Important Dates

Last date for abstract submission: TBD
Last date for registration: TBD
 

Abstract submission: The abstract submission portal will open soon. If you require additional time to clear your abstract, please reach out to Savio Poovathingal (saviopoovathingal@uky.edu) or Alexandre Martin (alexandre.martin@uky.edu) for an abstract template. The template remains the same. If you had a previous submission, please go ahead and use that template. 

Important: Even though we have an ITAR session, the abstract must be open as the server that recives the abstract is not ITAR-compliant. 

Conference Dates
November 5 – 7, 2024, Laurel, MD

The Ablation Workshop provides a single meeting point for integration and advancement of a multi-disciplinary research community of scientists and engineers working on aerothermodynamic ablation. This research community has members representing government agencies, the private sector and university systems across the world. The workshop usually attracts more than 150 participants across these institutions from all over the world. The primary objectives of the workshop are to:

1. foster improved communication across national boundaries;
2. expose the aerothermodynamic ablation modeling community to new ideas and techniques from adjacent disciplines;
3. bring new experimental techniques to bear on the problem;
4. discuss challenges faced in adapting existing techniques to address new applications.

Venue

The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (JHU/APL) in Laurel, Maryland will provide the venue for the 2024 Ablation Workshop on November 5th and 6th. This year's program will also feature a third day on November 7th, where ITAR work may be presented. The ITAR session will take place on-site at JHU/APL. Details on the ITAR session will be provided in the coming weeks, so stay tuned to the website.