In accordance with the implementation of th e U.S. Government National Standards Strategy for Critical and Emerging Te chnology\, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and U .S. government participants are listening to various stakeholder communiti es—and seeking input through a Request for Information.
\n\nInternational standards development is critical to realizing the potential of investments in cutt ing-edge R&D. Basic and applied research activities are essential to advan cing critical and emerging technologies (CET) in the marketplace. Yet\, wh en training the next generation of scientists and engineers\, we fail to f ully appreciate the role that standards play in the R&D ecosystem. Support ing robust standards development activities for CET requires new and creat ive partnerships. Government\, industry\, and academia must work collabora tively to facilitate a standards-savvy workforce ready for the innovation challenges of tomorrow.
\n\nThis event will address the foll owing questions:
\n\nVenue:
\n\nColumbia University at Columbia Car
eer Design lab
\n729 7th Ave\, 3rd floor
\nNew York\, NY 10019\n\n
Access event virtually with this link: https://r egister.ansi.org/columbia_usnss_listening_session_2023/v/e
BEGIN:VALARM UID:31663733-6233-4464-b132-626234376564 ACTION:DISPLAY DESCRIPTION:In accordance with the implementation of the U.S. Government Na tional Standards Strategy for Critical and Emerging Technology\, the Natio nal Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and U.S. government parti cipants are listening to various stakeholder communities—and seeking input through a Request for Information [https://www.nist.gov/news-events/news/ 2023/09/nist-seeks-input-implementation-national-standards-strategy-critic al-and].\n\nInternational standards development is critical to realizing t he potential of investments in cutting-edge R&D. Basic and applied researc h activities are essential to advancing critical and emerging technologies (CET) in the marketplace. Yet\, when training the next generation of scie ntists and engineers\, we fail to fully appreciate the role that standards play in the R&D ecosystem. Supporting robust standards development activi ties for CET requires new and creative partnerships. Government\, industry \, and academia must work collaboratively to facilitate a standards-savvy workforce ready for the innovation challenges of tomorrow.\n\nTHIS EVENT W ILL ADDRESS THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:\n\n * How can we work together\, learn ing from each other’s experience to build standards awareness and foster a standards-literate workforce of the future? \n * How can we expand eff orts to educate and empower a new standards workforce and be more inclusiv e to additional stakeholders\, such as start-ups\, small- and medium-sized companies\, academia\, and members of civil society? \n * What standard s development information\, guidance\, training\, educational tools and as sistance are needed to reach a more diverse audience?\n\nVENUE:\n\nColumbi a University at Columbia Career Design lab\n729 7th Ave\, 3rd floor\nNew Y ork\, NY 10019\n\nACCESS EVENT VIRTUALLY WITH THIS LINK: https://register. ansi.org/columbia_usnss_listening_session_2023/v/e TRIGGER:-PT15M END:VALARM END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR