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Researchers discovered an affordable way to build a bacteria-powered, biogenic solar cell that works well in cloudy environments.
Approximately 2,500 engineers are expected to attend IMECE — the world’s largest interdisciplinary mechanical engineering conference — from Nov. 9-15. IMECE 2018 will feature more than 470 sessions over 16 technical tracks.
Engineer Robert Giasolli of Cagent Vascular shares the strategies he uses to improve the exchange of information to create successful product designs.
The Journal of Thermal Science and Engineering Applications is currently accepting manuscripts for a special issue, “Advances in Nanofluids: Modeling and Applications (ANMA)”. Submit your manuscript electronically by Nov. 30.
Why additive manufacturing is about to transform the supply chain.
The 2018 Nominating Committee has selected members for Society Office with terms starting in June 2019. ASME members can now vote for selected nominees via an online ballot.
September 24, 2018
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An upcoming special issue of the ASCE-ASME Journal of Risk and Uncertainty in Engineering Systems, Part B: Mechanical Engineering is currently accepting papers addressing the theme of human performance and decision-making in complex industrial environments.
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A new process makes 3D printing of graphene easier while preserving its mechanical properties.
October 01, 2018
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The ASME Journal of Medical Devices is currently accepting papers for a special issue focusing on the 3D printing of medical devices. Interested in having your manuscript included in the special issue? Submit your paper by Jan. 15, 2019, for publishing next June.
September 04, 2018
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For nearly 20 years, ASME has helped ensure the future of the engineering profession by providing financial support to outstanding undergraduate and graduate students. This year, 70 ASME student members received nearly $260,000 in scholarships.
October 08, 2018
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The on-demand flying taxi field is getting crowded, and that’s before many electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles (eVTOL) even get off the ground.
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Patented in 1873 by Civil War veteran Eli Janney, the Janney coupler is being recognized for its impact on rail safety and its technological significance. The Janney coupler joined train cars together reliably and firmly, resulting in less slack between the cars.
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