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Greetings ASME Technology and Society Division (T&S) members!

The Technology and Society Division, like all other ASME technical divisions, must self-generate income to fund activities. ASME does not provide funding from membership dues. You may choose to make a voluntary tax-deductible contribution at the time of your annual member renewal by electing to donate to “Technical Division”. Since the Technology & Society Division is your primary Division your donation will be deposited into our account. On either the standard or the on-line form you will note an opportunity to provide this donation (in addition to opportunities to support your local Section and/or donate to the ASME Foundation, which are
also encouraged!).

On behalf of the Technology & Society Division, the Division Executive Committee asks that each Division member consider making a minimum ten dollar ($10) contribution, as part of your annual membership renewal, to “Technical Division”. This modest contribution on your part will provide the Division with much-needed operating funds to pursue sponsorship of sessions at ASME conferences, publication of a T&S Division Journal/Newsletter and other expenses.

Thank you for your support!

Jan 20 2014 9:37 AM
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Apr 26 2013 4:23 PM
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Som Karamchetty
Such technology is very worthwhile. But, It is important to trace the flow of one hundred percent of such materials from the point and time of implantation to the point and time of their departure from the human body.
Jul 08 2016 2:59 PM

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SRINIVAS DODDAPANENI
A wall of FANS cleans air by Mr. Mark Crawford,Jun 2016. This phenomenon of co 2 capture involves lots of energy as friction losses are enormous.Where as Japanese scientists tried capture and carbon dioxide sequestration underneath earth and sea bed a decade ago.One should favor their efforts as it involves less energy contributing greatly to its transfer mechanism.Re inventing the wheel does not yield any results to Global community.
Jun 27 2016 10:27 AM

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SRINIVAS DODDAPANENI
A wall of FANS cleans air by Mr. Mark Crawford,Jun 2016. This phenomenon of co 2 capture involves lots of energy as friction losses are enormous.Where as Japanese scientists tried capture and carbon dioxide sequestration underneath earth and sea bed a decade ago.One should favor their efforts as it involves less energy contributing greatly to its transfer mechanism.Re inventing the wheel does not yield any results to Global community.
Jun 27 2016 10:27 AM

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Som Karamchetty
Solar to Hydrogen through affordable technology is a very worthwhile development. Researchers should also work on storage, transportation, and handling of hydrogen. If such a method and process are successful, many rural farmers can install small plants and harvest hydrogen. They can transport it to central locations where the collected Hydrogen can be used for fuel cells in cars. The model will be similar to rural farmers producing milk, which is collected by vans and delivered to processing stations for urban consumers. Rural economy gets a strong boost from Solar Hydrogen.










May 31 2016 5:34 PM

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Mr Rohit B Solanki Jr, BE
Greetings,

It is often said that "Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works."

I have design a COMMUTABLE SLING which can transform into A Chair, A Trolley And The Back Pack. It can be utilized at Home, Public Places, Offices, Institution, Construction Site, etc This product design have"been selected in EDR design competition in the third round for voting. Please visit the site to view my concept and support me to get this idea turn to a reality.


Share it with all the faculty members and students as well.


Site for voting :- http://www.edrdesigncompetition.in/vote/4
https://shar.es/1eLwmc

Steps for the voting:::
1) go to the link which is given here :- http://www.edrdesigncompetition.in/vote/4

2) click on “vote Rohit Solanki” , it will ask you to login

3) login it via Facebook account or any account listed there.

4) Go to "Results" from Menu

5) Select " 2. Rohit Solanki" and click on "Cast Vote" vote him.


Note:- Log in to count your vote
May 23 2016 6:15 AM

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The Federal Fellows Program, enables selected ASME members to devote a year working in government, providing technical advice to policy makers in Congress, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, and key federal agencies.

May 18 2016 7:29 AM

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Yash Shah
I want to do a mini project in Mechanical engineering so can you suggest a cost efficient and newly invented technologies??
Sep 16 2014 8:16 AM
Anonymous | May 29 2015 11:42 AM
Continuemos la conversación por privado si le interesa.
Private continue the conversation if you are interested.
Anonymous | May 29 2015 5:53 PM
los profesionales independientes pueden guiarlo sin costos si ellos quieren, pero Usted tendría que definir su objetivo y acotar sus recursos para entonces comenzar a calcular el proyecto para Usted.
Podría contratar de forma rentada, a algún estudio de ingeniería y/o negocios o los mismos profesionales y así obtener su eficiencia económica.(texto de origen)
Anonymous | May 29 2015 5:57 PM
independent professionals can guide you without cost if they want, but you have to define your target and limit their resources to then begin to calculate the project for you.
You could hire so rented, some study engineering and / or business or the same professional and get their economic efficiency. (translated by google and verified by my)
Tasha Rodriguez | May 31 2016 8:56 AM
I think you should go for 3d printing technology, which has altogether changed the way of manufacturing of mechanical devices. It has also been utilized by manufacturing giants like www.atlanticprecision.com/dlm-vs-slm
, The Staratasys, Shapeways etc to produce better quality product and also to enjoy cost cutting benefits. Go for it.

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Kathryn Holmes
ASME ANNOUNCES THE ASME ADVANCED MANUFACTURING FELLOWSHIP AT "AMERICA MAKES!"
ASME is pleased to announce our first Advanced Manufacturing Fellowship opportunity at "America Makes" in Youngstown, Ohio.
The Fellow will serve a one-year term as a liaison with internal and external partners, including policymakers, to help America Makes enhance its network of education and workforce development solution providers and help organize the development of the Body of Knowledge on Additive Manufacturing process, material, and design understanding and methods, both those emerging and those currently in practice, that offer promise for engineering design and technical implementation in the production process.

A $60,000 stiped will be provided. For full information and an application, please visit:
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The Federal Fellows Program, enables selected ASME members to devote a year working in government, providing technical advice to policy makers in Congress, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, and key federal agencies.

Aug 01 2014 3:39 PM

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Kathryn Holmes
Vote on ASME’s 2015-2016 Public Policy Priorities! It may come as no surprise to you, but out of 435 members in the U.S. House of Representatives and 100 in the U.S. Senate, only 11 have engineering degrees. Policy decisions should be backed with sound science, engineering and economics. The Public Policy Agenda is a very important tool for the Society, as it will drive ASME Government Relations activities and programs at the federal level. All ASME members can vote on the issues that they believe are having the biggest impact on ASME and engineers in general by completing our online policy survey at:

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Feb 13 2014 6:19 PM

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Kathryn Holmes
Subscribe to ASME Capitol Update for the latest legislative & regulatory news! The Monday, Feb.10, 2014 edition includes: 1) 2014 Science & Engineering Indicators Report Released: China, Asia “Catching Up” to “Less Dominant” US; 2) EPA Announces Review of Its Standards for Nuclear Power Operations: Public Comments Due June 4th; 3) State Department Releases Keystone XL Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement: 30 Day Public Comment Period Underway; 4) House Energy and Commerce Report Urges Opening of Liquefied Natural Gas Export Gates, and more! Contact Kathryn Holmes, Director, ASME Government Relations at holmesk@asme.org to subscribe.
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Kathryn Holmes
Subscribe to ASME Capitol Update for the latest legislative & regulatory news! The Monday, Feb. 3, 2014 edition includes: 1) House Energy & Commerce Committee Approves Two Bipartisan Energy Bills; 2) Secretary Moniz Announces Nearly $50 Million to Advance High-Tech, Fuel Efficient American Autos; 3) Senators Coons and Rubio Introduce Bill to Modernize Aspects of National Lab System; 4) NASA Offers Space Tech Grants To Early Career University Faculty and more! Contact Kathryn Holmes, Director, ASME Government Relations at holmesk@asme.org to subscribe.
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Kathryn Holmes
Subscribe to ASME Capitol Update for the latest legislative & regulatory news! The Monday, Jan. 27th edition includes: 1) President Obama Signs Memorandum Establishing a Quadrennial Energy Review; 2) U.S. Thought Leaders Offer Obama a Wide-Ranging Plan for Clean Energy; 3) NASA Announces Partnership Opportunities for U.S. Commercial Lunar Lander Capabilities; 4) Enlightening Video Stories Reveal Science and Engineering Behind the 2014 Winter Olympic Games; and more! Contact Kathryn Holmes, Director, ASME Government Relations at holmesk@asme.org to subscribe.
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