Innovation has always been important in the field of materials science and manufacturing, but during the pandemic it's critical. During this three-part virtual symposium, presented by the Regional Materials and Manufacturing Network and WiSys, learn how Wisconsin businesses and universities responded to the challenge.
Recorded Feb. 23, 2021
During the pandemic, those in the materials science and manufacturing field responded to the unexpected crisis with innovation. Learn how businesses and UW faculty applied their expertise to this extraordinary moment in time, such as repurposing the resources at their disposal to produce much needed personal protective equipment. >>MORE INFO
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Recorded Feb. 24, 2021
UW System student researchers and innovators, working in the field of materials science and manufacturing, will present their research and innovative technologies, compete for cash prizes (Sponsored by Advance Materials Industrial Consortium) and engage and network with attendees. >>MORE INFO
Watch on YouTubeRecorded Feb. 25
During the time of social distancing, university faculty and staff have had to adapt to the world of remote teaching and learning. Many developed novel approaches or learned how to use new tools to aid in their efforts. In this open mic-style session, meant to spark discussion and exchange, UW System faculty and staff will share their experiences, tips and best practices. >>MORE INFO
Watch on YouTubeDay 1: "Materials to the Rescue"
*Keynote by Kimberly-Clark's Lori Shaffer
Day 2: "Student Showcase"
*Ryan Glusic, UW-Parkside
*Jacqueline Sporie, UW-La Crosse
*Joel Ambriz Ponce, UW-Parkside
*Trevor Wavrunek, UW-Platteville
*Research During the Pandemic Panel
Day 3: "Teaching During the Pandemic"
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WiSys is a nonprofit organization that works with faculty, staff, students and alumni of the UW System to facilitate cutting-edge research programs, develop and commercialize discoveries, and foster a spirit of innovative and entrepreneurial thinking across the state.
The Regional Materials and Manufacturing Network (RM2N) is a collaborative effort among stakeholders in the greater Wisconsin region to increase opportunity, efficiency and access to important resources. RM2N provides a portal for sharing ideas, data and tools among materials researchers and industry.
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