Society of Engineering Science Board of Directors's blog

The Society of Engineering Science is pleased to announce the SES (Virtual) Month: Mechanics Matters. This event will be held over 5 days in October 2021 in a virtual format. All information will be updated on our website: https://socengsci.org/ses-virtual-month/  

The SES Annual Technical Meeting will be held virtually this year to ensure the safety of the meeting participants. We look forward to providing a creative platform for you to share your work and exchange ideas! The 2020 Virtual Technical Meeting will be held Sept 29-Oct 1. More info to come! We will also post updates to our website, https://socengsci.org and to Twitter @SocEngScience .

The Society of Engineering Science (SES) oversees several awards and honors to members and eminent scholars of the field. Below are the 2019 distinguished award winners!

Cemal Eringen Medal

Prof. Evelyn Hu, Harvard University

Citation: "For seminal contributions at the intersection of semiconductor electronics and photonics, and leadership in nanoscale science and engineering."

Dear members of the Society of Engineering Science (SES):

SES Board of Directors aims to fill two vacancies on the board. We are seeking nominations for these two positions. Any SES member can self-nominate or nominate another SES member. At this point, just the name and affiliation of the nominee are needed. Please submit the nominations to saif@illinois.edu by Nov 27.

Best regards

Dear colleagues,

The Society of Engineering Science 2018 (SES 2018) meeting will be help in Madrid, Spain, October 10-12, 2018:

http://ses2018.org/

Dear colleagues,

The abstract submission deadline for the 55th Annual Meeting of the Society of Engineering Science has extended until April 15th, 2018

The organizers of the 2018 SES Conference are currently seeking proposals for symposia.

The 2018 SES conference program is grouped in four tracks:

• Frontiers of Engineering Science,
• Engineering and Mathematics,
• Engineering and Physical Sciences, and
• Engineering and Life Sciences.

A number of thematic symposia will be organized in each track to cover the current state of the art in different areas of Engineering Science as well as at the interface between engineering and different sciences.

Proposals can be submitted at

2018 SES Conference - Madrid, Spain

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The Society of Engineering Science is pleased to announce the award of the 2018 society medals and fellow election:

The 2018 G.I. Taylor Medal of SES is awarded to Howard Stone, Princeton University, for seminal contributions to fluid dynamics research and education, particularly the understanding of low Reynolds number flows, microfluidics, interfacial phenomena, and biological fluid dynamics.

The 2017 SES Annual Conference will take place at Northeastern University from July 25-28, 2017.

The conference organizers have now opened the ABSTRACT SUBMISSION. More information on tracks and symposia is available at http://www.northeastern.edu/ses2017/track-topics/

The Society of Engineering Science oversees several awards and honors to members and eminent scholars of the field. A total of five medals are offered on an annual basis as well as election to Fellow grade of the Society. 

Please visit the website http://ses.egr.uh.edu/honors-awards/honors-awards for detailed information and electronic versions of the nomination forms. For further information contact Thomas Siegmund (siegmund@purdue.edu).    

SES Fellows Nominations

The Board of Directors of the Society of Engineering Science is pleased to announce the names of the 2017 Medalists and newly elected Fellows.

2017 SES Young Investigator Medals:

The Society of Engineering Science oversees several awards and honors to members and eminent scholars of the field. A total of five medals are offered on an annual basis as well as election to Fellow grade of the Society. 

Please visit the website http://ses.egr.uh.edu/node/8 for detailed information and electronic versions of the nomination forms.

SES Fellows Nominations

On behalf of the 2015 Board of Directors of the Society of Engineering Science (SES), I am pleased to announce the establishment of a new SES award: The James R. Rice Medal. The creation of the new award is motivated by the recognition that while several societies, including the SES, have young-investigator awards as well as others that primarily (although not exclusively) target senior scientists, there are relatively few that are suitable for those who are in the typical mid-career age of 40-55. The award, named after Professor James R.