The schedule for the CDFAM 23 NYC includes a mix of keynote presentations, panel discussions, and software demo sessions. All sessions will be led by experts in the field of computational design and advanced manufacturing, and will provide attendees with valuable insights and information on the cutting edge of engineering practice and academia.
Please note that the schedule is subject to change. We will do our best to keep this page up-to-date with the latest information, but please subscribe and check back regularly for any updates.
June 14
| Theme | Time | Speaker | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| Variations on a Theme | 9:00 | Onur Yuce Gun – New Balance | TBD |
| Variations on a Theme | 9:30 | Nathan Shirley – HP | TBD |
| Variations on a Theme | 10:00 | Adam Wentworth – Mayo Clinic | TBD |
| Biology | 10:30 | Break + Software Demos | Caffeine |
| Mass in Space | 11:00 | Ryan McClelland – NASA Goddard Space Flight Center | Generative Design & Digital Manufacturing at NASA Goddard |
| Mass in Space | 11:30 | Mark Burhop – Siemens | TBD |
| Mass in Space | 12:00 | Ryan Carter – Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory | TBD |
Lunch Break and Networking
| Theme | Time | Speaker | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tools of Discovery & Optimization | 1:00 | Armin Lohwasser – Rafinex | TBC |
| Tools of Discovery & Optimization | 1:30 | Software Speaker TBC | TBC |
| Tools of Discovery & Optimization | 2:00 | Software Speaker TBC | TBC |
| Biology | 2:30 | Break + Software Demos | Hydration |
| Collaborating with Complexity | 3:00 | Software Speaker TBC | TBC |
| Collaborating with Complexity | 3:30 | Daniel Hambleton – Metafold | TBC |
| Collaborating with Complexity | 4:00 | Software Speaker TBC | TBC |
| Keynote | 4:30 | Ron Rael – Emerging Objects – RAEL SAN FRATELLO – UC Berkley | TBC |
Software Demos and Networking Event
June 15
| Theme | Time | Speaker | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| Educating the Human in the Loop | 9:00 | Prof. Tim W. Simpson – Penn State | TBC |
| Educating the Human in the Loop | 9:30 | Prof. A. John Hart – MIT | TBC |
| Educating the Human in the Loop | 10:00 | DfAM Education Panel | TBC |
| Biology | 10:30 | Break + Software Demos | Caffeine |
| Matter Made with Math | 11:00 | Matt Shomper – Marle Tangible | Computational Mapping of Biomimetic Structures in Response to External Loading Conditions |
| Matter Made with Math | 11:30 | Josefine Lissner – Leap71 | The next phase of Computational Design: On Codifying Engineering Knowledge and Building J.A.R.V.I.S |
| Matter Made with Math | 12:00 | Speaker TBC | TBC |
Lunch Break and Networking
| Theme | Time | Speaker | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| Digital in a Material World | 1:00 | Justine Trubey – Citrine Informatics | TBC |
| Digital in a Material World | 1:30 | Behrooz Jalalahmadi – Sentient Science | TBC |
| Digital in a Material World | 2:00 | Alex C Roschli – Oak Ridge National Laboratory | TBC |
| Biology | 2:30 | Break + Software Demos | Hydration |
| AI, Data + Design | 3:00 | Chris McComb – Cornell | Design for Artificial Intelligence: A Force Multiplier for Additive Manufacturing |
| AI, Data + Design | 3:30 | Francis Bitonti – Lexset AI | TBC |
| AI, Data + Design | 4:00 | Rhushik Matroja – Cognitive Design Systems | TBC |
| Keynote | 4:30 | Closing Keynote | TBC |
Are you interested in being a part of CDFAM 23 NYC?
We are always looking for new voices and perspectives to add to our lineup of speakers and panelists. If you are an expert in computational design and have something valuable to share with our attendees, we encourage you to get in touch with us.
Please contact us using the form on our website, and let us know a little bit about your background and experience, as well as your ideas for a presentation or panel discussion. We will review all submissions and get back to you if we think you would be a good fit for CDFAM 23 NYC.
We look forward to hearing from you and potentially featuring you as a speaker at CDFAM.