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Engineering Update

Aerospace

Aerospace Engineering & Manufacturing July 27 digital issue features Propulsion andMaterials

Military & Aerospace August issue features Trends in NextGen and Air TrafficManagement

Business of Engineering

Consulting-Specifying Engineer August issue features Energy Audits, Benchmarking andEnergy Star for Buildings

Engineering Inc. Sept/Oct issue features Opportunities in Environmental Cleanup andTen Steps to Writing the Successful Proposal

National Society of Professional Engineers August/September issue features IntegratedProject Delivery

Chemical

Chemical & Engineering News August 1 issue features Sustainability and distributed at theACS Fall National Meeting

Chemical Engineering August issue features Capital Cost Estimation and Process ControlChemical Engineering Progress August issue features Energy Supplement and distributed

at the Ammonia Safety Conference

Civil

CE News August issue features 2011 Best Firms to Work For Event PreviewCivil Engineer August issue features Structural Engineering and Infrastructure

Construction

Better Roads August issue features Better Bridges and Smart Traffic TechnologyRoads & Bridges August issue features Sustainable Pavement and Alternative BridgesStructural EngineerAugust issue features Risk Management and 2011 Best Firms to Work

For Event Preview

Editorial Features/Special Sections

July 2011


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Diversity

Diversity Careers August/September issue features Native Americans in Technology andEnvironmental & Chemical Engineering

Society of Women Engineers Fall issue features Conference Preview and Hispanic HeritageWorkforce Diversity Summer issue features Top 50 Employers and Civil/Structural

Engineering

Electronic

Electric Energy September issue features Metering Infrastructure and distributed at theGridWeek Conference

Electronic Component August issue features Trains, Planes & Automobiles and Smart Grid& Alternate Energy

Evaluation Engineering August issue features Power Supplies/Sources and EnvironmentalTest Applications

IEEE Spectrum August issue features Green Tech/Advanced Cars: NanocompositeMagnetic Materials

Energy/Environmental

EnergyBiz Sept/Oct issue features the Implications of Abundant Natural Gas anddistributed at the GridWeek Conference

Environmental & Science Engineering Summer issue features Annual Government,Association and College Directory

Pollution Engineering August is Back to School issue and features Environmental SensorsPower Engineering August issue features Emissions Control: Particulate Control

Equipment

Government

GI Jobs September issue features Telecom/Technology and the NFLGovernment Engineering July/Aug issue features Fleets & Accessories and distributed at

the American Congress on Surveying and Mapping

Military Engineer September/October issue features Asset Management and Contractingand Acquisition


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HVAC

ASHRAE Journal August issue features Commercial Refrigeration and Humidity Control HPAC Engineering August issue features Evaporative Chilling and Thermal Storage

Manufacturing

Control Engineering August issue features Direct-Drive Wind Turbines and LegacyNetwork Integration

Manufacturing EngineerAugust issue features Laser Technology and Machining Centersand Cells for Energy

Mechanical

Engineered Systems August issue features Mission Critical HVACR and BuildingAutomation

Facilities Engineering Sep/Oct issue features Beyond Green and How to Hire a SecurityStaff

Mechanical Engineering September issue features Design Processes and Materials &Assembly

Plumbing Engineer August issue features Heating Season Preview and Industrial PVFPlumbing Systems & Design September issue features Special Hazard Fire Protection

Design

Mining

Coal Age August issue features Dragline Mining and distributed at the Bluefield CoalShow

Engineering & Mining Journal July/August issue features Mine SecurityMining Engineering August issue features Asia-Pacific Mining

Petroleum/Oil

Journal of Petroleum Technology August issue features Formation Evaluation anddistributed at the Offshore Europe Conference

Offshore Engineer August issue features Reservoir Monitoring and Control andDeepwater Pipeline Installation Challenges and Solutions

Oil & Gas Journal August issue features Offshore Europe and Pipeline Report


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Plant

Plant Engineering Midyear Report issue features How Do the Experts See the RoadAhead?

Plant Engineering Management August issue features CMMS and SafetyTransportation

Automotive Engineering August digital issue features Vehicle Development & Systems Off-Highway Engineering August digital issue features Powertrain & Energy

Boeing says it needs to cut 225 jobs in Wichita. The jobs are at the company's Defense, Space

& Securitys Maintenance, Modifications and Upgrades (MM&U) facility. The company says it

has to reduce its workforce because some Wichita programs are coming to an end and otheradjustments in aircraft maintenance cycles - meaning there just isn't as much work as there

used to be. The cuts will take place through the rest of the year through layoffs, attrition and

placements elsewhere within the company. Sixty employees got their notice on June 17.

KSCW

Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory plans to cut its workforce by 100 employees or

about 5%. About 1,760 of the lab's 1,900 employees are eligible for a new severance pay

package aimed at getting 100 workers to leave their jobs willingly, but involuntary layoffs will

be needed if that goal is not met, lab director Pier Oddone said at a meeting with employees.

Fermilab is owned by the Department of Energy and run by a consortium of universities

including the University of Chicago. Chicago Business

Lockheed Martin Corp. said that it will lay off up to 95 employees in Greenbelt when a

government contract expires in September. The employees affected are working on a multi-

year contract with the National Archives and Records Administration to build a system for the

agency's electronic records archive, a project now coming to an end. Lockheed said the

layoffs, which could start in August and will finish by September 30, will likely end up being

less than the 95 total because it is working to place employees in other company jobs.

Baltimore Sun

Layoffs


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Expo Experts - Engineering

July 12 Washington, DC

July 20 Phoenix, AZJuly 25 San Diego, CA

July 26 Boston, MA

August 9 Colorado Springs, CO

August 9 Houston, TX

August 15 St. Louis, MO

August 23 Huntsville, AL

August 24 Dallas, TX

Targeted Job Fairs Engineering/Technology

July 12 Los Angeles, CA

July 26 Silicon Valley

August 2 Dallas, TX

August 9 Denver, CO

August 24 Washington, DC

August 30 Manhattan, NY

ASME Power Conference

July 12-14

Denver, CO

Semicon West

July 13-15

San Francisco, CA

ASHE Annual Conference

July 17-20

Seattle, WA

Pipelines Conference

July 23-27

Seattle, WA

Conferences & Seminars

Job Fairs


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IEEE-PES General Meeting

July 24-29

Detroit, MI

NSRECJuly 25-29

Las Vegas, NV

47th AIAA/ASME/SAE/ASEE Joint Propulsion Conference

August 1-3

San Diego, CA

ASME Energy Sustainability and Fuel Cell

August 7-10

Washington, DC

Coal Gen 2011

August 16-18

Columbus, OH

Summer NAPE

August 17-19

Houston, TX

EMC Symposium

August 16-18

Long Beach, CA

Unconventional Oil & Gas International

August 30-September 1

San Antonio, TX

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