September 25, 2025
The IAPG Electrical Systems Working Group (ESWG) Electrical Materials (EM) Panel Virtual Meeting Fall 2025 is scheduled for Thursday, September 25, 2025. The meeting is being held virtually in Microsoft Teams.
Meeting Theme
“The Role of Materials Discovery and Development in Domestic Energy and Power Supply Chain Security.”
Meeting Goals
The IAPG strives to share information and increase effectiveness of interagency research and development (R&D) programs in a wide realm of advanced power technologies. The ESWG Electrical Materials Panel Meeting will provide a forum for a cross-cutting review of current government research activities across the interest of ESWG members within the IAPG Member Agencies (Army, Navy, Air Force, Department of Energy, NASA, and the Department of Transportation).
Meeting Attendees – Please Review Carefully
Attendance at the ESWG EM Panel virtual meeting is limited to U.S. citizens only.
- U.S. government employees, including Intergovernmental Personnel Act (IPA) assignees
- Captive advisory and assistance services (A&AS) government contractors — those currently holding grants or contracts with a U.S. government agency, including academic institutions and both on-site and off-site performers
- Employees of federally funded R&D centers (FFRDCs) — this includes only employees of the FFRDC, not the administering entity (View the master list of FFRDCs.)
Meeting Registration
Pre-registration is required. The deadline for registration is September 18, 2025.
Overall Agenda
While the agenda is preliminary and subject to change, the Electrical Materials Panel has planned the following overall agenda:
Time (EDT) | Description |
---|---|
0945–0950 | Meeting login, sound/video tests |
0950–1000 | IAPG Welcome/Introductions |
1000–1350 | Scheduled Presentations |
1410–1540 | Breakout Session |
1540–1600 | Closing Remarks/Wrap-up |
Presentations may focus on the following topics (other relevant topics will be considered):
- The role of raw materials and material processing within the U.S. energy and power supply chain
- The process of materials discovery, development, and adaptation for U.S. energy and power systems
- Strategic stockpiling and diversification of energy sources and the supply chain
- Domestic rare-earth element and semiconductor processing initiatives
- Workforce development needs for the future of energy and power materials
Presentations
An electronic copy of your presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint or Adobe PDF format should be sent to Renee O’Brokta, IAPG Support Specialist, at renee.obrokta@nasa.gov, no later than September 18, 2025.
Contacts
Dr. Alex Leary, Chair
NASA Glenn Research Center
alex.m.leary@nasa.gov
Dr. Adam Wilson, Vice Chair
Army Research Laboratory
adam.a.wilson6.civ@army.mil