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TMS 2010 Accepting Late News Abstracts
Deadline to Submit is November 15
TMS
Posted on: 11/3/2009... Late news abstracts are currently being accepted for select symposia for the TMS 2010 Annual Meeting & Exhibition to be held February 14—18 in Seattle, Washington. The deadline to submit an abstract is November 15.

Just like the global economy, the world of materials science and engineering is dynamic, ever-changing, and viable. This opportunity gives authors a chance to benefit from the more favorable economy and the possibility of presenting recent advances that may not have been fully developed earlier this year. TMS is committed to elevating the level of academic excellence and professional value of the annual meeting by featuring the most compelling, breakthrough research, and industrial developments.

To submit a late news abstract via ProgramMaster, visit the TMS 2010 Web site. Abstracts will be considered at the discretion of the organizers. Submission does not guarantee acceptance. Authors will be notified of the status of the submission by November 20.
... Submit a Late News Abstract


JOM is Live
This Month’s Theme: Environment
TMS
Posted on: 11/2/2009... The November issue of JOM is now on-line. In this issue, the journal focuses on solar cell silicon and the recycling and environmental issues associated with aluminum. Materials Technology@TMS writer Lynne Robinson’s End Notes article “Unmasked Enthusiasm for Aluminum Casting” gives insight into how Carnegie Mellon University Professor of Art Ron Bennett teaches his Introduction to Foundry students to create personalized aluminum masks.

In the “Meet a Member” section of the journal, readers can learn about Liz Holm, who has won awards at the New Mexico State Fair for her unique fruit and vegetable preserves.

The complete issue of JOM can be accessed on-line in PDF format by all TMS members by clicking on the JOM link on the top-left side of the TMS home page. This month’s issue features the free on-line article, “Winning the Global Race for Solar Silicon,” by David Lynch, which can be viewed by all web users. This article can also be found by clicking on the JOM link on the top-left side of the TMS home page.
... November JOM


Superalloy 718 Conference Abstract Deadline Extended
Submissions Due December 1
TMS
Posted on: 11/2/2009... The deadline to submit an abstract for the 7th International Symposium on Alloy 718 & Derivatives (Superalloy 718) has been extended to December 1. The conference will be held October 10–13, 2010 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

The conference will address recent innovations in materials processing and the understanding of superalloys, including alloy 718 and related compositions. Topics include raw material developments and trends; ingot metallurgy and melt process advances; supply chain expansion and new capability; and casting technology and developments.

To submit an abstract, visit the conference homepage by clicking on the link below. Information on the symposia and technical program can also be found on the homepage.
... Superalloy 718

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I'M TMS
Dr. Yoshio Waseda 
TMS Member Professor & Director, Tohoku Univ

• Sendai,
Japan

• EMPMD Technical Division Volunteer

• Member since 1993

• 2000 Leadership Award winner

"TMS has been an important part of my professional activities since I gave my talk on behalf of the Japan Institute of Metals at the first symposium in 1994. TMS provides various good opportunities for exchanging mutual interest. For example, we have to pay particular attention to materials processing harmonized with nature by creating new activities in the field of resources conservation including urban mines and environmental protection, as well as advanced materials science and engineering."

To suggest a member for a future profile, contact JOM editor Maureen Byko.



UPCOMING DEADLINES

Superalloy 718 Conference Dec. 1: Abstract Submission deadline extended [MORE]

1st TMS-ABM Int'l Materials Conference Nov. 30: Abstract Submission deadline [MORE]

TMS 2010 Materials Bowl Dec. 15: Team Applications Due [MORE]

ICMOVPE XV Conference Dec. 15: Abstract Submissions deadline [MORE]

TMS, MSE & Me Video Contest Dec. 15: Submissions deadline [MORE]


SPOTLIGHT DOWNLOAD

Webcast: “Examining Consumer Preferences & Behaviors Related to Recycling”, from the TMS 2009 Annual Meeting

This webcast is a recording of the presentation given on February 15, 2009 at the TMS 2009 Annual Meeting & Exhibition as part of the Green Materials and Processes for Managing Electronic Waste workshop. This recording highlights the consumer preferences and behaviors that are associated with recycling. [MORE]