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| - | + | The [[American Society of Mechanical Engineers]] [[Design Engineering Division]] Newsletter is an annual newsletter that summarizes the activities of the division, including reports from the executive committee, updates on journals and conferences, and reports from DED technical and standing committees. | |
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| + | Each annual issue of the ASME DED newsletter is published and distributed during the summer. Electronic PDF documents of past newsletters can be found [http://divisions.asme.org/ded/newsletIndex.html here]. In addition, beginning in 2007, a wiki version of the newsletter is also available on [[DDWiki]]. This wiki edition contains additional information that would not fit in the newsletter due to space limitations, and it is also available for updates that contributors wish to make after the newsletter has gone to press. In addition, other DED members are welcome to add contributions of their own to update fellow members on the many activities of the division. | ||
| + | * [[ASME Design Engineering Division Newsletter 2007 | 2007 Newsletter]] | ||
Revision as of 18:42, 29 May 2007
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers Design Engineering Division Newsletter is an annual newsletter that summarizes the activities of the division, including reports from the executive committee, updates on journals and conferences, and reports from DED technical and standing committees.
- Editor: Jeremy Michalek
Each annual issue of the ASME DED newsletter is published and distributed during the summer. Electronic PDF documents of past newsletters can be found here. In addition, beginning in 2007, a wiki version of the newsletter is also available on DDWiki. This wiki edition contains additional information that would not fit in the newsletter due to space limitations, and it is also available for updates that contributors wish to make after the newsletter has gone to press. In addition, other DED members are welcome to add contributions of their own to update fellow members on the many activities of the division.
