Why Participate in the AUV Symposium 2024?
Networking: Meet with the experts of the marine robotics world from academia, industry and government sectors from around the globe. Strong student representation is expected. The single-track conference will bring the community together – we believe that bringing everyone together under a single roof is the right way to start discussions that will take the leading edge of technology forward.
Additional networking sessions and socials are planned to facilitate fun and engaging discussions to brainstorm ideas for marine robotics of the future.
Possibility to extend to IEEE JOE journal paper: Abstracts/papers accepted and presented at AUV Symposium will be allowed to extend these into full journal papers and submit to an upcoming AUV 2024 special issue of the reputed IEEE Journal of Oceanic Engineering.
Marine robotics awards: Be part of the moment as we honour marine robotics researchers with the Mid-career Rising Star award and the Lifetime achievement award
Plenaries: from exciting speakers on a range of topics.
Student travel grant: Students can try to avail a travel grant to facilitate their travel to the conference.
Explore Boston: Northeastern University’s main campus is located in the city of Boston. Boston is the largest city in New England and is the capital of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in the United States. The city has significant historical value to American history. There are many attractions and historical landmarks to see while visiting the beautiful city of Boston!
Our Organizing Committee
Hanumant Singh, Northeastern
John Leonard, MIT
Katie Skinner, U of Michigan
Martin Ludvigsen, NTNU
Amanda L Bobe, ONR
David Rosen, Northeastern
Pushyami Kaveti, Northeastern
Victoria Preston, Olin College
Chris Roman, URI
Harumi Sugimatsu, University of Tokyo
Phil McGilivary, USCG
William Kirkwood, MBARI
Bharath Kalyan, National University of Singapore
Hayato Kondo, Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology
Michael Jakuba, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution