Aviation & Aerospace – Call for Articles

As 2020 is upon us, we are in an unprecedented era for both minorities and women and aerospace and aviation. Conferences on both sides of the Atlantic are providing opportunity for aviation and aerospace’s minorities and women to deliver the latest market intelligence and share perspectives on professional development. Aerospace and aviation science change is transforming product mix, changing business models, leading emerging technologies, and improving product reliability.

The next decades will see an upswing in commercial space endeavors. NASA has commercial cargo and commercial crew programs. Hypersonic technologies involving controls and materials are driving a $100M+ market in new materials, control technology, adapting to operational environments. Principles in aeronautics have also been adapted in markets beyond aviation.

The current workforce climate is experiencing significant shifts providing new challenges and opportunities for women and minorities. Of special interest are efforts to expand the participation of minorities in the creation of these emerging technologies and how aviation technology can impact quality of life, society, and the economy. We encourage discussions that describe emerging aviation and aerospace science and projection of the impact participation of women and minorities offer for technical advancement to expand diversity for improved reliability and productivity.

Articles of between 500 – 700 words are requested by February 15, 2020.

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AI & Cyber Science Technology – Call for Articles

The world we live in is being rapidly changed with concern over cyber security, advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning impacting the economy, privacy, and security. We want to facilitate discussion and exchange on this issue by asking, “What is the future of cyber science and artificial intelligence”?

The question embodies consideration of competencies including vision, speech, natural language, machine learning, commerce, and planning to create more capable and reliable autonomous decision systems and secure transactions.

We are interested in articles that provide general descriptions of technical challenges or ethical issues of cyber security and work being conducted that investigate the human/ machine interface and its implications for society for the future. Of special interest are efforts to expand the participation of minorities in the creation of these emerging technologies and how the technology can impact quality of life, society, and the economy.

We encourage multidisciplinary discussions that illustrate the impact and approaches that can broaden participation of women and minorities. Articles of between 500 – 700 words are requested by October 1, 2019.

Send articles to: info@snchronicle.com