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Industrial Fab, Welding & MachiningThe Essential Guide to ASME Code Welding Services for Pressure Piping 2026The 2026 Shift – Codes, AI, and High-Stakes PrecisionIn this episode of Industrial Fab, Welding & Machining, the team at LTJ Industrial Services explores the high-stakes world of heavy-duty manufacturing. From the catastrophic risks of a single weld failure to the revolutionary 2026 ASME code updates, we break down why the industry is moving toward a "space-age" approach to fabrication.Whether you are managing a refinery, operating in the oil and gas sector, or overseeing power generation, this episode provides essential insights into the digital transformation of welding and the critical importance of traceability.
2025-12-2303 min
Manufacturing an American CenturyFrom Passion to Pathways: How ASME is Building the Next Generation of MakersIt was a real pleasure to welcome Kathleen Kosmoski, Director of Workforce Development at the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), to Manufacturing an American Century. Kathleen leads national efforts to strengthen the engineering talent pipeline and is helping connect community colleges, manufacturers, and engineering societies in new ways to close the skills gap.Kathleen shares how ASME is engaging the next generation of engineers through its Community College Engineering Pathways and Mechanical Engineering Technology Apprenticeship programs, both designed to make engineering education more accessible and aligned with industry needs. She discusses how these initiatives are helping...
2025-10-1837 min
ASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Episode 22: “Latina Engineer – Empowering and Inspiring the Next Generation” with Diana IrachetaTom Costabile and Jay Flores met with Diana Iracheta, founder of “Latina Engineer.” Through her social channels and speaking engagements, Diana shares her career journey with the hope of inspiring the next generation of engineers.
00:12 Welcome to the show with Jay Flores and Tom Costabile
00:47 Guest introduction - Diana Iracheta, Founder of Latina Engineer
2:23 What drew Diana to engineering in the first place
4:06 Diana shares her "Top 3 Influences"
5:26 Background of the Latina Engineer organization
7:50 Diana describes the achievement she is most proud of
8:54 Diana explains the impetus for tapping into social media to connect with audiences
11:30 Advice for young women cons...
2025-06-1314 minASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Episode 21 "Conformity Assessment and Competency Standards"Host Tom Costabile spoke with guests Dr. Phil Hopkins and Patrick Vieth about conformity assessment and competency standards, as seen through the lens of the pipeline industry.
00:09 Welcome to the show with Tom Costabile
00:23 Guest introduction - Patrick Vieth and Dr. Phil Hopkins
1:46 Phil and Patrick share their "Top 3 Influences"
5:19 "Innovation Station" - discussion about the future of engineering and AI
12:55 The importance of Conformity Assessment and Competency Standards in engineering
22:56 Discussion about STEM education and the ASME Foundation "Dr. Phil Hopkins Scholarship"
25:55 Thank yous and goodbyes
2025-03-3127 min
The Financial Coconut PodcastDistributed Workforce, JS-SEZ, Singapore Budget 2025 Fuels Business Growth [ft. ASME, Debbie Yong, AYP Group]Are your business ambitions outgrowing Singapore's shores? You're not alone. In our latest episode, we dive deep into the challenges and opportunities facing Singaporean SMEs looking to expand regionally.Join our host Reggie as he discusses with industry experts:- Jolin Nguyen, Managing Director of AYP Group, specialising in helping companies expand across 14 Asia-Pacific countries- Debbie Yong, Founder, Atypical Media, former journalist and brand strategist who's covered Singapore's F&B and retail scene for over a decade, and- Mr. Ang Yuit, President of ASME (Association of Small Medium...
2025-03-0446 min
E&H Manufacturing in Charleston, WVHow ASME Pressure Vessels Ensure Safety & QualityASME pressure vessels are more than just industrial components—they are vital for ensuring safety, reliability, and quality in high-pressure applications. Their rigorous design and manufacturing standards reduce risks, protect workers, and enhance operational efficiency. By adhering to ASME codes, industries demonstrate a commitment to safety and performance, ensuring their equipment can handle demanding environments with confidence.At E&H Manufacturing, we specialize in building ASME-certified pressure vessels designed to meet your unique needs. Based in Charleston, WV, we take pride in delivering high-quality solutions that prioritize safety and efficiency. Let us help you safeguard your operations with reliable, ex...
2025-02-2610 minASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Episode 20 - “From Super Soaker to Energy Solutions” with Dr. Lonnie JohnsonDr. Lonnie Johnson is an inventor with over 100 patents to his name, most notably, the Super Soaker® water gun, he is the President and Founder of Johnson Research and Development, as well as its’ affiliates Johnson Energy Storage and JTEC Energy.
00:09 Welcome to the show with Tom Costabile and Jay Flores
00:21 Guest introduction - Dr. Lonnie Johnson
1:10 Lonnie describes how he discovered a passion for engineering and inventing things during his childhood
2:11 Discussion about what can be done to support the future of engineering, in particular by encouraging the youth of today to explore STEM-related activities
5:37 Lonnie describes the different rol...
2025-02-2633 min
Fired Up: The TSSA Study Podcast3A2 Ep.2 - Code Calculations – ASME Section IASME boiler code calculations and compliance for pressure vessels
2025-02-2313 min
ASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Episode 19 - "E-Fest Tech Connect 2025"A panel of esteemed ASME volunteers provide their perspective on E-Fest Tech Connect – a unique, virtual event designed for students and early-career engineers.
00:00 Welcome to the show with host Tom Costabile
00:22 Guest panel introductions - Elisabeth Deeb, Nikhil Menezes, Santiago Campana Reyes, and Charbel Bou-Mosleh
1:41 Background of E-Fest Tech Connect event including history, current format, program content and the value of attending
3:45 The new ASME Digital Landmark Program and the partnership between the ASME History & Heritage Committee and the Student & Early Career Development Sector
4:55 Detailed description of what event attendees can expect
10:20 Tom and panel share their point of view on...
2025-02-1819 min
Mecánica al DesnudoLa Excelencia en la Ingeniería Mecánica y ASME: Innovación y LiderazgoEn esta entrega de Mecanicuentos, nos acompañan el presidente y la vicepresidenta de ASME Universidad América para compartirnos cómo esta asociación impulsa a los estudiantes en su camino profesional. Conversamos sobre las actividades y eventos que organizan, el impacto de ASME en la comunidad universitaria y las emocionantes oportunidades de colaboración que se vislumbran en el horizonte. Un episodio lleno de inspiración y aprendizaje para todos los apasionados por la ingeniería. ¡No te lo pierdas!
2025-01-1850 minASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Episode 18 - "STEM From Dance" with Yamilee ToussaintYamilee Toussaint is harnessing the power of dance to introduce young girls to STEM. By combining a love of dance, her Mechanical Engineering training and a passion for education, Yamilee hopes to help light the creative spark for those who typically lack representation in science.
2025-01-1415 min
生醫人生旅歷EP187-ASME V&V 40，醫療器材適用，真的不是Garbage in , Garbage Out...ASME V&V 40 Assessing Credibility of Computational Modeling through Verification and Validation: Application to Medical Devices 醫療器材開發，在減少動物實驗這個方向，電腦模擬計算也是一個重要角色。 然而，過去大家還是比較習慣做實驗，因此對於數值計算，常有懷疑的態度，畢竟太虛幻，能信嗎? 電腦模擬計算的結果，最常被人質疑，就是這些數據只是Garbage in, Garbage out? 真的就不是啊!!那就拿出證明出來... 簡單來說，在醫材產品開發的過程中，以電腦模擬產出了結果，我們該怎麼說明這個模擬的結果，是可以相信的呢? 這集是聽了會睡著的內容.. 睡不著一定要點進來聽 有緣自然會聽到後面 如果有人留言或者回饋，我們再來製作續集 也就是怎麼執行Credibility和依照指引產出FDA期待的報告 這集的重點: 1.Context of Use(COU) 2.Model Risk 3.Credibility 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/ckssiau1vq5ic082295g8on9d/comments 開頭&結尾音樂: Laid Back Ukulele Reggae - 30 sec edit Music by Jerome Chauvel from Pixabay ✎ 留言: podcast.biomeder.com/contact-us 📧 Email: media@biomeder.com 💰 小額支持: biomeder.com/product/pay-to-recognition 《生醫人生旅歷》podcast.biomeder.com 《BioMeder生醫人網摘》biomeder.com 這個節目，由生醫人文化科技製作播出。 Powered by Firstory Hosting
2024-11-2242 min
Elevator CareersEvan Rahey: Navigating the 2019 ASME Elevator CodeIntro:Today our guest is Evan Rahey, Sales Executive with Wurtec with a specific mission to sell and promote The WURCOM Two-Way Communication Solution in compliance with 2019 ASME & code requirements. Evan finds a lot of satisfaction working in the elevator industry and is happy to have found his niche. With his experience, Evan is uniquely qualified to educate the industry on this topic,Evan sees a lot of companies who are reluctant or unaware that they can build their communication platform using digital technology while saying goodbye to outdated analog lines and it's his job to b...
2024-11-1829 minASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Episode 17 - “Ready to Launch” with Joan Melendez-MisnerAs a Spacecraft Systems Engineer and science influencer, Joan Melendez-Misner is on a “mission” to not only help NASA return to the Moon, but also use her passion and expertise to encourage and empower minorities to pursue careers in STEM.
2024-11-1129 min
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2024-10-1600 min
Unter Druck#14 ASME Code B31 - Rohrleitungen für Wasserstoff mir Dirk KölblWas erwartet dich?
Heute spricht Dirk erneut mit Dr. Dirk Kölbl, Geschäftsführer der CIS GmbH über Wasserstoffrohrleitungen. Welche Abschnitte des ASME Codes sind für Rohrleitungen von Wasserstoff relevant? Was muss ich beachten, wenn ich eine solche Anlage mit der Druckgeräterichtline in Einklang bringen möchte?
Was muss ich bei der Werkstoffauswahl, Druckprüfung und bei der Qualifikation des Schweißverfahren beachten? Welche Vorteile bietet die Anwendung des ASME Codes für den Hersteller und für den Betreiber?
Moderation: Dirk Sticher
Gast: Dr.-Ing. Dirk...
2024-10-0111 minUnter Druck#13 ASME Code einfach erklärt mit Dirk KölblWas erwartet dich?Heute spricht Dirk mit Dr. Dirk Kölbl, Geschäftsführer derCIS GmbH über den ASME-Code. Wie unterscheidet sich dieses Regelwerk von den AD 2000-Merkblättern und der Druckgeräterichtlinie? Was gilt es beim Inverkehrbringen eines Druckgerät mit ASME Zulassung in europäischen Wirtschaftsraum alles zu beachten? Welche Anforderungen werden an die Fertigung und Prüfungen gestellt? Wie unterscheiden sich die Prüferinnen- und Prüferqualifikationen in den Regelwerken? Wie können die wiederkehrenden Prüffristen für Druckgeräte bestimmt werden, die nach ASME Code gebaut wurden?Moderation: Dir...
2024-10-0117 minUnter Druck#14 ASME Code B31 - Rohrleitungen für Wasserstoff mir Dirk KölblWas erwartet dich?
Heute spricht Dirk erneut mit Dr. Dirk Kölbl, Geschäftsführer der CIS GmbH über Wasserstoffrohrleitungen. Welche Abschnitte des ASME Codes sind für Rohrleitungen von Wasserstoff relevant? Was muss ich beachten, wenn ich eine solche Anlage mit der Druckgeräterichtline in Einklang bringen möchte? Was muss ich bei der Werkstoffauswahl, Druckprüfung und bei der Qualifikation des Schweißverfahren beachten? Welche Vorteile bietet die Anwendung des ASME Codes für den Hersteller und für den Betreiber?
Moderation: Dirk Sticher
Gast: Dr.-Ing. Dirk Kölbl
2024-10-0111 minASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Episode 16 - The ASME Committee on SustainabilityClimate action is a long-term proposition that requires persistence and the ability to pivot where necessary. The ASME Committee on Sustainability, led by Chair Sean Bradshaw and Vice-Chair Timo Marquez, is charged with ensuring ASME remains committed to doing its part in contributing to the larger prospect of realizing actionable progress in addressing climate change.
2024-09-2324 min
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2024-09-2300 min
Industry Today’s Industry InsightsASME: Driving STEM Education InitiativesPatti Jo Rosenthal chats about her role as Manager of K-12 STEM Education Programs at ASME where she drives nationally scaled STEM education initiatives, building pathways that foster equitable access to engineering education assets and fosters curiosity vital to “thinking like an engineer.”
2024-08-0730 minASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Episode 15 - Discovering “The Intentional Engineer” with Jeff PerryThe ability to be intentional with our own career path requires a certain amount of objectivity that’s not always easily attainable. Jeff Perry works with engineers to find ways to sustain their career development using a unique toolkit of training and coaching techniques. His ultimate goal is to help engineers unlock their unique potential, today and well into the future.
2024-05-1326 min
The Commend JourneyElevator Modernization and ASME Code ChangesIn this episode we discuss how changes in the ASME Code around elevators can be addressed with Commend solutions and how projects should be approached proactively.
2024-02-1316 min
Radio Tecnológico de CelayaEpisodio 3 T4 La mecánica de la vida - ASME en el TecNM en CelayaEn este episodio tuvimos como invitadas a dos integrantes de la Asociación Americana de Ingenieros Mecánicos (American Society of Mechanical Engineers - ASME) del Tecnológico Nacional de México en Celaya, Marian Reynoso y María Guadalupe Hernánez quienes nos platicaron en que consiste la asociación y las actividades que realizan.
Conducido por: Gretta Miranda y Juan José Murillo
2024-02-0951 minASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Episode 14 - Manufacturing, Automotive & Tech, with Shauna McIntyreOne crucial element to charting how technology will continue to evolve is the ability to remain objective. With decades of experience in manufacturing, automotive and the tech sector, Shauna McIntyre provides a unique perspective on the topic, in particular how engineers can play a pivotal role in bringing about innovation.
2024-02-0225 min
2024-01-1704 minASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Ep. 13 - Reimagining Women’s Workwear with Ana KraftCreating a startup isn’t for the faint of heart. Armed with her engineering background and a determination to help women, Ana Kraft founded Xena Workwear, which seeks to outfit women with PPE designed just for them. With no experience in the footwear industry, Ana faced an uphill climb to say the least. She recently sat down with Tom and Katlyn to share her unique success story.
2023-12-0118 min
Safety FactorInterpreting ASME B30.2-2022 UpdatesMajor changes in the latest version of the ASME B30.2 Overhead and Gantry Cranes safety standard took effect in 2023, bringing new requirements and guidance.In this episode, Tad Dunville and Bobby Hamilton from the ASME B30.2 Overhead and Gantry Cranes committee help interpret key updates for owners and operators."So this guy was calling me 'cause he had just purchased the new 2022 Standard. And he's like, "Man, trolley rail sweeps, it says, 'shall.' " And he is like, "Do you realize I've got dozens and dozens of cranes in here that don't have trolley rail...
2023-11-3042 min
ASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Ep.12 - It's Not Magic, It's Science! with Jay FloresInstilling a passion for STEM in the youth is essential to ensuring a constant pipeline of talent that will help solve the world’s problems. In this episode, Tom and co-host Karen Russo caught up with STEM Ambassador Jay Flores about his engineering journey and the exciting things he’s involved in. Jay has taken up the mantle of helping to inspire young minds to keep doing cool things in STEM.
2023-09-1222 min
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2023-09-1100 min
TASME TiMEEpisode 16: TASME TiME Live at the ASME ASM: Intersectional IdentitiesAt ASME's 2023 ASM we had a pleasure of hosting a special live episode of TASME TiME. We were joined by some of the conference plenary speakers to discuss Intersecting Identities and how this fit with the wider conference theme of developing a diverse workforce. We were joined by Professor Vishna Devi V Nadarajah from the International Medical University, Professor Sally Curtis from Southampton Medical School, and Dr Neera Jain from the University of Auckland.
For more detailed information about our three panel guests, full biographies can be found on the ASME website event pages for the ASM here: https://www...
2023-08-1553 min
ASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Ep.11 - Goal Setting & Career Journeys with Sylvia AcevedoThe ability to establish goals can be a critical component to driving successful career journeys. In this episode, Tom and Katlyn speak with Sylvia Acevedo, former CEO of the Girl Scouts of America, Systems Engineer at IBM, and Rocket Scientist at NASA(!), about her introduction to engineering and the professional development and interesting turns she experienced along the way.
2023-06-1428 minASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Ep.10 - Exploring the Hydrogen Supply Chain with Matthew BlieskeIn the ongoing discussion about alternative energy, hydrogen has emerged as a viable solution. Tom and ASME’s Managing Director of Strategy & Innovation Christine Reilley had the chance to speak with Matthew Blieske, CEO of LIFTE H2, a hydrogen supply chain integrator, to shed some light on how hydrogen can play a role in the global net zero emissions conversation.
2023-04-1321 min
Modern BioPharma PodcastSeason 4 - Andrew Lamore - ASME BPEToday's episode is with Andrew Lamore from Burkert USA Corp and ASME BPE Chair for Multi and Single-use Process Instrumentation.
As this show airs at the same time as the 30th Annual ISPE CASA Life Science Technology Showon Feb 28 2023, we thought it would be great to discuss some of the ways these two industry groups (ISPE and ASME) compliment each other to build a safer and more effective pharmaceutical manufacturing industry. In case you were wondering...they work "hand in glove". While you certainly could have one without the other...you wouldn't want to.
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2023-02-2834 min
ASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Ep. 9 - Cyber Security & Data Protection with "CyberSecurityGirl"Cyber security and data protection are two hot button topics in an ever-changing technological society. In this installment, Tom and his co-host Katlyn Coolbaugh, speak with Caitlin Sarian, who goes by the name “CyberSecurityGirl” on social media. Caitlin shares her career story and the trio delve into the finer points of how businesses and individuals can adopt best practices to keep their information safe and secure.
2022-12-2030 min
ASME TechCastASME Techcast: ASME's Paul Fakes Talks on Engineering Policy and the New CongressPaul Fakes, director of ASME's government relations education and outreach programs, talks about engineering and science policy in a new Congress.
2022-12-1622 minASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Ep. 8 - The Engineer's Lifelong JourneyTom is joined by ASME Chief Operating Officer Jeff Patterson, as they learn the story of long-time volunteer and current ASME Governor Andy Bicos. This episode entitled “The Engineer’s Lifelong Journey” explores some of the different ways a career in engineering can evolve and is told through the lens of Andy’s unique experience and perspective.
2022-10-2412 minASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Ep. 7 - James DeMuthTom and Roy interview Seurat Technologies CEO and co-founder James DeMuth to discuss how he is transforming the additive manufacturing process to enable a future that is better for our people and planet.
2022-09-1922 min
The BlueprintBlueprint #07.2: Marcus Lannie - Purdue ASME Part 2On today’s episode, we chat with Marcus Lannie. Marcus graduated this past spring from Purdue university with a degree in mechanical engineering. This coming year Marcus will be pursuing his Master’s in ME with a concentration in Product Design from UC Berkeley. During his time at Purdue, Marcus Lannie grew the purdue ASME organization from 10 to 300 members, was receipt of the Purdue Engineering fellows award, the highest engineering honor at Purdue, and recently received the 2022 ASME Charles T. Main Student Section Leadership Gold Medal. On this second episode, we discuss aspects of moving on as a leader, purs...
2022-09-1827 min
The BlueprintBlueprint #07.1: Marcus Lannie - Purdue ASME Part 1On today’s episode, we chat with Marcus Lannie. Marcus graduated this past spring from Purdue university with a degree in mechanical engineering. This coming year Marcus will be pursuing his Master’s in ME with a concentration in Product Design from UC Berkeley. During his time at Purdue, Marcus Lannie grew the purdue ASME organization from 10 to 300 members, was receipt of the Purdue Engineering fellows award, the highest engineering honor at Purdue, and recently received the 2022 ASME Charles T. Main Student Section Leadership Gold Medal. On this episode, we discuss the upbringing of Purdue ASME, how Marcus was able...
2022-09-0534 minASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Ep.6 - Libby Brooks And Kaemen LafleurTom and Roy interview Kaemen Lefleur (@Kaemen.the.Creator) and Libby Brooks (@LibbyBontheLabel) to learn how they are each using their social media platforms to inspire and encourage the next generation of mechanical engineers.
2022-05-1835 min
The BlueprintBlueprint #06: Tom Costabile - CEO of ASMEOn today’s episode, we sit down with Tom Costabile. Tom graduated from Manhattan College with a BS in Mechanical Engineering, and also holds an MBA from Long Island University. Tom has a rich history of leading high-quality teams and companies and is currently the executive director and national CEO of ASME. Our conversation with Tom touches on a variety of topics, spanning from his background, advice he has for students, and the countless opportunities that the ASME national organization offers for members.
We hope you enjoy this episode and thanks for Listening!
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2022-04-2537 minASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Ep. 5 - Nina Lanza And Tony NelsonTom and Roy interview engineer Tony Nelson and planetary scientist Nina Lanza from Los Alamos National Laboratory to discuss space exploration and life on Mars.
2022-04-0826 minASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Ep.4 - Kerry SigginsTom and Roy interview StoneAge CEO, Kerry Siggins to discuss how her personal struggles led to her professional success, how to be a strong leader and how to encourage more women to join STEM fields.
2022-02-2521 min
Da Hot SpotLIVE call in: Asmé x Bri JoiAsmé is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter from the Bronx, New York. Bri Joi is also an independent singer-songwriter from Chicago. Not too long ago, they released a heartfelt R&B tune, entitled, “Trust Issues.”
“Guess I shouldn’t have opened up, RIP this love, second-guessed my intuition. Always justified why I let you in, even shift the argument around so that way you always win. I wish I never gave a f***, yeah, I wish I never gave it up to you. I wish I knew exactly what I needed and I wish I never thought it was you. Took my heart and...
2022-02-1432 minASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Ep.3 - Andrew SmythTom and Roy interview aerospace engineer, baker, presenter and producer Andrew Smyth to discover the art of bakineering and discuss Andrew’s Netflix Show Baking Impossible.
2022-01-1822 min
hör.BAR - mehr Wissen, mehr Sicherheit, mehr Goetze.ASME-ZertifizierungWas ist ASME und wozu wird die Zertifizierung benötigt. Ein Erfahrungsbericht aus erster Hand.
In der zweiten Folge unserer hör.BAR spricht Jean Samuel Lin mit Dipl.-Ing. Johannes Juhnke, Leiter Qualitätsmanagement bei Goetze, über das Thema ASME, die Amercian Society of Mechanical Engineers. Der ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code ist ein ausführliches und umfangreiches Regelwerk bezüglich Druckgeräten, wie Sicherheitsventilen und beinhaltet ebenfalls Festlegungen zu Werkstoffen und Anforderungen an das Schweißen. Dabei werden sowohl Produkte als auch das Unternehmen anhand des QM-Handbuchs vom National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors zertifiz...
2021-11-2414 min
ASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Ep.2 - Hod LipsonTom and Roy interview roboticist and professor Hod Lipson to discover if machines can self-reflect, ask questions and even be creative.
2021-11-2225 min
The BlueprintBlueprint #01: Marcus Lannie & Sajon Seaberg - Purdue ASME ExecutivesOn the first episode of the ASME podcast, hosts Liam Kauffman and Aggy Tharun are joined by guests Marcus Lannie and Sajon Seaberg where they go deep into all Purdue ASME does. From hearing about Purdue ASME’s growth from only 10 members all the way to 300, to tips about gaining internships and launching a successful career, this episode demonstrates why being a part of Purdue ASME is unmatched.
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2021-11-1732 minASME's Unconventional EngineeringUnconventional Engineering Episode 1 - Ian DavisTom Costabile and Roy Firestone interview mechanical engineer Ian Davis to discover how he used 3D printing to create his own prosthetic hand.
2021-10-1417 min
Envision RISEReengineering the Approach to DE&I in Established Organizations with Michael Johnson, ASMEJoin the #EnvisionRISE podcast this week as we speak with Michael Johnson, Chief Strategy Officer of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). Michael shares the evolution of ASME, beginning in 1880, into a worldwide 100K+ membership of professionals and students who develop standards with rapidly changing markets and technology and how that rapid change must also be addressed from the inside out, beginning with their people.Join us as they discuss:The focus on DE&I for the future of ASME and the engineering professionHow ASME as an international group is taking on new challenges and...
2021-08-0519 min
Swaypod19. "Tusen Flows" - Asme, Album breakdownAsme släppte sitt debutalbum Tusen flows där han kom med Tusen flows till oss. Vi gjorde en detaljerad breakdown på produktionen, låtarna och konceptet. Lyssna på oss prata om varför Asme är en av dom viktigaste artisterna men också en artist som är väldigt speciell. Tack så mycket Asme för ett fett projekt bror!
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2021-05-1356 min
Man-watch RequiredHave your cake and eat it too. Conclusion to ASME section IX WPS review.The long awaited conclusion to the ASME section IX WPS review is finally here. If you thought the first episode was dry you haven't heard anything yet. In the conclusion to this 2 part technical series the boys discuss applying what they learned in the previous episode to real life repair and fabrication scenarios. Mastering ASME section IX is just the beginning, now the real work begins. Registration, construction code compliance, and welder qualifications. Oh and don't forget about the CWB, your hosts will attempt to decipher WPS data sheets and how to apply them. This episode really brings it...
2020-12-211h 42Man-watch RequiredLearn to bake a cake with Scott and Frank, ASME section IX WPS reviewHave you ever tried to bake a cake without following a recipe? Most likely it didn't turn out too well. The same could be said for attempting to perform a weld repair without following a proper WPS. Ok well maybe the ladder has some legal implications but you get the analogy. If you have ever struggled to navigate the crown jewel of the ASME boiler and pressure vessel codes "ASME section IX" or perhaps found it too daunting to even attempt. Then this is the episode you have been waiting for. Get your copy of ASME section IX ready...
2020-12-091h 33
Exploration into TechnologyFootball Face shields, Service Robots, STEM Coalition and the ASME Honors & AwardsASME Presents Exploration into Technology, this week in engineering.
FULL VIDEO EPISODES are available here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgghAIopNZMYkOh5aZQfx7Qqu64J2GmJU
2020-11-2306 min
ASME Today & TomorrowEpisode 26 – ASME’s Renowned Industry EventsFor this episode of ASME Today & Tomorrow, Tom sat down with Debbie Holton, ASME’s Managing Director of Industry Events, to learn more about what she’s working on. Debbie joined the ASME team in November of 2018 and brings a tremendous wealth of expertise and experience to the work and the team she now leads. Beyond her exceptional expertise, Ms. Holton is also one of the most natural and enthusiastic “people-people” we know, as you’ll soon hear for yourself.
2020-07-2900 min
ASME PodcastAn ASME Bitesize Guide to Social Media - Part 2Welcome to our 2nd episode of our ASME Bitesize guide to social media. In this instalment we address how to make the most of SoMe, assessing practical steps in using SoMe in medical education, including:
How can you as a medical education professional use it more professionally?
When is it best to use it?
When can you get started?
Practical points offering examples e.g. using social media at conferences
2020-07-2755 minASME Today & TomorrowEpisode 25 – ASME Programs & PhilanthropyIn this episode, Tom sits down with Kathleen Lobb, ASME’s Managing Director of Philanthropy and Executive Director of the ASME Foundation, and Anand Sethupathy, ASME’s Managing Director of Programs, for a wide-ranging discussion of ASME’s current Programs & Philanthropy efforts – a big part of what ASME is doing today to fulfill its historic mission “to advance engineering for the benefit of humanity.”
2020-07-1000 min
All Digital Additive Manufacturing3DP & AM Chat: ASME Events Update | Debbie Holton & Adam Penna | June 12, 2020June 12, 2020: Conversation with Debbie Holton, Managing Director of Industry Events at The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME).Topics include:Life since COVID-19Woman in 3D Printing happy hour: womenin3dprinting.com/upcoming-events/STEM curriculum / Inspire programASME Events: Town Hall, IShow, E-Fest, AM Medicalwww.asme.org/conferences-events/eventsCOVID-19 response from 3d printing and Additive Manufacturing.Validated PPE designs from the National Institute of Health (NIH)3dprint.nih.gov/collections/covid-19-responseASME COVID-19 response and resources: ww...
2020-06-1221 minASME Today & TomorrowEpisode 24 – Covid-19: How ASME is AdaptingIn this special, extended edition of ASME Today and Tomorrow, CEO/Executive Director Tom Costabile is joined by ASME’s entire Executive Management Team to discuss the myriad ways that ASME is adapting and responding to the unique challenges posed by the Covid-19 global pandemic.
2020-05-0500 minASME Today & TomorrowEpisode 17 - Meeting ASMEIn this edition of ASME Today & Tomorrow, ASME Executive Director/CEO Tom Costabile sits down for a wide-ranging conversation with ASME’s COO Jeff Patterson about meeting members and volunteers within the ASME Family.
2020-01-0700 minASME Today & TomorrowEpisode 16 –ASME’s Staff and the Spirit of Giving BackIn this edition of ASME Today & Tomorrow, ASME Executive Director/CEO Tom Costabile sits down for a conversation with another kind of ASME volunteer group -- ASME staff members who give their time and talent to brighten the lives of others through a wide range of volunteer service.
2019-12-1200 min
ASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Kenneth LiechtiThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Ken Liechti of University of Texas at Austin is an award-winning authority on the mechanics of interfaces, describing bonding, unbonding, and crack propagation using innovative experimental techniques with applications to thin film mechanics and graphene transfer. Pipe Major Emeritus of the Silver Thistle Pipes and Drums band out of Austin, Liechti speaks in this interview of his commitment to carrying on the traditions of his Scottish heritage, of building unique devices for uncovering the hidden science of interfacial fracture, and of his experiences articulating the value of mechanics in interdisciplinary...
2019-12-0944 minASME Today & TomorrowEpisode 15 – The ASME Executive Office Interns Class of 2019In this edition of ASME Today & Tomorrow, ASME Executive Director/CEO Tom Costabile sits down for a conversation with ASME’s Executive Office Intern Class of 2019 about their experience at ASME as well as about their visions and ambitions for the future.
2019-12-0400 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Wei ChenThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Wei Chen of Northwestern University is a pillar of the ASME design automation and design engineering communities and an exceptionally prolific contributor to the science of engineering design since obtaining her PhD in 1995. This AMR audio interview reflects on her long record of professional service, most recently as Editor of the Journal of Mechanical Design, and her perspectives on the power of interdisciplinary collaboration in promoting advances in predictive science, the integration of design in undergraduate engineering curricula, and how consumer choice may be influenced by purposeful design.
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2019-12-0259 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Emeritus Simon OstrachThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Recognized by NASA as a giant in heat transfer research, Prof. Simon Ostrach received the inaugural ASME Heat Transfer Division Memorial Award in 1975 and attained membership in the National Academy of Engineering in 1978 for his fundamental discoveries in the field of buoyancy-driven convection. This AMR audio interview paints a remarkable picture of six decades of intellectual leadership and advocacy, including his work as principal investigator on two NASA Spacelab missions in 1992 and 1995 that investigated surface-tension driven convection under microgravity conditions, his commitment to the rigorous integration of research and design, and...
2019-11-2550 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Rodney CliftonThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Rodney Clifton is among the pioneers in the development of experimental techniques for characterizing high-strain-rate material response, recognized with membership in the National Academy of Engineering in 1989 and the ASME Timoshenko Medal in 2000. This AMR audio interview tells his story from a modest background in a one-room country school, through his labor on the early construction of Interstate 80 in Nebraska, to research on computational techniques for wave propagation in elastic-plastic materials, innovative approaches to characterizing the viscoelastic response of vocal folds, and a life-long commitment to teaching and learning.
2019-11-1832 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Thomas HughesThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Thomas J.R. Hughes is a leading authority in engineering science and applied mechanics, recognized for his ground-breaking contributions to the computer-aided analysis of problems in fluid and solid mechanics. This AMR audio interview explores his experiences at the interfaces between research and design, academia and industry, and innovation and integration, his unique combination of gumption and curiosity, and how a flailing fire hose may have inspired a revolution in vascular surgery.
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Recorded: May 04, 2016
2019-11-1149 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Gábor StépánThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Gábor Stépán is the 2015 recipient of the ASME Thomas K. Caughey Dynamics Award in recognition of his seminal contributions to the analysis of stability of delay-differential equations with application to machine-tool vibrations, robot dynamics and control, wheel shimmy, and human balancing. This AMR audio interview depicts a research and educational career grounded in a love for applied mathematics and a desire for industrial relevance. It tells of his experiences with mainstreaming the counterintuitive effects of time delay, navigating a developing historical and geopolitical context at the conclusion of...
2019-11-0443 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Melany HuntThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Melany Hunt's research concerns the dynamics of particulate materials in dry or liquid-saturated environments with application to problems in industrial and geophysical processes. This AMR audio interview explores a high-impact career in science and engineering research, education, and administration, including her perspectives on the immersion of students in undergraduate research, innovative use of online course material, and unique student-oriented curricula, as well as the potential benefits of critically revisiting accepted scientific wisdom, and the challenge of capturing the sound of booming sand dunes after a good rain.
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2019-10-2843 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Julia GreerThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Julia Greer is a highly accomplished innovator in the area of nanoscale materials science and mechanics whose work has been recognized by the Sia Nemat-Nasser ASME Early Career Award, the Materials, Metals, and Minerals Society Early Career Faculty Award, and the Society of Engineering Science Young Investigator Medal. This AMR audio interview explores her pioneering contributions to the science of architectured hierarchical micro- and nanostructures, her engagement in high-impact outreach and translational research, her growth as a professional pianist, and the difficulty of rapping about nanoscale plasticity while playing a...
2019-10-2152 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Igor MezicThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Igor Mezic applies advanced methods of nonlinear dynamics and ergodic theory to the study of robust uncertainty management in complex networks and data assimilation in geophysical fluid dynamics. This AMR audio interview describes his path to a career of cutting-edge scientific research and engineering education, including his leadership in university-industry partnerships, his development of large-data diagnostic tools for forecasting coastal contamination from the 2010 Gulf oil spill, and his work on developing a curriculum in building energy efficiency.
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2019-10-1439 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Edwin KreuzerThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Professor Edwin Kreuzer is the President of the Academy of Sciences and Humanities in Hamburg, Germany, and former President of Hamburg University of Technology. This AMR audio interview describes his innovation of computer-aided methods in the analysis of multibody systems, his exploration of the nonlinear dynamics of airship-borne mechanical cranes and underwater robotic vehicles, and his perspectives on the need to train students to make creative use of fundamental knowledge of engineering science in service to society.
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2019-10-0746 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Zhigang SuoThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Zhigang Suo is the recipient of the 2012 William Prager Medal from the Society of Engineering Science and a member of the US National Academy of Engineering. This AMR audio interview describes his pursuit to bring fundamental principles of deformation, fracture, diffusion, and thermodynamics to the creation of cutting-edge knowledge in the modeling and design of polymer gels and lithium-ion batteries, as well as his commitment to traditional and novel forms of scientific collaboration, including as co-founder of the iMechanica website and promoter of scientific exchange and mutual understanding between the...
2019-09-3046 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Katia BertoldiThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Katia Bertoldi is the recipient of the Thomas J.R. Hughes Young Investigator Award from ASME and a Journal of Applied Mechanics Paper Award, both in 2014. This AMR audio interview explores her professional development, experiences, and insights as a student and later academic researcher and mentor, and describes her contributions to the accidental and purposeful invention of engineered materials with local structural properties that govern macroscopic material response, with applications to energy dissipation, energy focusing, and wave guiding.
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2019-09-2348 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Stuart AntmanThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Stuart Antman has made fundamental contributions to the development and application of methods for analysis of motion and instability of elastic and plastic bodies. This AMR audio interview describes a career of navigating the Timoshenko and Truesdell traditions of solid mechanics, the developing interface between mechanics and advanced mathematics both within the U.S. and internationally, and mentoring students to choose a path of self-reliance and opportunity for impact.
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Recorded: December 01, 2014
2019-09-1637 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Philip HolmesThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Philip Holmes is an internationally prominent mathematician and engineer whose fundamental contributions to the theory and applications of nonlinear dynamical systems span solid and fluid mechanics, animal locomotion, neuroscience, and cognition. This AMR audio interview describes an unconventional path from writing poetry in the Yorkshire Dales to writing the seminal textbook Nonlinear Oscillations, Dynamical Systems, and Bifurcations of Vector Fieldswith John Guckenheimer, for which the authors were awarded the American Mathematical Society Leroy P. Steele Prize for Mathematical Exposition in 2013.
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2019-09-0947 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastDr. Irene BeyerleinThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Dr. Irene Beyerlein co-directs the Los Alamos Center for Materials at Irradiation and Mechanical Extremes and is a leading international expert on microstructural changes to metals undergoing severe plastic deformation. This AMR audio interview explores her path to a high-impact research career, her passion for the science of material dislocations and fracture, and the influence of role models and mentors.
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Recorded: October 03, 2014
2019-09-0244 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Karl Johan ÅströmThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Karl Johan Åström is a pioneer and statesman in the fields of automatic, adaptive, and computer-aided control engineering and system identification, whose fundamental contributions to scholarly and applied research have been uniformly recognized. This AMR audio interview describes his experiences at the interface between academic research and industrial applications, a story of how fortune rewards the bold, and the risks of sending feedback control signals over large distances across manual phone exchanges.
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Recorded: September 15, 2014
2019-08-2656 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Anthony BlochThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Anthony Bloch of the University of Michigan is a leading scholar and contributor to the fields of geometric mechanics and control of mechanical systems with symmetry, including as co-author of an influential graduate textbook on nonholonomic mechanics and control. This AMR audio interview features his personal recollections of a wonderful story of fundamental discovery in dynamics and control, scientific friends and collaborators, the growth of a technical community, and remarkable connections between applications of engineering dynamics and the mathematics of symmetry and constraints.
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2019-08-1944 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Joe D. GoddardThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Joe Goddard of the University of California San Diego is the 2012 recipient of the G.I. Taylor Medal of the Society of Engineering Science, awarded for outstanding research contributions in the mechanics of complex fluids and the thermodynamics and transport properties of physical and biological systems. This AMR audio interview features his personal reflections on an international career at the forefront of applied mechanics research, the science and scientists straddling disciplinary boundaries, and work on his “petit soufflerie”, a wind tunnel for probing boundary-layer hydrogen kinetics in atmospheric reentry problems.
2019-08-121h 03ASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Howard StoneThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Howard Stone of Princeton University is the recipient of the 2008 G.K. Batchelor Prize, and a member of the National Academy of Engineering and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He has authored some 300 journal publications focused on fundamental problems in low-Reynolds number flows, using a combination of theory, computer-based modeling, and experiments. This AMR audio interview features his personal reflections on the excitement of disseminating scientific research to the general public through yearly holiday lectures at Harvard and Princeton, on the nature of scientific discovery, and the joys...
2019-08-051h 01ASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Markus BuehlerThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Markus Buehler of Massachusetts Institute of Technology is the 2012 recipient of the Society of Engineering Science Young Investigator Medal in recognition of his significant contributions to computational materials science research, including the use of molecular-based multiscale modeling to study the mechanical properties of spider webs. This AMR audio interview features his personal reflections on the integration of research and education, the relationship between materials science modeling and musical composition, and his path to a career in science and academia.
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2019-07-2949 minASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. David BarnettThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. David Barnett of Stanford University is the recipient of the 2012 A.C. Eringen Medal from the Society of Engineering Science in recognition of sustained outstanding achievements in Engineering Science, including significant archival publications on topics related to the anisotropic elastic theory of crystal defects, waves in anisotropic elastic solids, non-destructive evaluation of residual stresses using ultrasonics, thermodynamics of stressed solids, modeling of diffusion in fuel cell membranes, and modeling of capacitance of atomic force microscope tips. This AMR audio interview features his personal reflections on applied mechanics and engineering science...
2019-07-2658 min
ASME Applied Mechanics Reviews PodcastProf. Avram Bar-CohenThe Applied Mechanics Reviews Podcast Presents:
Prof. Avram Bar Cohen of the University of Maryland is a leading expert in thermal packaging of micro and nanosystems, and a forward thinker on technological leadership, forecasting, and management. He is an honorary member and Fellow of the ASME and a recent recipient of the 75th Anniversary Medal of ASME's Heat Transfer Division in recognition of service and contributions far beyond the call of duty. This AMR audio interview features his personal reflections on cutting edge research in thermal management and miniaturization, a career of service to the applied mechanics...
2019-07-251h 03ASME Today & TomorrowEpisode 13 – SPECIAL EDITION: A Conversation with All Five Women Presidents of ASMEIn this special edition of ASME Today & Tomorrow, ASME Executive Director/CEO Tom Costabile hosts a wide-ranging conversation with Nancy Fitzroy (ASME’s 105th President, who served 1986-87), Sue Skemp (ASME’s 121st President in 2002-03), Vickie Rockwell (ASME’s 130th President in 2011-12), Madiha Kotb (ASME’s 132nd President in 2013-14), and Charla Wise, (ASME’s 136th President in 2017-18) – every one of the distinguished women to have served as top officer of this Society.
2019-07-2300 min
The All Things Ansys PodcastEpisode 040: Live From the 2019 ASME Turbo Expo - CFD Applications for TurbomachineryIn this episode your host and Co-Founder of PADT, Eric Miller is joined by Ansys CFX & Turbo Tools Lead Technical Product Manager Robin Steed, and Managing Director at PCA Engineers Limited, Chris Robinson, live at the 2019 ASME Turbo Expo in Phoenix Arizona, for a discussion on the past, present, and future of Ansys CFD and its use in the realm of turbomachinery. Both Robin and Chris have multiple years of experience working in this industry, and their expertise provided some fascinating insight into what this tool is all about.
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2019-07-0153 min
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2019-06-2702 minASME Today & TomorrowEpisode 12 – How ASME Stays at the Top of the Technical Publishing WorldArticle C2.1.1 of ASME’s Constitution states that “The Purposes of the Society are to … promote the art, science and practice of mechanical and multidisciplinary engineering and allied sciences”; By-law B2.1 says that one of the most important ways ASME does this is to “…publish papers and reports and disseminate knowledge and experience of value to engineers.” In this episode of ASME Today & Tomorrow, ASME Executive Director/CEO Tom Costabile talks with Jane Davidson, Chair of ASME’s Pubs Committee and Philip DiVietro, ASME’s Managing Director for Publishing, to discuss some of the challenges they have handled together at the helm of ASM...
2019-06-2400 minASME Today & TomorrowEpisode 11 – How ASME Stays at the Forefront of Technology LeadershipASME’s TEC Sector is home to ASME’s 36 technical divisions, each of which is devoted to a distinct discipline or area of mechanical engineering. ASME’s technical divisions are natural hubs for all sorts of activities within those disciplines, including production of ASME’s world-leading technical conferences and the publication of the knowledge and expertise shared at those conferences. In this episode of ASME Today & Tomorrow, Executive Director/CEO Tom Costabile speaks with Tim Graves, ASME’s Managing Director of Technical Events & Conferences, about the amazingly broad and important work of ASME’s TEC Sector, about which aspects of t...
2019-05-3100 minASME Today & TomorrowEpisode 10 – ASME Volunteers: The Pulse of Our SocietyASME’s volunteers are the lifeblood of this society; their dedication and excellence are the basis of everything ASME does both for engineers and for the wider world. As Executive Director/CEO Tom Costabile says: “It’s all about the volunteers.” In this episode of ASME Today & Tomorrow, Tom speaks with Pasquale Dell’Aquila, a volunteer leader based at ASME’s Oregon Section, about how he first became involved in volunteering with ASME, about the rewarding work he has done and continues to do, and about his goal to encourage engineers everywhere to share his passion for ASME.
2019-05-1700 minASME Today & TomorrowEpisode 9 - ASME: Learning & Development for EngineersASME’s Learning & Development efforts are among the most important work this Society does on behalf of engineers and engineering. But in today’s world, engineering education opportunities aren’t needed only at the beginning of one’s path – they are vitally important both all throughout a career and yet also “right now,” in response to professional needs that arise in real time. In this episode of ASME Today & Tomorrow, Executive Director/CEO Tom Costabile talks with Arin Ceglia, ASME’s Director of Learning & Development, about what her team is working on to serve the life-long and yet “just-in-tim...
2019-05-0300 minASME Today & TomorrowEpisode 8 - ASME and BioengineeringBioengineering is one of the five strategic technologies ASME has chosen to focus its efforts in coming years (the others are Advanced Manufacturing, Pressure Technology, Clean Energy and Robotics). In this episode of ASME Today & Tomorrow, Executive Director/CEO Tom Costabile talks with Christine Reilley, ASME’s Business Development Director for Healthcare, about ASME’s work in the areas of bioengineering and biomedical engineering, as well as how the Society is responding to the needs of the ME profession and the wider world in an era of undreamt-of possibilities at the intersection of biology and engineering.
2019-03-2900 minASME Today & TomorrowEpisode 7 - A Conversation with Two ASME PresidentsWhile ASME has been dedicated to its work for engineering and the wider world for more than a century, today’s ASME is, as the saying goes, not “your grandfather’s ASME.” In this episode of ASME Today & Tomorrow, Executive Director/CEO Tom Costabile talks with ASME’s President-elect Rich Laudenat and Past President Bob Simmons and about how the Society has changed over the years while becoming more effective and focused on advancing its mission than ever.
2019-03-0600 minASME Today & TomorrowEpisode 6 - ASME‘s Efforts to Transform Engineering EducationASME is involved in a variety of efforts to transform, revitalize and diversify engineering education, with a focus on making headway with the many conflicting demands on what students should learn, how they should learn, and who should be learning.
In this episode of ASME Today & Tomorrow, ASME’s Executive Director Tom Costabile and Director of Strategic Communications Michael Cowan chat with Aisha Lawrey, ASME’s Director of Engineering Education, about the Mechanical Engineering Education Leadership Summit coming up in March and other important events this year, and about why she is such a passionate advocate for increasing diversity in e...
2019-02-2000 minASME Today & TomorrowEpisode 5 - ASME Engineering Festivals™ and ASME EFx™ Celebrate the Excitement of EngineeringInspiring and engaging tomorrow’s engineers is central to ASME’s mission. ASME Engineering Festivals™ (E-Fests) and the related series of activities known as ASME EFx™ are some of the most exciting ways the Society engages next generation engineers all around the globe. In this episode of ASME Today & Tomorrow, Callie Tourigny, ASME’s Senior Vice President for Student & Early Career Development, and Brandy Smith, ASME’s Senior Manager of STEM Programs, join Tom Costabile, ASME’s Executive Director, and Michael Cowan, ASME’s Director of Strategic Communications, for a discussion of how they’re raising the bar on inspiring the n...
2019-01-2400 minASME Today & TomorrowASME Today & Tomorrow, Episode 4: A Bright Future In EngineeringThere may be no more important factor in ensuring the continued vitality and impact of the engineering profession than attracting and nurturing the next generation of engineers. In this episode of ASME Today & Tomorrow, Brianna Migliaccio, President of the ASME Chapter at New York University and a member of its engineering school’s Class of 2020, joins Executive Director Tom Costabile and Michael Cowan, Director of Strategic Communications, for a discussion about what inspired her to pursue studies in mechanical engineering and why the opportunity to serve as an engineering leader means so much to her.
2019-01-0700 minASME Today & TomorrowASME Today & Tomorrow: Episode 3, A Look into ASME’s Nominating ProcessASME’s Nominating Committee selects nominees for the positions of ASME President and at-large members of the Board of Governors to be filled at each annual election. In this episode of ASME Today & Tomorrow, Howard Berkof, Chair of the Presidential Task Force on Nominations as well as of ASME’s VOLT efforts, and RuthAnn Bigley, Coordinator of Governance, join Executive Director Tom Costabile and Michael Cowan, Director of Strategic Communications, for a conversation about the importance of the nominating process and ASME’s volunteer leadership pipeline.
2018-12-1900 minASME Today & TomorrowASME Today & Tomorrow: Episode 2, Code WeekOne of ASME’s signature activities is Code Week. In this episode of ASME Today & Tomorrow, Gerry Eisenberg, Director, Pressure Technology Codes & Standards, and Steve Rossi, S&C Project Engineering Manager, join Michael Cowan, Director, Strategic Communications, for an in-depth look at Code Week.
2018-09-2400 minASME Today & TomorrowASME Today & Tomorrow: Episode 1The first episode of a new podcast from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Episode #1 features an interview with Executive Director Tom Costabile, who sat down recently with Michael Cowan, ASME’s Director of Strategic Communications, to talk about what brought him to ASME, his goals for this first year, and what he sees as the key challenges and opportunities facing the Society.
2018-08-1400 min