SAE

[schuby87]

I recently joined the Society of Automotive Engineers so I am able to attend a few seminars this year at the 2007 World Conference in April at Cobo Hall. They have some interesting presentations like Diesel Emissions and Aftertreatment Devices: Design and Durability, Catalytic Converters: Design and Durability, Fundamentals of All-Wheel Drive Systems, and the AVL Technology Theater.

http://www.sae.org/congress/

So I was just wondering if anyone else was a member, or planning on attending any of the upcoming SAE events?

[NOS2006]

First I thought this was for the fraternity.. Anyway, nope, not a member. Maybe one day..

[aaaantoine]

Hm... I'm guessing you'd actually have to be an automotive engineer to join their society. So that counts me out.

So does the SAE send you any publications?

[schuby87]

So does the SAE send you any publications?

Yeah, when you sign up you can choose from a couple different publications (Automotive Engineering International, SAE Off-Highway Engineering, or Aerospace Engineering) to receive a hard copy of. They have digital copies of all their publications as well as technical papers and some books.

[ChevyNovs99]

I'm a student member of SAE, I haven't attended any seminar though, they're too rich for my blood. I got the Automotive Handbook from them, which is an excellent book for any auto enthusiast.

[76ChevyTrucker]

I'm not SAE certified, or a member, but I am ASE certified.

[caddycruiser]

I should be a member shortly. I've been in ASME for a long time, but somehow just glanced over this for a while...