期刊名称：MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
About M.E. Magazine
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Mechanical Engineering Magazine Online is the online version of Mechanical Engineering magazine, the award-winning flagship publication of ASME Int'l (the American Society of Mechanical Engineers).
Published since 1880, Mechanical Engineering magazine provides an interdisciplinary view of engineering and is a recognized sourcebook and tool for navigating today's engineering challenges as well as tomorrow's breakthrough technologies.
The magazine's readers reflect a veritable who's who among technology and business leaders, and are the technologists developing the state-of-the-art innovations of today and tomorrow.
Mechanical Engineering Magazine Online is a gateway into the vast riches of cyberspace and provides a global electronic platform to showcase mechanical engineering's leading role in technological advancements.
Along with insight into technology innovations and the rich content of our publication(from nanotechnology to large turbine engines, design to process and integrated systems, engineering management issues, patents and trademarks)Mechanical Engineering Online provides a significant link to the vast and important community of ASME.
标题历史记录详细信息
| Incorporates (1982-1988): Computers in Mechanical Engineering (美国) (0745-9726) |
| Former titles (until 1919): American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Journal (美国) (0095-909X) |
| (until 1908): American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Proceedings (美国) | |
Instructions to Authors
Considering Mechanical Engineering?
The Expanding Role of Mechanical Engineers
Mechanical engineers build useful products for society. They design and manufacture everything from medical devices to jet engines, and they integrate computer chips into "smart products." Mechanical engineers now reach far beyond the industries traditionally associated with the field, such as transportation and power generation. Mechanical engineers are creating new, important technologies that impact upon every aspect of our lives.
Designing for a Sustainable World
Recognizing that the environmental impact of the products we use has become a crucial design consideration, Stanford's Mechanical Engineering department has made this an important focus. ME's focus on sustainable design aligns with Stanford's leadership position in promoting environmental sustainability - helping societies lean how to meet the demands for energy, food, water and other vital needs without undermining the planet's precious resources.
Combining Excellence in Education with Service to Society
The goal of the undergraduate program in Mechanical Engineering is to provide students with a balance of intellectual and practical experiences that enable them to address a variety of societal needs.
Our program at the undergraduate level prepares students for entry-level work as mechanical engineers or for graduate study in engineering or in another discipline where a fundamental engineering background constitutes a desirable foundation.
With a solid grounding in the principles and practice of mechanical engineering, our graduates are ready to engage in ethical approaches to engineering, with concern for society and the environment.
ME - A Broad Discipline
The Mechanical Engineering program is designed to provide students with a wide range of options within the field of mechanical engineering. The discipline is very broad, encompassing elements of these areas:
- energy science and technology
- propulsion
- sensing and control
- nano- and micro-mechanics
- design
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- mechatronics
- computational simulation
- solid and fluid dynamics
- microelectromechanical systems (MEMS)
- biomechanical engineering
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The five engineering themes around which the department is built make this broad-based education possible:
- Biomedicine
- Computational Engineering
- Design
- Energy
- Multi-Scale Engineering
The five programs within the department are built around these themes where a continued emphasis on fundamental understanding of a range of engineering and scientific concepts is combined with a sensitized empathy for human need.
The department's aim is to help produce academic and industry leaders. We believe that because of our unique and forward-thinking approach to research incorporating these five academic themes, as well as our emphasis on human-centered design and sustainability, our graduates are widely sought after.
Editorial Board
Editor-in-Chief: John G. Falcioni
Executive Editor: Harry Hutchinson
Associate Editors: Alan S. Brown, Jean Thilmany, Jeffrey Winters
Electronic Publishing Editor: Benedict Bahner
Copy Chief: Peter Easton
Art and Production Designer: Jessica Mission
Editorial Offices:
Three Park Avenue, New York, NY 10016-5990
E-mail: memag@asme.org
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