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2000 TMS Fall Meeting: Hume-Rothery Symposium Celebration



October 8–12, 2000 · TMS FALL MEETING 2000 · St. Louis, Missouri

Focusing on physical metallurgy and materials, the TMS 2000 Fall Meeting will feature a wide array of technical symposia sponsored by The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society (TMS). A poster session is also planned. As a greater convenience for attendees, the meeting is typically colocated with ASM International's Materials Solutions Conference. Technical sessions will focus on key information and successful strategies to give attendees insight into the research, development, and application of new materials processes, analysis techniques, and equipment advances.

The TMS 2000 Fall Meeting will take place in St. Louis, Missouri, at the Regal Riverfront Hotel, which will be the TMS headquarters for the event. All technical sessions and conference registration will be located here.

THE SCIENCE OF ALLOYS FOR THE 21st CENTURY
A HUME-ROTHERY SYMPOSIUM CELEBRATION


ORGANIZERS

P.E.A. Turchi
R.D. Shull

A. Gonis


JOINT SPONSORS

Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division
Extraction & Processing Division
Light Metals Division
Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division
Structural Materials Division

An assessment of the progress that has been made in understanding and controlling materials behavior easily reveals that most such progress has occurred since the major contributions that William Hume-Rothery made to the science of alloys. This progress is a consequence of materials science recognizing the importance of a detailed atomistic description of materials in predicting their properties.

TOPICS INCLUDE:

  1. The impact of atomistic studies on the understanding and the prediction of alloy properties with subjects such as:
  1. Advances in the knowledge of the glossy state and the prediction of properties of amorphous materials with topics such as:
  1. Modeling the static, kinetics and dynamics of alloy phase transformation and microstructure evolution with topics such as:

A rare assembly of past Hume-Rothery Award Winners will participate in this two day symposium, programmed to provide an expert assessment of our current understanding of the sciences of alloys in the spirit of William Hume-Rothery.

The following past Hume-Rothery Award winners are scheduled to participate:


Friedel
Gschneider
Massalski
Brewer
Ehrenreich
Watson
Jacques
Friedel
Karl A.
Gschneider, Jr.
Thaddeus B.
Massalski
Leo
Brewer
Henry
Ehrenreich
Richard E.
Watson
1977
1978
1980
1983
1984
1985

Turnbull
Chang
Giessen
Parthe
Philips
Kleppa
David
Turnbull
Y. Austin
Chang
Bill C.
Giessen
Erwin
Parthe
James C.
Philips
Ole J.
Kleppa
1986
1989
1990
1991
1992
1994

Pettifor
Johnson
Predel
Kikuchi
Hillert
Khachaturyan
David G.
Pettifor
William L.
Johnson
Bruno
Predel
Ryoichi
Kikuchi
Mats
Hillert
Armen
Khachaturyan
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000




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