated DevOps approach. Software, data, hybrid cloud architecture, edge computing, and artificial intelligence are key competencies to fulfill the ACES requirements. This webinar will present an overview of essential drivers, edge technologies, initiatives and share our perspective of the Software-Defined Vehicle.

Advancements in automotive architecture with high-performance computing and its associated complexity are driving the adoption of Adaptive AUTOSAR. Centralized and zonal architectures need new standardized middleware to perform the functions required for advanced and autonomous driving capabilities. This evolution brings new system requirements, i.e., software updates, new features and functionality, and the complexity that standardized middleware solves.  

In this 60-minute Webinar, experts share the benefits and best approaches for implementing standardized Adaptive AUTOSAR. An audience Q&A follows the technical presentation.

The Association of Computer Science Departments at Minority Institutions (ADMI) is hosting a symposium devoted to computing issues relevant to minority students, education and institutions. This 2022 Symposium will highlight undergraduate and graduate research with particular interest on innovations in the computing field.

(2 days)

Earle Brown Heritage Center6155 Earle Brown DrBrooklyn CenterMN55430

The Minnesota Aviation Maintenance Technician Conference is for aviation maintenance technicians, IA's, industry employers, aviation vendors, students, and you! The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will be onsite to validate your IA certification training.

(3 days)

Embassy Suites by Hilton Detroit Livonia Novi19525 Victor PkwyLivoniaMI48152

The 11th Automotive Cybersecurity Summit 2022 Detroit, taking place in Michigan on March 29, 30 &; 31, is designed to address burning questions and provide solutions to the biggest challenges facing industry leaders. While providing a one-of-a-kind forum for automakers, Tier 1s and suppliers to share best practices, lessons learned and visions for the future. Driven fully by industry intelligence and featuring a speaker line-up of automotive cybersecurity experts, the 11th Automotive Cybersecurity 2022 Detroit conference stands to be our most in-depth exploration of automotive cybersecurity to date!

In this free, 60-minute webinar, AVL’s Gernot Hasenbichler and Klaus Fuchs explain how to transfer controls features for driver assistance systems into features for vehicles with higher automation levels. The experts also discuss how to utilize a modular and scalable software and controls architecture to make this transition as efficient as possible.

Meet some of the Enlighten Award winners for answers to these questions and more! The webinar will highlight the success of the Altair Enlighten Award in elevating initiatives to advance vehicle lightweighting. The panel of speakers will discuss how technology advancements have advanced the impetus for vehicle lightweighting and its importance as it supports organizational sustainability goals and the automotive industry overall.

How can we provide inclusive spaces for students typically underrepresented in STEM? In this workshop hosted by the AAAS-IUSE Initiative, speakers share two different approaches to creating inclusive spaces inside and outside of STEM classrooms. First, Dr. Mark Griep shows us how to apply an ethnoscience approach to introductory STEM courses by describing his team’s partnership with two tribal colleges and their work indigenizing chemistry laboratories. Next, Dr. Annie M. Wofford discusses the role of student organizations for supporting women in engineering and how faculty can create spaces and policies to reflect asset-based environments women thrive in.

 

Culinary Arts Center - Prince George's Community College531-549 Largo RoadLargoMD20774

On March 30th, a group of 15 scholars and educators from eight European Union countries are coming to the US for a study tour to learn from the experience of academics, government and industry, in order to consider improvements to their work back home, and to explore potential linkages. The program is funded by the Polish-US Fulbright Commission and implemented by World Learning (founded in 1932 as the Experiment in International Living).  The European delegation includes faculty from Bulgaria, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, and Slovakia.

The Society for Underwater Technology (SUT) has hosted conferences focused on marine autonomy for more than a decade, next year the reach will be extended to the SUT-US Branch. The goal of the conference is to bring together energy industry executives and engineers, with marine technologists, government stakeholders, and research scientists, to provide a 2-day update on the history, status, uses and future of autonomous systems, sensors and AI, in the offshore environment. The conference program will close with a panel discussion focused on future advances that are likely to be of value to the offshore energy industry. Together with the conference, there will be a small exhibition space to allow organizations active in this sphere to further expand on the conference program, and provide opportunities for attendees to gain a greater understanding of how autonomous systems can be used in specific applications.