Date/Time
June 3, 2026 - June 4, 2026
All Day
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Event Description
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Engine Research Center (ERC) invites you to join us for the 2026 ERC Symposium “IC Engines and Power Generation: Technology, Simulation and AI”. The symposium will focus on the future outlook for IC engine technology in the light-duty, heavy-duty, and power generation markets as well as future trends in modeling and the application of Artificial Intelligence.

The 2026 ERC symposium is an in-person event known for the great opportunities it offers for networking. If you are unable to attend in person, we will have a virtual option available for the same price as in person attendance. For more information about this event and to view a draft agenda visit https://erc.wisc.edu/erc-symposium/
 
Attendees will:
  • Hear about the latest technology trends from recognized leaders.
  • Learn about uses of simulation and AI in powertrain development and controls.
  • Network with corporate leaders, researchers, technologists, and design engineers.
Location
Setting: In-Person
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Madison, Wi
UNITED STATES

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Registration information (Register by April 30th and SAVE!)
Online: https://uwmadison.eventsair.com/2026-derc-consortium/ercreg/Site/Register
Regular (early): $400, Student (early): $200
Regular (after April 30th): $500, Student (after May 12th): $250
$75 discount per person when registering a group of 5 or more at one time.

Presentations from internationally recognized experts and leaders from:
  • Aramco Research Center
  • Argonne National Lab.
  • Cummins Inc.
  • Caterpillar
  • Dumarey
  • FEV North America, Inc.
  • HORSE Powertrain Ltd
  • John Deere
  • MHI
  • PACCAR
  • Purdue University
  • Southwest Research Institute
  • University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
  • US Army DEVCOM Ground Vehicle Systems Center
  • UW-Madison
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