The session will highlight UM-Flint’s new NSF-funded GRANTED and EPIIC projects, research in mobility and cybersecurity, and opportunities to engage with the university’s applied learning ecosystem. Leaders from technology, manufacturing, health care, and transportation are encouraged to participate in a brief presentation followed by a roundtable discussion to share challenges, explore solutions, and help shape future research collaborations and industry-relevant workforce training.
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March 3, 2026
9:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.
Automation Alley
2675 Bellingham, Troy, MI, 48083, United States
Free
For more information, please contact Wanda Norman at normanw@automationalley.com.
University of Michigan-Flint and its College of Innovation and Technology invite industry leaders to a dynamic exchange on technology innovation. The session is designed to bridge real-world industry needs with emerging university capacity. It will spotlight the teams behind UM-Flint’s new NSF-funded GRANTED and EPIIC projects, emerging university research in mobility and cybersecurity, and opportunities to engage the university’s growing applied learning ecosystem.
Representatives from technology, manufacturing, health care, and transportation sectors are encouraged to attend to meet with industry and university colleagues to discuss the challenges they’re facing today—and the breakthroughs needed for tomorrow. These insights will help shape collaborative pathways and inform how U-M Flint can design problem-solving research projects and develop industry-relevant training for students to meet industry needs.
The event will kick off with a brief presentation and then transition to a roundtable exchange between industry partners and university representatives.
Connect, collaborate, and help set new directions for Michigan’s next chapter of university-industry innovation.
March 3, 2026 Agenda
9:00 AM Opening Remarks
9:20 AM Presentation
11:00 AM Closing Remarks
