The Online Newspaper of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers/Vol. 22 No. 2/February 2003
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The Online Newspaper of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers/Vol. 22 No. 2/February 2003 |
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U.S. audience introduced
to 'New Faces of Engineering' program for E-Week Broad range of energy issues, solutions to be discussed at Tallahassee town meeting "Florida's Energy Needs: The Role of Technology" will be televised on WFSU. The meeting will address several energy issues facing Florida, and many other states: power generation and transmission, power and energy education, renewable energy sources and energy efficiency, and fuels and natural resources. Read more. |
Manufacturing
Week conference program orchestrated by ASME The conference program for this year's National Manufacturing Week next month in Chicago will feature some 100 industry-focused technical sessions — more than half of them organized by ASME. Read more. Conference to examine nano issues, research The forum's goal is to foster dialogue among researchers, government representatives, and industry members to ensure the steady development of nanotechnology. Read more. ASME engineers hope girls will follow their path 
In a broad outreach program to girls being introduced this month during Engineers Week, ASME President Susan H. Skemp issued a call to ASME's female members to help raise awareness about engineering and the rewards it offers by appearing at Girl Scouts of America venues. Nearly 100 members will participate in the "Introduce a Girl to Engineering" program from Feb. 16-22, during Engineers Week. Read more. |
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A young engineer nominated by ASME is one of 16 "new faces"
who will be featured this month in a National Engineers Week program to
recognize engineers as role models. Cor-