Hi, I’m John Hodgkinson, General Chair for the Aerospace Sciences Meeting 2008.

Have you ever heard anyone say any of these?

‘See you at Reno?’
‘Good suggestion, let’s discuss it at Reno’
‘Let’s see their results at Reno’
‘They should have an exhibit at Reno’.

Thousands of scientist and engineers have for decades known the annual Aerospace Sciences Meeting (ASM) as the ‘Reno Conference’, or just ‘Reno’. Well, this is the last one.

ASM will be in Orlando in 2009. So the 2008 ASM, 7-10 January- will be the historic meeting that you don’t want to miss. The AIAA staff and an indefatigable team of volunteers have created an exciting program of state-of-the-art science and technology.

Sessions include NASA and the Space Race, 50 years of the Air Force Research Laboratory, and even 70 Years of Bob Liebeck.

And there will be the Dryden, von Karman, and Wright Brothers Lectures. And much more.

Enough said for now. See you at Reno, January 2008!

Today and Tomorrow in Aerospace

ASM-2008 will be a special event - not only for its great program, but also as we say "farewell" to Reno after so many years. We'll have the same great lineup of high-level sessions, including a robust discussion on the Aeronautics Plan that will follow-up on the rollout of that activity at ASM last year. It would be impossible to list all the features - the Littlewood lecture, Awards Luncheon, several looks at aerospace over the past 50 years, Workforce, Small Business - and, of course, the many, many hundreds for technical papers that distinguish AIAA conferences from so many others. In addition, the planning committee will be firming up what will happen in Orlando in January 2009, including the New Horizons Forum. Want to be part of "today and tomorrow" in aerospace? We'll see you in Reno, where the course is being charted.

Registration for the 2008 ASM Meeting is Now OPEN!

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