Student Support: The 6th CIRP Conference on High Performance Cutting (HPC2014); University of California, Berkeley; June 23-25, 2014

这笔资助用于支付40名学生参加第六届CIRP高性能削减会议的费用，该会议将于2014年6月23-25日在加州大学伯克利分校举行。本次会议为制造业研究人员和企业提供了一个回顾和讨论先进制造技术发展的国际论坛。会议将涵盖的主题包括：附加制造、可持续制造和数据驱动制造(例如，互操作性和大数据)。被选中的学生将参加技术演示，并与同行和资深制造研究人员互动和建立网络。这些学生将根据以下标准选出：会议论文的提出者；提交的研究报告的质量；工程和科学领域传统上代表性较低的团体的成员资格；以及会议论文的合著者。会议纪要将通过埃尔塞维尔进程CIRP免费在线提供。此外，被选中的学生将能够展示、讨论、交流和发展他们在先进制造领域的研究想法。他们还将能够与当地行业互动，并更多地了解先进制造技术的最新趋势。这些经验有助于培养学生的技术和沟通技能，并为与社区中的其他同行和研究人员建立牢固的合作关系提供机会。这可以帮助培养新的想法，并使在校学生能够利用他们的天赋和技能来推动美国继续努力，增强美国制造业在美国的竞争力。

This grant provides support to offset the costs for 40 students to attend the 6th CIRP Conference on High Performance Cutting, which will be hosted at the University of California, Berkeley from June 23-25, 2014. This conference provides an international forum for manufacturing researchers and companies to review and discuss developments in advanced manufacturing technology. Topics that will be covered by the conference include: additive manufacturing, sustainable manufacturing, and data-driven manufacturing (e.g., interoperability and big data). Selected students will attend technical presentations and interact and network with peers and senior manufacturing researchers. These students will be selected based on the following criteria: presenters of papers selected for the conference; quality of submitted research statement; membership in traditionally underrepresented groups in engineering and the sciences; and co-authors of papers accepted for the conference.The proceedings of the conference will be made freely available online through Elsevier Procedia CIRP. Furthermore, selected students will be able to present, discuss, exchange, and develop their research ideas in the area of advanced manufacturing. They will also be able to interact with local industries and learn more about recent trends in advanced manufacturing technology. These experiences can help develop the students' technical and communication skills as well as provide opportunities for strong collaborative ties with other peers and researchers in the community. This can help foster new ideas and enable attending students to use their talents and skills to drive continued American efforts that strengthen the competitiveness of manufacturing in the United States.