Digital Engineering Conference

Wednesday, October 5, 2022

1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. ET.

 

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You’re invited to the multi-national laboratory-hosted digital engineering conference!

The inaugural national laboratory-led Digital Engineering conference, led by Idaho National Laboratory, will be hosting a two-hour virtual session in October 2022. This will be followed by a more in-depth in-person event in April 2023.

The upcoming virtual event, Digital Engineering: Aligning Federal Government Needs with National Laboratory Capabilities, will be hosted by Idaho National Laboratory’s Digital Innovation Center Of Excellence (DICE)

It will connect federal program offices interested in pursuing digital engineering solutions with national laboratory staff responsible for developing these solutions. Anticipated federal government representatives include offices from across the Department of Energy and Department of Defense.

The event will feature guest speakers from across the digital industry and provide an opportunity to foster collaborations that will enhance our nation’s digital future with discussions on:

  • Digital Twins
  • Model-Based Systems Engineering 
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Digital Thread and Computing
  • Instrumentation, Control, and Cyber Resilience
  • Decision Science and Visualization
  • Model-Based Definition (CAD)

Wednesday, October 5th, 2022

1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. ET.

1:00pm - Opening remarks

  • Chris Ritter – Idaho National Laboratory, DICE Director

1:05pm - Opening keynote

  • Moe Tanabian – Microsoft, VP of IoT, Digital Twins and Edge Devices

1:30pm – Idaho National Laboratory digital engineering tech demo

1:35pm - U.S. Department of Energy panel

  • Jon Arlotti-Parish – National Nuclear Security Administration
  • Steven Lee – Office of Science
  • Jen Schaefer – Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy
  • Reyhaneh Shenassa – Bioenergy Technologies Office
  • Craig Sloan – National Nuclear Security Administration

2:05pm – Sandia National Laboratories digital engineering tech demo

2:10pm - U.S. Department of Defense panel

  • Eric Griesenbrock – Air Force Research Laboratory
  • Daniel Hettema – Office of the Secretary of Defense
  • Andrew Higier – Defense Innovation Unit
  • Benjamin Masters – Engineer Research and Development Center
  • Nick Rinaldi – Army Applications Lab

2:40pm - Closing remarks

  • Chris Ritter – Idaho National Laboratory, DICE Director

Optional vendor technology demo

3:00pm - Digital Twin of ORNL Helium Cooling Loop

  • Cody Wiggins, ORNL Fusion Engineer
  • Jose Luis Gonzalez Hernandez, Ansys Digital Twin Specialist

Contacts

Chris Ritter [email protected]
Michelle Fiorino, Conference Coordinator [email protected]
Leslie Johnson, Conference Coordinator [email protected]
Abby Todd, Communications & Sponsorships [email protected]

 

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