Day 1: Overview of the IEDB curation process, database structure, and content. The different database query features will be demonstrated and a research example will be provided.

Day 2: Overview of the epitope prediction and analysis tools for both the Next-Generation tools and classic Analysis Resource.

Day 3: Specialized topics will be covered including specific tools, the IEDB application programming interface (API), and other areas of research, such as HIV and cancer. 

The registration form must be filled out by Nov. 7th. Applicants will receive email notification of acceptance in the coming weeks, a calendar invitation, Zoom details, and a workshop agenda closer to the event. The workshop will be recorded and details will be shared with those registered.

AI is transforming the world of work, and educators play a critical role in helping students adapt. Join this interactive info session to learn how community college faculty and staff can use LinkedIn’s labor-market insights and learning resources to guide students through this change.

Discover how to identify where AI is creating new demand for roles and skills, connect those insights to learning opportunities, and help students build strong profiles and leverage AI-powered job search tools to showcase their skills.

Presenters

• Talia Fujita, Senior Manager, Social Impact Partnerships, LinkedIn
• Casey Weston, Senior Manager, Public Policy and Economic Graph
• Katrina Enos, Senior Social Impact Manager, Employee & Community Programs

ATE PIs, project evaluators, and staff will explore the potential of artificial intelligence to enhance project evaluation processes. Participants will discuss how they integrate AI into data collection, analysis, and reporting to improve efficiency and insights.

Discover how Ivy Tech instructors turned the AMTEC Institute training into a real-world impact. In this peer-led session, you’ll learn how three faculty members built a classroom-ready trainer, introduced Industry 4.0 concepts, and reshaped curriculum to better prepare students for today’s manufacturing careers. Walk away with actionable ideas and proven strategies you can apply in your own program.

As we honor National Native American Heritage Month in November, join this special two-hour panel presentation with representatives from Eastern New Mexico University-Ruidoso and the Mescalero Apache School. 

Learn how dual credit programs, local access to higher education, and workforce partnerships help students stay connected to their community while preparing for high-demand careers. The model integrates culture, language, and hands-on learning from early childhood through college and career training.  Hear how this collaborative approach is strengthening both student outcomes and the Mescalero Apache Tribe’s future.

This workshop empowers university, community college, and high school faculty, staff, counselors, and academic advisors with the knowledge and tools to effectively integrate AI into their teaching practices and curriculum development. Participants will explore practical applications of AI, including lesson planning, designing engaging and interactive content, creating dynamic assessments, and customizing individualized student learning experiences. Additionally, the workshop will highlight how to enable students to use AI in ethical and productive ways across various disciplines.

Through hands-on activities, collaborative projects, and real-world examples, faculty will gain a deeper understanding of AI’s transformative role in education. They will also explore new forms of student engagement, ensuring responsible AI use in both teaching and learning environments. This workshop prepares educators to harness AI to enhance classroom instruction, streamline administrative tasks, and equip students with the skills needed to navigate an AI-driven future.

Consisting of a dedicated exhibitor pavilion and a multi-track technical conference program this co-location capitalizes on the tremendous amount of synergy between the WorkBoat and Underwater Intervention audience. Underwater Intervention started in 1993 when the MTS ROV Committee and the Association of Diving Contractors International joined together to create the world's premier conference for Commercial Diving, ROVs, Underwater Surveys, AUVs, and Underwater Construction, Maintenance, and Repair Operations.

During this virtual workshop, educators will learn the foundations of solar power including the science and technology of solar PV and thermal energy. Organizers will also introduce activities for the classroom that engage students in dynamic, hands-on, energy-based learning.

All teachers who pre-register will receive a $150 kit before the 3 hour virtual training and we will go through how to use these materials in the classroom. This workshop has self-guided and in-person components.

Some things to know:

• Workshop cost is $250.
• This workshop and the materials used are geared towards middle school and high school teachers.
• No prior knowledge on solar energy is required.
• You will need a stable internet connection and dedicated space in which to work.
• A box of material will be shipped 4-7 days before the workshop.
• Preservice and retired teachers are welcome!