ASME donates to charity's Sept. 11 relief effort
In December, ASME donated $10,000 in savings from scaled-back holiday celebrations to the United Way in support of the charity's Sept. 11 relief efforts.

Turbo Expo '02 is set to grapple with the industry's most perplexing issues
Turbo Expo — Land, Sea and Air, ASME's educational event for engineers, managers and users of gas turbine technology in all its applications, will again feature its Technical Congress and the Gas Turbine Users Symposium (GTUS) when it convenes June 3-6 in Amsterdam.

Multidisciplinary forum to address nanosystem functionality

Recognizing that the development of functional nanosystems must be the next step in the evolution of the nano field, the ASME Nanotechnology Institute is organizing a multidisciplinary forum in September to address nanosystem functionality.

Rocky economy means job seekers need to use savvy search methods
A survey of 16,000 firms from staffing provider Manpower shows that only 16 percent of employers plan to hire in the first quarter of 2002, a dramatic drop from the 27 percent of employers who said they planned to hire during the same period last year.

Companion Guide to Boiler and PV Code coming in March
With contributions by 36 experts in the Code's preparation and use, this set, edited by K.R. Rao, serves as a criteria document to the latest editions of the B31.1 and B31.3 Piping Codes and presents a summary of specific aspects of interest to users.

Shaw group to continue support of ASME campaign

Officer nomination process facilitates member participation

ASME member recruitment continues to rise

Activities abound Feb. 17-23 for Engineers Week

Goal of 'Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day' is to get message out to one million youngsters

IGTI investment in the future aided by student member's perspective

2001 IGTI Scholarship recipients

Involvement may net top prize of $5,000 in Young Engineers Award

New and updated computer-based training CDs are launched by CEI