The Canadian Nuclear Society is pleased to announce that its SMiRT28 conference will be held in Toronto on 10-15 August 2025.
The SMiRT28 is a globally recognized platform for exchanging ideas on structural mechanics in reactor technology and innovation.
For further details, please visit the official conference website: www.smirt28.com.
The CSME is pleased to announce that the 2025 Spring issue of the CSME Bulletin is now available for viewing/download. Please visit this page: http://www.csme-scgm.ca/bulletin.
Happy reading!
The next CSME International Congress will be held jointly with the annual conference of the CFD Society of Canada and a Canadian Society of Rheology Symposium from May 24-27, 2026 at UBC in Vancouver, BC,
Registration will open in early 2026. For details, please visit the Congress website: https://www.csmecongress.org/.
The 2026 Annual General Members Meeting of the Canadian Society for Mechanical Engineering will be held as follows:
Date: 26 May 2026
Time: TBD
Location: UBC, Vancouver (BC) and via ZOOM
The Association of German Engineers (VDI) is organizing the next in person “International Conference on Gears” to be held on 10-12 September 2025 in Munich/Garching, Germany. The final program is now available: www.vdiconference.com/02TA210/?utm_medium=referent&utm_source=nav.
The 2025 James Dyson Award is open for entries and on the hunt for world-changing ideas from students across the globe. The international competition ran by Dyson’s philanthropic arm, the James Dyson Foundation, aims to encourage and inspire the next generation of engineers and designers by providing them with an opportunity to win prize money and gain global media exposure for their inventions. Please note, all ideas and projects are owned by students and recent graduates who enter.
NEWS Communiqué (click to download pdf version)
The Canadian Society for Mechanical Engineering (CSME), founded in 1970, is pleased to announce the winning recipients of its 2025 regular awards. These awards may be bestowed annually to members of the society for their outstanding contributions to specific areas of mechanical engineering in Canada.
NEWS Communiqué (click to download pdf)
The Canadian Society for Mechanical Engineering (CSME), founded in 1970, is pleased to announce the winning recipients of its 2025 technical awards. These awards may be bestowed biannually to members of the society for their outstanding contributions to specific areas of mechanical engineering in Canada.
Feel free to view the EIC career advice for students on jobs and professional opportunities published on the following pages:
https://eic-ici.ca/why-engineering/