Coverage of Congress 2000:

• Engineers make wonderful world of Disney possible
  In his November presentation to a packed house at Disney World, Disney World's vice president Greg Hale described some of the technical feats that have kept Disney at the forefront of the entertainment industry.
• Space exploration and biology make up inseparable parts of the future
  The U.S. aerospace program will excite the public and the scientific community alike in coming years, said NASA administrator Daniel S. Goldin in his lecture at Congress 2000.
• Congress 2000 takes attendees Beyond Traditional Boundaries
  Nearly 4,000 engineering professionals attended the ASME 2000 Congress in Orlando, Fla. Attendance was 25 percent higher than in 1999, when the Congress was in Nashville, Tenn.

Big names in nano world turn out for ASME's first meeting on topic
Interest in the world of nanotechnology is so great that the location of ASME's first meeting on he subject had to be moved to accommodate a larger-than-expected crowd.

ASME Career Expo offers options for Manufacturing Week attendees
ASME International will address the engineering job market by holding an Engineering Career Expo during National Manufacturing Week in Chicago this March.

Record numbers of users visit ASME.ORG

Computer journal, ASME's newest, to debut in March

Trash from growing global population is challenge for ASME division

Nomination deadlines loom for ASME honors and awards

Projects designed to generate interest among K-12 students to be funded by ASME Foundation grants

California student members bottle success at Student Design Contest