ASME to Honor Helen Reed with the Kate Gleason Award

ASME to Honor Helen Reed with the Kate Gleason Award ASME to Honor Helen Reed with the Kate Gleason Award ASME to Honor Helen Reed with the Kate Gleason Award Sept. 9, 2016 Helen Louise Reed Helen Louise Reed, Ph.D., P.E., educator of aeronautic design at Texas AM University, will be perceived by ASME for her building achievements this November at the Societys yearly Honors Assembly in Phoenix, Ariz. Dr. Reed will get the ASME Kate Gleason Award for lifetime accomplishment in the major comprehension and control of limit layer progress for high-proficiency aviation vehicles, and in spearheading little satellite plan and usage. This year, the Honors Assembly - one of the features of the yearly ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition (IMECE) - will happen a day sooner than expected. The multi-media festivity of building development will be hung on Sunday, Nov. 13 from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., at the Phoenix Convention Center. The Kate Gleason Award, which was built up in 2011, perceives female designers who are either profoundly fruitful business people in a field of building or who have had a lifetime of accomplishment in the building calling. The honor pays tribute to the inheritance of Kate Gleason, a practiced designer and representative and the primary lady to turn into a full individual from ASME. Reed, who is an ASME Fellow, is presently Regents Professor, Presidential Professor for Teaching Excellence and holder of the Edward Pete Aldridge 60 Professorship at Texas AM. Reed has almost 40 years of involvement with material science based comprehension of the receptivity, security and progress of limit layers as they identify with high-elevation long-continuance unmanned vehicles, transports, and hypersonic trans-barometrical vehicles. A built up master in the territories of hypersonics, vitality productive airplane and little satellite plan, Reed turned into an individual from the Texas AM workforce in 2004, and filled in as top of the aviation design division for a long time before returning full-an ideal opportunity to educating and research. Before joining Texas AM, Reed held situations at Arizona State University, Tohuku University in Japan, Stanford University, Sandia National Laboratories and the NASA Langley Research Center. Reed has held various volunteer situations during her over 30 years as a Society part, including seat and individual from the Applied Mechanics Divisions (AMD) Fluid Mechanics Technical Committee, seat and bad habit seat of the divisions Junior Awards Committee; and ASMEs AMD contact on the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Technical Committee on Fluid Dynamics. She has likewise gotten various distinctions during her recognized vocation, including the J. Leland Lee Atwood Award from AIAA and the American Society for Engineering Education in 2007; a Presidential Young Investigator Award and a Faculty Award for Women in Science and Engineering from the National Science Foundation in 1991 and 1984, individually; and an Outstanding Achievement Award in 1978 from the NASA Langley Research Center. She has likewise been the beneficiary of various recognized training grants from Texas AM and Arizona State. An enrolled proficient architect in the territory of Texas, Reed got an unhitched males degree in arithmetic from Goucher College in Baltimore, Md., in 1977. She earned a bosses degree and a Ph.D. in building mechanics from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in 1980 and 1981, individually. The ASME Foundation is the pleased supporter of the ASME Honors and Awards program through the administration of grant enrichment finances set up by people, companies or gatherings. For more data on the exceptional occasions booked to occur at IMECE 2016, visit www.asme.org/occasions/imece.