Conference on Systems Engineering Research | CSER 2022

The Conference on Systems Engineering Research 2022 (CSER 2022) is being hosted by Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Co‐founded by the University of Southern California and Stevens Institute of Technology in 2003, CSER has become the preeminent event for researchers in systems engineering across the globe.

The ​19th ​ ​Conference ​on ​Systems ​Engineering ​Research ​(CSER) ​focuses ​on ​theoretical ​work ​in ​systems ​engineering ​and ​its ​translation ​to ​practical ​application. ​The ​conference ​will ​include ​research ​papers, ​plenary ​speakers, ​panels, ​and ​interactive ​sessions ​where ​attendees ​can ​engage ​in ​discussions ​and ​idea ​generation.

Since ​its ​inception, ​CSER ​has ​become ​the ​primary ​conference ​for ​disseminating ​systems ​engineering ​research ​and ​germinating ​new ​research ​ideas.

Call For Submissions

• December 6, 2021 – Full papers due
• January 10, 2021 – Notifications to authors
• February 7, 2022 – Final papers submitted
• March 24, 2022 – SEANET and Tutorials
• March 25-26, 2022 – Conference at NTNU

For any questions regarding the event, please contact Conference Management: cser2022@kmdevents.net

• Conference Manager: Dr. Cecilia Haskins, ESEP, NTNU/USN

INCOSE Systems Engineering and Architecting Doctoral Student Network (SEANET) 2022 Workshop

INCOSE seeks to foster and accelerate doctoral research in the field of systems engineering by connecting student researchers through a network. The purpose of SEANET is to advance systems engineering research by providing a collegial support network, research resources, and contacts that will enable the completion of doctoral dissertations related to systems engineering. The INCOSE SEANET invites current and soon-to-be doctoral students to participate in this one-day workshop. Students will also have the option to exhibit a research poster.

The Systems Engineering & Architecting Research Network (SEANET) is an INCOSE sponsored organizational network of doctoral students working in the field of systems engineering and architecture. SEANET is aimed at fostering doctoral level research in systems engineering and contributing to the evolving intellectual agenda for systems engineering research. This year’s SEANET is being held virtually on March 24, 2022.

Organizers

• Dr. Alejandro Salado, The University of Arizona
• Dr. Cecilia Haskins, ESEP, NTNU/USN