1. Engineering Science Segment (ESS)
Strategic Plan and Activities ( )
Bharat Bhushan, Member
Steven Unikewicz, Lead

2. Outline ASME Organization
BOG – TEC - EES; connect across the divisions/groups
ESS Leadership Team
Volunteer-Staff Partnership
ESS Goals and Strategy
ESS Activities

4. Engineering Sciences Segment (ESS)
Energy Sources and Processing Segment (ESP)
Energy Conversion and Storage Segment (ECS)
Design, Materials and Manufacturing Segment (DMM)
Gas Turbine Segment (GTS)

5. Technical Divisions – Primary TEC Segment Affiliation
ESP
DMM
Petroleum
Ocean Offshore & Arctic Eng. Pipeline Systems
Pressure Vessels & Piping
Research Comm. On Water & Steam in Thermal Systems
Computers and Info. in Eng.
Design Eng.
Dynamic Systems & Control Electronic & Photonic Packaging Fluid Power Systems and Tech. Info. Storage & Processing Sys. Microelectromechanical Eng.
Manufacturing Eng. Materials Handling Eng. Plant Eng. & Maintenance Process Industries Division Rail Transportation
Aerospace
Non-Destructive Eval. Eng.
ECS
ESS
Advanced Energy Sys. Engine
Environmental Eng.
Fuel Cell
Int. Combustion Engine
Mat. & Energy Recovery
Nuclear Eng.
Power
Solar Wind
Latin America Boilers
Applied Mechanics Bioengineering Fluids Eng.
Heat Transfer Management
Materials
Noise Control & Acoustics Safety Eng. & Risk Analysis
Tribology
Gas Turbine Segment (GTS)
Groups – ESS Affiliation
Nano Engineering for Energy and Sustainability (NEES)
Nano Engineering for Medicine and Biology (NEMB)
International Conference on Nanochannels, Microchannels, and Minichannels (ICNMM)
Student & Early Career Development (SECD) Council
ESS encompasses fundamental multidisciplinary engineering topics

6. ESS Leadership Team Volunteer-Staff Partnership
Steve Unikewicz ESS Lead
( )
Bharat Bhushan
Member at Large
( )
Robert Warrington
Member at Large
( )
Richard Meeker
Member at Large
( )
 Mina Pelegri 
Member at Large
( )
Sara Wilson
Member at Large
( )
A diverse group of ASME members representing industry, academia, and government institutions.
Brings perspectives and experiences from Divisions, Sections, Code & Standards, and Governance.
Focused on providing volunteer-to-volunteer support and along with dedicated staff resources help develop exciting events and content that address the needs of our Engineering Sciences community.
Sumanta Acharya
Member at Large
( )
Javid Bayandor
Member at Large
( )
Roy Hogan
ESS Rep. TEC Council
( )
Rick Cowan
ESS Past Chair
Tim Graves
ASME Dir. Tech. Conf. & Events.
Philip DiVietro
ASME Managing Dir. Publish.
Kara Dress
ASME Marketing Mgr.

7. ESS Goals
Facilitate and evaluate development of content for conferences and publications
Promote mission of ASME in advancing and disseminating knowledge to members
Create an environment that allows networking of different constituents to facilitate commercialization

8. ESS Strategy Support content and event development
Identify emerging and cross cutting technologies
Promote new content and dissemination methods
Connect technologies and people across the segments/divisions/groups
Be a voice of and advocate for divisions and groups regarding technical events and content
Provide a path for translation of Research to Commercialization
Enhance University-Industry-Government collaboration
Coordinate with TAPs to communicate ideas and opportunities to divisions and groups

9. ESS Strategy Enhance University-Industry-Government collaboration
Focus on interdisciplinary themes
(multiple Divisions and groups)
Provide a path for the translation of Research to Commercialization
Trend with emerging challenges to provide timely engineering solutions

10. Technologies selected as areas of focus
Core Technologies
Advanced Manufacturing
Robotics
Clean Energy
Bioengineering
Pressure Technology
Cross-Cutting Technologies
Internet of Things
Big Data Analytics
Artificial Intelligence
Cybersecurity
Sustainability
Materials
Nanotechnology
Design Engineering
Technology Advisory Panels (TAPs) for each core technology
and cross-cutting technologies

11. ESS Activities Support new content/event development
Encourage new activities and collaborations (NEES, NEMB, etc.)
Broaden ASME activities in core and cross-cutting technologies (TAP areas)
Use Key performance Indicators to track past events performance
Identify and disseminate best practices
Commercialization of Research
Bring commercialization to technology throughout ASME
Develop flexible Conference Models for ESS divisions for small meetings and specialized topics.
Communication
Continuing to work with ESS-division/group liaisons to enhance communication links
Meet with divisions/group leadership at IMECE
Meet with other SLTs (segment leadership teams)

12. Business Meetings
Conducting business with Monthly tele cons and 4 F2F Meetings
ASME HQ, NYC
IMECE
TBD, Strategic Location tied to Event
ASME Offices, Washington, DC
Focused themes for F2F meetings
Strategic Planning
Enhancing Events / Content Dissemination
Portfolio Review / Best Practices / Lessons Learned
Commercialization / Future Engineers
New Content / Alignment with ASME Top 5

13. ESS Liaisons
To provide a direct link to communicate with divisions and groups

14. Scheduled ESS Events 2/14/2018 IMECE FEDSM VVS BIO ICEM AJK REG COMS
MNMHT
NEMB
ICNMM HT HT
IMECE
2018
2019
2020
2/14/2018

15. Participating Divisions
2018 Events
Event
Year
Participating Divisions
Location
Participant Outlook
Status
16th Int’l Conference on Nanochannels, Microchannels and Minichannels (ICNMM)
June 10-13, 2018
Dubrovnik, Croatia
150
In progress
2018 AIAA/ASME Joint Thermophysics and Heat Transfer Conference*
June 25-29, 2018
HTD
Atlanta, GA
3000
Agreement signed by ASME and AIAA. In progress
Joint US-European Fluids Engineering Conference
July 15-20, 2018
FED
Montreal, Canada
600
World Congress of Biomechanics*
July 8-12, 2018
BED
Dublin, Ireland
1000
Agreement signed. In progress
Commercialization of Micro, Nano, & Emerging Technologies*
Sept 2018
AABME
Switzerland
100
International Heat Transfer Conference*
Aug 10-15, 2018
Beijing, China
Agreement signed by ASME and Intl HT Group. In progress
NEMB
Aug 20-24, 2018
Multiple Divisions
Los Angeles, CA
200
Internoise*
Aug 26-29, 2018
NCAD
Chicago, IL
800
IMECE
Nov 2018
Multiple
Pittsburgh, PA
3000+
Tribology Frontiers Conference
Oct 28-30, 2018
Tribology
Chicago
Agreement signed with STLE. In progress
10/31/2017
ESS Conference Stats
*ASME is not fiscally responsible for event

16. Participating Divisions
2019 Events
Event
Year
Participating Divisions
Location
Participant Outlook
Status
ICNMM
June 2019
St. John’s, Newfoundland
150
Contracted
MNHMT
July 2019
Dalian, China
300
Applied Mechanics and Materials Conference (MCMAT)
AMD, MD
TBD
350
Not started
Summer Biomechanics, Bioengineering, and Biotransport Conference*
BED
800
They will do their own thing.
AJK2019 (FED Summer Meeting)
FED
San Francisco
700 – 800 anticipated; ASME, JSME & KSME
Heat Transfer Summer Conference w/ Energy Sustainability and AIChE
HTD
Bellevue, Washington
450
IMECE
Nov 2019
Multiple
Salt Lake City, UT
3000+
*ASME not fiscally responsible for event
2/14/2018

17. Participating Divisions
2020 Events
Event
Year
Participating Divisions
Location
Participant Outlook
Status
Int’l Conference on Environmental Remediation and Radioactive Waste Management (ICEM)
Oct 2020
EED
Hamburg, Germany
500
Contracted
2/14/2018
ESS Conference Stats

18. Engineering Science Segment on ASME.org
ESS Contact Information/Links
Steven Unikewicz
Timothy Graves
Engineering Science Segment on ASME.org