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The US Army Research Laboratory (ARL) Open Campus business model, initiated in 2014, fosters enhanced collaboration among ARL, academic institutions, small businesses, and industry to build a global science and technology ecosystem supporting national security. This initiative facilitates partner researchers’ access to specialized ARL facilities, Army-relevant data, and expertise, promotes the joint generation of intellectual property, supports the incubation of spinoff companies, and accelerates the transition of innovations to the marketplace. ARL aims to have 10-15% of its research staff working on rotational assignments at partner locations while also engaging an equivalent number of collaborators at ARL facilities. The 4th Open Campus Open House event, held October 18-19, 2017 at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, provided a platform to discuss this business model and strategic research areas while encouraging partnership opportunities with ARL scientists and engineers. Attendees were offered tours of ARL’s specialized laboratories covering diverse campaign areas such as Human Sciences, Computational Science, Materials Research, and Sciences for Lethality and Protection, highlighting innovations like soldier stress impact, high-performance computing, additive manufacturing, and advancements in materials and autonomy. The event featured keynote speakers from the U.S. Army Training & Doctrine Command and the U.S. Senate, alongside technical sessions and poster presentations by cadets from the United States Military Academy. Registration, which included auditorium seating and meals, was $55, targeting a broad audience of academic leaders, industry professionals, business developers, and government research staff. Further event specifics and registration details were available on the ARL Open Campus website.

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US Army ARL Open Campus fosters collaboration, innovation, and research partnerships for national security.

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541712 - Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Biotechnology)

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Aberdeen Proving Ground, ABERDEEN, MD, 21005, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W6QK Acc-Apg Adelphi
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OfficeADELPHI, MD, 20783-1197, USA
Office AddressADELPHI, MD, 20783-1197, USA
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The US Army Research Laboratory (ARL) launched the Open Campus business model in 2014 to enhance collaboration among ARL, academic institutions, small businesses, and industry. The ARL Open Campus lays the foundation for a global science and technology (S&T) ecosystem enabling long-term national security. The joint value proposition created by Open Campus for partner researchers and institutions includes access to unique ARL facilities, Army-relevant data sets, and expertise; generation of joint intellectual property; incubation of spinoff companies for the pursuit of science and technology innovations; and maturation and rapid transition of intellectual property and technologies to the industrial marketplace. ARL is committed to a goal of having 10-15% of its research staff on rotational assignments outside of the laboratory at partner locations, with at least that number of collaborators actively participating at ARL locations. ARL's 4th Open Campus Open House will be held 18-19 October 2017 at Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD. This year's Open Campus Open House is an opportunity to discuss ARL's Open Campus business model, hear details about ARL's strategic research areas, discuss collaboration and partnership opportunities with ARL's scientists and engineers, and tour many of ARL's specialized laboratory facilities. New this year is the opportunity to engage with regional leaders from ARL's extended sites, including a Partner Panel that includes Lockheed Martin, Per Vivo Labs, Lehigh University, and UMass Amherst. Keynote speakers are Mr. Rickey E. Smith, U.S. Army Training & Doctrine Command, on October 18th and SEN Christopher Van Hollen Jr. on October 19th. Of particular note are lab tours and demonstrations from ARL's Human Sciences, Computational Science, Materials Research, Sciences for Lethality and Protection, and Sciences for Maneuver Campaigns. Highlights from these tours include: Stress effects on Soldier performance, high performance computing demos, additive manufacturing, and advances in materials, propulsion, and autonomy. The link to register and more details on the event can be found at https://www.arl.army.mil/opencampusopenhouse. The registration fee is $55.00, which provides you a seat in the auditorium as well as lunch/refreshments both days. Technical campaign sessions will be the afternoon of the first day. The schedule is: 12:30-1:15 Analysis & Assessment Partnering Mechanisms 1:30-2:15 Human Sciences Materials Research 2:30-3:15 Sciences for Maneuver Computational Sciences 3:30-4:15 Sciences for Lethality & Protection Information Sciences On the 2nd day, United States Military Academy cadets who conducted research with ARL this summer will be presenting their work in the poster sessions. Who should attend? Innovators of all types: Academic Vice-Provosts for Research, Deans, and Professors; Industry Technical Staff and Management; Small and Large Businesses; Business Developers; Government Research Laboratory Technical Staff and Management. Additional information may be found at ARL's Open Campus home page: www.arl.army.mil/opencampus.

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