NASCC: The Steel Conference 2021

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Monday, Apr 12, 2021 10 AM — Friday, Apr 16, 2021 3 PMEDT

Online Event | Click here to attend and/or register

Steel is quite a dynamic physical material; seems it also can hold its own within the virtual realm! The American Institute of Steel Construction is pleased to announce that NASCC: The Steel Conference is being held as a virtual event in 2021.

Registration will open February 8.

The Steel Conference is that the premier educational and networking event for the steel industry, incorporating the planet Steel Bridge Symposium, QualityCon, Architecture in Steel, SSRC Annual Stability Conference, and NISD Conference on Steel Detailing. additionally to quite 150 practical seminars, the conference also features over 200 exhibitors virtually showcasing products starting from structural design software to machinery for cutting steel beams.

“While I’ll miss the give-and-take and interesting conversations I always experience at our traditional live conference, our virtual conference is that the next neatest thing . Our quite 150 sessions cover almost every aspect of steel design and construction with a mixture of well-known presenters and up-and-comers, all of whom are leading experts within the industry,” said Scott Melnick, AISC’s senior vice chairman .

Attendees have the chance to earn up to 23 PDHs by attending the conference’s cutting-edge, expert-led sessions. a number of this year’s sessions include:

  • Structural Analysis and Design of SoFi Stadium
  • The Theory and Practice of Difficult Negotiations
  • Fastener Fundamentals and Important Changes to the Upcoming 2020 RCSC Specification
  • Shaping Structures: The Case for Cast Steel
  • Let’s Go Nuts…and Bolts…and Washers
  • Brent Spence Bridge Emergency Repair
  • Staged Construction Analysis — Simple to Advanced

The Steel Conference 2021 also features two keynote speakers. beginning the event is James M. Fisher with “Jim Fisher’s Keys for Successful Designs: Quips & Myths.” Amit Varma will present the 2021 T.R. Higgins Lecture, “SpeedCore and Steel-Concrete Composite Construction — the simplest of Both Worlds,” on the ultimate day of the conference.

This year’s conference takes place April 12 to April 16. One low registration fee gains attendees access to all or any of the technical sessions, the keynote speech , the T.R. Higgins Lecture, and therefore the virtual exhibitor showcase. Registration opens February 8. Visit aisc.org/nascc to look at more conference information.

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