How do regional conferences benefit professionals in various fields. What topics are typically covered at these events. Why are regional conferences important for networking and professional development.
The Importance of Regional Conferences in Professional Development
Regional conferences play a crucial role in the professional development of individuals across various industries. These events provide unique opportunities for learning, networking, and collaboration within specific geographical areas. By bringing together professionals from different organizations and backgrounds, regional conferences foster an environment of knowledge sharing and skill enhancement.
One of the key benefits of regional conferences is their ability to address localized issues and challenges. Unlike larger national or international events, regional conferences can focus on topics that are particularly relevant to professionals working in a specific area. This targeted approach allows attendants to gain insights and strategies that are directly applicable to their work environment.
Key Benefits of Regional Conferences:
- Networking with local professionals
- Access to region-specific knowledge and resources
- Opportunities for professional growth and skill development
- Exposure to local industry trends and best practices
- Potential for collaboration on regional projects
NAFSA’s Regional Conferences: Fostering Global Education
NAFSA: Association of International Educators organizes regional conferences that play a vital role in advancing global education. These events bring together professionals working in international education to share knowledge, discuss challenges, and explore opportunities for collaboration.
NAFSA’s regional conferences typically cover a wide range of topics related to international education, including study abroad programs, international student services, immigration regulations, and cross-cultural communication. These events provide a platform for educators, administrators, and service providers to exchange ideas and best practices in the field of global education.
Common Themes at NAFSA Regional Conferences:
- Enhancing international student experiences
- Developing sustainable study abroad programs
- Navigating immigration policies and regulations
- Promoting diversity and inclusion in global education
- Leveraging technology for international education initiatives
Society of Professional Journalists: Advancing Journalism Through Regional Events
The Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) organizes regional conferences that serve as essential platforms for journalists to enhance their skills, discuss industry trends, and network with peers. These events play a crucial role in promoting ethical journalism and supporting the professional growth of media practitioners.
In 2021, SPJ adapted to the challenges posed by the global pandemic by hosting virtual regional conferences. This innovative approach allowed journalists from various regions to participate in valuable sessions and award ceremonies without the need for travel.
Key Features of SPJ’s 2021 Virtual Regional Conferences:
- Two one-hour sessions open to all SPJ members
- Regional Mark of Excellence Award ceremonies
- Collaborative sessions with professional partners
- Discussions on investigative journalism projects
- Focus on mental health and self-care for journalists
Exploring Collaborative Journalism at SPJ Regional Conferences
One of the highlights of SPJ’s 2021 regional conferences was the “How We Got the Story” session, which focused on collaborative journalism projects. This session provided valuable insights into how journalists can work together across different organizations to produce impactful stories.
The session featured two notable collaborative projects:
- The Code Red Project: A collaboration between NPR and the University of Maryland, focusing on the impact of climate change on poor, urban neighborhoods.
- An investigative project involving several universities, examining the criminalization of homelessness.
These examples demonstrate how regional conferences can facilitate knowledge sharing and inspire journalists to engage in collaborative efforts that tackle complex societal issues.
Prioritizing Mental Health in Journalism: Insights from SPJ Regional Conferences
Another crucial topic addressed at the SPJ’s 2021 regional conferences was the importance of mental health for journalists. The session titled “Prioritize Yourself: Invest in Your Own Mental Health” highlighted the unique challenges faced by media professionals and provided strategies for maintaining psychological well-being in a high-stress industry.
Key Takeaways from the Mental Health Session:
- Recognition of warning signs indicating stress and burnout
- Specific dos and don’ts for maintaining mental health
- Strategies for investing in personal well-being
- Understanding the impact of safety concerns and credibility attacks on journalists’ mental health
By addressing mental health concerns, SPJ’s regional conferences demonstrate their commitment to supporting journalists holistically, recognizing that personal well-being is essential for maintaining high standards of professional journalism.
NASPA Western Regional Conference: Supporting Student Affairs Professionals
The 2021 NASPA Western Regional Conference (WRC) focused on supporting and inspiring student affairs professionals during challenging times. This event, designed for Senior Student Affairs Officers (SSAOs), provided a platform for connection, reflection, and professional development.
Key Features of the 2021 NASPA WRC SSAO Institute:
- Virtual format spread over two days
- Small group discussions for sharing experiences
- Interactive panel discussions on timely issues
- Opportunities for reflection and professional growth
- Engagement with thought leaders in student affairs
The conference’s structure, combining connection and reflection, aimed to build resilience among leaders in the field of student affairs. This approach demonstrates how regional conferences can adapt to address the specific needs of professionals during times of uncertainty and change.
Addressing Critical Issues in Higher Education Through Regional Conferences
The 2021 NASPA Western Regional Conference tackled several crucial topics relevant to student affairs professionals. One of the key discussions focused on the collaboration between student affairs and law enforcement/public safety in advancing social and racial justice on campuses.
This session highlights how regional conferences can serve as forums for addressing complex and sensitive issues specific to higher education. By bringing together professionals from various institutions, these events facilitate the exchange of ideas and best practices for creating more inclusive and equitable campus environments.
Topics Addressed at the NASPA Western Regional Conference:
- Collaboration between student affairs and campus safety
- Advancing social and racial justice in higher education
- Supporting student development and transitions
- Navigating uncertainty and anxiety in today’s world
- Redefining adulthood for contemporary students
The inclusion of these topics demonstrates the ability of regional conferences to adapt to current challenges and provide relevant, timely content for attendees.
Innovative Approaches to Professional Development at Regional Conferences
Regional conferences often serve as platforms for introducing innovative approaches to professional development. The 2021 NASPA Western Regional Conference, for example, incorporated a unique element by featuring a discussion with New York Times bestselling author Julie Lythcott-Haims.
Lythcott-Haims’ book “Your Turn: How to Be an Adult” provided a fresh perspective on the concept of adulthood and the challenges faced by today’s students. By including such thought-provoking content, regional conferences can inspire professionals to think critically about their roles and approaches to student development.
Benefits of Incorporating Diverse Perspectives at Regional Conferences:
- Exposure to new ideas and approaches
- Encouragement of critical thinking and reflection
- Bridging theory and practice in professional fields
- Inspiration for innovative solutions to common challenges
- Broadening perspectives on professional roles and responsibilities
This approach demonstrates how regional conferences can go beyond traditional professional development models to provide truly enriching experiences for attendees.
The Future of Regional Conferences: Adapting to Changing Times
The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the way regional conferences are organized and conducted. Many events, such as the SPJ and NASPA conferences mentioned earlier, have adopted virtual or hybrid formats to ensure continuity and accessibility.
While these adaptations were initially born out of necessity, they have revealed new possibilities for the future of regional conferences. Virtual elements can increase accessibility, allowing professionals who may not have been able to attend in-person events to participate and benefit from the content.
Potential Future Trends in Regional Conferences:
- Hybrid formats combining in-person and virtual elements
- Increased use of technology for networking and collaboration
- More frequent, shorter events throughout the year
- Greater emphasis on interactive and participatory sessions
- Enhanced focus on regionalized content and issues
As regional conferences continue to evolve, they are likely to incorporate lessons learned from recent adaptations while maintaining their core focus on providing valuable, localized professional development opportunities.
Regional conferences remain a vital component of professional development across various industries. By providing targeted, relevant content and opportunities for networking and collaboration, these events play a crucial role in advancing knowledge, skills, and best practices within specific geographical areas. As demonstrated by the examples from NAFSA, SPJ, and NASPA, regional conferences have the flexibility to address current challenges and adapt to changing circumstances while continuing to serve the needs of professionals in their respective fields.
The future of regional conferences looks promising, with potential for increased accessibility and innovation in content delivery. As these events continue to evolve, they will undoubtedly remain essential platforms for professional growth, knowledge sharing, and community building within regional contexts.
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When: April 10, 2021
Cost: Free
Registration: Link
SPJs Regional Conferences are virtual this year! All regions are featuring two one-hour sessions for our entire membership, coordinated by SPJ. The Regional Coordinators and conference coordinators will also host their regions Mark of Excellence Award ceremonies with their own unique Zoom links.
Programming schedule
1-2 p.m. ET
Welcome & Super Session: How We Got the Story
How We Got the Story is a two-part session. First, learn about collaborating with a professional partner. Moderated by Kathy Best (University of Maryland), this session features Bob Little at NPR and Sandy Banisky and Sean Mussenden from the University of Maryland. They will talk about the Code Red Project on the impact of climate change on poor, urban neighborhoods.
The session continues with panelists discussing how collaboration worked on an investigative project involving several universities. Their investigations focus on the criminalization of homelessness. This segment features the work of Cheryl Phillips (Stanford University), Rob Wells (University of Arkansas) and Deborah Nelson (University of Maryland).
2-3 p.m. ET
Prioritize Yourself: Invest in Your Own Mental Health
Did you breathe a sigh of relief when you turned your calendar to 2021? Never before has fear for our safety and attacks on our professional credibility been this intense. This session will provide you with warning signs that you’re way beyond being stressed and overworked. Recognize the red flags and be prepared to take care of yourself. Find relief from some specific dos and don’ts and work to invest in your own mental health with Dr. Tammy McCoy-Arballo, a licensed Clinical Forensic psychologist. She is a former journalist who works with journalists and first responders. Jerry McCormick, SPJ At-Large Board Member, will moderate.
3:30 p.m. ET
Regional Mark of Excellence Awards Presentations
Annually, the Society of Professional Journalists presents the Mark of Excellence Awards, honoring the best in student journalism. The awards offer categories for print, radio, television and online collegiate journalism.
Entries are first judged on the regional level. First-place regional winners advance to the national competition.
Note: If you’ve registered for the conference but have not receive a Zoom invite by April 8 for your region’s MOE ceremony, please contact your regional coordinator for an invite.
2021 NASPA Western Regional Conference
Welcome to the 2021 WRC SSAO Institute! I’m honored be your host and organizer at this time when we need each other‘s inspiration and encouragement as we move through the many challenges on our campuses and in our world. This year our institute is designed to support our resilience as leaders through a combination of time for connection and time for reflection. Spread over two, two-hour virtual sessions on Monday and Tuesday (11/8 & 11/9, 10:00 a.m to 12:00 p.m) before we arrive in San Francisco, we’ll have time to connect as colleagues and time to reflect on some perennial and timely issues.
Day one (Monday, Nov. 8) will begin with small group discussions so we can meet and share experiences from the past year. Then we’ll turn to an interactive panel discussion on the current state and future possibilities for collaboration between student affairs and law enforcement/public safety as we seek to advance social and racial justice on our campuses. Bring your ideas and questions for what I know will be a very rich discussion!
Day two (Tuesday, Nov. 9) will provide an opportunity for us to telescope out and think about the development of our students and their transition into the complicated status of “adulthood” in today’s world of uncertainty, anxiety and stress. Our guest will be NY Times bestselling author Julie Lythcott-Haims, whose recent book Your Turn: How to Be an Adult asks “What does it mean to be an adult?” through the lens not of a checklist of conventional markers but a process of “becoming more comfortable with uncertainty and gaining the knowhow to keep going.” For, sure an important perspective for our work with students in their development and life transitions! We’ll have plenty of time for questions and discussion with Julie and in small groups.
Panelists and Facilitator:
Claude Steel
Lucie Stern Professor Emeritus of Psychology | Stanford University
Denzil Suite
Vice President for Student Life | University of Washington
August Washington
Senior Associate Vice Chancellor and Chief of Police for Public Safety and Special Initiatives | Vanderbilt University
Susie Brubaker-Cole
Vice Provos for Student Affairs | Stanford University
2021 Annual INCOSE Western States Regional Conference (WSRC)
2021 Annual INCOSE Western States Regional Conference (WSRC)
Sailing the digital wave!
17-19 September 2021| San Diego, CA, USA
Explore the theme and the topics for the WSRC 2021.
Call for Proposals: Deadline – April 25, 2021
The San Diego Chapter of the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) is hosting the fourth annual Western States Regional Conference, serving the Systems Engineering communities across the western United States and beyond.
The conference will feature keynote presentations, tutorials, technical presentations, panel discussions, and networking events. This is a planned live, in-person event. The venue is the Courtyard by Marriott San Diego Airport / Liberty Station near downtown San Diego, CA and convenient to numerous business and entertainment opportunities. The conference theme is Sailing the Digital Wave. We want to acknowledge and celebrate successful application of Systems Engineering in the San Diego area and Western USA and identify future activities of potential value.
The WSRC Program Committee invites you to submit a proposal for a presentation, panel discussion, or tutorial. We are open to any submission but are especially interested in case studies and the application of systems engineering to:
- Digital Engineering
- Artifical Intelligence / Machine Learning
- Systems Thinking
- Healthcare & Bio Tech
- Telecommunications / 5G
- Agile & DevOps
Submitting a Proposal:
Proposals (in English) must be submitted through EasyChair, https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=wsrc2021, and must include:
- Presenter(s)
- Name, affiliation, contact information, and brief biography, including any additional presenters or instructors, if any
- Abstract which clearly and concisely describes the subject (1000-word limit). Please ensure that the abstract clearly identifies (1) the issue to be addressed, (2) the main points of the presentation, and (3) what the audience will take away from the presentation
- For panels, please identify why the topic is relevant, panel participants who have committed to participate, and a summary of their position statements
- For tutorials, please identify top-level learning objectives, topical outline, and proposed duration (half or full-day)
- Presentations are allocated 45 minutes including questions
Each accepted submittal will receive one $50 registration discount. At least one presenter (or the panel chair and all panelists) must register for the conference and pay the applicable registration fee.
If you have questions, please see our contact information on the Contact tab.
WSRC2021 will also feature an INCOSE Systems Engineering Professional Development Day (SE PDD) on Saturday, September 18, 2021. The SE PDD will be a virtual extension of the conference, with the featured sessions broadcast from San Diego to several satellite sites across the region. Presentations and panels may be selected for participation in the SE PDD.
Presenters grant INCOSE the right to record, publish, and distribute their presentations, including audio, video, and slide show content, unless expressly denied in writing. See the INCOSE IP release form: https://www.incose.org/wsrc
North Central 2021 Regional Conference
Emerging Vocational Classrooms
Presented by: Charlene Johnsos, Project Manager / Architect, Kluber Architects + Engineers | Mike Kluber, Electrical Engineer, Kluber Architects + Engineers | Ruth Williams, Assistant Vice President, Academic Affairs, Dean, Curriculum & Instruction Professor, Biology, Oakton Community College
The jobs that power our economy are evolving daily and educational facilities must keep ahead of workforce demands in order to stay relevant to the students they serve. This is especially true for community colleges with vocational curricula, which have historically helped to lead communities out of recessions. Come learn how you can modify your educational facilities in response to emerging vocations and work with local laws, grants, and industry partners to build for changing curricula.
Learning Outcomes
- Identify changes in vocations that require updated facilities and curricula as well as how these vocations impact other areas, such as law, economics, chemistry, biology, therapy, and agriculture.
- Find relationships and partnerships that can help meet facility and curriculum goals, including other educators and industry partners.
- Discuss how to budget for future campus adjustments necessary for accommodating emerging vocational training.
- Advocate for packaging courses to create certificates and specialized degrees.
Regionalism, Ecology, and Field-based Learning in the Ozark Mountains
Presented by: Josh Harrold, Associate Principal, BNIM | Tamera Jahnke, Dean, Missouri State University-Springfield | Mark Wheeler, University Architect and Director of Planning, Design and Construction, Missouri State University | Janice Greene, Professor and Director of Bull Shoals Field Station, Missouri State University
Post-pandemic, it is increasingly important for institutions to create innovative new outdoor learning environments. This session will share a project that defines field-based learning, planning, and design methodologies that reflect the natural regional ecology of the Ozark Mountain landscape. In addition to providing hands-on, field-based immersion for graduate students and researchers the project also brought about new community partnerships for STEM education. Come learn about the project’s site challenges, regionalism advocacy, community partnerships, and STEM educational frameworks.
Learning Outcomes
- Explain how to successfully navigate donor relations, undervalued and remote sites, working with consultant teams.
- Incorporate regional history and site-specific approaches in remote or unexpected locations for learning ‘off the grid’ in a post-COVID academic landscape.
- Develop partnerships outside your institution on both your main campus and in remote locations for STEM hands-on learning programs.
- Identify the right environments for site-specific, outdoor, immersive field-based learning initiatives with a focus on hands-on active learning spaces.
From Siloed to Sustainable: How the Connected Campus Builds Long-term Value and Agility
Presented by: Carolyn Cirillo, Workplace Research Manager, Knoll, Inc. | Amanda Wirth Lorenzo, Director, brightspot strategy | Lora Strigens, Vice President for Planning & Facilities Management, Marquette University
Campus spaces and what they offer play a vital role in student success. By making organizational and operational changes, these spaces can better respond to transformational shifts in higher education. In order to build long-term value and agility in physical campus space, we must connect academia with industry, teaching with research, student affairs with academic affairs, online with on-campus experiences, and capital with operational planning. In this session, you’ll learn how to combine digital and physical environments, promote diversity and inclusion, and implement flexibility within campus spaces to prepare your institution for a more blended world.
Learning Outcomes
- Adapt to technological, economic, and demographic trends reshaping higher education by rethinking how to organize and operate campus spaces as well as balancing digital and physical experiences.
- Explain how to achieve maximum space utilization on your campus through better planning, support services, and application of space metrics and data.
- Describe how to create inclusive spaces that support diverse and flexible work methods as well as people and well-being.
- Network with peers to address common challenges, share best practices, and exchange resources.
Regional Conferences | Association for Applied Sport Psychology
Regional Conference Grants
AASP is committed to supporting student-oriented professional meetings and awards up to a maximum of $500 USD in value per year. The purpose for these grants is to supplement educational opportunities for graduate students and professionals within local level educational offerings as well as help host institutions defer costs associated with regional conferences (e.g., provide seed money) that promote student presentations and/or student-oriented sessions to discuss professional issues.
- Click here to review the AASP Regional Conference Grant Criteria.
- Click here to review the application instructions.
- Click here to access the 2022 AASP Regional Conference Grant Application (Google Form).
Contact AASP Communications & Certification Manager, Emily Schoenbaechler, at [email protected] if you are unable to access the Google Form application.
AASP Regional Conference Grant Criteria
Click here to view summaries from past AASP Regional Conferences.
Grant applications must demonstrate that they:
- Serve a specific region of interested students and professionals
- Provide ample time for student presentations
- Promote student development. (Examples include workshops, meet and greet lunch hour, or professional development themed presentations.)
- Have a budget that is specific, appropriate, and that other funding sources have been investigated prior to applying for the grant.
- Have a student registration fee of no more than $50 USD*.
*If a student registration fee of more than $50 USD is indicated, justification for the increased fee is needed. For example, a host site may need to have a higher registration fee if space to hold the conference is not available for free. This needs to be highlighted in the Budget Justification portion of the application.
Please note that the grant application process is highly competitive, and AASP cannot guarantee full funding of each proposal received.
Obligations if the proposal is funded:
- Applicant agrees to include the AASP logo in any print or electronic conference promotion materials, such as the conference program, schedule and PowerPoint slides.
- Conference organizers agree to acknowledge AASP’s partnership at the conference during the opening and/or closing remarks and promote the following AASP Annual Conference.
- Grant money is not to be used for alcoholic beverages.
- Applicant agrees to list “AASP Regional Conference” within their program title for all conference and publication materials. If you are unsure about titling, please let your Student Representatives know so they can provide further clarification. (Examples: 25th Midwest Sport & Exercise Psychology Symposia: An AASP Midwest Regional Conference or AASP Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference: 17th Annual Northeast Atlantic Sport Psychology Conference)
- A final conference report and summary must be submitted to the current AASP Executive Board Student Representatives within one month of the conference. This report should include:
- A PDF of the final conference schedule/program
- A final itemized budget for the total sum of money that was granted
- Final number of conferences attendance that includes:
- A breakdown of the composition of attendees (the number of undergraduate, masters, doctoral, and professional members that attended)
- A list of schools/universities represented by attendees
- A brief one-page write-up of the conference proceedings that include:
- Highlight of the keynote address(es) and other speakers
- Brief summary of the programming that supported student development, such as particular workshops or networking opportunities
- Any other conference highlights
Please note that grants will be provided in US dollars or the equivalent amount for international recipients as determined by current conversion rates.
AASP Regional Conference Application Instructions
The grant application must be submitted through Google Forms. Follow through the online form and complete all required fields. We recommend having all of your responses prepared prior to beginning the application. You will not be able to save the application and return to it; however, in the event that you don’t know the answer to a question, you may enter some text as a placeholder, and then you will have the opportunity to make any edits after initially submitting the application by following the link in the confirmation email. Please note that all applications will be considered final at the time of the deadline.
Responses to the following questions should be prepared to complete the application:
- Contact Information – Contact information for Student Coordinator and Hosting University
- Conference Information – Proposed Conference Dates, Anticipated Registration Fees, Expected Number of Attendees, Types of Conference Submissions, Anticipated Number of Presentations Geared Toward Student Development, Keynote Speaker Possibilities
- Conference Details – Conference Overview (one paragraph), Conference Promotion (1-2 paragraphs)
- Conference Budget – Income Items (up to 7), Expense Items (up to 10), Expense Total, Total Funding Requested from AASP (up to $500), Budget Justification.
You may contact Emily Schoenbaechler, AASP Communications & Certification Manager at [email protected] or (317) 205-9225 with any questions.
>> Click here to access the 2022 AASP Regional Conference Grant Application (Google Form).
Application Deadline
The application deadline for the Regional Conference Grant is September 1, 2021. Notification to all applicants will be sent shortly before the AASP Annual Conference.
2021 AASP Regional Conference Summaries
2020 AASP Regional Conference Summaries
2019 AASP Regional Conference Summaries
2018 AASP Regional Conference Summaries
2017 AASP Regional Conference Summaries
2016 AASP Regional Conference Summaries
2015 AASP Regional Conference Summaries
2015 AASP Regional Conference Grant Recipients
- AASP International Regional Conference – Loughborough, UK, February 21-22, 2015
- AASP Midwest Regional Conference – Muncie, IN, February 27 – 28, 2015
- AASP Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference – Philadelphia, PA, March 20 – 21, 2015
- AASP International Regional Conference – Ottawa, Canada, March 27 – 28, 2015
- AASP Midwest Regional Conference – Mankato, MN, March 27-28, 2015
- AASP Southwest Regional Conference – Denver, CO, March 27-28, 2015
- AASP Northeast Regional Conference – Springfield, MA, April 10-11, 2015
- AASP Southwest Regional Conference – Salt Lake City, UT, April 10-11, 2015
- AASP Pacific Northwest Regional Conference – Cheney, WA, April 10 – 11, 2015
- AASP South Central Regional Conference – Denton, TX, April 24 – 25, 2015
- AASP Southwest Regional Conference – Pleasant Hill, CA, May 15-17, 2015
2014 AASP Regional Conference Summaries
2014 AASP Regional Conference Grant Recipients
- Midwest Region: Minnesota State University – Mankato, February 21-22, 2014
- Midwest Region: Bowling Green State University, February 21-22, 2013
- Southeast Region: University of Tennessee-Knoxville, Knoxville, TN, February 28, 2014 – March 1, 2014
- Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference – Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, March 28 – 29, 2014
- Southwest Region: University of Denver, Denver, CO, April 3-5, 2014
- South Central Regional Conference – Denton, TX, April 25-26, 2014
2013 AASP Regional Conference Grant Recipients
- Mid-Atlantic Region: Temple University, April 5-6, 2013
- North Central Region: Minnesota State University-Mankato, February 22-23, 2013
- Southeast Region: Georgia Southern, Statesboro, GA, April 5-6, 2013
- Southwest Region: University of Denver, Denver, CO, April 5-6, 2013
- Midwest Sport and Exercise Psychology Symposium: Hope College,
February 15-16, 2013
2013 AASP Regional Conference Summaries
2021 AASP Northeast Regional Conference
About the Conference
The AASP Northeast Regional Conference, hosted by Springfield College, is a student-oriented professional meeting. This conference integrates the college mission (promoting wellness in spirit, mind, and body) with sport, exercise, and performance psychology. The majority of the conference presentations will focus on student research and applied work. Professionals and community members will contribute to student development by sharing diverse perspectives from a variety of backgrounds and disciplines. We seek to build collaborative relationships, bridge the gap between research and practice, and teach students how to apply an interdisciplinary focus to their work.
Contact Information
aaspregional@
Emily Tyler ([email protected]) and Gabrielle Salvatore ([email protected])
Conference sponsored by AASP
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Important Dates
- Monday, Nov. 16, 2021: Call for proposals announcement
- Monday, Jan. 4, 2021: Proposal Submissions Due
- Saturday, Jan. 9, 2021: Notification of Acceptance
Registration
The net proceeds from the 2021 AASP Northeast Regional Conference will be used towards development of future conferences and/or other sport psychology programming.
Registration fee includes: admission to the Friday night social gathering, lunch Saturday afternoon, and beverages and snacks throughout the conference.
- Registration fee: $15.00
- Online registration ends March 6, 2021
Checks may be payable to Springfield College.
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Keynote Speakers
Robin S. Vealey, Ph.D.
Dr. Robin Vealey is a Professor in the Department of Sport Leadership & Management at Miami University in Ohio. She teaches courses in sport psychology, coaching effectiveness, and youth sport. Dr. Vealey’s research has focused on self-confidence, burnout, mental skills training, and coaching effectiveness. She has authored three books, Coaching for the Inner Edge (2nd ed. in 2021) Best Practice for Youth Sport, and Competitive Anxiety in Sport. Dr. Vealey is a Fellow, former Certification Council Chair, and Past-President of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology and former Editor of The Sport Psychologist. She is also a Fellow of the National Academy of Kinesiology. Dr. Vealey is a Certified Mental Performance Consultant (CMPC). She has worked as a consultant for the U.S. Nordic Ski Team, U.S. Field Hockey, elite golfers, and is involved in mental training with athletes and teams at Miami University and in the Cincinnati area.
Duncan Simpson, Ph.D.
Dr. Duncan Simpson is the Head of Mental Conditioning at IMG and oversees a team of eleven mental coaches who deliver mental training to 1100 student-athletes across eight sports. He also works with the IMG institute to deliver programming to corporate clients. Prior to joining IMG Academy Dr. Simpson served as an associate professor at Barry University where he taught in the undergraduate and masters programs in sport, exercise, and performance psychology. Dr. Simpson is a researcher and writer in the field of sport and performance psychology. He has published his research studies in numerous national and international peer-reviewed journals. He has also written and published book chapters on an array of sport psychology topics. He is a Certified Mental Performance Consultant (CMPC) and is a member of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) sport psychology registry. Since 2005 he has been conducting mental skills training with athletes and coaches from a range of sports and varying in talent and ability from beginners to professional/Olympic athletes, including NCAA D-I, II, & III student-athletes. Dr. Simpson was recently voted onto the Executive Board for the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP) as the Division Head for Research and Practice.
Schedule
View the 2021 AASP NE Regional Conference Program
We will be applying for continuing education credits through the Association for Applied Sport Psychology. Last year, the conference was approved to offer 6.25 AASP CEUs with 2 additional diversity CEUs.
Past Photos
AASP 2019 Photo Gallery
AASP 2018 Photo Gallery
AASP 2017 Photo Gallery
Sigma Tau Delta High Plains Regional Conference
Featuring NYT best-selling author Nathan Hill!
The Sigma Tau Delta High Plains Regional Conference will be virtually held Friday, Nov. 5, 2021 – Saturday, Nov. 6, 2021. It is sponsored by the Alpha Theta Beta Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta.
Sigma Tau Delta Conference
Register for the 2021 Sigma Tau Delta High Plains Regional Conference.
The Alpha Theta Beta chapter of Sigma Tau Delta at Friends University will hold a virtual undergraduate and graduate research conference for the High Plains Region and our neighbors from other regions. We invite all students as well as current Sigma Tau Delta members and alumni members of Sigma Tau Delta to send critical papers and creative works to share in scholarly and creative presentations, and attendance is open to all.
Our guest speaker will be Nathan Hill, author of The Nix. The Nix was named one of the best books of 2016 by Washington Post, Slate, The Huffington Post, Newsday, Chicago Tribune, NPR, USA Today, and many more. Hill is a New York Times best-selling author. A conversation and Q&A with Hill will take place Nov. 5 at 7:00 PM CST. We will also have a number of other activities of interest including a session to generate roundtable submissions for the 2022 International Convention in March and an open mic.
Schedule
Friday, Nov. 5
7:00-8:00 CST Conversation and Q&A with Nathan Hill
8:05-8:30 Open Mic
Saturday, Nov. 6
9:00-11:30 Morning sessions
11:30-12:45 Lunch Break and Convention Roundtable Networking
1:00-4:00 Afternoon Sessions
Registration: Free/ The conference will be virtual this year.
Submissions
Submissions for presentation are open to any undergraduate or graduate student, as well as current Sigma Tau Delta members and alumni members of Sigma Tau Delta. Presenters may submit either a critical essay or creative work in any genre, and submissions should not exceed 2,500 words in length. Critical presentations are welcome on any period or genre of literature, popular culture, media, film, rhetoric/composition studies, or pedagogy. If you have a critical topic that you would like to present but have not quite completed the work, you may send a 250- to 500-word abstract of the paper instead. Please feel free to email the High Plains Regent, Dr. Kassia Waggoner, at [email protected] if you have questions about the topic of your paper.
Document Format for Submissions
- Word document (.doc or .docx)
- Files should be named like this: “LastNameCritical” or “LastNameCreative”
- For both critical and creative works, in the body of your email, please include the title and genre of the submission, a 100-250 word description of its content, and your current institution and class standing if a student, or the institution you graduated from if you are an alumni member. Audio-visual technology will be available.
Submission Deadline: Friday, October 22, 2021
Email submissions to: [email protected]
Acceptance Notifications: no later than Tuesday, Oct. 26, 2021
XXV Regional Conference of Young Scientists and Researchers of the Volgograd Region
24 November 2020 – 27 November 2020
From 24 to 27 November 2020 . on the basis of the Volgograd State Technical University, the XXV Regional Conference of Young Scientists and Researchers of the Volgograd Region is held in the following areas:
Chemistry, chemical processes and technologies.
Mechanical engineering and transport.
Metallurgy, new construction materials and technologies.
Software and information support.
Electronic devices and systems.
Architecture, construction and environmental issues.
Robots, mechatronics and robotic systems.
The conference is held in three rounds:
The first round of the Conference runs in the period from October 19 to November 15, 2020 ;
the second round of the Conference is in the period from 24 to 27 November 2020 ;
The third round of the Conference takes place in the period from December 01 to 13, 2020.
Based on the results of the XXV Regional Conference of Young Scientists and Researchers of the Volgograd Region, a collection of conference materials will be published, which will be placed in the bibliographic database of the RSCI.
More information can be obtained from:
Department of coordination of scientific research of young scientists UNiI VolgSTU.
Office 427 b of the main educational building of Volgograd State Technical University (working hours: from 09:00 to 17:00 hours).
By phone: 8 (8442) 24-81-99, 24-80-22
24th Regional Scientific and Practical Conference of Students “Creativity of the Young”
24th Regional Scientific and Practical Conference of Students “Creativity of the Young”
In the 2019-2020 academic year, the National Research University “MIET” reopens its doors to talented youth in the framework of the conference of research projects and reports of students of general education and secondary specialized institutions “Creativity of the young” .
CONFERENCE RESULTS
All the participants showed their best side and all the work deserves praise. The jury was delighted !!!
STAGES OF THE CONFERENCE
– the beginning of the Conference – March 2020
– registration of Participants and acceptance of competitive works (first qualifying round) – until April 12, 2020 inclusive.
– the final of the Conference – April 19, 2020
The final of the Conference will be held remotely.
This year, 8 and 6 points are additionally credited for admission to the MIET NRU (all areas of training) to the winner and prize-winner of the Youth Creativity conference (students of 10-11 grades and students of secondary schools).
CONFERENCE PROCEDURE
The participant submits a project or research report.
The conference is held in the following sections:
– “Mathematics and Economics”;
– “Physics”;
– “Information technology and programming”;
– “Electronics and Microelectronics”;
– “Digital Technologies of the Future”;
– “Smart City”;
– “Biology, medicine and technologies of health preservation”;
– “Chemistry”;
– “Ecology”;
– “Computer graphics and design”;
– “Linguistics”;
– “Design and Technology of Electronic Means”.
REGISTRATION OF PARTICIPANTS FOR THE CONFERENCE
http://ritm-miet.ru/static/ritm2020/index.php
CONFERENCE REGULATIONS
CONFERENCE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:
Tel .: +7 (499) 729-75-04; +7 (499) 710-22-13.
E-mail: [email protected]
To participate in the Conference, you must register by April 12, 2020 inclusive and attach the work in your personal account in electronic form.
The works must be executed in accordance with the requirements set out in the annotation to the corresponding section. Works that do not meet these requirements will not be accepted to the Conference.
| Previous sessions and documents | RCA – 31st Session – 2020 RCA – 30th Session – February 2018 (Khartoum, Sudan) RCA – 29th Session – April 2016 (Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire) RCA – 28th Session – March 2014 (Tunisia) 90,096 RCA – 27th Session – April 2012 (Brazzaville, Congo) 90,096 RCA – 26th Session – May 2010 (Luanda, Angola) 90,096 RCA – 25th Session – June 2008 ( Nairobi, Kenya) 90,096 RCA – 24th Session – January 2006 (Bamako, Mali) 90,096 RCA – 23rd Session – March 2004 (Johannesburg, South Africa) 90,096 RCA – 22nd Session – February 2002 …(Cairo, Egypt) RCA – 21st Session – February 2000 (Yaounde, Cameroon) RCA – Reports | |||
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| Category | Cat. 1 | |||
| Target | The functions of regional conferences are:
Regional conferences report to the Council through the Program and Finance Committees on program and budget matters falling within their respective areas of competence, and to the Conference on policy and regulatory matters. The reports of regional conferences are presented by their chairpersons. | |||
Secretary | Ms Jocelyn Gayden BROWN HALL | |||
| Chairperson | The Honorable Anxious Jongwe Masuka, Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Water Resources and Rural Resettlement, Republic of Zimbabwe | |||
| Membership | 54 | |||
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| Observers | Canada, France, Netherlands, United Kingdom, United States of America and Holy See | |||
| Notes (edit) | Algeria, Djibouti, Egypt, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Somalia, Sudan and Tunisia are participants in both the Regional Conference for Africa and the Regional Conference for the Middle East. | |||
| Working languages | English, Arabic, Spanish and French (documentation). Portuguese (interpretation). | |||
| Document Number | ARC | |||
| Periodicity of sessions | Usually one session in a biennium, in a year when the Conference is not being held. | |||
| Department | Regional Office for Africa (FAO-RAF) | |||
| For contacts | [email protected] | |||
| Web site | Regional Conference for Africa | |||
| First session | Lagos, Nigeria, November 1960 |
Conference “INPUT” – IATR
XXVI Regional Conference INPUT-2019
From 19 to 21 December 2019 in Moscow the 26th regional conference of INPUT “Television in the public interest” will be held.
The organizer of the conference – International Academy of Television and Radio (IATR) with the support of of the Central House of Artists (CDRI) .
INPUT is a professional discussion platform for filmmakers and TV programs, which has no analogues in the world professional community. This is an opportunity to exchange creative experience with representatives of the profession from many countries of the world, get acquainted with their works, with new trends in the development of audiovisual arts.
Over the past twenty years, more than 100 authors from Russia and the CIS countries have taken part in international conferences.
Within the framework of the national conference in each participating country, the selection of competitive works sent to the international selection takes place, where each of them is evaluated by international experts for participation in the final conference. The INPUT wrap-up conference will take place in Potsdam, Germany from 4 to 7 May 2020.
More than 20 works from Russia will be presented in the conference program this year.
The conference will open on December 19 in the Chamber Hall of the Central House of Artists at the address: Moscow, st. Pushechnaya, 9/6, building 1.
Conference opening at 10:00.
General partner of the conference on information security – Kaspersky Lab.
The Rules of Procedure of the Regional Conference can be found here.
About
Regional conference of Russian TV documentaries INPUT “Television in the public interest” – “World Conference of Public Television”.
Conference organizer: International Academy of Television and Radio (IATR).
INPUT is a professional discussion platform for filmmakers and TV programs, which has no analogues in the world professional community. This is an opportunity to exchange creative experience with representatives of the profession from many countries of the world, get acquainted with their works, with new trends in the development of audiovisual arts.
Within the framework of the national conference in each participating country, the selection of competitive works sent to the international selection takes place, where each of them is evaluated by international experts for participation in the final conference.
Over the past fifteen years, more than 100 authors from Russia and the CIS countries have taken part in the conferences. The foreign audience was able to get acquainted with the works of famous Russian authors: S. Dvortsevoy, Y. Schiller, A. Uchitel, V. Kosakovsky, A. Shipulin, S. Loznitsa, A. Pogrebny, I. Vasilyeva, S. Stasenko, G. Adamovich, A. Aslyuka, A. Fedorchenko, S. Geweiler and many others.
Organizers
Partner
90,000 III regional conference “Export is the key to successful business” – NCPE
Among the key issues of the conference are the development of the export potential of Novgorod enterprises, electronic trading platforms, and the specifics of export to foreign countries.
March 22, in Veliky Novgorod the III regional conference “Export is the key to successful business” will take place. It is organized by the Novgorod Export Support Center with the assistance of the Regional Ministry of Investment Policy.
The program includes issues of developing the export potential of Novgorod enterprises, discussion of state mechanisms for supporting exports. Within the framework of the plenary session, the results of the regional competition “Exporter of the Year” among small and medium-sized businesses will be summed up.Round tables on export through electronic trading platforms are planned for the second part of the conference. We will also talk about the specifics of entering the markets of Sweden, Kazakhstan, Germany and China.
Among the speakers of the conference are recognized export professionals: Per-OlofEgli – founder of the Swedish company Egli C. I. S. Consulting; Viktor Akulinin – the first exporter of Russian confectionery products to China, Saudi Arabia, Korea, Malaysia; Natalia Time is the CEO of the international consulting company NARUCON and other international experts.
The event will be held in offline and online formats, which will allow a larger number of existing and potential exporters of the region to take part in the conference.
A detailed program of the conference “Export is the key to a successful business”, as well as a link to the zoom broadcast, is available upon registration through the Timepad platform.
Let us add that the conference will be held within the framework of the implementation of regional projects “Systemic measures for the development of international cooperation and exports” and “Acceleration of small and medium-sized businesses.”
Regional Conference “PRIMFARMA 2021: New Reality”
Date: May 28, 2021
Period: 10:00 – 12:45 (Moscow time 3 nights )
Format: Face-to-face training event with online broadcast
Venue: g.Vladivostok, Ostryakova Avenue, 2,
TSMU main building, conference hall
The presence threshold for each remotely connected participant is at least 135 minutes of educational program.
Remote presence of participants is controlled by the corresponding functionality of the online platform.
To check the fact of participation of listeners in the broadcast, three mandatory polls are included, providing a mandatory response for each of them.
The event is accredited by the Commission of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation on the NMFO for 3 credit points
Before starting the broadcast, check the technical readiness of your computer
Technical requirements for equipment for participation in the online broadcast
A link to online connection for remote participants will be published on this page, as well as sent to the email address specified during registration 1 day before the start of the event
When registering, be careful: correctly indicate your data – full name and e-mail.Enter one e-mail for each participant.
In case of erroneous (incorrect) information, the organizers will be forced to refuse to issue educational credits based on the results of the training event.
Program:
10:00 – 10:45 Evidence-based medicine treatment of nicotine addiction
Speaker: Eliseeva Ekaterina Valerievna MD, DSc, Professor, Head of the Department of General and Clinical Pharmacology, TSMU, Chief Clinical Pharmacologist of the Far Eastern Federal District
10:45 – 11:30 Periodic accreditation: what awaits us in the second half of 2021
Speaker: Nazarenko Natalya Aleksandrovna President of the Association “Pharmaceutical Commonwealth”, Chairman of the Accreditation Commission for Pharmacy in the Primorsky Territory
11:30 – 11:45 Good Distribution Practice (GDP) is an important step in the quality assurance system for medicines
Speaker: Gruk Svetlana Yurievna General Director of SANDA PHARM LLC
11: 45-12: 00 Social image of a modern pharmacy
Speaker: Valeria Vladimirovna Kostina President of the Union of Philanthropists and Social Organizations “In the Name of Good”
12:00 – 12:30 The correct choice of medication for cardiovascular diseases
Speaker: Olga V. Fedorishina content manager of Gedeon Richter Pharma LLC, Ph.MD, cardiologist, consulting and diagnostic center IGMAPO (Irkutsk)
Satellite report of Gedeon Richter Pharma LLC, not included in the NMFO
12: 30-12: 45 Answers to questions
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For conference participants, attendance is free. REGISTRATION is required: above, by the button SIGN UP
There are sponsorship packages for pharmaceutical companies
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Link to video recording: https: // youtu.be / 3phY3XxF82o
Our contacts:
+7 902 481-53-52
Email contact address: primfarmaprim @ gmail.com
Our site: www.primfarma.ru (“Ask a question” chat, lower right corner of the site page
Calls are accepted from 10:00 to 17:00 Vld ..
90,000 Internet conference GPO
Dear Colleagues! We invite you to take part in the IX Regional Scientific and Practical Conference “Science and Practice: Project Activities – from Idea to Implementation – 2020”, which will be held from October 14 to November 30, 2020.
Students of universities, schoolchildren, as well as heads of research work of students and project groups of the State Pedagogical University of TUSUR are invited to participate in the conference.
Objectives of the conference
- Presentation of the results of the work of students in the framework of project groups or individual research studies that have an innovative component and are focused on further commercial use
- Determination of relevant areas of scientific research in the interests of various industries and society
- Exchange of information on innovative scientific directions, approaches and methods for solving urgent problems
- Discussion of the obtained research results in technical, economic and social areas.
The materials of the reports will be published in the electronic collection of conference materials. Section participants who have submitted the best reports will be awarded with diplomas of I, II and III degrees. The best reports in each section will be selected by an expert committee.
The form of the conference is in absentia.
Working languages of the conference – Russian, English.
Participation in the conference is free.
Deadlines
- Acceptance of applications and reports for publication on the conf.tusur.ru – from October 14 to November 20
- Consideration of the presented reports by the heads of the conference sections – until November 30
- Publication of an electronic collection of conference materials – until December 30
- Awarding of diplomas to authors of the best reports – until January 30, 2021.
Information mail
Contact information
Organizational questions send by e-mail: [email protected] Anastasia Leonidovna Nosova, tel .: (3822) 90-01-13.
Conference Sections
- Algorithms and automated systems for information processing and control
Head of section: Sidorov A.A. – Candidate of Economic Sciences, Head of the Department of AOI - Biomedical Technologies and Instrumentation
Section Head: D.O. Pakhmurin – Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, Associate Professor of the Department of Engineering - Humanitarian, social and environmental projects
Section leader: M. RaitinaR. – Candidate of Philosophical Sciences, Associate Professor, Associate Professor of the Department of FiS - Information Technologies and Information Security
Section Head: Kruchinin D.V. – Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Laboratory of Safe Biomedical Technologies at the Central Research Hospital of KIBEVS - Materials Science and Nanotechnology
Section Head: V. V. Karanskiy – Senior Lecturer of the Faculty of Physics and Technology - Radio engineering, security and control systems
Head of section: N. KhatkovD. – Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, Associate Professor of the Department of Microwave Control - Radioelectronics, Radio Communication and Microwave
Section Head: A. Ubaychin – Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, Senior Researcher at LIX - Management in social and economic systems
Head of section: Bogomolova A.V. – candidate of economic sciences, dean of the Faculty of Economics - Energy and power electronics
Section leader: S. MikhalchenkoG. – Doctor of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of PrE - Section for managers of scientific research work of students
Head of the section: Loshchilov A.G. – Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, Vice-Rector for Research and Innovation
The composition of the expert commission
Chairman of the Commission
P. V. Senchenko – Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs
Members of the expert commission
- Loshchilov A.G. – Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, Vice-Rector for Research and Innovation
- Bogomolova A.V. – Candidate of Economic Sciences, Dean of the Faculty of Economics
- V.V. Karanskiy – Senior Lecturer of the Faculty of Physics
- Kruchinin D.V. – Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Dean of FB
- Mikhalchenko S.G. – Doctor of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of Electrical Engineering
- Neznamova E.G. – Candidate of Biological Sciences, Associate Professor, Associate Professor of the Department of RETEM
- Nosova A.L. – specialist in educational and methodological work OLAK, assistant of the department of UI
- Pakhmurin D.O. – Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, Associate Professor of the Department of Electrical Engineering
- Pokrovskaya E.M. – Candidate of Philosophical Sciences, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of Foreign Languages
- Raitina M.R. – Candidate of Philosophical Sciences, Associate Professor, Associate Professor of the Department of FiS;
- A.A. – Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of AOI
- Ubaychin A.V. – Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, Associate Professor of the RCC Department
- Khatkov N.D. – Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, Associate Professor of the Department of Microwave Control
Conference results 2020
| Place | Topic | F.Name of participant (s) | Organization name |
| 1 | Study of the effect of antibacterial semiconductor radiation sources on microorganisms in the aquatic environment | Yuldashova Lola Shukhratzhonovna, Shardina Alena Olegovna | TUSUR, students of the department.RETEM, 3 course |
| 2 | Comparative analysis of face recognition and identification methods using the OpenCV library | Sukotnova Marina Evgenievna | TUSUR, student of the department. THAT |
| 3 | Ultrasonic Locator Accuracy Study | Vitaly Churakov | TUSUR, student of the department.UI, 4 course |
| 3 | Recognizing image similarity in news content | Kachalov Kirill Andreevich, Gorbunova Kristina Eduardovna | TUSUR, department. KIBEVS, 3 course |
Winners of Section 1 “Algorithms and Automated Information Processing and Control Systems”
Winners of Section 2 “Biomedical Technologies and Instrumentation”
Winners of Section 3 “Humanitarian, Social and Environmental Projects”
Winners of Section 4 “Information Technology and Information Security”
Winners of Section 5 “Materials Science and Nanotechnology”
Winners of Section 6 “Radio Engineering, Security and Control Systems”
Winners of Section 7 “Electronics, Radio Communication and Microwave”
Winners of Section 8 “Management in Social and Economic Systems”
Winners of Section 9 “Energy and Power Electronics”
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Conference results 2019
2019 Conference Winners
| Place | Topic | F.Name of participant (s) | Organization name |
| 1 | Implementation of functions for changing the parameters of spice-models of bipolar and field-effect transistors of domestic production, depending on temperature | Makhmarasulov Denis Turakulovich, Borisov Ilya Vladislavovich | TUSUR, Department of PrE |
| 2 | Investigation of the temperature stability of barrier contacts to gallium arsenide | Shalev Artyom Nikolaevich | TUSUR, Faculty of Physics |
| 2 | Experimental studies of a point needle heater for a thermal ablation complex | Derr Alina Vyacheslavovna, Konareva Daria Sergeevna | TUSUR, Department of UI |
| 3 | Development of a methodology for detecting plagiarism in musical works by analyzing spectrograms by a convolutional neural network | Fedotova Anastasia Mikhailovna, Stanishevsky Mikhail Igorevich | TUSUR, department of BIS |
Winners of Section 1 “Algorithms and Automated Information Processing and Control Systems”
Winners of Section 2 “Biomedical Technologies and Instrumentation”
Winners of Section 3 “Humanitarian, Social and Environmental Projects”
Winners of Section 4 “Information Technology and Information Security”
Winners of Section 5 “Materials Science and Nanotechnology”
Winners of Section 6 “Radio Engineering, Security and Control Systems”
Winners of Section 7 “Electronics, Radio Communication and Microwave”
Winners of Section 8 “Management in Social and Economic Systems”
Winners of Section 9 “Energy and Power Electronics”
Conference results 2018
Conference materials 2020
Conference materials 2019 (part 1)
Conference materials 2019 (part 2)
Conference materials 2018
Conference materials 2017
Conference materials 2016
Conference materials 2015
2014 conference materials
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