Delivered by Matt Beekman, AFCEA San Diego Chapter president and Katie Rainey, director of Science and Technology, Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance Department, Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific and NAML 2025 General Chair.

Opening Remarks

Keynote Talk: From "Chips War" to "Chiplets War"

Basic Research

Computer Vision

Large Language Models

#### **1. MAPT drivers: symbiotic relationships between the defense and commercial sectors**
Session Moderator: Stephanie Lin (ME commons)

Roundtable / Open Mic Discussions:
* Alex Phipps (Naval Information Warfare Center)
* Debra Delise (Analog Devices)
* Saverio Fazzari (Booz Allen Hamilton)
* Ameen Akel (Micron)

#### 2. Strategic Roadmapping for Semiconductor Industry 
Session Moderator: Ganesh Subbarayan (Purdue U)

**Keynote: Todd Younkin (SRC)
The MAPT Roadmap - A Plan to Revitalize the Semiconductor Industry for Decades to Come**

Roundtable / Open Mic Discussions:
* Brett Goldsmith (Naval Information Warfare Center)
* Dan Jiao (Purdue U)
* Erica Douglas (Sandia)
* Dave Robertson (Analog Devices)

Microelectronics Roadmapping

Speaker: RADM Kurt Rothenhaus, Chief of Naval Research


Keynote Talk: RADM Kurt Rothenhaus 

Session Moderator: Ronald Gyurcsik (NSTC)

**Keynote: Michael Holmes (DARPA NGMM) - The MAPT future: A Crystal Ball and a Magic Wand**

Roundtable / Open Mic Discussions:
* Carol Handwerker (CHIPS Program Office)
* Berton Mahardja (Semi Foundation)
* Tina Kaarsberg (DOE)
* Gamal Refai-Ahmed (AMD)
* Mike Burkland (RTX)

Microelectronics Roadmapping Cont'd

Human Factors

Tools and Infrastructure	

### Welcome to the 9th annual workshop on Naval Applications of Machine Learning!

NAML is the premier annual event showcasing current machine learning research relevant to Naval applications. We welcome participation from the defense community, industry, and academia. The NAML workshop is an opportunity for researchers from Navy research and development centers and our partner organizations to exchange technical ideas and to come together as a team. 
 Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific is partnering with AFCEA San Diego chapter to host the workshop.

The goals of NAML are:

* To spread awareness of current machine learning research relevant to Naval applications
* To connect machine learning researchers with experts in military requirements
* To build and strengthen collaborations within the defense research community

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