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                       Welcome from the Chairs



                       On behalf of the three organizing committees of the ASME 2016 Heat Transfer, Fluids
                       Engineerng, and Nano-, Micro- and Mini-channels Conference (HT/FE/ICNMM2016), we
                       welcome you to Washington, D.C., USA. We are excited to have your participation in the HT/
                       FE/ICNMM Conference; which is a co-location of the traditional Fluids Engineering Division
                       Summer Meeting (FEDSM), Summer Heat Transfer Conference (SHTC), and the 14th
                       International Conference of Nanochannels, Microchannels, and Minichannels Conference
                       (ICNMM). These co-located conferences are hosted by two ASME divisions, Heat Transfer
                       Division and Fluids Engineering Division.  Along with FEDSM2016, special events to
                       celebrate FED 90th Anniversary are also planned.
                       The co-location of these conferences has attracted considerable interest and participation.
                       The technical program consists of 423 papers and 828 presentations; with participation of
                       more than 2,000 authors from close to 50 countries. Additionally, there are nine plenary
                       lectures; five distinguished speakers from each of the Fluids Engineering Division, Heat
                       Transfer Division, and ICNMM.
                       The FEDSM plenary Speakers include: Dr. Patrick J. Roache, Fluids Engineering Award
                       recipient, Consultant; Prof. Mohamed Gad-El-Hak, Virginia Commonwealth University, Dr.
                       Joseph T. Arcano, Jr., Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division, and Prof. Goodarz   With our very best wishes to the
                       Ahmadi, Freeman Scholar Award recipient, Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY;  In addition, Dr.   conference attendees,
                       William Morgan, former Head of the Hydromechanics Directorate at the US Navy David Taylor
                       Model Basin, will give the FED 90th anniversary history lecture.  Dr. Dan Mote, Jr., President
                       of National Academy of Engineering will provide an introduction about NAE.

                       The SHTC plenary speakers include: Professor Vijay K. Dhir, Dean of Engineering and
                       Professor, Mechanical Engineering, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA); Professor C.
                       Thomas Avedisian, Cornell University; and Arun Majumdar, Jay Precourt Professor,
                       Department of Mechanical Engineering, Stanford University.              Yu-Tai Lee, Fluids Engineering
                       The ICNMM plenary speakers include: Prof. Narayana Aluru, Richard W. Kritzer Distinguished   Conference General Chair
                       Professor in Mechanical Science and Engineering Department and Director of Computational
                       Science and Engineering at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Prof. James L. McGrath,
                       Biomedical Engineering at University of Rochester, and Prof. Patrick Phelan, Arizona State
                       University.
                       Our sincere thanks and gratitude to these speakers for the time and commitment they have
                       given in generously sharing their knowledge with the attendees.
                       This HT/FE/ICNMM Conference is a unique opportunity for technical interactions between
                       international researchers and engineers having interests in a broad spectrum of technical   Sumanta Acharya, Heat Transfer
                       area. Registration for one conference allows attendance at all "three" conferences and   Conference General Chair
                       includes the DVD proceedings for all three conferences, one Award Banquet from any of the
                       three conferences, three conference lunches, and multiple refreshment breaks.
                       The outstanding technical program was made possible by the hard work of ASME staff and
                       many volunteers. We especially want to thank ASME staff: Norma Johnston, Jimmy Le,
                       Laraine Lee, Nhora Cortes-Comerer, for their dedication, patience, and timely responses to
                       the many inquiries from authors and organizers and for producing the technical program and
                       conference proceedings. We are grateful to the track and session organizers, technical
                       reviewers, and authors for their contributions to an interesting and high-quality technical   Ali Beskok, 14th ICNMM General
                       program.                                                                Chair
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