The workshop objective is to establish a forum to discuss the best approaches for designing, modeling, analyzing, and testing modern space systems for acoustic, vibration, and shock environments.

The Space Parts Working Group (SPWG) is an unclassified, international forum to disseminate information to the aerospace industry and to resolve problems with high-reliability electronic piece parts needed for space applications.

This event focuses on applying Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) across the space enterprise, fulfilling the digital engineering vision and contributing to mission success. It includes all enterprise stakeholders: customers, providers, supply chain, vendors and academia.

The Space Power Workshop (SPW) provides an informal, unclassified, international forum for the exchange of ideas and information on space power. Technical presentations on advances in both components and system concepts are presented.

The Aerospace Testing Seminar (ATS) was created for engineers, managers, and leaders to share their experiences,
discover new methods and procedures, and learn how others are coping with designing and implementing cost-effective
and affordable test programs.

Mark your calendar and join us at the 32nd ATS!

The Spacecraft Thermal Control Workshop, now in its 31st year, provides the aerospace community a forum to share new technology developments, analytical techniques, and lessons learned in spacecraft thermal control.

The Ground System Architectures Workshop (GSAW) provides a forum for the world’s space-related ground system experts to collaborate with other ground system users, developers, and researchers through tutorials, presentations, working groups, panel discussions, and technical exhibits.

MRQW provides a forum for discussing issues in all areas of microelectronics reliability and qualification for high-reliability and commercial applications. Technical sessions and keynote speakers cover the latest results or work in progress in microelectronics devices.

The MP3 meeting enables an exchange of information between Space and Missile Systems Center, Los Angeles Air Force Base, and the contractor community on ways to prevent problems and minimize schedule and cost impacts on space programs.

The Malware Technical Exchange Meeting gathers together practitioners and researchers to present new work and discuss important problems in the area of malware. The program will consist of three days of deep technical discussions about malware presented by leading figures from government, industry, and academia.

The NSISC Space INFOSEC Technical Information Exchange is intended to facilitate the dissemination of information and to establish personal networking connections across the space INFOSEC community.

This structured workshop will leverage community knowledge to collaborate on comprehensive additive manufacturing guidelines. This activity is developing a comprehensive set of guidance for additive manufacturing use in the space industry.

The 2018 Intelligent Systems Workshop covers topics of interest to professionals interested in intelligent systems development for terrestrial, air, and space domains.

Additive Manufacturing (AM) is one of the most innovative, promising, and fastest-growing industrial technologies we are pursuing today to enable space capabilities.