Video: ASME Studies the Impact of COVID-19 on Engineering
Video: ASME Studies the Impact of COVID-19 on Engineering
ASME is conducting an ongoing study tracking how COVID-19 is impacting the ASME community and engineering organizations. The first phase of the survey had close to 3,000 responses. This video highlights some of the responses and the ways the pandemic is changing how engineers work.
See more on how ASME has been actively responding to the unique challenge of this moment: https://www.asme.org/covid-19
See more on how ASME has been actively responding to the unique challenge of this moment: https://www.asme.org/covid-19
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