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| TMS e-News is a monthly e-mailed newsletter that provides information on The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society's (TMS's) membership, meetings, publications, and other activities of interest. Join TMS in Columbus for the 2002 Fall MeetingJoin us in Ohio for this fall’s hottest physical metallurgy and materials science event! TMS 2002 Fall Meeting FOUR EVENTS IN ONE SYMPOSIA HIGHLIGHTS
THE VENUE See the July issue of JOM for a copy of the preliminary technical program, as well as registration and housing forms, or access the advance mailer (in portable document format) on-line at Fall Meeting website. Take the Fall Meeting Home with TMS ProceedingsThe following proceedings volumes will be available at the TMS 2002 Fall Meeting: MECHANISMS AND MECHANICS OF FRACTURE: SYMPOSIUM IN HONOR OF PROF. J.F. KNOTT MODELING THE PERFORMANCE OF ENGINEERING STRUCTURAL MATERIALS III RAPID PROTOTYPING OF MATERIALS Reserve a copy when you register for the conference or contact: For more details on these titles, visit the TMS Document Center at: Present a Paper at the TMS 2003 Annual Meeting: Abstracts Due July 15More than 3,500 of the world's top materials science and engineering professionals participate in TMS annual meetings. Join in by submitting an abstract! TMS 2003 Annual Meeting The TMS 2003 Annual Meeting has an extensive program totaling more than 200 sessions and 1,400 individual presentations. Choose the symposium that fits your area of technical interest from the following programming tracks:
For more detailed information about these tracks and individual symposia, visit the TMS 2003 Annual Meeting web site. Abstracts may be submitted easily, day or night, through the on-line TMS Conference Management System at: The meeting also hosts a wide-ranging exhibition designed to complement the variety of subjects to be spotlighted in the technical programming tracks. Reserve your booth today! Preview 2003 JOM TopicsWhat can you expect from JOM in 2003? The new JOM Technical Emphasis Calendar, now available on the web, shows you the topics and themes planned for each issue of next year’s journal. As JOM focuses on a different aspect of materials science each month, the JOM Technical Emphasis Calendar is a valuable guide to upcoming editorial topics. An essential tool for authors submitting abstracts and papers to JOM and a preview of coming attractions for JOM readers, the 2003 JOM Technical Emphasis Calendar can be found on-line. Find Physical Metallurgy Resources in July JOMIn July, JOM explores current topics in physical metallurgy, including:
JOM-e, the on-line supplement to JOM, features two unique papers on Motivating Students to Materials Science & Engineering. Visit the following address to view these articles free of charge: TMS members and JOM electronic subscribers can view the entire issue on-line at: For further study on physical metallurgy topics, Publications@TMS, found on pages two and three of the July issue of JOM, features available TMS books on physical metallurgy, including the TMS 2002 Annual Meeting proceedings:
TMS offers 100 additional books related to physical metallurgy. Simply go to the Proceedings, Textbooks, and Papers section of the new TMS Document Center and search the Subject Index to find available titles in your area of interest! For more information on TMS books or to subscribe to JOM, contact: Read Conference Proceedings in the July Journal of Electronic MaterialsA special July issue of the Journal of Electronic Materials (JEM) features thirty papers from the 2001 U.S. Workshop on the Physics and Chemistry of II-VI Materials, held in October. Selected papers from this workshop have been published in special issues of JEM since 1992. For details or to order this special issue of JEM, or special issues from prior years, contact: Sample Articles at the New TMS Document CenterSometimes a title isn’t enough. That’s why the new TMS Document Center allows you to view the entire first page of a journal article or selected proceedings volume paper before you commit to purchasing. Sampling articles before you buy is just one of the features offered by the new TMS Document Center, an upgraded, easy-to-use on-line resource for publications from TMS. Fast and easy to navigate, this new web site provides users with an enjoyable and satisfying shopping experience. Try the new TMS Document Center today at: Subscribe to the Materials Technology Journal at a Reduced RateTMS is committed to getting the best materials science and engineering information into the hands of its members. To this end, the society is now offering members access to another valuable materials science resource, the Materials Technology journal, at an affordable price. This quarterly journal is a strategic industry report on:
The journal covers developments in areas such as:
TMS members can now subscribe to the journal for $350, a savings of $275 off the regular price! To subscribe, contact: To sample the journal, visit the Materials Technology web site at: Meet the 2003 TMS Board of Directors NomineesTMS presents the candidates that have been selected by the TMS Nominating Committee to fill positions on the 2003 TMS Board of Directors.
Additional nominees may be presented to the Nominating Committee by August 15. If additional nominees are received, a majority vote of all society members will determine who fills the positions. The new board members will take office at the TMS 2003 Annual Meeting, March 2-6. For more details on the candidates, see the News & Update section of the July JOM. TMS members and electronic subscribers, view it on the web at: Nominate a Young Professional for the Robert Lansing Hardy AwardConsider nominating a deserving professional under the age of 30 for the TMS Robert Lansing Hardy Award. This award recognizes an individual in the broad field of metallurgy or materials science for exceptional promise of a successful career, rather than for any specific accomplishment. The nominee does not need to be a member of TMS; however, you might consider nominating one of the TMS Young Leader Interns for this honor. Deadline for all society-level award nominations is October 31, but it’s not too early to begin the nomination process. For more information, contact: Complete award criteria, list of past recipients, and nomination form are available at: Watch for the Release of Aluminium 2002 Later This SummerALUMINIUM 2002, proceedings from the 2002 TMS Annual Meeting, will be available later this summer. ALUMINIUM 2002
Order No. 5263 For more on this and other TMS titles, visit the TMS Document Center: TMS Electronic Newsletter Information The TMS e-News is a service to TMS members and friends. Send comments and suggestions to newsletter@tms.org. | |
