Advanced Materials for Engineering Applications

Symposium Chair

Jim Johnston
Professor, School of Chemical and Physical Sciences
Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand

William (Cy) Wilson
Electronics Engineer
NASA Langley Research Center

Key Speakers

Recent Advances in Structural Carbon Nanotube Composites.”
Emilie Siochi
Senior research materials engineer, NASA Langley Research Center

The TechConnect World Advanced Engineering Materials symposium will feature materials that are ready for commercial application. We will also spotlight new research and development: Innovative technologies, materials, and approaches that could provide game-changing increases in performance in engineering applications. Please submit an abstract and plan to join innovators from industry, academic and government laboratories around the world at this important event.

Back to Top ↑ 2024 Symposium Sessions
	Monday June 17
3:30	AI-Accelerated Materials Design and Deployment Town Hall - Materials Genome Initiative (MGI)
	Tuesday June 18
4:00	Advanced Materials for Engineering Applications - Posters
	Wednesday June 19
9:00	Advanced Materials for Engineering Applications

2024 Symposium Program
	Monday June 17

3:30	AI-Accelerated Materials Design and Deployment Town Hall - Materials Genome Initiative (MGI)	Annapolis 3-4
	Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize the way we design, develop, and deploy new materials. This town hall will bring together industry leaders to discuss priorities and strategies for harnessing AI to accelerate materials innovation. Join us for a lively discussion on topics such as autonomous R&D, AI-enabled exploration of the vast materials design space, and opportunities for collaboration among industry, government, and academia.
	Session chair: Lisa E. Friedersdorf, Office of Science and Technology Policy, US
	Moderator B. Segal, Lockheed Martin, US
	Panelist L. Lee, IBM Research (Zürich), CH
	Panelist S. Arturo, Dow, US
	Panelist C. Boswell-Koller, National Science Foundation, US
	Panelist E. Breckenfeld, NVIDIA, US
	Tuesday June 18

4:00	Advanced Materials for Engineering Applications - Posters	Expo Hall BC
	Synthesis and Characterization of Poly(amino-phenylboronic acid) Nanorods for High-affinity Capture of Glycoproteins H. Maanaki, K. Lenz, T. Xu, J. Wang, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, US
	Improved Electronic Transport Properties in Template-Grown CsPbBr3 Nanorods as Revealed by Dielectric Force Microscopy Y. Stephanie Li, E. Avila-Lopez, S. Liang, I. Elias, and Z. Lin, California State University-Bakersfield, US
	Wednesday June 19

9:00	Advanced Materials for Engineering Applications	Chesapeake 1
	Session chair: Jim Johnston, Victoria University of Wellington, NZ
	Recent Advances in Structural Carbon Nanotube Composites E.J. Siochi, NASA Langley Research Center, US
	Cleantech mass-production of carbon nanomaterials from unrecyclable materials and other carbonaceous sources R.G. Presswood Jr., I. Bishop, Elemental Advanced Materail, US
	Laser-Engineered Graphene-Metal Composites D.E. Colmenarez Lobo, M.A. Khan, P. Kang, George Mason University, US
	Inorganic Material: WSe₂ as a Hole Transport Material for Perovskite Solar Cells S. Aryal, A.B. Kaul, University of North Texas, US
	A novel nanoadditive platform enabling the broad CNT application and use A. Malofsky, Nano Catalytics, US
	Nanomaterials in HVAC Systems to Improve Energy Efficiency, Water Production and Decarbonization A. Taylor, M. Joyce, Exaeris Climate Technologies, US
	Advanced composite electrolyte membranes for energy conversion and green-H2 production A. Bose, University of Houston, US
	Digital Transformation of Materials: An Integrated Computational Materials Engineering Approach K. Fritz, Questek Innovations, US
	Navigating the Challenges of Establishing a Competitive Organic Photovoltaic Industry in Europe T. Kolbusch, H. Rooms, R. Reuscher, Coatema, DE