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PROJECT MANAGEMENT. FACILITIES and OPERATIONS. AWARD MANAGEMENT. EHS. EDUCATION AND PUBLIC OUTREACH. CYBER (CI & CS).
PROJECT MANAGEMENT. FACILITIES and OPERATIONS. AWARD MANAGEMENT. EHS. EDUCATION AND PUBLIC OUTREACH. CYBER (CI & CS).
The National Science Foundation’s (NSF) Large Facilities Office (LFO) will host the 2023 Research Infrastructure Workshop from June 27 – 30, 2023, in Washington, DC.
Attendees will have the option to attend the workshop in-person or virtually. Tour of two Smithsonian facilities, including one undergoing constructions, will be given to those attending in-person.
Registration for the workshop will open on April 11, 2023 at 12pm ET.
The Research Infrastructure Workshop is a collaborative forum for all the National Science Foundation’s Research Infrastructure Projects. We strive to support NSF’s mission and promote the scientific endeavor with the following desired outcomes:
- Provide a forum to collect and share best practices and lessons learned
- Discuss new initiatives and collect community input
- Demonstrate project management, operations, and business-related tools and techniques
- Expand our community of practice by connecting colleagues across disciplines and organizations to promote collaboration between facilities
Registration Fees
- In-Person: The fee to attend the in-person workshop for all four days will be $1225. This fee includes breakfast, lunch, and regular refreshments for each day, and attendance at the workshop reception. It also helps cover the cost of audiovisual equipment rentals for the event. In-person speakers will be offered a small reduction in their registration fee.
- In-Person, Limited Attendance: For this year’s event, attendees who are only able to join in-person for one or two days will have the option to participate for a fee of $325 or $650, respectively. During the registration process, you will be prompted to indicate which days you plan to attend.
- Virtual: The virtual event registration fee is $200, which helps cover the technology expenses for remote participation. Speakers presenting virtually are exempt from this fee, while virtual scribes are eligible for a 50% discount.
Program content for this year’s workshop will include topics on: Facility Management including Facility Condition Assessment, Project Management (with some PDU offerings), Operations Management, Facility and Workplace Safety, Award Management, Cyberinfrastructure, Cyber Security, and Education and Public Outreach.
Notably, this year’s workshop will feature a track specific to Mid-Scale Research institutions.
Additional information regarding program content will be posted prior to the opening of registration. In the meantime, check out the agenda from the 2022 Workshop or you may contact us at: rioutreach@nsf.gov for more information. To sign up for notifications about the 2023 Research Infrastructure Workshop, sign up to Get Notified.
If you are interested in speaking, have examples to share, questions to ask, or have other related topic suggestions, please contact us at rioutreach@nsf.gov.