The Online Newspaper of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers/Vol.21 No. 1/January 2002
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The Online Newspaper of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers/Vol.21 No. 1/January 2002 |
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ASME briefs Capitol
Hill staffers on nuclear plants The briefing, "The Nation's Nuclear Infrastructure," was part of a series of briefings on vulnerability and security that ASME organized after Sept. 11. The series is sponsored by ASME and several other societies. Read more.
Washington seeks ASME's expert advice The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) has asked ASME to provide a fellow with broad knowledge of nuclear reactor safety, pipeline safety and other vulnerable energy assets. Read more.
ASME and Fairfield University offer Web P.E. prep classes The 10-week classes, developed by professors from Fairfield University's school of engineering, will begin Jan. 22 with an orientation and run on consecutive Tuesday mornings at 7 o'clock through March 26. Read More. |
Congress Attendance
In New York Is Strong
Engineers get casting call to serve as voices of innovation Some 200 engineers will be needed over the next year for a new public radio program that is being launched. Read More.
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ASME
President William A. Weiblen cuts the ribbon to open the exhibit hall
at ASME's 2001 Congress. More than 4,000 people traveled to New York,
two months after Sept. 11, to participate in the 497 technical sessions
related to the highlight topic "Progress through Partnership: Team
Approaches to Today's Technology."