Plenary (Opening Ceremony): Dr. Ayao Tsuge President, Shibaura Institute of Technology Executive Adviser, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. Executive Member of Science Council of Japan Vice-president of Engineering Academy of Japan Biography "Enhancement of Capability for Science & Technology Driven Innovation"
	Plenary (Opening Ceremony): Mr. Jayden Harman President and CEO, PAX Scientific Biography
	Plenary (Opening Ceremony): Dr. Sang Chun Lee President, Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials Former President, Yeungnam University Member, National Academy of Engineering of Korea Biography "Collaboration for R&D Convergence; Industry - Academia - Government"
	Plenary: Prof. James Riley Professor, Mechanical Engineering Adjunct Professor, Applied Mathematics Johns Hopkins University (PhD 1972) Energy and Fluids Biography
	Plenary: Prof. Jung Yul Yoo Deapartment of Mechanical Engineering, Seoul National University Former Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, Seoul National University Former Secretary General, Korea Research Foundation Former President, Korean Society of Mechanical Engineers Vice President, National Academy of Engineering of Korea Biography "Solid-liquid two-phase flows in microfluidics"

Scope of Conference

The ASME-JSME-KSME Joint Fluids Engineering Conference 2011 (AJK2011-FED) has grown out of the ASME-JSME Joint Fluids Engineering Conference that was first held in Portland, Oregon in 1991. From a global perspective, the world faces a number of daunting challenges including global climate change, finite energy resources, and economic crises. These problems are wide-ranging and extremely complex. Mechanical engineering and mechanical engineers have the potential to overcome these problems. Three mechanical engineering societies, JSME, ASME and KSME, have been addressing these problems both individually and collaboratively. The ASME-JSME Joint Conference on Fluids Engineering has played a major role in addressing these challenges, but the problems are too complex to solve only through bilateral collaboration. We need global and industry-government-academia collaboration to find the answers. On this basis, the three societies have decided to hold the ASME-JSME-KSME Joint Conference on Fluids Engineering 2011 (AJK2011-FED) in Hamamatsu, Japan. The organizing committee of AJK2011-FED looks forward to the active participation of mechanical engineers and researchers from around the world.

Call for Papers

Call for Papers (PDF, 143kB. Revised: Aug. 09, 2010)

Update Information

• Aug. 09, 2010: Call for Papers was revised.
• Jul. 26, 2010: Registration page, Committee Meetings page.
• Jul. 24, 2010: Abstract submission was opened. See Abstract Submission page.
• Jul. 21, 2010: Website renewal

Executive Committee