17th PNW AIAA Technical Symposium

Join us Saturday, April 19th for the 17th Pacific Northwest AIAA Technical Symposium to discover and explore groundbreaking innovations that are revolutionizing aerospace.

New propulsion systems, cutting-edge avionics, artificial intelligence and machine learning. Thought-provoking presentations and exclusive unveilings of technologies that are shaping the future of flight and extraterrestrial missions, charting the paths to smarter, cheaper orbit and beyond, and more powerful data capture, understanding and applications.

The full-day Symposium agenda includes three keynote addresses from industry leaders, and over a dozen thought-provoking presentations to choose from.

Opening Keynote: Our opening keynote will be from Howard Hu, NASA Orion Program Manager from the NASA Johnson Space Flight Center. A graduate of the University of Washington, and a 30-year NASA veteran, Howard will return to the PNW to bring us up to date on the Artemis Human Space Exploration Program, visions for permanent lunar presence and laying the groundwork for Mars.

The agenda will also include two additional confirmed keynote addresses from Boeing and Quartus Engineering. Over a dozen thought-provoking breakout sessions are planned with confirmed presentations from The Boeing Company, Interlune, Aerojet Rocketdyne/L3Harris, Collinear Group, TLG Aerospace, UW Aeronautical Laboratory, and more.

It’s a unique opportunity right here at home to learn from and network with your colleagues, both in your field of expertise and beyond it. Bring yourself, your colleagues and your company up to date on the forefronts of aerospace technologies, and to connect with the people driving these changes.