Final Schedule for the Conference Week

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An invaluable opportunity for students to learn well-known software in wind energy - directly from the code developers. Software workshops are hosted by NREL (e.g., OpenFAST, WEIS, HOPP, FLORIS, AMR-Wind, etc.,) and PNNL. 

Light breakfast and coffee/tea breaks will be provided.

Location: College Avenue Student Center

Go to the Side Events sub page for schedule and to sign up.

Professional organization meetings for NAWEA, IEA Wind, A2OSW, and others. Some of these meetings are by invite only. 

Light breakfast and coffee/tea breaks will be provided. 

Multiple Locations: Tuesday: Zimmerli Art Museum (Z.A.M.); Wednesday-Friday: Hyatt Regency.

Go to the Side Events sub page for schedule and to sign up.

 The GSS will provide an enriching and interactive platform for students, helping them hone their communication and networking skills alongside other students and leaders in the fields of wind energy technology, research, and innovation. Undergraduate students can attend the GSS without attending the Main Conference. 

Location: Douglas Student Center

See link below for the tentative schedule. 

Please see the GSS sub page for more information.

The Industry-Student Networking Event (ISNE) will take place at the Zimmerli Art Museum (Z.A.M.), and include a special Ghost Tour of the Rutgers College Avenue Campus. 

Location: Zimmerli Art Museum (Z.A.M.)

See link below for the tentative schedule. 

Please see the GSS sub page for more information.

The Main Conference is taking place between Wednesday (10/30) and Friday (11/1). 

Click on the link below to see the program.

Note: Make sure to change the date selection in the Oxford system to search for your presentation.

Location: Hyatt Regency

The Conference kickoff on Wednesday morning with VIP speakers.

 The Poster Reception on Wednesday evening will be a key opportunity for dialogue and networking. The reception is followed by a social for students and time for Halloween costume preparations.

The Poster Competition will take place during this reception. 

Important note to all poster presenters: 

Presenters should hang their posters in the Atrium anytime between 3 and 5 pm. Judging starts at 6:15 pm.

Don't miss the opening program on Thursday morning with the "Interdisciplinary Educational Deep Dive."

 In 2024, we are following the Halloween-themed after-party tradition! Expect a fun evening with a costume competition, and a party hosted by a professional crew with MC, DJ, and dance instructor...

(If you need extra tickets for accompanying persons, please see the Main Conference registration page.)

Friday morning program includes a panel on the "Grand challenges of high penetration wind in the Northeast US."

The Conference closes with acknowledgment of organizers, volunteers, award recipients, and more...

Don't miss the raffles with Rutgers Swag and several chances to receive free registration to the 2025 Conference.