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The expo will include displays highlighted during the Department of Defense’s Lab Day in April at the Pentagon, according to the release.
AFRL is based at Wright-Patt, the largest single-site employer in Ohio with about 29,300 civilian employees and military personnel with an estimated economic impact of more than $15.54 billion.
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After the expo, nearly 500 Air Force researchers and engineers will share stories of achievements during the third AFRL Inspire event at the convention center.
Inspire, which will start at 1 p.m., is a “celebration of the people and contributions that make AFRL an outstanding research organization,” according to a press release. It will highlight the “innovative ideas” and “passionate people” that AFRL has to offer.
“Each speaker brings a different slice of AFRL that highlights the lab’s willingness to dream big and tackle heroic challenges for Airmen,” according to the release.
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Seven AFRL leaders will speak during the Inspire event, including:
• Dan Miracle, senior scientist in AFRL’s materials and manufacturing directorate.
• Amber Anderson, an engineer and program manager in AFRL’s directed energy directorate.
• Ivett Leyva, program officer for high-speed aerodynamics at the Air Force Office of Scientific Research.
• Justin Davis, 2nd Lieutenant and program manager for AFRL’s information directorate.
• Peter Mozloom, senior computer scientist and team lead in AFRL’s information directorate.
• Sarah Woody, Captain and deputy course director for the critical care air transport course at the School of Aerospace Medicine.
• Brennan Taylor, program manager in AFRL’s direct energy directorate at Kirtland Air Force Base.
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