Mechanical Engineering: Organizations

Includes information about organizational structure and services, membership, meetings, government affairs, awards, education, fellowships and scholarships, courses, and job openings. A section of the site deals with ASME accreditation, certification, and standards programs.

The American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers. This site has access to news, product announcements and reviews, general membership and organizational information, descriptions of research efforts, educational resources, and information about the development of industry standards.

Provides organizational information, lists of conferences and courses, and links to other rheology resources on the Web.

The Combustion Institute strives to "promote and disseminate research in combustion science," primarily through its biennial symposium on combustion research and its journal, Combustion Research. The Institute's web site offers information on upcoming symposia, a calendar of related conferences (with links), and a database of graduate programs and employment opportunities.

The CGA web site provides information on socisty publications and standards, an events calendar, and safety alerts and guidelines.

CSA enables the sharing of information concerning low-temperature processes and techniques, brings together researchers across various disciplines, promotes the research and development of low-temperature processes. The CSA site offers membership information, employment notices, a directory of corporate sustaining members, and a calendar of events.

The Institution of Mechanical Engineers is the fastest growing professional engineering institution in the United Kingdom.

ISOPE provides information on conferences, its publications (including proceedings and journals), membership requirements, and available scholarships.

ISSMO provides membership information, an overview of the mission of the ISSMO, and announcements of upcoming competitions, links to related sites with relevant content and information, including conference pages, and more conference-specific resources.

The Mechanical Engineering portion of this project is a directory of links to the home pages of scholarly societies in this particular field of engineering. Each entry provides a URL, stability ranking and the official acronym of the organization. Selected links contain information about the society. The page also includes a description of the guidelines followed for site selection.

This site encompasses all aspects of the study of the physical properties of materials, modeling and analysis, strain measurement, and structural testing. This web site provides organizational information, descriptions of publications, conference schedules, a list of short courses, membership information, and a buyer's guide, which is divided into three sections: equipment and products, professional services, and company listings.

The SAE web site includes membership information, student activities and scholarships, continuing education resources, a resume database, job listings, extensive conference and seminar calendar, and links to online forums.

Established in 1929, the Society of Rheology is dedicated to the study of the deformation and flow of matter. This web site has information on membership, publications, continuing education opportunities, and upcoming meetings, news, and a links to other web resources.

This organization is concerned with the science, technology, and manufacture of vacuum coatings. This offers a history of the society and of vacuum coating; information on membership, publications, conferences, and courses; employment listings; scholarship information; and a database of relevant products and services.