11th Naval Academy Science and Engineering Conference
November 6-8th, 2022

The U.S. Naval Academy, a leading institution of higher education with strong programs in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), hosts an annual conference to bring policy makers and science advisors together with university faculty and students to discuss significant science and engineering challenges.

The conference provides a forum to bring together the nation's future Navy and Marine Corps officers with their peers from other colleges and universities, both civilian and military, from across the country. Participants engage in discussion and research on some of the key scientific and technical challenges facing the nation and the world. 

For NASEC 2022 the conference theme is Powering the Modern World. Delegates will engage in conversation about alternative energy, the ethics and global implications of energy, and sustainable technological advances. 

Conference attendees will have the unique opportunity to hear from distinguished speakers about their perspectives on the main themes of the conference. In addition, a Poster Session offers student participants who are active in research at their home institutions the opportunity to present and discuss their work.

Attendance at NASEC is limited. Undergraduate students who wish to attend must be nominated by the Dean or President of their college or university. Interested students should ask their college leadership to reach out to us regarding the nomination process, which typically occurs in September. 

While we recognize the ongoing challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Naval Academy team has decided to host an in-person event following strict protocols for everyone's safety and peace of mind. There will be no Google Meet or Zoom Link provided for virtual access.

If you have any questions, please contact Prof. Cody Brownell at nasec@usna.edu.

The Naval Academy Science and Engineering Conference is made possible by the generosity of Huntington Ingalls Industries.