Cleveland

Welcome to the ISA Cleveland Section

APRIL PROGRAM

Wednesday, April 15th, 2026

Northeastern Ohio Science and Engineering Fair

Award Winners and Their Projects

With Technical Program

Technically Trivia

James Valli

and

Section Officer Elections

Social 5:30 PM
Dinner 6:00 PM

Section Officer Elections: 6:45 PM

Science Fair Winners: 7:00 PM
Technical Program: 7:30 PM

Location: Inchin's Bamboo Garden & Saffron Patch West

5106 Great Northern Plaza S

North Olmstead, OH 44070

Overview of Awardees:  The ISA Cleveland Section is proud to announce our two 2026 student science and engineering fair award winners and their projects:

Yifan Wang 11th Grade

Solon High School–Solon, Ohio

Impact Of Mechanical Design On Piezoelectric Energy Collection

Griffin Quigley 11th Grade

University School–Hunting Valley, Ohio

Improving the Efficiency Of Small Scale Turbines

The students will be introducing themselves, their parents, and presenting their projects to everyone.  They will be recognized by Herb Harpster and John Mihevic, the two judges for the science and engineering fair for our ISA Cleveland Section.  Our congratulations to all!

Overview of Technical Presentation:  Technically Trivia, James Valli

Ever wonder what Zonkatronic means?  Maybe, even an incorrect answer can lead you to fun information.  The Technically Trivia presentation will provide you with an enjoyable learning experience; some pop trivia, and some technical trivia will be included.  The technical questions will be basic for some and a review for others, but all will – probably – be entertaining.  So, don't miss this ISA Cleveland section meeting!

Registration:  Sign up HERE.  Please register by 5:00 PM on Monday, April 13th.

 2025-2026 Program Schedule

We are pleased to announce this year's program schedule.  Please save these dates.  We hope to see you all there!

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Officer Nominations

The officer nominations for next year have been announced.  Elections will be held during the April section meeting.

About ISA

Founded in 1945, the International Society of Automation is a leading, global, nonprofit organization that is setting the standard for automation by helping over 30,000 worldwide members and other professionals solve difficult technical problems, while enhancing their leadership and personal career capabilities.

ISA's Mission and Vision

ISA's mission is to empower the global automation community through standards and knowledge sharing.

 
Our vision is to create a better world through automation.

About ISA Sections

ISA is organized geographically, with 150 sections throughout the world. ISA sections are your local resource and networking hub to connect with like-minded professionals, learn about new technologies, and contribute your talents toward building the next generation of automation professionals.

ISA sections around the globe organize technical conference sessions, tours of local facilities, training programs, exhibitions, and social events. Many sections offer scholarships to deserving local students, organize efforts to contribute to the local community, and provide networking opportunities.

For more information about ISA and your local section, please email info@isa.org.