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UIDP Academy: Academic-Corporate Collaborations and the Future of Work at the Human-Technology Frontier
July 30, 2019 @ 1:30 pm - 6:00 pm EDT
Here’s your opportunity to attend two UIDP Academy Workshops at the University of Oxford. You can explore the campus, stay overnight at historic Keble College, dine in the magnificent Victorian Gothic Dining Hall – all for one fee. See details below.
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REGISTERThis workshop takes place immediately prior to the Oxford UIDP Summit and
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Academic-Corporate Collaborations and the Future of Work at the Human-Technology Frontier
Facilitators
Ramtin Attar, Autodesk
Georgia Chao, NSF
Meghan Houghton, NSF
Pramod Khargonekar, UC Irvine
Grace Wang, SUNY
Workshop Overview
Much attention is being paid to the Future of Work and its broad impact on people, how they work and live, how companies employ individuals, the role of government in supporting scholarship in this arena and developing programs to ameliorate negative consequences while proactively launching initiatives to produce positive outcomes. In response, the US-based National Science Foundation (NSF) launched its Big Ideas initiatives and one priority, Future of Work at the Human-Technology Frontier (FW-HTF), seeks to provide a greater understanding of how constantly evolving technologies are actively shaping the lives of workers and how people, in turn, can shape those technologies, especially in the world of work.
This session will explore the role that academic-corporate collaborations can play in supporting FW-HTF initiative and add key insights into the future of work.
Among the questions to be considered:
I. How will instruction be affected
II. What is the role of the private sector in preparing current students and re-skilling current workers
III. What can government do to support FW-HTF efforts through strategic university-industry partnerships
Format
This highly participatory workshop will incorporate presentations and breakout/tabletop discussions while leaving significant time for Q&A. Participants will be asked to share information on how their organization is preparing for a future with a different work model based on significant technology advancements.
Current Agenda
Who Should Attend
This workshop is targeted academic, corporate, government and nonprofit representatives who wish to learn more about current FW-HTF efforts or who possess responsibility for identifying, sponsoring, or managing FW-HTF research programs
Logistics
CONFERENCE LOCATION AND LODGING
Keble College
University of Oxford
OX1 3PG, United Kingdom
Download the logistics memo for other important details.
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Cost
£250
Cost includes two workshops, lodging at Keble College for one night (Tues., July 30), all meals and receptions on July 30 and breakfast and lunch July 31.