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The American Society of Mechanical Engineers

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Learn from others as you develop your professional plan and connect to the broader ASME community.

Celebrating Human Rights Month

Our mission at ASME is to advance engineering for the benefit of humanity. This means working together to make the world better for all, including those outside the U.S. Everyone deserves the right to live a full healthy and happy life, and our work as engineers is essential to reaching this goal.

Exciting Opportunity with the ASME Board of Governors!

We are pleased to announce an open position on the ASME Board of Governors.

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How do you make parts for the Mars Rover? With GD&T

GD&T, or Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing, is a symbolic language used by engineers to convey precise design intent to the manufacturers who produce their parts and assemblies.

New Unconventional Engineering Episode

Tom Costabile’s podcast featuring interesting and unique stories

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Flexible Finger Points to New Possibilities for Semiconducting Materials

A team of researchers at the University of Melbourne and RMIT University have developed the next generation of wearables in the form of a flexible finger with enormous potential for sensing.