JUNE 9-11, 2025 | AUSTIN, TX |
Advanced manufacturing enables transfer of science and technology into new products and processes. It is particularly pertinent for technologically complex products and for the commercialization of advanced materials such as those highlighted at TechConnect World. This symposium focuses on challenges and success stories in technology development and highlights exciting new approaches to solving manufacturing challenges.
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Back to Top ↑Symposium Sessions | ||
Monday June 9 | ||
10:30 | Micro Nano Electronics and Photonics Workforce Development Program - Tutorial Sessions | |
1:30 | Micro Nano Electronics and Photonics Workforce Development Program | |
2:15 | Micro Nano Electronics and Photonics Workforce Development Program - Speed Networking 1 | |
2:15 | Micro Nano Electronics and Photonics Workforce Development Program - Career Panel 1 | |
3:30 | Micro Nano Electronics and Photonics Workforce Development Program - Speed Networking 2 | |
3:30 | Micro Nano Electronics and Photonics Workforce Development Program - Career Panel 2 | |
Tuesday June 10 | ||
8:30 | Micro Nano Electronics and Photonics Workforce Development Program - Joint Networking with Photonics | |
1:00 | Micro Nano Electronics and Photonics Workforce Development Program - Career Awareness Fair (1pm-6pm) | |
4:00 | Advanced Manufacturing - Posters | |
Wednesday June 11 | ||
9:00 | Advanced Manufacturing Innovation | |
9:00 | Micro Nano Electronics and Photonics Workforce Development Program - Virtual Reality Demo | |
11:00 | Micro Nano Electronics and Photonics Workforce Development Program - Closing Remarks | |
Symposium Program | ||
Monday June 9 | ||
10:30 | Micro Nano Electronics and Photonics Workforce Development Program - Tutorial Sessions | |
Session chair: Jared Ashcroft, Pasadena City College, US | ||
S. Roberts, CUNY, US | ||
R. Chimenti, Rowan University, US | ||
1:30 | Micro Nano Electronics and Photonics Workforce Development Program | |
Session chair: Jared Ashcroft, Pasadena City College, US | ||
Student Mentors - Tips & Tricks P. Kirya, University of California, San Diego, US | ||
2:15 | Micro Nano Electronics and Photonics Workforce Development Program - Speed Networking 1 | Lone Star East Lobby |
Session chair: Maria Fernanda Campa, National Nanotechnology Coordination Office (Contractor), US | ||
M. Guttman, Micron, US | ||
P. Dianat, Quantum Computing Inc, US | ||
M. Huffman, University of Washington, Nanofabrication Facility, US | ||
A. Painchaud, Western Digital, US | ||
R.A. Potyrailo, GE Vernova Advanced Research Center, US | ||
J. Spyres, Tap3D, US | ||
S. Jansone-Popova, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, US | ||
N. Votaw, Isolere Bio, US | ||
R. Chimenti, Rowan University, US | ||
E. Flint, Western Digital, US | ||
2:15 | Micro Nano Electronics and Photonics Workforce Development Program - Career Panel 1 | |
Session chair: Paula Kirya, University of California, San Diego, US | ||
C. Martin, DiagMetrics, US | ||
M. Murdock, Intel, US | ||
B. Harrop, Princeton University, US | ||
A. Sumant, Argonne National Laboratory, US | ||
3:30 | Micro Nano Electronics and Photonics Workforce Development Program - Speed Networking 2 | Lone Star East Lobby |
Session chair: Maria Fernanda Campa, National Nanotechnology Coordination Office (Contractor), US | ||
C. Martin, DiagMetrics, US | ||
B. Harrop, Princeton University, US | ||
D.P. Woodie, Princeton University, US | ||
S. Patange, National Institute of Standards and Technology, US | ||
H. Lechuga, 3M Company, US | ||
L. Sebastian, PowerAmerica Institute, North Carolina State, US | ||
G. Francis, Rapid Ventures, US | ||
M. Rauch, Schrödinger, US | ||
A. Gollach, HAX, US | ||
T. Gardner, Cambium, US | ||
J-D. Rocha, ACS, US | ||
M. Murdock, Intel, US | ||
J. Jesson, WGNSTAR, US | ||
3:30 | Micro Nano Electronics and Photonics Workforce Development Program - Career Panel 2 | |
Session chair: Kasielynn Bussard, Salt Lake Community College, US | ||
H. Tekinalp, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, US | ||
M. Huffman, University of Washington, Nanofabrication Facility, US | ||
H. Zha, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, US | ||
Tuesday June 10 | ||
8:30 | Micro Nano Electronics and Photonics Workforce Development Program - Joint Networking with Photonics | |
Session chair: Alex Norman, Princeton University, US | ||
1:00 | Micro Nano Electronics and Photonics Workforce Development Program - Career Awareness Fair (1pm-6pm) | |
Session chair: Alex Norman, Princeton University, US | ||
Participating companies: Micron, Intel, Western Digital, DiagMetrics, Quantum Computing Inc, WGNSTAR, Tap3D, Tokyo Electron, MNT-EC, SimInsights | ||
4:00 | Advanced Manufacturing - Posters | |
Enhancing Physical Systems Resilience through Autonomous Engineering Design Framework in High-Tech Factories C-Y Liu, O. Chong, A. Chatterjee, Y. Yang, O. Chong, Y. Li, Arizona State University, US | ||
CLEANS: Cubesat for Low Earth orbit Asset Net and Sail disposal E. Andrade, A. Banerjee, T. Courtois, B. Pumphrey, M. Vasquez, N. Rivera, J. Jarvis, B. Vinh, A. Shirwa, D. Rocha, J. Edwards, G. Baumann, J. Sanchez, Skyfall Space (student research team), US | ||
Tele-Manufacturing: Engaging Workforce and Industry for the Future of Manufacturing P.A. Blomquist, C. Lamorte, EWI, Inc., US | ||
Metal-Organic Framework Crystal Growth in Microgravity P.H. Irace, R.D. Reeves, M.S. Roberts, International Space Station National Lab, US | ||
Self-flow lumber treatment technology S. Shi, X. Wang, University of North Texas, US | ||
Wednesday June 11 | ||
9:00 | Advanced Manufacturing Innovation | |
Session chair: Babak Eslami, Widener University, US | ||
*STUDENT HONORABLE MENTION* Mapping Supply Chain Environmental Impacts: A Spatial LCA Framework V. Roy, F. Zhao, Purdue University, US | ||
Success Stories Bridging Education and Industry: Photonics Programs at Stonehill College C. Schnitzer, G. Gu, R. Adams, B. Bacon, S. Erase, and T. Seaward, Stonehill College, US | ||
Supercritical CO2 Spray for Scalable-Green Manufacturing of Structural Battery Composites: Towards Battery-Powered Transport F. Bozorgmehrian, M. Jeong, P.W. Vesely, J. Burger, R.J. Schick, O. Sasso, D. Jarrahbashi, H. Castaneda, A. Asadi, Texas A&M University, US | ||
BLE Mesh; a new network standard, leading the evolution in "smart factories" S. Podolski, BleedIO Tech, US | ||
Online Reinforcement Learning for Real-Time Monitoring and Control in Production Systems B. Doskenov, O. Okuyelu, Pacific Seafood, US | ||
Recycling Inputs to Advanced Manufacturing A.M. Hicks, Lasso Loop Recycling LLC, US | ||
Resilient Design Solutions: Autonomous Engineering of 3D Building Information Modeling Piping for High-Tech Factories C-Y Liu, O. Chong, A. Chatterjee, Y. Yang, O. Chong, Y. Li, Arizona State University, US | ||
From Digital Thread to Physical Thread: Traceability through Supply, Manufacturing, Inventory, and Deployment E. Dodd, Cofactr, US | ||
9:00 | Micro Nano Electronics and Photonics Workforce Development Program - Virtual Reality Demo | Lone Star East Lobby |
Session chair: Jared Ashcroft, Pasadena City College, US | ||
11:00 | Micro Nano Electronics and Photonics Workforce Development Program - Closing Remarks | |
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