Environment, energy, and competitiveness examined at European Forum

The three key communities within the European engineering world — industry, policymakers, and academia — will be brought together in March at the ASME European Forum on Sustainable Engineering.

The forum, organized by the ASME Europe Office, will take place at the Brussels Exhibition Centre (Brussels Expo) in Belgium from March 19–21.

During the three days of the forum, industry leaders, engineering professionals, policymakers, and academics from across Europe will meet to debate issues and exchange best practices on three priority areas for the engineering industry: environment, energy and competitiveness.

The forum promises to attract a distinguished panel of speakers for the education program, along with delegates from across the European engineering community, including industry leaders, innovative small- and medium-size enterprises from the fields of energy and the environment, government policymakers at both national and EU level, and researchers and professors from the leading academic institutions in Europe as well as the next generation of engineers.

The forum brings together these communities, creating a focal meeting point for the European engineering industry and encouraging interaction and dialogue on the latest trends, new technologies, and policy implications. The event will also include an exhibition, providing a backdrop for industry to showcase the latest cutting-edge technologies.

Registration for ASME members is 850 Euros (approximately $1,119 U.S. at press time) before Feb. 16, and 920 Euros ($1,211 U.S.) after that date. Nonmember registration is 950 Euros ($1,250 U.S.) before Feb. 16, and 1,090 Euros ($1,435 U.S.) starting Feb. 17. Students may register for 165 Euros ($217 U.S.) before Feb. 16, and 190 Euros ($250 U.S.), after that. One-day registration is available to ASME members for 400 Euros ($526 U.S.) and to nonmembers for 500 Euros ($658 U.S.).

To find out more about the ASME European Forum on Sustainable Engineering, visit www.asme.org/europeanforum, or contact the ASME Europe Office, 32-2-743-1543, e-mail asme-forum@asme.org.

 

back to meetings & courses