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ASME Congress and Exposition Set for Vancouver This November

The 2010 ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition, featuring 20 discussion tracks on topics ranging from energy to biotechnology, will be held Nov. 12-18, at the Vancouver Convention and Exhibition Centre in British Columbia, Canada. The Congress, ASME's largest annual conference, will bring together engineers, scientists and other professionals from around the world to discuss new research and applications that are shaping the future of engineering. The conference will consist of hundreds of technical sessions, covering advancements in aerospace technology, manufacturing, dynamic systems, safety engineering, and transportation, among many other subjects.

Multidisciplinary in format, the 2010 ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress also will address sustainable development, alternative energy, climate change, and other subjects at the forefront of the international dialogue regarding environmental health and safety.

Other events to be featured at the ASME Congress include an exposition and poster session featuring advanced research and applications in micro devices and nanotechnology. And as it is every year, a highlight of the Congress will be the annual ASME Honors Assembly, which recognizes distinguished service and outstanding achievement in mechanical engineering.

To find out more about the 2010 ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition in Vancouver, visit www.asmeconferences.org/Congress2010.

ICEPAG 2011 - FEB. 8-10, 2011, COSTA MESA , CALIFORNIA

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS Monday, August 16 DEADLINE

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Organizers are now accepting abstracts for the International Colloquium on Environmentally Preferred Advanced Power Generation (ICEPAG), now in its 11th year. Visit our recently updated conference Website for complete information.

http://www.apep.uci.edu/icepag2011/

The theme of ICEPAG 2011 is now "Advanced Power Generation: Tens of Kilowatts to Thousands of Megawatts." The conference features a plenary session followed by 15 sessions in four tracks highlighting CENTRAL POWER and DISTRIBUTED GENERATION technologies.

http://www.apep.uci.edu/ICEPAG2011/TRACKSANDSESSIONS.aspx

Presentations address the technological, environmental, regulatory and market aspects of the featured technologies, including (1) emerging international activity, (2) development of international markets, and (3) the potential for collaboration among participating countries.

https://www.asmeconferences.org/ICEPAG2011/index.cfm

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