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Wright
Brothers' flight, and the industry it spawned, to be honored
ASME will mark the centennial anniversary
of the Wright Brothers' first airborne experience with two special events
that will take place during the 2003 ASME International Mechanical Engineering
Congress and RD&D Expo. Read
more. Three ASME members given the Society's highest honor Three ASME members — Richard Rosenberg, Karl J. Springer and John A. Swanson — were elected to Honorary Membership at the Summer Annual Meeting in June. Since 1880 when the Honorary Membership level was created, 361 members have been named to receive Honorary status. Eighty-nine of them are living. An Honorary Member shall be a person having distinctive accomplishments in engineering, science, industry, research or public service and those allied pursuits beneficial to the engineering profession. Read more. |
New
initiative results in format changes at 2003 Congress Educating ASME's membership about the Continuity and Change initiative that was launched in June has led to several changes in the traditional program for ASME's 2003 International Mechanical Engineering Congress and RD&D Expo in November. Read more. New book offers risk-based methods for buying equipment The handbook is described as a complete training tool for engineers who want to apply risk-based methods in an industrial setting. Read more. Rhodeses lead by leaving
gift to the ASME Foundation
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