Protecting Intellectual Property to Promote Innovation and Trade - March 10 - 14, 2026
In March, New Hampshire will welcome professionals from multiple regions to explore how intellectual property drives innovation across the U.S. economy. The program will examine how research moves to market, how startups and established industries manage IP, and how collaborative models support innovation while maintaining ownership and trust.

Virtual Asset Investigations -  March 10 - 14, 2026  In March, New Hampshire will welcome professionals from Kazakhstan to explore U.S. approaches to investigating crimes involving virtual assets and cryptocurrencies. Participants will examine how law enforcement, prosecutors, and courts address cyber-enabled financial crime, including money laundering, digital fraud, and blockchain-based offenses. The program will focus on investigative techniques, digital evidence handling, interagency coordination, and the role of judicial systems in managing complex, technology-driven cases.

Research Security and International Science Collaboration - March 25 - 28, 2026In late March, New Hampshire will welcome international professionals to explore how the United States protects research security while promoting international science collaboration. Participants will examine how strong intellectual property protections, research integrity practices, and legal frameworks support innovation, fair trade, and national security while enabling universities, researchers, and industry partners to collaborate across borders responsibly.