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AEWG-65: Meeting
Announcement
The Conference will be held
in
Chicago, IL, USA
May 13-14, 2025
AEWG general meetings are open to all interested individuals.
This site (www.aewg.org) hosts latest information for the
upcoming AEWG meeting.
Also provided for free
download is the Journal of AE
(JAE), all editions since Volume 1 to 36,
as well as contents
and index information, searchable for word/term/author!
The meeting is open to all individuals interested in acoustic
emission technology and applications.
Talks describing AE applications in any field, as well as
advances in AE fundamentals, sensing, and signal processing,
are invited. In keeping with the working group character of
the meeting, discussion of work in process is particularly
welcome. Students may submit an extended abstract for
consideration for the AEWG Student Award.
Workshop themes:
The workshop will include several special sessions and
panel discussions. Dr. Li Ai will organize a special issue at
the Journal of Nondestructive Evaluation titled “Recent
Advances in Acoustic Emissions.”
- AE applications in the nuclear energy sectoR
- AE for monitoring additive manufacturing processeS
- Advances in AE instrumentation and sensors
- AE for materials/structure damage mechanics
- AE applications for large-scale structural testing
- Novel signal processing approaches
- Material research, fracture, and fatigue failure
mechanisms
- Geosciences and rock mechanics
- Orthopedics and biomechanics
- Diagnostic techniques & procedures
- Codes and standards development
- AE theories, methods, validation, and verification
 News:
| Meeting date: |
May 13-14, 2025 |
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Program: |
Program (as of Apr
14, 2025) |
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Call For Abstracts: |
Talks describing AE applications in any
field, as well as advances in AE fundamentals,
sensing, and signal processing, are invited. In
keeping with the working group character of the
meeting, discussion of work in process is
particularly welcome. As the 60th anniversary of
AEWG is approaching, historical or retrospective
talks on AE theory, technology, and personalities
are particularly welcomed.
- Abstract submission deadline extended to
March 18, 2025
- Please send your abstract to
dozevin@uic.edu
- The language used in this event is English,
so please write your paper in English.The author
will be notified within one month after
submission of the papers.
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Adrian Pollock
Student
Award
Submission: |
Students are encouraged to submit a paper for
Adrian Pollock
Student Award Competition consideration. |
| Keynote Speaker: |
Dr. Alexander Heifetz
Argonne National Laboratory, NDE for
Advanced Nuclear Reactors
will deliver a keynote on NDE of Nuclear Structures. |
| Venue Information: |
Discovery Partner Institute (DPI) in Chicago.
DPI, part of the University of Illinois System,
empowers people to jumpstart their tech careers and
companies in Chicago. DPI does three things: Train
people for high-demand tech jobs; innovate through
applied R&D; and create new businesses. With state
investment and a high-powered network of university
partners regionally and internationally, DPI has the
resources to attract, develop, and retain the most
ambitious talent in Chicago to address global
challenges in our environment, industry, life
sciences, and shared digital future.
Learn more at https://dpi.uillinois.edu/. |
| Hotel
Information: |
Chicago has many hotel options. May is a busy time
in Chicago. We highly recommend reserving your hotel
as soon as possible. UIC has a special rate with
Courtyard Chicago at Medical District/UIC up to
ten rooms. If needed, we will
request more rooms. Book your room before
April 19 to guarantee availability and
savings.
Please
contact dozevin@uic.edu if you cannot make the
reservation.
Here's the link that you can use to make the
reservation:
Book your group rate for AEWG-65 (65th Acoustic
Emission Working Group meeting).
Hotel(s) offering your special group rate: Courtyard
Chicago at Medical District/UIC for 239.00 USD per
night - Last Day to Book: Saturday April 12, 2025 |
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Registration: |
The registration fee includes two and a half days of
meeting sessions, vendor presentations, panel
discussions, a social event on May 12, a banquet on
May 14, and coffee and lunch breaks.
- General Registration: $350 (Early bird until April
30, 2025)
- Student Registration: $200
Registration to AEWG-65 |
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Vendor exhibit |
We are accepting vendor exhibit reservations and
sign-ups for the vendor presentation session. This
is an excellent opportunity to showcase your latest
AE technologies and connect with industry and
academic leaders. Please
contact dozevin@uic.edu to secure your spot! |
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Social Events |
May 12 (Monday), 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM - Flight
Club Chicago
We will enjoy the beautiful Chicago area of
river walk, great food, and a fun activity before
the meetings start.
May 14 (Wednesday), 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM -
Banquet at Lyra
Lyra, a Greek restaurant located in the
vibrant Fulton Market district of Chicago. |
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Virtual Participation |
We will hold a memorial session to honor two AE
pioneers, Mark Carlos and Dr. Sotirios Vahaviolos,
who passed away last year. If you are unable to
attend in person but would like to join virtually
for this special tribute, please
contact dozevin@uic.edu to receive access
details. |
Meeting Host and
Program Chair: |
Dr. Didem Ozevin
University of Illinois Chicago
dozevin@uic.edu |
| 57
| years passed since the first meeting of Acoustic Emission Working
Group (AEWG) was held in Idaho Falls, on February 8, 1968. |
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AEWG had its beginning in a discussion between Allen T. Green (then at Aerojet-General Corp.,
later at Acoustic Technology Group) and Jack Spanner (then at Battelle Northwest).
Spanner arranged for a formative meeting of interested parties to be held in
Alcoa, TN, on November 2, 1967.
Read more... |
The 12 people in attendance agreed to hold the
first meeting in Idaho Falls in three months. At that time, eight others (T.
Theodore Anderson, Thomas F. Drouilliard, Robert B. Engle. Robert G. Liptai,
O.K. Mitchell, R. Neal Ord. Ronald E. Ringsmith and Richard K. Steele) joined to
become the charter members of the AEWG.
The photo is
from the AEWG formative meeting; top, from left Robert Moss. Boeing Scientific
Research Lab. (Seattle) -deceased; Dwight Parry, Phillips Petroleum (Idaho
Falls); Norm K. Sowards, Same; Harold Dunegan
-deceised, Lawrence Radillion Lab.
(Livermore); Brad H. Schofield, Teledyne Materials Research. (Waltham); Phil H.
Hutton. Battelle Northwest (Richland); Allen Green. Aerojet-General Corp.
(Sacramento); Herb N. Pederson. Battelle-Northwest (Richland); bottom, from
left; Charles Musser, Boeing Michaud (New Orleans) -deceased; Jack Spanner,
Battelle-Northwest (Richland)· Julian Frederick. Univ. of Michigan (Ann Arbor)
-deceased; Not in picture, Harvey Balderson. Boeing Commercial Aircraft;
deceased. Baldemm took this picture. Also invited to the meeting, but not
attended: C. Hartbower, Aerojet-General. W .R. Sturrock. Boeing. C. Tatto,
Lawrence Radiation Lab.
More historic pictures... |
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