Turbo Expo and IJPGC join forces in The Big Easy to assess power issues
Last month's 46th annual ASME International Gas Turbine Institute's Turbo Expo marked the first time the exposition was co-located with the International Joint Power Generation and Conference.

ASME develops new tools to help P.E. candidates ace licensing exam
The PE Online exam preparation is a self-study course that will be available Aug.1. This course reflects changes in the P.E. exam format.

ASME seminar in Virginia will examine microfluidics market and its development potential
In September, ASME's Continuing Education Institute will hold a forum that explores the current microfluidics market as well as identifying future industry objectives by looking at areas with strong development potential.

Nine new in-company training courses on variety of subjects, starting in July 2002
ASME will offer nine new courses for the upcoming year that will be available for in-company training starting in July 2002.

New Virtual Campus course offers education on Code modifications
A new computer-based training program available on the ASME Virtual Campus will help educate users about the recent changes in the 2000-2001 Code modifications for the Section VIII, Division 1 Code.

ICE Division conference will be hosted by Argonne National Lab
ASME's Internal Combustion Engine Division will hold its 2001 Fall Technical Conference from Sept. 24-26 in Argonne, Ill.

Pittsburgh meetings to cover design and computers
Engineers: If you've been waiting for one event where you could learn about the latest developments in a number of areas, including design automation, mechanical vibration, failure prevention and computers in engineering, the wait is over.

Upcoming ASME Professional Development short courses
A schedule of ASME PD short courses for August and September.