The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) will co-host Episodes III and IV of the virtual FAA Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Symposium - Remotely Piloted Edition. The theme for this year's event is "Above and Beyond" and will take place on September 14-15, 2021.
Join the conversation as experts from industry, academia, international aviation authorities, and the U.S. government discuss key areas for the future of the drone community - including the operations over people rule, remote identification, airspace authorizations, waivers, the part 107 small UAS rule, changes in hobbyists' drone operations, and other policies and regulations.
Episode IV will focus on UAS traffic management, technology, the BEYOND program, advanced air mobility, and international operations. Each episode will feature keynote presentations, expert panels, guided and non-guided networking discussions, one-on-one meetings with experts in the FAA UAS Support Center, and informational sessions with live Q&A.
In this webinar we focus on the simulation workflow to troubleshoot conducted and radiated emissions in Automotive. This will involve the modeling of new electrical powertrain systems, including IGBT power modules, PCBs, busbar, cables, magnetic components for power conversion and electrical motors.
High-performance computing (HPC) architectures are the key to creating next-generation vehicles – provided you understand their unique implementation challenges.
In this 60-minute Webinar, experts will offer first-hand expertise on the latest HPC engineering requirements, advanced integration concepts, proven testing, and debugging strategies. They will outline a new approach to the development and integration of next-generation automotive architectures based on HPCs and address elements for implementing large-scale projects successfully.
Key topics and takeaways:
How to jump-start next-generation automotive infrastructure projects
How to reduce the complexity of future vehicle designs, simplify integration efforts, and improve flexibility
How to spend less time on infrastructure and more time on innovation
How to leverage product re-use to focus on differentiation
The event, formerly called the CAE in Cybersecurity Virtual Career Fair, is open to students and alumni from more than 300 institutions designated as Centers of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (CAE-CD), Research (CAE-R), and Cyber Operations (CAE-CO), and institutions in the CAE Candidates Program (pending approval).
As the CAE in Cybersecurity program has continued to designate new CAEs, the number of participants in the annual event has grown over the past four years. More than 1400 students and alumni participated in the 2020 virtual career fair.
The virtual event has proven to be an effective way to connect qualified new graduates and interns with employers. Both employers and students rated the 2020 career fair positively in follow-up surveys. Many students find job opportunities through the virtual career fair, and many employers return each year to participate.
PCIe is the de-facto physical layer interface available in almost all processors used in central vehicle computers. The introduction of PCIe switching provides the best solution for meeting the inter-processor connectivity requirements within a central computer. Automotive Ethernet provides the best solution for next-generation in-vehicle networks, connecting centralized computers and ECUs. In this free, 60-minute webinar, Microchip's Mike Jones and Richard Cannon discuss PCIe and automotive Ethernet’s critical role in creating complete end-to-end centralized computer platform architectures for ADAS and other connected vehicle technologies.
Key topics and takeaways:
The next-generation vehicle is a "data centre on wheels." CPU, MPU, GPU, NAD, SoC, Accelerators, Storage – all natively wanting to communicate PCIe
PCIe switches connect all processors within the central computer, meeting the connectivity bandwidth demands whilst enabling platform modularity, scalability, secure design partitioning and bridging to the Ethernet domain
Ethernet provides the vehicle network, transferring sensor data and timing to all devices in the central computer
The software-defined vehicle is becoming a reality. In parallel to this revolution in automotive software, there is a need to address power and cost constraints while raising the computing performance for new safety use cases.
In this free, 60-minute webinar, Arm‘s Chet Babla explains how innovation at the intersection of hardware and software will shape the future of safe and affordable mobility.
Key topics and takeaways:
How innovation is happening at the intersection of hardware and software
A new generation of heterogeneous high-performance silicon is emerging for higher ADAS functionality
Software approaches from high-performance cloud computing can help the automotive industry in this transition
Government emission standards have led to the rapid growth of EVs, HEVs, and PHEVs, which in turn has led to a rapid increase in the use of large gauge wires and cables. Harness manufacturers must take care to ensure quality connections in the harsh environments where these cables and terminations perform. This 30-minute Webinar focuses on the future tooling needs of the automotive industry and the role of advanced controls and monitoring innovations to support long-term industry growth.
The focus of the codeathon is creating publicly available resources that make it easy for scientists to compare sequence search methods across a standardized set of benchmarks and datasets. This event is part of a series bringing together a diverse group (biologists, bioinformaticians, statisticians, mathematicians, computer scientists, and engineers) of collaborators to develop and test new approaches for sequence search. Codethon projects will lay the groundwork for future events focused on methods development.
Throughout the online, interactive codeathon, participants will:
Have access to Zoom meetings and team breakout rooms for collaboration and access to experts from the NIH and DOE.
Participate in a dedicated Slack channel to source assistance and collaboration.
Hear from topic experts about Petabyte-Scale Sequence Search.
Work together to solve biological problems and create computational tools.
At the end of the codeathon event, teams will have authorship over their projects, which can be submitted for publication, presented at conferences, or hosted online for public access.
(3 days)
Von Braun Center700 Monroe St SWHuntsvilleAL35801United States
The National Cyber Summit is the nation’s premier and most innovative cyber security-technology event, offering unique educational, collaborative and workforce development opportunities for industry visionaries and rising leaders. NCS offers more value than similar cyber conferences with diverse focus-areas, premier speakers, and unmatched accessibility. Summit's core focus is on three things: education, collaboration and innovation.
EvaluATE webchats are an opportunity for small groups of ATE evaluation community members to come together to share and learn from each other in real-time. Anyone interested in evaluation is welcome to attend. Participants are encouraged to turn on their webcams and join in the conversation, offering a great opportunity to network.
As the world of E-mobility continues to rapidly evolve, robust sealing solutions remain critical for high-performance operation and extended service life. One such area where the challenges of sealing involve more than just perimeter length is battery housings. Manufacturers must consider the right materials while creating the correct gasket configuration that works with the components used for the battery housing. The seal must prevent the intrusion of dust, dirt, salt, and water while simultaneously helping to contain any thermal event arising from the contents of the housing. Additionally, these gasket designs must be certified to specific application conditions and be produced consistently to perform exactly as designed. This 60-minute Webinar reviews the challenges associated with battery housing sealing used in electric mobility and provides guidance about the critical factors that must be considered in every sourcing decision.
(3 days)
YMCA of the Rockies2515 Tunnel RoadEstes ParkCO80511
After the past year, inequalities among students during online learning have become increasingly apparent. Though challenging to overcome, educators have worked diligently to help create a more inclusive experience. As we slowly reopen the doors and welcome back in-person classes, what new strategies will you bring to ensure that your science courses will be inclusive and relevant to all students? Join this Fall for an opportunity to share in the conference theme, Pushing Past Barriers: Ecological Science for All.
(3 days)
The Madison1177 15th Street NWWashingtonDC20005
The AACC John E. Roueche Future Leaders Institute is a 3-day seminar designed for department chairs, deans, assistant/associate deans, or directors who look to advance into a senior leadership role. The Roueche – FLI will provide participants the opportunity to hone leadership skills and engage in a dialogue with experienced community college leaders and develop a network of colleagues from around the country.
(3 days)
The Madison1177 15th Street NWWashingtonDC20005
The AACC Future Presidents Institute provides hands-on experience for senior leaders aspiring to the community college presidency. The association has gathered years of research from new CEOs about what they wish they had known before assuming the presidency.
The faculty for the institute is drawn from the community college leadership field and are highly skilled presidents, chancellors, and groundbreaking leaders. Institute faculty leverages their community college leadership expertise and field-based practical skills to create new knowledge and enduring concepts that shape the practice of community college leadership.
(2 days)
Omni Shoreham2500 Calvert St NWWashingtonDC20008
Engineering is at a crossroads. This includes its practice in the workplace—and how it’s taught in the classroom. New technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), nanofabrication, and the internet of things (IoT) have shifted the engineering landscape.
The event features a series of TED-like talks, along with industry and academic leaders, a member of the National Science Board, and other luminaries.
This is THE opportunity to bring a strong lineup of the right voices from academia and industry together to come up with actionable outcomes to implement during this, the most fluid state of education in centuries. Schools are at a crossroads, so let’s give them a roadmap.
(2 days)
Alerus Center1200 S 42nd StGrand ForksND58201
The UAS Summit & Expo started as a small gathering of regional stakeholders. Now, 15 years later, the event in the Northern Plains of North Dakota has become a yearly major event for UAS experts from around the world. It's the original epicenter of drone research, earned its place as the Silicon Valley of Drones and as you'll see from the commercial, government and military flight activity filling the sky of the Northern Plains and beyond every day, it has truly become America's UAS proving grounds.
(5 days)
Omni Shoreham Hotel2500 Calvert St NWWashingtonDC20008
The American Association of Community Colleges, with the support of the National Science Foundation (NSF), will host the 28th National ATE Principal Investigators’ Conference as a hybrid event with both in-person and online attendance options.
The conference will bring together more than 850 NSF ATE grantees and their project partners to focus on the critical issues related to advanced technological education. Key people working on ATE projects across the country will participate in the hybrid event. Conference participants represent community colleges, business and industry, secondary school systems, and four-year colleges covering projects in a wide variety of areas, such as information technology, engineering technology, micro- and nanotechnologies, chemical technology, biotechnology, and others.
The conference will kick-off virtually on Monday, October 18, and be followed by an in-person event taking place at the Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington, D.C. on October 20-22, 2021. ATE grantees may elect to fulfill their NSF grant requirement through participation in the in-person event and/or the virtual components of this conference.
(3 days)
Gaylord National Hotel & Convention Center201 Waterfront StreetNational HarborMD20745US
Nanotech 2021 delivers application-focused research from the top international academic, government and private industry labs. Thousands of leading researchers, scientists, engineers and technology developers participate in Nanotech to identify new technology trends, development tools, product opportunities, R&D collaborations, and commercialization partners. Join the global community that has been working together for over 21 years to integrate nanotechnology into industry with a focus on scale, safety and cost-effectiveness.
(3 days)
Gaylord National Hotel & Convention Center201 Waterfront StreetNational HarborMD20745US
For over 20 years the TechConnect World Innovation Conference and Expo has connected top applied research and early-stage innovations from universities, labs, and startups with industry end-users and prospectors. The 2021 TechConnect World Innovation event includes the annual SBIR/STTR Innovation Conference, AI TechConnect, and the TechConnect Technical Program - more than 35 world-class technical symposium, and the Nanotech Conference Series – the world's largest and longest running nanotechnology event.
Through these joint programs, TechConnect has published over 10,000 technical papers, connected over 20,000 innovations with industry partners, provided prospecting to most all Fortune 500 technology companies, and supported most every U.S. Science and Technology agency including the National Nanotechnology Initiative since its inception.
(3 days)
Suburban Collection Showplace46100 Grand River AveNoviMI48374United States
If you need to reduce development time, increase quality and decrease product failures, you need to attend Automotive Testing Expo! The event is America’s largest vehicle and component testing and validation technology and services exhibition, featuring more than 370 exhibitors and attracting over 6,000 attendees.
Visitors can expect to see the latest in ADAS testing, NVH measurement tools, test rigs, simulation packages, durability testing technologies, crash testing know-how, dynamometers, emission measurement systems and dynamic assessment tools, as well as countless service providers such as proving grounds and test facilities.
The path to reduced product development cycles, more efficiency and better durability starts at Automotive Testing Expo in Novi, Michigan!
The past year has brought many changes in higher education, and we’ve all learned something worth sharing about transformation, resilience, and the common good. With the presenters, Ruha Benjamin, Susan Grajek, and Michael Sorrell, the premier higher ed IT event brings together professionals and technology providers from around the world to discuss their discoveries, grow professionally, and explore solutions to continuing challenges.
The publishers of BioPhotonics invite you to attend a free virtual conference spanning three days. Hear from the world’s top experts in microscopy, spectroscopy, OCT, flow cytometry, and medical lasers as they present on topics such as the detection of cancer and viruses, the analysis of blood and tissue, and diagnostics that enable the imaging of brain functioning. Keynote speakers representing industry and academia will deliver sessions that offer insights into preeminent imaging technologies and potential clinical therapeutics.
EvaluATE webchats are an opportunity for small groups of ATE evaluation community members to come together to share and learn from each other in real-time. Anyone interested in evaluation is welcome to attend. Participants are encouraged to turn on their webcams and join in the conversation, offering a great opportunity to network.
The Center for Renewable Energy Advanced Technological Education (CREATE) is hosting a 90-minute online workshop designed to introduce faculty and industry to material and labs developed to teach learning outcomes associated with the Human Machine Interfaces. While this material uses a solar contextual example, the material has well defined course learning outcomes and can easily be embedded into existing energy, manufacturing, and process control curriculum. Thus, fostering interest in alternative energy without significant design changes to your program. Plus, learn how to add your PV system to growing database of solar PV systems on the CREATE SCADA platform.
The many ongoing changes in automotive development are creating significant challenges in terms of ensuring high reliability and quality user experiences. Unfortunately, these challenges have the potential to break the system before its end-of-life.
In this free, 60-minute webinar, Tuxera's Bernd Niedermeier examines today's software and hardware development challenges and identifies ways to mitigate the associated risks.
Key topics and takeaways:
Understand the current challenges within a changing automotive ecosystem of collaborating software development teams across OEMs, Tier-1s, and Tier-2s
Learn how some OEMs are growing their software development teams beyond 10,000 engineers and redefining the Tier-1 role towards a provider of hardware and runtime environments
Discover the risks associated with separate hardware and software development and how to mitigate those issues using flash memory and software development as an illustrative example
Learn how Tuxera solutions can improve reliability and user experience in the sophisticated automotive projects of today and tomorrow – while also helping to reduce costs and risks
As development of automated driving system (ADS)-operated vehicles (AVs) progresses, it’s essential for operational safety to be quantified with well-defined metrics. An established set of operational safety assessment (OSA) metrics is needed as a starting point to quantify the level of risk associated with AVs on the road. An important SAE standard (Recommended Practice J3237) currently under development is intended for this purpose, providing a set of OSA metrics for industry to use as part of the quantification of operational safety competency.
This 60-minute Webinar focuses on the need for OSA metrics for AVs, starting with an introduction to the SAE J3237 document as well as how its included metrics will fit into an overall OSA methodology and safety case framework. This will be followed by a panel discussion on various aspects of OSA metrics, including the test methodology to emulate real-world driving scenes in the lab to verify the ADS and minimize driving test risks.
An audience Q&A follows the technical presentation.
Join presenters for a free webinar to learn how to use the solar design software Helioscope. Helioscope uses a web based interface to create 3D models for shade analysis as well as helps to create professional proposals. This webinar will explore ways to use the software in the classroom for students to do solar shading analysis. Sample lesson plans will be posted on the CREATE website. Instructions to get an extended trial of the Helioscope software for instructors and students will also be shared.
Community colleges increasingly recognize that promoting students’ economic upward mobility is central to their mission. Ensuring that guided pathways lead to jobs and careers providing livable, family-supporting wages is the task addressed in this workshop moderated by Kay McClenney, Senior Advisor to the President & CEO of AACC, with contributions by exemplar college leaders and expert partners.
