Real world challenges that face health care, transportation, space exploration, new product design and manufacture, and energy require interdisciplinary mechanical engineering approaches and perspectives. IMECE is designed to facilitate this powerful dialogue between disciplines in the global engineering arena and provide you with the information, tools, and expert insights you need to advance your career. Visit go.asme.org/IMECE and submit your abstract by March 7, 2016 to present your paper at IMECE 2016, November 11-17, in Phoenix.

TECHNICAL PROGRAM TOPICS INCLUDE:
• Acoustics, Vibration, and Wave Propagation
• Advances in Aerospace Technology
• Advanced Manufacturing
• Biomedical & Biotechnology Engineering
• Dynamics, Vibration, and Control
• Education and Globalization
• Emerging Technologies
• Energy
• Fluids Engineering
• Heat Transfer and Thermal Engineering
• Materials: Genetics to Structures
• Mechanics of Solids, Structures and Fluids
• Micro- and Nano- Systems Engineering and Packaging
• Safety Engineering and Risk Analysis
• Systems, Design, and Complexity
• Transportation Systems

Submission Guidelines

Abstracts must be submitted online by Monday, March 7. Abstracts received after March 7 will not be accepted and there will not be a deadline extension in 2016. Please visit the "Author/Organizer Login" section of the IMECE website to review the submission requirements.

Medical implants, jet engines, and lithium-ion batteries. These are just a few advances in mechanical engineering that require a mix of innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration. At ASME, we can trace innovations such as these back to 1880, when the very first proceedings of the 1st New York Meeting took place at what we now call the International Mechanical Engineering Congress & Exposition (IMECE). Submit your research by March 9 to IMECE and continue to create history with us in Houston.

Submit Your Abstract by March 9
As the largest interdisciplinary collaboration for mechanical engineering, you need to present your research at IMECE.Submit an abstract to present your paper to more than 4,000 attendees from 75+ countries representing more than 20 mechanical engineering disciplines. Include your research in this cross-disciplinary mix to help shape the technical content of the meeting and actively participate in the dialogue.

Visit www.asmeconferences.org/IMECE2015 to learn more. Submission Guidelines
Abstracts must be submitted online by Monday, March 9. Please visit the "Submit Abstract" section of the IMECE website to review the updated submission requirements. Also, please ensure that your submission represents either the first publication of material or the first publication of an original compilation of information from a number of sources as specifically noted by footnotes and/or bibliography. Your submission should not be similar to other work submitted to, or under consideration by, other organizations and/or journals.

We look forward to seeing you in Houston!