TMS e-News: Archive 0407

TMS e-News
Volume 5, No. 7
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TMS e-News is a monthly e-mailed newsletter that provides information on The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society's membership, meetings, publications, and other activities of interest.
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The July issue of TMS e-News contains:
1. Abstracts Due for the 2005 TMS Annual Meeting by July 15
2. TMS Seeks Nominees for AIME Honorary Membership
3. Two New Issues of TMS Letters Now Available
4. July JOM Features Extractive Metallurgy, First Smelter Survey, and MS&T ’04 Program
5. JOM Survey Lets Readers Voice Their Opinions
6. Registration is Now Open for September Meetings: Superalloys and MS&T ‘04
7. TMS Accepts Space Reservations for MS&T ’04 Exhibition
8. TMS Offers Professional Registration Workshop at MS&T ‘04
9. TMS Invites Abstracts for Superalloys 718, 625, 706, and Derivatives Meeting
10. Announce Job Openings, Events, and New Products through JOM

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1. Abstracts Due for the 2005 TMS Annual Meeting by July 15
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2005 TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition
February 13-17, 2005 * San Francisco, CA

More than 3,500 of the world's top materials science and engineering professionals participate in TMS Annual Meetings. Join in by submitting an abstract, but don't wait! Abstracts are due July 15, 2004.

The 2005 TMS Annual Meeting has an extensive program with 242 proposed sessions and 54 symposia. Choose the symposium that fits your area of technical interest from the following programming tracks:
* Materials Theory ~ Experiment
* Processing ~ Properties
* Materials ~ Applications

Abstracts may be submitted easily, day or night, through the on-line TMS Conference Management System at:
http://cms.tms.org

The meeting also hosts a wide-ranging exhibition designed to complement the technical programming tracks. Reserve your booth today! Review the great exhibition opportunities on the 2005 TMS Exhibit web site: http://www.tms.org/Meetings/Annual-05/Exhibit2005/Annual05-exhibit-home.html

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2. TMS Seeks Nominees for AIME Honorary Membership
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers (AIME) Honorary Membership is one of the highest honors that the institute can bestow on an individual. It is awarded in appreciation of outstanding service to the institute or in recognition of distinguished scientific or engineering achievement in the fields embracing the activities of AIME and its member societies TMS, the Association for Iron & Steel Technology, the Society of Petroleum Engineers, and the Society for Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration.

Candidates are generally:
* Members of the AIME member societies who are outstanding in their respective fields and/or who have performed unusual service to the institute
* United States citizens, whether AIME member society members or not, who are particularly outstanding
* International citizens who are outstanding in their work combined with some official position of service to the profession

TMS is currently accepting nominations for AIME Honorary Membership. For more information on nominating a candidate, contact:
Nellie Luther
Professional Affairs Coordinator, TMS
Phone: (724) 776-9000, ext. 213
E-mail: natale@tms.org

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3. Two New Issues of TMS Letters Now Available
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Two new issues of TMS Letters are now available at the TMS Document Center. Each issue contains two-page technical updates, including text and graphics, of research presented at the 2004 TMS Annual Meeting. The first issue of TMS Letters, on the topic of dislocations, was published through the TMS Document Center in May.

TMS Letters, Issue 2
The second issue of the journal, published on the TMS Document Center in June, contains ten technical updates on the topic of thermodynamics of alloys from research presented at the Didier de Fontaine Symposium on the Thermodynamics of Alloys at the 2004 TMS Annual Meeting.

TMS Letters, Issue 3
The third issue of TMS Letters focuses on general issues in materials science and compiles 13 technical updates from research presented at the following 2004 TMS Annual Meeting symposia:
* Computational Thermodynamics and Phase Transformations
* Educational Issues in Transport Phenomena in Materials Processing
* Processing, Microstructure, and Properties of Powder-Based Materials
* The Roytburd Symposium on Polydomain Structures
* General Abstracts

All TMS members can access TMS Letters in much the same way that they access electronic subscriptions to JOM. Members must first log in to the on-line TMS Document Center (http://doc.tms.org) by entering their TMS member number as their username and their birthdate (in the form of mm/dd/yyyy) as their password at the top of the screen. Once logged in, members can click on the TMS Letters icon, select an issue to view, and then select articles to view from that issue’s table of contents. To view a particular article, members should click on the red “Use Download Privilege” button to the right of the article description. The article will then appear as a portable document format file. The free Adobe Acrobat Reader program can be downloaded through the TMS Document Center to view these files.

TMS members receive access to all articles published in TMS Letters as a benefit of membership. Non-member subscriptions to the journal are not yet available, but nonmembers may purchase entire issues or individual articles from the journal through the TMS Document Center.

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4. July JOM Features Extractive Metallurgy, First Smelter Survey, and MS&T ’04 Program
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In addition to in-depth coverage of extractive metallurgy, the July issue of JOM is packed with special editorial and supplementary features. This issue of the journal includes such unique content as:
* The JOM World Nonferrous Smelters Survey, Part I: Copper
* An overview of the world copper industry and the operating highlights of selected copper companies
* A series of technical articles on copper
* The first in a two-part series of technical articles on gold process mineralogy
* A colorful feature on the metallurgy of fireworks
* A student’s first-hand account of improving lives through engineering
* The complete MS&T ’04 preliminary technical program
* The summer Publications@TMS catalog featuring titles related to MS&T ‘04
* The JOM readership survey

Selected html-enhanced articles from JOM can be read on-line by both subscribers and non-subscribers alike. This month’s featured article, “Things that Go Boom in the Night: The Art and Science of Fireworks” by Kelly Roncone, can be viewed at:
http://www.tms.org/pubs/journals/JOM/articles.html

TMS members and non-member electronic subscribers can view the issue on-line today through the TMS Document Center at:
http://doc.tms.org

TMS members can access electronic subscriptions to JOM by logging in to the TMS Document Center using their TMS member number as their username and their birthdate (in the form of mm/dd/yyyy) as their password at the top of the screen. Once logged in, members can click on the JOM icon, select an issue to view, and then select articles to view from that issue’s table of contents. To view a particular article, members should click on the red “Use Download Privilege” button to the right of the article description. The article will then appear as a portable document format file. The free Adobe Acrobat Reader program can be downloaded through the TMS Document Center to view these files.

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5. JOM Survey Lets Readers Voice Their Opinions
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Do you have time to answer 14 questions? If so, you can influence the future editorial content of JOM by taking the on-line JOM reader survey at:

http://www.zoomerang.com/recipient/survey-intro.zgi?p=WEB2J322NF4Y

This survey does not ask for any personal information such as name or contact information, but allows JOM readers the opportunity to rate such factors as JOM’s overall quality, web site, technical content, and international perspective, as well as to express opinions on which sections of the journal should be expanded. A print version of the survey is available in the July issue of JOM, and the results will be published in a future issue of the journal.

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6. Registration is Now Open for September Meetings: Superalloys and MS&T ‘04
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TMS is currently accepting registrations for its upcoming meetings in September: the 10th International Symposium on Superalloys and Materials Science & Technology 2004.

10th International Symposium on Superalloys
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September 19-23, 2004 * Seven Springs Mountain Resort * Champion, PA

This symposium is a forum for researchers, producers, and users to present their most recent technical information on a class of high-strength, high-temperature alloys known as superalloys.

Register for the meeting and make your hotel reservations all on one form. On-line registration is available at:
http://www.tms.org/Superalloys.html

Materials Science & Technology 2004 (MS&T ’04)
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September 25-29, 2004 * Marriott New Orleans Hotel * New Orleans, LA

Draw a RED circle around the dates of September 26-29, 2004. This is when the Association for Iron and Steel Technology and TMS are teaming up to present a powerful metals and materials event--MS&T '04.

MS&T ’04 provides attendees an opportunity to:
* Present and discuss research
* Examine new products and services
* Exchange ideas
* Enjoy networking and social functions
* Save money with one registration price

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7. TMS Accepts Space Reservations for MS&T ’04 Exhibition
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Industry suppliers are invited to participate in MS&T '04 by reserving space in the Exhibition Hall. The exhibit hall will be the focus of activity during MS&T '04. A hosted welcoming reception and coffee breaks will all take place right in the exhibit hall. These activities will set the stage for exhibiting companies to meet the more than 600 international attendees who will visit the exhibition looking for innovative technology and product solutions for a wide variety of materials and applications.

When you combine show floor activities with a diverse technical program and a premier materials audience, the MS&T ’04 Exhibition is an important materials event you can’t afford to miss.

Preview the event, review the exclusive exhibitor benefits, and sign up for the MS&T '04 Exhibition today at:
http://www.matscitech.org/2004/exhibition.shtml

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8. TMS Offers Professional Registration Workshop at MS&T ‘04
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Become involved with the preparation of the Metallurgical Engineering Principles and Practice Exam by joining the TMS Professional Registration Committee. You must be a registered Professional Engineer within the United States and be willing to commit to writing and/or peer-reviewing questions for the exam.

A Writers/Reviewers Workshop is scheduled for Saturday, September 25, 2004 immediately preceding the TMS fall event, MS&T ’04, in New Orleans. This full-day session will be held at the New Orleans Marriott Hotel. The hours of participation may qualify as Continuing Professional Competency (CPC) hours in your jurisdictions. TMS will reimburse your Friday-night hotel stay.

For more information or to register to attend this workshop, contact:
Nellie Luther
Professional Affairs Coordinator, TMS
Phone: (724) 776-9000, ext. 213
E-mail: natale@tms.org

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9. TMS Invites Abstracts for Superalloys 718, 625, 706, and Derivatives Meeting
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International Symposium on Superalloys 718, 625, 706, and Derivatives
October 2-5, 2005 * Hyatt Regency Pittsburgh International Airport * Pittsburgh, PA

Important dates:
* Abstract Submission Deadline ~ December 1, 2004
* Author Acceptance Notification ~ February 1, 2005
* Electronic Manuscripts Due to TMS ~ May 1, 2005
* Welcoming Reception ~ October 2, 2005

Abstracts can be sent on-line to the committee chairperson using the TMS Conference Management System (http://cms.tms.org). This site allows anyone with World Wide Web access to electronically submit an abstract day or night. All accepted papers will be published in the proceedings which will be distributed at the start of the symposium.

For full symposium details, visit http://www.tms.org/Meetings/Specialty/Superalloys2005/SuperalloysHome.html

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10. Announce Job Openings, Events, and New Products through JOM
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If you are looking for an effective way to announce job openings, events, or new products without spending a fortune, consider placing an announcement in the JOM Materials Resource Center.

The Materials Resource Center, an expanded version of the traditional JOM classified section, provides a forum for organizations to announce job openings, new products and services, workshops, seminars, new publications, and consulting services. JOM’s wide print circulation and powerful on-line presence make the Materials Resource Center an ideal way to get your message out to a large number of qualified readers for a reasonable price. Every advertisement placed in the print version of JOM appears for three months free on the JOM Materials Resource Center web page (http://www.tms.org/pubs/journals/JOM/classifieds.html), one of the most popular pages on the TMS web site with an average of more than 3,500 hits each month.

For more information on adding your company’s announcement to the Materials Resource Center, contact:
Trudi Dunlap
Communications Department Coordinator, TMS
Phone: (724) 776-9000, ext. 275
E-mail: tdunlap@tms.org

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TMS Invites Abstracts for Superalloys 718, 625, 706, and Derivatives Meeting 10. Announce Job Openings, Events, and New Products through JOM ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1. Abstracts Due for the 2005 TMS Annual Meeting by July 15 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2005 TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition February 13-17, 2005 * San Francisco, CA More than 3,500 of the world's top materials science and engineering professionals participate in TMS Annual Meetings. Join in by submitting an abstract, but don't wait! Abstracts are due July 15, 2004. The 2005 TMS Annual Meeting has an extensive program with 242 proposed sessions and 54 symposia. Choose the symposium that fits your area of technical interest from the following programming tracks: * Materials Theory ~ Experiment * Processing ~ Properties * Materials ~ Applications Abstracts may be submitted easily, day or night, through the on-line TMS Conference Management System at: http://cms.tms.org The meeting also hosts a wide-ranging exhibition designed to complement the technical programming tracks. Reserve your booth today! Review the great exhibition opportunities on the 2005 TMS Exhibit web site: http://www.tms.org/Meetings/Annual-05/Exhibit2005/Annual05-exhibit-home.html ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2. TMS Seeks Nominees for AIME Honorary Membership ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers (AIME) Honorary Membership is one of the highest honors that the institute can bestow on an individual. It is awarded in appreciation of outstanding service to the institute or in recognition of distinguished scientific or engineering achievement in the fields embracing the activities of AIME and its member societies TMS, the Association for Iron & Steel Technology, the Society of Petroleum Engineers, and the Society for Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration. Candidates are generally: * Members of the AIME member societies who are outstanding in their respective fields and/or who have performed unusual service to the institute * United States citizens, whether AIME member society members or not, who are particularly outstanding * International citizens who are outstanding in their work combined with some official position of service to the profession TMS is currently accepting nominations for AIME Honorary Membership. For more information on nominating a candidate, contact: Nellie Luther Professional Affairs Coordinator, TMS Phone: (724) 776-9000, ext. 213 E-mail: natale@tms.org ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 3. Two New Issues of TMS Letters Now Available ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Two new issues of TMS Letters are now available at the TMS Document Center. Each issue contains two-page technical updates, including text and graphics, of research presented at the 2004 TMS Annual Meeting. The first issue of TMS Letters, on the topic of dislocations, was published through the TMS Document Center in May. TMS Letters, Issue 2 The second issue of the journal, published on the TMS Document Center in June, contains ten technical updates on the topic of thermodynamics of alloys from research presented at the Didier de Fontaine Symposium on the Thermodynamics of Alloys at the 2004 TMS Annual Meeting. TMS Letters, Issue 3 The third issue of TMS Letters focuses on general issues in materials science and compiles 13 technical updates from research presented at the following 2004 TMS Annual Meeting symposia: * Computational Thermodynamics and Phase Transformations * Educational Issues in Transport Phenomena in Materials Processing * Processing, Microstructure, and Properties of Powder-Based Materials * The Roytburd Symposium on Polydomain Structures * General Abstracts All TMS members can access TMS Letters in much the same way that they access electronic subscriptions to JOM. Members must first log in to the on-line TMS Document Center (http://doc.tms.org) by entering their TMS member number as their username and their birthdate (in the form of mm/dd/yyyy) as their password at the top of the screen. Once logged in, members can click on the TMS Letters icon, select an issue to view, and then select articles to view from that issue’s table of contents. To view a particular article, members should click on the red “Use Download Privilege” button to the right of the article description. The article will then appear as a portable document format file. The free Adobe Acrobat Reader program can be downloaded through the TMS Document Center to view these files. TMS members receive access to all articles published in TMS Letters as a benefit of membership. Non-member subscriptions to the journal are not yet available, but nonmembers may purchase entire issues or individual articles from the journal through the TMS Document Center. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 4. July JOM Features Extractive Metallurgy, First Smelter Survey, and MS&T ’04 Program ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In addition to in-depth coverage of extractive metallurgy, the July issue of JOM is packed with special editorial and supplementary features. This issue of the journal includes such unique content as: * The JOM World Nonferrous Smelters Survey, Part I: Copper * An overview of the world copper industry and the operating highlights of selected copper companies * A series of technical articles on copper * The first in a two-part series of technical articles on gold process mineralogy * A colorful feature on the metallurgy of fireworks * A student’s first-hand account of improving lives through engineering * The complete MS&T ’04 preliminary technical program * The summer Publications@TMS catalog featuring titles related to MS&T ‘04 * The JOM readership survey Selected html-enhanced articles from JOM can be read on-line by both subscribers and non-subscribers alike. This month’s featured article, “Things that Go Boom in the Night: The Art and Science of Fireworks” by Kelly Roncone, can be viewed at: http://www.tms.org/pubs/journals/JOM/articles.html TMS members and non-member electronic subscribers can view the issue on-line today through the TMS Document Center at: http://doc.tms.org TMS members can access electronic subscriptions to JOM by logging in to the TMS Document Center using their TMS member number as their username and their birthdate (in the form of mm/dd/yyyy) as their password at the top of the screen. Once logged in, members can click on the JOM icon, select an issue to view, and then select articles to view from that issue’s table of contents. To view a particular article, members should click on the red “Use Download Privilege” button to the right of the article description. The article will then appear as a portable document format file. The free Adobe Acrobat Reader program can be downloaded through the TMS Document Center to view these files. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 5. JOM Survey Lets Readers Voice Their Opinions ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Do you have time to answer 14 questions? If so, you can influence the future editorial content of JOM by taking the on-line JOM reader survey at: http://www.zoomerang.com/recipient/survey-intro.zgi?p=WEB2J322NF4Y This survey does not ask for any personal information such as name or contact information, but allows JOM readers the opportunity to rate such factors as JOM’s overall quality, web site, technical content, and international perspective, as well as to express opinions on which sections of the journal should be expanded. A print version of the survey is available in the July issue of JOM, and the results will be published in a future issue of the journal. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 6. Registration is Now Open for September Meetings: Superalloys and MS&T ‘04 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TMS is currently accepting registrations for its upcoming meetings in September: the 10th International Symposium on Superalloys and Materials Science & Technology 2004. 10th International Symposium on Superalloys ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ September 19-23, 2004 * Seven Springs Mountain Resort * Champion, PA This symposium is a forum for researchers, producers, and users to present their most recent technical information on a class of high-strength, high-temperature alloys known as superalloys. Register for the meeting and make your hotel reservations all on one form. On-line registration is available at: http://www.tms.org/Superalloys.html Register before August 13 to avoid a $75 late fee. Materials Science & Technology 2004 (MS&T ’04) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ September 25-29, 2004 * Marriott New Orleans Hotel * New Orleans, LA Draw a RED circle around the dates of September 26-29, 2004. This is when the Association for Iron and Steel Technology and TMS are teaming up to present a powerful metals and materials event--MS&T '04. MS&T ’04 provides attendees an opportunity to: * Present and discuss research * Examine new products and services * Exchange ideas * Enjoy networking and social functions * Save money with one registration price Register on-line and reserve your hotel room for MS&T '04 at: http://www.matscitech.org ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 7. TMS Accepts Space Reservations for MS&T ’04 Exhibition ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Industry suppliers are invited to participate in MS&T '04 by reserving space in the Exhibition Hall. The exhibit hall will be the focus of activity during MS&T '04. A hosted welcoming reception and coffee breaks will all take place right in the exhibit hall. These activities will set the stage for exhibiting companies to meet the more than 600 international attendees who will visit the exhibition looking for innovative technology and product solutions for a wide variety of materials and applications. When you combine show floor activities with a diverse technical program and a premier materials audience, the MS&T ’04 Exhibition is an important materials event you can’t afford to miss. Preview the event, review the exclusive exhibitor benefits, and sign up for the MS&T '04 Exhibition today at: http://www.matscitech.org/2004/exhibition.shtml ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 8. TMS Offers Professional Registration Workshop at MS&T ‘04 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Become involved with the preparation of the Metallurgical Engineering Principles and Practice Exam by joining the TMS Professional Registration Committee. You must be a registered Professional Engineer within the United States and be willing to commit to writing and/or peer-reviewing questions for the exam. A Writers/Reviewers Workshop is scheduled for Saturday, September 25, 2004 immediately preceding the TMS fall event, MS&T ’04, in New Orleans. This full-day session will be held at the New Orleans Marriott Hotel. The hours of participation may qualify as Continuing Professional Competency (CPC) hours in your jurisdictions. TMS will reimburse your Friday-night hotel stay. For more information or to register to attend this workshop, contact: Nellie Luther Professional Affairs Coordinator, TMS Phone: (724) 776-9000, ext. 213 E-mail: natale@tms.org ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 9. TMS Invites Abstracts for Superalloys 718, 625, 706, and Derivatives Meeting ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ International Symposium on Superalloys 718, 625, 706, and Derivatives October 2-5, 2005 * Hyatt Regency Pittsburgh International Airport * Pittsburgh, PA Important dates: * Abstract Submission Deadline ~ December 1, 2004 * Author Acceptance Notification ~ February 1, 2005 * Electronic Manuscripts Due to TMS ~ May 1, 2005 * Welcoming Reception ~ October 2, 2005 Abstracts can be sent on-line to the committee chairperson using the TMS Conference Management System (http://cms.tms.org). This site allows anyone with World Wide Web access to electronically submit an abstract day or night. All accepted papers will be published in the proceedings which will be distributed at the start of the symposium. For full symposium details, visit http://www.tms.org/Meetings/Specialty/Superalloys2005/SuperalloysHome.html ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 10. Announce Job Openings, Events, and New Products through JOM ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ If you are looking for an effective way to announce job openings, events, or new products without spending a fortune, consider placing an announcement in the JOM Materials Resource Center. The Materials Resource Center, an expanded version of the traditional JOM classified section, provides a forum for organizations to announce job openings, new products and services, workshops, seminars, new publications, and consulting services. JOM’s wide print circulation and powerful on-line presence make the Materials Resource Center an ideal way to get your message out to a large number of qualified readers for a reasonable price. Every advertisement placed in the print version of JOM appears for three months free on the JOM Materials Resource Center web page (http://www.tms.org/pubs/journals/JOM/classifieds.html), one of the most popular pages on the TMS web site with an average of more than 3,500 hits each month. For more information on adding your company’s announcement to the Materials Resource Center, contact: Trudi Dunlap Communications Department Coordinator, TMS Phone: (724) 776-9000, ext. 275 E-mail: tdunlap@tms.org ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The TMS Electronic Newsletter is a service to TMS members and friends. For maximum compatibility with all e-mail systems and Internet connections, TMS e-News employs simple text formatting only. Send comments and suggestions to newsletter@tms.org. If you do not wish to receive this newsletter in the future, you must send a message to unsubscribe@tms.org with your e-mail address in the subject line. 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