ASNE’s biennial technical forum for naval engineers working across shipboard machinery, propulsion, power, controls, and supporting systems.
Focuses on how machinery technologies are designed, integrated, sustained, and improved. Emphasis on AI and data-driven approaches for Navy’s fleet capability.
Topics & Focus Areas
Cybersecurity and Information AssuranceOperational EnergyDirected Energy SystemsUnmanned TechnologyEnergy StorageIntegrated Power SystemsSystem ArchitecturesPower ElectronicsAutomated Failure RecoveryThermal ManagementModeling & SimulationPropulsion Control SystemsAdditive ManufacturingMachinery AutomationAI in Supply Chain Management
Official Conference Website
Visit the official website of Advanced Machinery Technology Symposium (AMTS) 2026 for registration details, submission deadlines, and the full programme.
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2 MSCA Postdocs 2026 @ Centrale Nantes: Underwater Radiated Noise/CFD & Robotic Binder Jetting
Lecturer III in Mechanical Engineering
The John J. Russell Endowed Professor of Practice
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Full-Time Faculty - Mechanical Engineering Technology
Endowed Director Engineering Pathways - Associate/Full Professor
Assistant Professor of Materials Science & Engineering
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