ASME Public Policy Webinar to Focus on Advanced Manufacturing Initiatives

ASME Public Policy Webinar to Focus on Advanced Manufacturing Initiatives ASME Public Policy Webinar to Focus on Advanced Manufacturing Initiatives ASME Public Policy Webinar to Focus on Advanced Manufacturing Initiatives Gloria Wiens, PhD. ASME Government Relations will lead a unique open strategy online course on July 15, Advanced Manufacturing Initiatives for Americas Future, highlighting Gloria Wiens, PhD, the associate chief for investigate organizations at the Advanced Manufacturing National Program Office and the current ASME Foundation Swanson Fellow. The free online class, to be held from early afternoon to 1:00 p.m. Eastern Time, will furnish watchers with an instructions on the game-changing government activities, open private associations, and openings in cutting edge producing, with an emphasis on the National Network for Manufacturing Innovation and the Advanced Manufacturing Partnership suggestions itemized in their report, Accelerating U.S. Propelled Manufacturing. Dr. Wiens has been filling in as an ASME Foundation Swanson Fellow since September 2013. She is a partner teacher and the chief of the Space, Automation, and Manufacturing Mechanisms (SAMM) Laboratory at the University of Florida in Gainesville. Her exploration advantages incorporate mechanical autonomy; spatial instruments; framework elements and controls with applications in space; reconfigurable smaller scale/little satellite deployable frameworks; computerization; MEMS/biomedical gadgets; and miniaturized scale/mesoscale control and assembling. Her educating centers around elements and controls of automated frameworks; kinematics and elements of hardware; and vibrations and controls. For more data on the online course, visit the ASME Public Policy Education Center at http://ppec.asme.org. To enroll for the online course, visit https://engage.vevent.com/rt/asme~advancedmanufacturingpartnership.