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The Facilities 101 workshop is an industry-focused introduction to the laboratories, equipment, and staff associated with the Cornell Center for Materials Research, CCMR. This Virtual workshop provides an opportunity to meet  our technical staff, take a virtual tour of our labs, see equipment demonstrations, and discuss the challenges related to materials that your company faces with an expert.

The CCMR is funded by the National Science Foundation, with the mission to perform cutting-edge materials research. Empire State Development supports the CCMR Industrial Partnerships Program. Its mission is to promote technology transfer and economic development.  The Program offers to industry low-cost, timely and flexible access to technical expertise in advanced materials (through Cornell faculty and students) and to sophisticated instruments. CCMR has worked with companies in industries ranging from microelectronics and medical diagnostics to apparel and agriculture  on technology validation, product development, and expansion to wider markets.

This event is virtual and free.

https://www.ccmr.cornell.edu/industry/facilities-101-workshop/

How the North Country Keeps the World Moving is where the transportation industry will connect in a powerful virtual format. It’s the place to gain expert insights, network with other leaders, and meet New York State resources who can help your business grow.

Come join the rest of the transportation ecosystem as we work together to find the way forward during COVID-19 and beyond.

Why Attend?

• Connect with NYS resources who provide business and technical assistance.
• Gain insights from our keynote speaker, organizers, and event sponsors.
• Network with peers and meet potential new business partners.
• Meet industry experts without ever leaving your office or facility.

The NYSTAR Connect Series is an opportunity for NYSTAR funded centers to gather and network virtually throughout the year and share new developments, challenges, and best practices in supporting technology development, commercialization, and manufacturing competitiveness in New York State. These virtual meet-ups will include brief (10-20 minute) presentations on varied topics, followed by informal discussion and sharing.

The event software, Remo, will be set up to provide multiple tables for attendees to meet and greet other attendees.

We hope to “see” you there!

Be a part of North America’s preeminent energy event. Learn about how decades of energy research and development in renewables, batteries and other energy technologies are realizing their potential as vibrant sectors of our economy. Network with the change-makers transforming energy today and the policymakers of tomorrow.

https://www.ccmr.cornell.edu/industry/ccmr-symposium/

New generation of engineering applications, propelled by industry and government led initiatives, has created an array of challenges towards enhancing the performance capabilities of soft materials. This effort has focused on a variety of goals, including the development of novel soft materials that 1) can match the natural properties of biological tissues, 2) are responsive to external multi-physical stimuli and 3) can function in structural and load bearing applications. Applications in tissue engineering, bioengineering, soft robotics, flexible electronics, energetic materials and structural design, all pose requirements towards optimizing combinations of material properties, such as strength, toughness, fatigue resistance, lubricity, and wear resistance. For example recent advances have led to the development of double network hydrogels, soft composites, as well as hydrogels and elastomers with dynamic bonds which all are designed towards improved material properties. Bioinspiration and multiscale understanding of the underlying mechanisms that govern the material behavior prove to be extremely important for informing the design and generation of soft materials, devices, and implants. At the same time, advancements in fabrication techniques such as 3D printing are expanding the application space of soft materials. The acceleration of soft material design needs to be supported by the concurrent evolution of fabrication and characterization techniques so that existing shortcomings of soft materials are overcome.

The goal of this symposium is to bring together experts in the characterization, design, fabrication, and application of high performance soft material to discuss recent developments in the field and priorities for interdisciplinary approaches to moving the field forward.

The NYSTAR Connect Series is an opportunity for NYSTAR funded centers to gather and network virtually throughout the year and share new developments, challenges, and best practices in supporting technology development, commercialization, and manufacturing competitiveness in New York State. These virtual meet-ups will include brief (10-20 minute) presentations on varied topics, followed by informal discussion and sharing.

The event software, Remo, will be set up to provide multiple tables for attendees to meet and greet other attendees.

We hope to “see” you there!

The NYSTAR Connect Series is an opportunity for NYSTAR funded centers to gather and network virtually throughout the year and share new developments, challenges, and best practices in supporting technology development, commercialization, and manufacturing competitiveness in New York State. These virtual meet-ups will include brief (10-20 minute) presentations on varied topics, followed by informal discussion and sharing.

The event software, Remo, will be set up to provide multiple tables for attendees to meet and greet other attendees.

We hope to “see” you there!