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Three different tests of the EmDrive were reported of varying degrees of rigor. All of the tests indicated that the claimed thrust is probably attributable to false positives.
Woodward's Mach Effect Thruster had more analysis if positive results are indeed genuine, and then determining if they are scalable to practical levels. Woodward's team, led by Heidi Fearn made a presentation. The Tajmar Dresden team had substantial progress to report, specifically where Maxime Monette covered the Mach Effect thruster details in addition to the thrust stand details from Matthias Kößling. There was also an analytical assessment by based on conventional harmonic oscillators, plus more than one presentation related to the underlying theory.