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The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) is
a 120,000 member professional organization focused on technical,
educational, and research issues of the engineering and technology
community. ASME conducts one of the world's largest technical publishing
operations, holds numerous technical conferences worldwide, and offers
hundreds of professional development courses each year. ASME sets
internationally recognized industrial and manufacturing codes and standards
that enhance public safety. The vision of ASME is to be the premier
organization for promoting the art, science, and practice of mechanical and
multidisciplinary engineering and allied sciences to our diverse communities
throughout the world.
Our Credo: Setting the
Standard... in Engineering Excellence... in Knowledge, Community & Advocacy
...for the benefit of humanity.
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4th Annual Dayton Engineering Sciences
Symposium - This year's
Dayton Engineering Sciences Symposium was held on October 27.
The symposium is an annual Dayton ASME event designed to
facilitate communication between members of the regional technical
community, as well as to provide a forum for students (both
undergraduate and graduate), researchers, and engineering practitioners to present
their work. This years symposium was an outstanding success and
featured 98 technical presentations in 20 sessions spanning a broad
range of engineering science topics, with a special emphasis on
Energy. The keynote speech was delivered by Mr. William
Harrison, the Technical Director of Fuels and Energy for the Air Force
Research Laboratory's Propulsion Directorate. The keynote
presentation was followed by a panel session where experts engaged in
a lively discussion to cultivate a greater understanding of energy
issues, present challenges, and future opportunities for the science
and engineering communities. We would like to thank everyone who
participated for making this event possible, especially our industry
sponsors. You can find additional details about this year's
event at the DESS website, such as a list of the abstracts presented,
the symposium program, and photos from the event here:
http://www.cs.wright.edu/~asme/DESS.htm
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