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The article discusses the highlights of the Elevcon 2008 conference of the International Association of Elevator Engineers (IAEE) held in Thessaloniki, Greece from June 11 to 13, 2008. It notes that more than 170 delegates and presenters gathered to exchange research results and reports regarding elevator technology and other related topics.

Information about the discussion of energy-related fire protection engineering and its challenges and solutions is presented. The said discussion focuses on alternative energy sources and their impact on fire protection engineers, authorities, owners and consumers. The discussion featured several professionals including Carl F. Baldassarra, Lynne Kilpatrick, and Thomas P. Mueller.

The article discusses the highlights of the 2007 American Society for Engineering Education Engineering (ASEE) Engineering Libraries Division (ELD) Annual Conference held at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel on Waikiki Beach in Hawaii, from June 24 to 27. It states that the preconference was a workshop that focused on the Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technology and its requirement for lifelong learning. A session on business and entrepreneurial information for engineers was conducted by ELD.

The article discusses the highlights of the combined 80th Annual Minnesota Section of the Society for Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration (SME) Meeting and the 68th Annual University of Mining Symposium in Duluth, Minnesota held from April 17 to 18, 2007. Attendees of the conference included engineers, executives and mining managers from different countries including Canada and Australia. The theme of the combined conference was Consolidation-Growth-Technology.

The presents the recipients of the Society of Plastics Engineers International Award given at Antec™ 2007 held in Cincinnati, Ohio in May 2007. Brothers Eugen and Karl Hehl have received the Business Management Award in recognition for leading the development of injection molding machine maker Arburg GmbH + Co. KG. Kun Sup Hyun has receive the Fred O. Conley Award for his contributions in the melt rheology and extrusion of polystyrene. Frank N. Kelley was given the Education Award.

The article presents an overview of the 2005 ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition, to be held from November 5-11, 2005 in Orlando, Florida. With more than 500 sessions and 2000 presentations, the Technical Program of the 2005 ASME Congress offers depth and diversity. In addition to hundreds of sessions sponsored by ASME Technical Divisions, the Congress features the following industry tracks--design and analysis, energy, ethics and licensure, health and safety, transportation and manufacturing. ASME's 25th Young Engineers Forum Tips for Career Success: Refine Your Skills and Present Yourself Professionally will take place on November 6.

Every year, microwave engineers descend upon one destination to hear the newest microwave theories and catch a glimpse of the latest products. That destination is the site of the IEEE MTT-S International Microwave Symposium (IMS). This year, Long Beach, CA is playing host to the conference and exhibition. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Presents a number of products to be shown at the National Manufacturing Week in Chicago, Illinois, on March 7-10, 2005. Push by engineers to create more realistic models; Engineers more concerned with fluid movements to benefit from advances made in the past year by Fluent Inc.; PennEngineering Motion Technologies to address motor applications. INSET: FLIGHT, SPEED TO HIGHLIGHT SPEECHES.

Highlights the 6th Annual Electric Power Conference and Exhibition in Baltimore, Maryland in March 2004. Percentage of increase in attendance; Strategic, tactical and technical tracks that were organized in sessions; Special tracks that were divided in sessions for other interest of engineer attendees; Groups that were divided in the annual meetings; Key themes that were the focus of the panel discussion moderated by Richard W. Cortwright Jr., managing director of Standard & Poor's.

Information on the topics discussed at a meeting in New York City sponsored by the New York State Education Department and Thomas Alva Edison Foundation Inc. aimed at getting high school boys interested in an engineering profession is presented. Topics include the shortage of engineers in the U.S. and proposal of programs and solutions for the problems. The meeting featured industrialists and educators from New York City, such as Benjamin C. Willis and Martin Hilfinger.

The article discusses the political advantages gained by Russian Foreign Minister Maxim Litvinov at the London Conference in England in July 1933. It states that prior to the conference, he managed to re-establish trade relations with England which were cut off in April when two British engineers were arrested in Moscow. His other triumph was securing the purchase of 70,000 bales of American cotton on a twelve-month credit, while his third was getting eight other nations, including Romania, to agree upon his authored definition of aggression.

Information about a convention of top industrialists, educators and manpower officials held in New York City in October 1956 is presented. They discussed the shortage of engineers and scientists and what can be done to solve these problems. Suggestions for better science and mathematics instruction on all school levels and the necessity for attracting more students into scientific careers have been heard. Moreover, plans for engineers to be efficient at work were proposed.

Talks about the International Electrical and Electronic Engineering Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility at the John B. Hynes Veterans Medical Center on August 18 to 22, 2003. Products and services from electromagnetic compatibility modeling software to complete systems to be exhibited by engineers; Information on the NARTE certification exam; Details on registration and reservations; Schedule of workshops.

Reports on broadband communication product launchings during the Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers' 2001 Cable-Tec Expo in Orlando, Florida. Viewsonics Inc.'s Performance line; AM Communications Inc.'s MapBOSS map data extraction and storage system; Terayon Communication Systems' Multi-Protocol Label Switching. INSETS: Tending the return path;Home networks still in their infancy, by Craig Kuhl;The envelope, please...;Let the (Cable-Tec) games begin...

Highlights the Society of Cable Television Engineers' Cable-Tec Expo 2000 held in Las Vegas, Nevada. Re-election of Jim Kuhns as chairman of SCTE; Product launches; Broadband Access Systems Inc.'s Cuda Analyzer; Videotek Inc.'s SpyderWeb Networked Monitoring System; Cheetah Technologies' Enterprise Fault Server; AM Communications Inc.'s FlexStat III transponder for broadband network equipment. INSETS: Is cable ready for telephony?;Right-sizing networks key to expansion.

Presents information on several announcements at the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Congress & Exposition in 2000. Electronic products Delphi Automotive Systems is providing to the industry; Application of plastics according to the Automotive Composites Alliance; Efficiency of the diesel direct-injection common rail fuel system developed by Bosch. INSET: Steel Hatches New Plan.

The article discusses Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 802.3 interim meeting which was held in Whistler, British Columbia from May 23 to 27, 2016. Topics include announcement on formation of the IEEE 802.3 YANG Data Model Study Group, views of Marek Hajduczenia, network architect, principal engineer at media firm Bright House Network, on introduction of Ethernet speeds, and views of John D'Ambrosia from technology company Huawei Technologies, on the formation.

The article offers information on the details and activities that will be featured in the organization American Society for Engineering Education in New Orleans' 123rd annual conference and exposition to be held in New Orleans, Louisiana on June 26-29, 2016.

The article offers news briefs related to organization American Society for Engineering Education's (ASEE) engineering councils in the U.S. Topics include the Engineering Research Council's (ERC) conference on Engineering Research held on March 9-11, 2015, the Engineering Technology Council's (ETC) 38th engineering Technology Leadership Institute (ETLI), and the launch of the Engineering Deans Council's Deans' Diversity Initiative in 2015.

The article focuses on the investors Marc Andreessen and Chris Dixon investing in cryptocurrency investment firm Scalar Capital. It discusses how the company's cofounders Linda Xie and Jordan Clifford founded the company through their prior experience in cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase and tracking bitcoin, the critical work of San Francisco Ethereum Developers Meetup of engineers and techies.

The author discusses Uponor Conventions held in the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas, California from April 4-6, 2018 .

The article discusses 100th anniversary of the IPWEA (NSW) Regional Forums and mentions that the event includes informative presentations with discussions throughout day with partners and stakeholders.

The article discusses Association of Consulting Engineering Companies British Columbia (ACEC -BC ) held in Vancouver in Washington, D.C. in January 2018.

The article offers information on construction related seminars in the U.S. from May to September 2018 such as one on project delivery using Construction Manager-based delivery method, construction industry management, and management of design process and preparation of construction documents.

Presents products displayed at the 1997 Society of Automotive Engineers Congress & Exposition held on February 24-27, 1997 at the Cobo Center in Detroit, Michigan. Includes an attachment tape; Pressure sensor; Power relay; Interior lighting; Other products; Vendor contact information.

Reports on the 1996 Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) International Congress and Exposition held in Detroit, Michigan. Showcase of automotive materials that are designed either to cost less or cut costs in processing; Trend toward materials with higher performance; Increase in the use of sheet molding compounds (SMC) for automotive parts. INSET: Plastic/metal cross-car beam advances `outsert' molding method..

Features some of the automotive parts, systems and technologies included in the 1996 Society of Automotive Engineers Congress & Exposition on February 26 to 29, 1996 in Detroit, Michigan. Technical sessions highlights; Custom vinyl caps, grips and plugs; Flexible seals; DAT data recorder; Press-Lok inserts; Synthetic lubricants.

The article features the engineering exhibition and concurrent technical conference, produced by the National Fluid Power Association (NFPA) at McCormick Place in Chicago. Insider tips from NFPA and input from engineers who developed new concepts are presented in the conference. The article also cites some of the major innovations developed by leading fluid power firms.

The article previews the 39th annual Wescon 1990 International Electronics Conference and Exhibition that will be held on November 13 to 15 in Anaheim, California. The conference aims to provide information to engineers on the latest innovations in their field and allied areas as well as feature designs and products that will be displayed in designated areas. A focus on the worldwide growth of the electronics market will be addressed. There will also be a special exhibit for personal computer-based electronic design automation vendors.

Presents a guide to the Engineering Recruitment Show on September 26-27, 1997 in Birmingham, England. Stand plan showing the location of each employer's stand; Details of employers taking part; National Motorcycle Museum location maps; Employer Seminar Schedules.

Presents information on the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) annual exposition and conference held in the Motor Capital. Development of the 1995 Opel Calbra Class 1 (CG1); Comments from Thomas K. Walker, president of Amcast Automotive; Revolution in the Czech Republic; Aluminum to plastic by United Technologies Automotive; Increase in Sheet Molding Composite at the 1997 Plymouth Prowler.

The article offers information on the OilDoc Conference held in Rosenheim, Germay in January 2019 which focuses on the reproducibility and repeatability of a testing oil and grease. It mentions that the conference featured Steffen Bots, member of the Society of Tribologists and Lubrication Engineers (STLE), who discussed the "Global Used Oil Analysis Programs: Challenges and Solutions."