2023
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Fellow Award
Irene Beyerlein -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA
- Quote: TMS has played a vital role in my professional career from the very beginning. It is because of the impactful, multiple ways in which TMS promotes excellence across the full professional spectrum, such that anyone may thrive, that I am extremely delighted and honored to be named one of its Fellows.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to multi-scale modeling of deformation of polycrystalline metals, severe plastic deformation and interface-driven plasticity.
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2023
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Fellow Award
Julie Christodoulou -
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- Title: Principal
- Affiliation: Materials & Manufacturing Innovations, LLC, Alexandria, VA
- Quote: TMS provides a platform for great ideas across our practice to be introduced and strengthened in a rich community of diverse perspectives. It is a source for inspiration and innovation that improves our research and research products, and a space to meet new colleagues and to connect with colleagues who become dear friends. With the greatest respect for the TMS community and the incomparable list of Fellows who have shared this honor, I am deeply humbled.
- Citation: For boldly envisioning, leading, and resourcing the digital transformation of materials science; for executive US Department of Defense leadership in materials integration technologies; and for being a truly inspirational role model.
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2023
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Fellow Award
David Furrer -
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- Title: Senior Fellow Discipline Lead
- Affiliation: Pratt & Whitney, East Hartford, CT
- Quote: I am extremely honored to have been nominated for the award of TMS Fellow, and am even more honored and excited to have been selected. To be recognized is a truly humbling experience. I look forward to continued involvement and growth of our technical community.
- Citation: For his efforts to champion, develop and implement data curation, analytics, and computational tools and methods for materials and manufacturing process design and control.
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2023
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Fellow Award
Alan Luo -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
- Quote: I am incredibly honored and humbled by the TMS Fellow Award and very grateful for the support and contributions from my students and post-doctoral researchers at The Ohio State University and my former colleagues at General Motors. I also acknowledge TMS for being my professional home where I have enjoyed many collaborations and friendships with numerous mentors and colleagues from industry and academia. This award also gives me an opportunity to thank my family and especially my wife for the greatest support to my hard work. I will strive to devote my best efforts to educate young engineers and innovate with them in materials science and processing technologies.
- Citation: For outstanding research and industrial implementation of lightweight alloys and manufacturing processes, innovative teaching and sustained service in materials processing technologies.
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2023
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Fellow Award
En (Evan) Ma -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xi'an, China
- Quote: I am thrilled to be named a TMS Fellow, the pinnacle award of the Society. It is such an honor to be recognized by my peers to join this distinguished group, one of the most selective in the world of materials science. I am deeply and forever thankful to TMS, and I owe this achievement to the talented students and collaborators I have worked with, for their tremendous contributions over the years.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to the understanding of the structure in amorphous and nanostructured alloys that has led to several improved properties of these metastable materials.
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2023
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Fellow Award
Ramana G. Reddy -
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- Title: ACIPCO Endowed Professor
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Quote: "I am honored and humbled to receive this TMS Fellow Award. I am honored to be among those distinguished prior recipients of this Award. I love teaching students and collaborating with researchers from all over the world. TMS is one of the most vibrant materials societies in the world. I am very pleased to be a member of it. TMS has played a significant role in my professional growth and providing the opportunities to develop contacts with friends, and materials and engineering professionals worldwide."
- Citation: For pioneering research contributions in thermodynamics and phase equilibria, the development of new energy efficient technologies for extraction and processing of materials, and his excellent contributions to engineering education and professionals development in the field of metallurgical and materials science and engineering.
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2023
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Fellow Award
James Warren -
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- Title: Director, Materials Genome Program
- Affiliation: National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD
- Quote: I first learned the nature of this extraordinary honor when my mentor and colleague Bill Boettinger became a TMS Fellow, and I am truly humbled to enter these ranks. The TMS is my career “home,” and I cannot imagine any recognition more meaningful. I believe my best days as a TMS member still lie in front of me, and I look forward to engaging with my many colleagues through the diverse forums the Society provides.
- Citation: For seminal work in use of phase field models of materials phenomena and exceptional international leadership in materials research policy.
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2023
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Fellow Award
Ji-Cheng (JC) Zhao -
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- Title: Minta Martin Professor and Department Chair
- Affiliation: University of Maryland, College Park, MD
- Quote: TMS Fellows are a group of distinguished scholars who have cemented the foundation for metals science and technology over the decades. I admired them and aspired to join their ranks; and being finally named a TMS Fellow is incredibly humbling and gratifying. I cherish this award and regard it as one of the highest honors of my career. TMS is my “home” professional society through which I met many wonderful colleagues and mentors who shaped my career. I am wholeheartedly grateful to my students, collaborators, mentors, and colleagues for their contributions to the research that led to this award. Thank you all.
- Citation: For contributions to high-throughput research and diffusion studies in metals and early implementation of computational alloy design in turbine industry leading to high-impact alloy deployment.
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2022
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Fellow Award
Eduard Arzt -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Leibniz Institute for New Materials, Saarbrücken, Germany
- Quote: I am thrilled to receive a TMS Fellow Award 2022 and hope very much that in-person proceedings will be possible. It is a great privilege for us scientists to be able to live in a world where ideas flow freely across boundaries and to entertain international ties on a professional and on a personal level. TMS with its international outlook greatly underpins our efforts to promote worldwide science solutions and, in the process, international understanding.
- Citation: For acting as a bridge between US and European materials research, global leadership, seminal contributions to the field, and leading major materials research institutes.
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2022
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Fellow Award
Jiann-Yang (Jim) Hwang -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University, Houghton, MI
- Quote: TMS for the last 30 years has been the place for me to communicate with colleagues, introduce my students, and serve the community through creating various platforms for new technology developments. This Fellow award shows my efforts and contributions to the minerals, metals, and materials field has been recognized. I am very grateful to my colleagues and the society, especially to those who have been working closely with me in the EPD division.
- Citation: For pioneering research on microwave-assisted metallurgy, for outstanding innovations on mineral processing, for exceptional leadership and service to TMS, and for excellent student mentoring.
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2022
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Fellow Award
John Lewandowski -
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- Title: Distinguished University Professor and Arthur P Armington Professor of Engineering II
- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH
- Quote: This award gives me the opportunity to thank my family and the many TMS members and other colleagues that have provided great support and mentorship over the years. Professionally, this includes those at CMU and Cambridge University as well as those at CWRU for 35+ years. I have appreciated the financial support from various agencies, companies, and benefactors to enable me to work with such great colleagues and students, I look forward to continuing such interactions, and will strive to provide guidance to others in a manner that I have been fortunate to have experienced.
- Citation: For sustained research, teaching, service, and mentoring activities related to the areas of processing/structure/mechanical property relationships on conventional and advanced structural materials.
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2022
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Fellow Award
Ju Li -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: I am honored and humbled to be in the TMS Fellow class of 2022. TMS has played a key role in my career development, for which I'm forever grateful.
- Citation: For ground-breaking work on understanding the fundamental properties of ultra-strength materials and development and implementation of elastic strain engineering.
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2022
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Fellow Award
Zi-Kui Liu -
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- Title: Dorothy Pate Enright Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA
- Quote: “I am honored in receiving the TMS Fellow Award. I would like to thank TMS for providing all the terrific professional services to its members and the materials community, which have enabled me to interact with many great scientists, shape my research programs, and enhance my contributions to our community. I am very grateful for all my current and former students and research fellows for their willingness and diligence in working with me, so many wonderful collaborators who have been sharing their scientific insights with our group, excellent administrative supports from the Pennsylvania State University at all levels, and the foundational and inspirational education that I received in China and Sweden that drives my curiosity.”
- Citation: For seminal contributions to fundamentals of thermodynamics and development of computational approaches and tools for predictions of properties and design of materials.
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2022
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Fellow Award
Kathy Lu -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA
- Quote: This award is the highest honor and recognition for my contribution to the fundamental and applied research of materials science and engineering, especially regarding materials synthesis, processing, and performance in demanding environments.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to the fundamental and applied research of materials science and engineering, especially regarding materials synthesis, processing, and performance in demanding environments.
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2022
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Fellow Award
Jan D. Miller -
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- Title: Ivor D. Thomas Distinguished Professor of Metallurgical Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT
- Quote: It is a special pleasure to be selected as a TMS Fellow and to be included with such a distinguished group of individuals. For many years TMS has provided important venues to communicate significant research results, thus facilitating advances in science and technology. The TMS opportunities to publish/present research results are greatly appreciated, and extend to many of our students, representing an important aspect of their education.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to the characterization and understanding of interfacial phenomena in mineral processing and extractive metallurgy as well as associated mentoring and teaching.
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2022
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Fellow Award
Amit Misra -
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- Title: Professor and Department Chair
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Quote: “I feel honored to be recognized with the TMS Fellow Award and am grateful for the support from my colleagues, friends, and family, and very thankful of the TMS awards committees and my nominators and letter writers. I thank TMS for being a champion for metallurgy and structural materials research and providing the platform for my continued professional development since I was a graduate student.”
- Citation: For pioneering research in nanomechanics and interface-enabled mechanical behavior and radiation effects in multiphase and multilayered materials, professional leadership, and mentoring of early career scientists.
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2022
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Fellow Award
Anil Sachdev -
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- Title: Lab Group Manager
- Affiliation: General Motors Global Research and Development, Warren, MI
- Citation: For contributions to implementing lightweight products through computational materials engineering and for efforts to globalize materials research.
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2022
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Fellow Award
Patrice Turchi -
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- Title: Senior Scientist
- Affiliation: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Retired in 2018), Menlo Park, CA
- Quote: I am grateful and humbled by this honor bestowed by my colleagues, and I am honored to have my name included in the list of those who were presented in the past with the TMS Fellow Award. By virtually every measure, it is easy to recognize that TMS remains the Society of choice for everything that deals with minerals, metals, and materials, and that spans from extraction to recycling with all the scientific and engineering science in between, like I have said for more than 30 years now. For these reasons, I remain very attached to what this professional scientific society has to offer to us as a community of scientists and will continue to do my best to honor what this award really means.
- Citation: For exceptional and pioneering contributions in electronic structure-based theories of alloys, world-class leadership to promoting materials science, and tremendous involvement to professional societies.
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2021
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Fellow Award
Dipankar Banerjee -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore India
- Quote: I am deeply honored by this award from TMS. It represents an international outreach of TMS that we recognize as one of its significant strengths as a Society. TMS meetings, which I attend quite regularly, are a wonderful melting pot and opportunity to meet and interact with a truly international community of materials scientists. At a more personal level, I have been privileged to have been mentored by many in my early career and continue to collaborate in more recent years with many in the United States. This award is also a recognition of the work I have been fortunate to do through these interactions.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to the understanding of titanium and intermetallic alloys and for distinguished international leadership
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2021
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Fellow Award
Raymond Decker -
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- Title: President
- Affiliation: NanoMag LLC, Ann Arbor MI United States
- Quote: I have benefitted from 70 years of membership in TMS, having joined as a student member in 1950. At that time the relationship of properties to processing and microstructure was primitive compared to today. For example, dislocations were not mentioned in any of my undergraduate lectures or textbooks. Since then, TMS has been my learning machine to gain a working knowledge of dislocations and strengthening mechanisms in alloys - for use in inventing Ni Based Superalloys, Maraging Steels, Thixomolding and bioabsorbable Mg implants. It is extra special to receive this award from a Society that contributed so much to my results.
- Citation: For pioneering the invention, seminal development, and commercialization of maraging steels, superalloys, thixomolding, and bioresorbable magnesium implants.
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2021
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Fellow Award
David DeYoung -
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- Title: Retired
- Affiliation: Alcoa, Export PA United States
- Quote: Throughout my career, TMS has provided tremendous learning opportunities and these have always exceeded my expectations. Each involvement as a volunteer has invariably turned out to be another development experience. It is truly an honor to be elected a TMS Fellow, and I am humbled to have been considered and selected by colleagues in our field.
- Citation: For technical and scientific leadership within ALCOA and to the broader Aluminum Technical Community. For service to TMS and our professional community.
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2021
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Fellow Award
Fiona Doyle -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley CA United States
- Quote: TMS has been vital to my professional success, both as a source of cutting-edge technical material, and as a professional community where I found friends and mentors, and learned indispensable skills. I have always felt welcome and valued – something for which many female engineers of my generation had to struggle. The list of living and deceased TMS Fellows is a who’s who of intellectual giants whose contributions have transformed the broad field of materials science and engineering. I feel truly humbled, and indescribably honored to be joining their ranks.
- Citation: For seminal contributions in the practice of innovative hydrometallurgical processing and technologies including materials extraction, purification, environmentally benign processing and remediation, synthesis, and fundamental modeling.
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2021
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Fellow Award
Somnath Ghosh -
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- Title: Michael G. Callas Chair Professor
- Affiliation: Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore MD United States
- Quote: I am truly humbled by my selection to the rank of TMS Fellow. I consider this to be one of the highest honors in my professional career. TMS is one of the best professional societies that I have been associated with in my academic career. It has given me the opportunity to interact with some of the best minds in the materials field, who have inspired me with their vision and vibrant intellectual contributions. With this award, I feel lucky to join a distinguished group of colleagues and hope to contribute strongly to the mission of TMS in the coming years.
- Citation: For outstanding visionary contributions to the fields of Multiscale Materials Modeling including ICME, and for sustained ambassadorship of Materials Engineering across various technical communities
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2021
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Fellow Award
Hani Henein -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Alberta, Edmonton AB Canada
- Quote: As a young member, I admired the TMS Fellows as a group of materials science and engineering (MSE) professionals that are the elite of our profession and represent the epitome of excellence in our community. I was amazed at the many MSE theories and principles that were named after them. Never had I thought that one day I would be joining their ranks as a TMS Fellow. I hope my induction as a TMS Fellow inspires today’s young TMS members to excel, contribute to the science, engineering and service of our profession. Such an achievement, although it is identified with one person, represents the efforts of a community over the years to whom I owe a great gratitude. This gratitude extends to TMS where is my international professional home and numerous friends that have enabled my many achievements.
- Citation: For pioneering developments in pipe-line steels, spray forming and determination of liquid metal properties; and an outstanding record of publications, international awards and participation in professional society affairs.
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2021
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Fellow Award
Donald Sadoway -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge MA United States
- Quote: I am thrilled to be awarded the distinction of TMS Fellow. For over 40 years I have benefitted from TMS membership through the rich professional interactions at TMS conferences. No question that this helped shape my career for which I am truly grateful.
- Citation: Innovation in electrolytic processing for metals extraction, for advocacy in resource stewardship, and leadership in materials education.
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2021
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Fellow Award
Julie Schoenung -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Irvine, Irvine CA United States
- Quote: I am very honored and humbled to have been selected to be recognized as a TMS Fellow. I am very proud to receive this recognition from the TMS community and its leadership, and I hope that my inclusion in the 2021 class of Fellows will serve as a role model for young women professionals in the materials science and engineering community, and to all scholars who follow a non-traditional path through their career and profession. I want to thank those who prepared and supported my nomination, and furthermore, I want to share my deepest gratitude to all of my graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, undergraduate students, staff, collaborators and my own role models – without their hard work, commitment, support and friendship along the way, my achievements leading to this honor would not have been possible.
- Citation: For pioneering contributions to the science and engineering of trimodal composites, and for novel applications of green engineering.
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2020
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Fellow Award
Mark Asta -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
- Citation: For seminal contributions in the materials theory of alloys and interfaces.
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2020
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Fellow Award
Rodney Boyer -
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- Title: Retired
- Affiliation: RBTi Consulting, Bellevue, WA
- Quote: I am extremely pleased and proud to receive the TMS Fellow award. Because it is restricted to a limited number of people, it is that much more of an honor. I was very fortunate to have world famous titanium mentors in the early days of my career, people like Williams, Blackburn, Lütjering and Rosenburg. They gave me the technical background that aided my understanding of titanium metallurgy and processing that enabled my contributions.
- Citation: For exemplary and sustained leadership in the growth of understanding and application of Ti alloys in commercial aircraft. For exceptional service to our profession.
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2020
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Fellow Award
Marc De Graef -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University , Pittsburgh, PA
- Quote: My involvement with TMS began about 26 years ago. Throughout the years I have worked with TMS staff and other members in the area of IT (in particular on the first conference management system) and later on the Board of Directors. TMS is my home society and I value the opportunities it offers all of us through the Annual Meetings and other specialty conferences. I am humbled by the honor bestowed on me by my colleagues, and I look forward to many more years of Society involvement
- Citation: For pioneering scientific and educational contributions to the quantitative characterization of magnetic materials and 3-D material microstructures.
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2020
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Fellow Award
Diana Farkas -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, VA
- Quote: It is a great honor for me to receive this award. I am very proud to have the recognition of the Society. It symbolizes the contributions that I have made to the materials science field and the community over the years.
- Citation: For pioneering research on nanocrystalline materials, intermetallics and diffusion with atomistic simulations and for distinguished service to the materials profession nationally and internationally.
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2020
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Fellow Award
Dorte Juul Jensen -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Technical Unversity of Denmark, Lyngby Kgs, Denmark
- Quote: Ever since I became a TMS member in 1986, I have considered TMS as the globally leading professional society in the materials field. Besides the annual meeting, the various specialized conferences like 3DMS and ICME are, in my opinion, essential in following the latest developments and catching new trends. I have very much appreciated being a member and participated in meetings organized by TMS almost every year since the mid 1980's. I am therefore very honored and happy to receive the TMS Fellow Award for the Class of 2020.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to the understanding of physical metallurgy, in particular recrystallization and plastic deformation, based on 2D, 3D and 4D electron, neutron and X-ray diffraction techniques
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2020
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Fellow Award
Karl Kainer -
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- Title: Retired Director Institute of Materials Research and Head of MAgIC
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht, Geesthacht Germany
- Quote: I am deeply honored to be named a TMS Fellow. I have been a TMS member for nearly 20 years and have been involved in the then-young Magnesium Technology Committee from its start. After the beginning with a small group of people, this committee became very successful and is now one of the main pillars of the Light Metals Division. I have benefited greatly from my active involvement in this committee. This made TMS far more than a professional society for me: my professional family and the voice of the international magnesium community. The TMS meetings and meeting with colleagues was a constant source of inspiration, new ideas, and friendships. I am very proud to be elected as a Fellow of the Society, and I look forward to many more years of active membership and interaction.
- Citation: A leading authority on Global Magnesium Technology, a contributor to magnesium applications and alloy development, the Director of MAGIC and an active promoter of TMS.
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2020
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Fellow Award
David McDowell -
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- Title: Regents' Professor and Carter N. Paden, Jr. Distinguished Chair in Metals Processing
- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia
- Quote: I regard my selection as TMS Fellow to be among the highest honors of my career, for several reasons. First, I have great respect for the wide range of activities and distinctive leadership profile of TMS in materials research and education. TMS conferences, symposia and workshops bring together international leaders to share latest research advances with high levels of quality and impact. With regard to my own research field, computational multiscale modeling of metallic alloys, TMS has established one of the most progressive leadership positions in support to Integrated Computational Materials Engineering and the Materials Genome initiative, and I have been most fortunate to be involved in service. Finally, I have the highest regard for the cadre of TMS Fellows – I have always viewed these individuals as inspirational in terms of their impact, intellect, and longstanding influence on their fields of materials research and education. It is my distinct honor to join this group.
- Citation: For contributions to multiscale modeling and design of structural materials, microstructure sensitive simulation of material property variability, and leadership in materials innovation.
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2020
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Fellow Award
Neville Moody -
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- Title: Retired
- Affiliation: Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA
- Quote: TMS has helped me stay connected with colleagues and the materials community for over 40 years. Being part of the Society has allowed me to grow professionally in all aspects of my career from technical contributions to networking with colleagues. Some of the most enjoyable aspects of TMS membership have been through active participation as a volunteer in committees and society functions. These volunteer activities helped advance my career, influence programming and policy, and most importantly have led to many personal friendships all while serving the materials community. It is a real honor to become a TMS Fellow. To be recognized within this select group is truly rewarding.
- Citation: For developing experimental testing methods to assess materials reliability and environmental degradation in critical systems and for shaping the profession through service and mentoring.
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2019
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Fellow Award
Thomas Bieler -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI
- Citation: For seminal scientific and technological contributions to the understanding of the influence of grain boundaries and texture on the processing and properties of engineering alloys.
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2019
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Fellow Award
M. Grace Burke -
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- Title: Professor and Director
- Affiliation: University of Manchester, Manchester, England
- Citation: For extraordinary experimental skills in determining the causes of brittle failure and stress corrosion cracking in nuclear reactor materials.
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2019
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Fellow Award
Frank Crossley -
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- Title: Retired
- Affiliation: Aerojet Propulsion Research Institute, Attleboro, MA
- Citation: For the pioneering development and application of Titanium alloys into crucial aerospace applications, both commercial and defense, including critical US national security areas.
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2019
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Fellow Award
Dennis Dimiduk -
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- Title: Chief Technologist
- Affiliation: BlueQuartz Software LLC, Springboro, OH
- Citation: For leadership and contributions to high-temperature and intermetallic materials development, integrated materials modeling, 3D materials science and the science of size-scale effects in plasticity.
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2019
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Fellow Award
Roderick Guthrie -
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- Title: Director of McGill Metals Processing Centre
- Affiliation: McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada
- Quote: I have a deep respect for the TMS organization. Having been a TMS member since 1969, I have had the opportunity to present many of my, and my students', research contributions. Meanwhile, I have watched the TMS organization grow into a global force for good. Given active members and contributors from all around the world, I am hopeful that this will continue. As such, I accept this recognition of being named a Fellow of TMS with gratitude and pride.
- Citation: In recognition of his outstanding research contributions to the development of ferrous and non-ferrous processes, and a distinguished academic career in the education of students.
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2019
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Fellow Award
Elizabeth Holm -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Citation: For pioneering achievements and leadership in computational materials science and Integrated Computational Materials Engineering and for distinguished service to the materials profession.
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2019
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Fellow Award
Nack Joon Kim -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Pohang University of Science and Technology, Pohang Gyungbuk, South Korea
- Quote: TMS has been one of my principal professional societies throughout my career ever since I joined it as a graduate student in the United States, although I have now been conducting research in Korea for some 30 years. As a long-time international member, I am deeply honored to be recognized by TMS and would like to share this honor with my colleagues, post-docs, and students, without whose support this prestigious award would not have been possible.
- Citation: For seminal contributions toward the development of high performance structural alloys through microstructure design, leading to commercialization of these alloys in various applications.
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2019
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Fellow Award
Alan Taub -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Quote: I first joined TMS as a graduate student and have relied on the meetings and publications to learn about the latest developments in my field. As a society that embraces the intersection of science and engineering, TMS enables me to interact with a broad range of researchers from industry, national laboratories and academia from around the world. It is quite an honor to be recognized as a Fellow by this community.
- Citation: For advancing materials technology and commercialization through a combination of personal research accomplishments and technology leadership in both industry and academia.
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2019
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Fellow Award
Dan Thoma -
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- Title: Director Grainger Institute for Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin - Madison, Madison, WI
- Quote: Receiving the prestigious TMS Fellow Award is a humbling honor. TMS is my primary source for professional information dissemination and networking. Since I was a student, I have admired the leadership and the contributions of past TMS Fellows. To be recognized within this esteemed group is truly rewarding. I look forward to future years of continued, productive interactions and service.
- Citation: For pioneering research in advanced processing and alloy design as well as for leadership of and service to the materials profession.
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2018
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Fellow Award
Gerbrand Ceder -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, CA
- Citation: For his outstanding contributions to the computational design of materials and their application to metals and functional oxides.
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2018
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Fellow Award
Brent Fultz -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA
- Quote: I have deep respect for the Fellows of TMS, so it will be an honor to receive this award. I have attended the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition ever since I was a graduate student because I always learn something important from my forward-looking colleagues. My own interest is the entropy of materials, and the large part of it that comes from the vibrations of atoms. I am optimistic that understanding alloy thermodynamics at the level of atoms and electrons will empower the next generation of TMS members to better understand and design new materials and devices.
- Citation: For leadership in establishing the importance of vibrational entropy to the phase stability of alloys and for transformational advances in measurement techniques.
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2018
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Fellow Award
Carol Handwerker -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Quote: I feel deeply honored and humbled to receive this highly prestigious award from TMS and to be recognized by the Society for my contributions to the field. TMS has always served as the forum for reporting on new scientific discoveries, debating the laws of physics and chemistry in the context of materials science and metallurgy, and educating the next generation of materials scientists and engineers to meet our growing challenges as citizens of the world. I am grateful to my friends and colleagues in TMS for creating such a community of scholars, where all are welcome.
- Citation: For national leadership across the field of electronic materials packaging, from structure evolution in ceramics to Pb-free solder replacements.
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2018
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Fellow Award
Peter Liaw -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knowxville, TN
- Quote: I joined TMS as a member when I was a graduate student at Northwestern University. TMS gives us the precious opportunity to attend technical meetings and to interact with and learn from our colleagues from around the world. It is a great pleasure and honor to become a TMS Fellow. We will continue to grow with TMS.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to the fundamental understanding of fatigue and fracture behavior in metals and alloys, including advanced structural materials.
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2018
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Fellow Award
Daniel Miracle -
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- Title: Senior Scientist
- Affiliation: Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright Patterswon AFB
- Quote: Throughout my career, I’ve relied on TMS programming to keep abreast of new advances in my fields of study and to stay connected with my peers. I’ve come to appreciate TMS as an exceptional professional organization that’s fueled by the passion and professionalism of the TMS staff and volunteer leaders. As recognition from the broader TMS membership of technical peers that I respect, being elected as a TMS Fellow has special significance for me personally.
- Citation: For original and seminal contributions on a range of structural metallic alloys, and for technical and strategic leadership in the international technical community.
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2018
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Fellow Award
Ray Peterson -
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- Title: Technology Director
- Affiliation: Real Alloy, Knowxville, TN
- Quote: TMS has been my scientific and professional home during my career. The majority of my publications have been presented here. I have learned so much through interactions with my past and current colleagues. This award would not be possible without their teachings, support, collaboration, and assistance. To be recognized by my peers is a truly humbling experience. I hope that I can give back to our technical community as much as has been given to me.
- Citation: For significant contributions to the aluminum industry through his work in aluminum melting and molten metal processing and his outstanding service to TMS.
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2017
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Fellow Award
Long-Qing Chen -
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- Title: Distinguished Professor
- Affiliation: Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA
- Quote: I have been associated with TMS for about 25 years ever since I became a TMS member and participated in the first TMS annual fall meeting in 1991. TMS annual meetings are where I learned how to get involved in society committees and symposium organization and met many wonderful life-long friends as well as a number of mentors who have in many ways shaped my professional career. To receive the TMS Fellow Award, considered as a pinnacle award at TMS, truly made me feel it's a dream come true.
- Citation: For his outstanding contributions to computational mesoscale materials science and its applications to solid-solid phase transformations and microstructure evolution.
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2017
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Fellow Award
Ke Lu -
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- Title: Director
- Affiliation: Institute of Metal Research, Shenyang, China
- Quote: I am deeply humbled by this extraordinary recognition. As a material researcher in China, I could not ask for more prestigious honor to join the ranks of distinguished TMS Fellows—colleagues with stellar accomplishments and role models of my profession. This award inspires me to explore more in the vast room of nano-metals and to promote future generations in this rich land.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to the understanding of the mechanical properties of metals and nanocrystalline materials and for his world-class leadership of materials research.
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2017
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Fellow Award
Gary Was -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Quote: I have been a TMS member since 1977. The first TMS conference I attended was the Fall 1979 TMS-AIME Fall meeting in Milwaukee, WI where I presented a talk entitled "Effect of Heat Treatment on Segregation and Precipitation of Trace Elements in Inconel 600." Over the years, I have had the opportunity to meet colleagues in the discipline by serving as member and officer of several committees, to expand my horizons as symposium organizer and chair, and to have had the opportunity to organize and chair independently sponsored TMS meetings. It’s hard to think of a year in which I haven’t been a part of a TMS meeting as TMS has played such an important role in my career by providing a forum for interaction with the top scientists and engineers in my field. Sitting at the intersection of metallurgy, corrosion, and radiation effects can be challenging, but I have always found a home at TMS. The society has continued to be flexible, responsive, and adaptive to the changing materials world while maintaining strength in its core pursuits. I look forward to a fifth decade of close involvement with TMS.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to understanding environmental degradation of structural materials, with emphasis on irradiation-assisted stress corrosion cracking and irradiation-induced microstructural changes.
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2017
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Fellow Award
Yuntian Zhu -
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- Title: Distinguished Professor
- Affiliation: North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive this award, which represents a milestone in my career development. TMS has been my home academic society. Becoming a TMS fellow is a great recognition of my academic contribution. It makes me work harder to make more contributions to materials science and to TMS.
- Citation: For pioneering contributions to the understanding of deformation physics of nanomaterials and the development of nanotechnologies to produce superior nanomaterials.
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2016
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Fellow Award
Brajendra Mishra -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, MA
- Quote: TMS Fellowship is the most prestigious and highest recognition I can imagine for any person’s contributions to the materials engineering profession. It gives me a sense of fulfilment and satisfaction to achieve it. I have aspired for this award since I joined TMS as a student member 33 years ago. It is most gratifying when your peers appreciate the value of your work. I have reached out to TMS for most of my professional needs and the society has amply supported me over the past three decades. TMS membership has allowed me to hone both my technical and leadership skills.
- Citation: For his contributions to M52materials processing, extractive metallurgy, and his leadership in resource recovery and recycling.
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2016
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Fellow Award
G. Odette -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA
- Quote: I am deeply honored and humbled by my selection as a TMS Fellow. TMS annual meetings are seldom missed; they are wonderful events where we have been able to exchange ideas, learn about amazing new science, and interact with our outstanding collaborators and colleagues from all over the world. The intellectual cross-fertilization provided by TMS has been very important both to me and to our field.
- Citation: For sustained contributions to irradiation effects in materials, leading to improved regulatory guidelines for nuclear reactor safety and development of advanced materials for fusion energy.
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2016
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Fellow Award
George Pharr -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN
- Quote: TMS has been an important professional partner for my entire working life. The annual meetings and technical publications have helped to shape and hone my technical skills, and the new friends and colleagues I have met at TMS events have been integral to my professional growth and development. I am greatly honored to be chosen a Fellow of the society and look forward to many more years of active membership and interaction.
- Citation: For developing nanoindentation into a materials characterization tool that helped power the nanotechnology revolution and has been instrumental in the development of new materials.
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2016
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Fellow Award
Ian Robertson -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
- Quote: I am deeply honored to receive this recognition from the materials community and at the same time humbled to join the list of TMS Fellows, all of whom are recognized leaders of the field. The TMS annual meeting remains an important forum for me to learn about the latest developments in the field and to stay connected with friends and colleagues.
- Citation: In recognition for pioneering investigations on fundamental aspects of deformation and fracture of metal, particularly involving hydrogen effects, precipitates, and radiation damage.
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2016
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Fellow Award
James Smialek -
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- Title: Senior Research Scientist
- Affiliation: NASA, Cleveland, OH
- Quote: I am very grateful to TMS for this lifetime honor. My membership began 40 years ago and my first publications were in Metallurgical and Materials Transactions. Metallurgical research has been my avocation ever since—and TMS has offered premier opportunities for connecting with the materials community. On a personal level, it is especially gratifying to be included with such accomplished friends and mentors.
- Citation: For significant contributions toward understanding and improving the high temperature corrosion of aerospace materials, including superalloys, intermetallics, ceramics, and coatings.
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2016
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Fellow Award
Bruce Wessels -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
- Quote: I have been active in TMS for most of my professional life. TMS membership has enabled me to partake in a number of activities including programming and leadership. I had the honor of serving as the society’s president during a period when TMS was undergoing significant changes, including the formation of the TMS Foundation. I am deeply appreciative of being named a Fellow of TMS by my colleagues.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to vapor phase epitaxy of phosphide, nitride, and oxide thin-films and heterostructures for electronic and optoelectronic applications, and the role of defects in determining their electronic and optical properties; additionally, for providing outstanding service to TMS.
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2015
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Fellow Award
Iver Anderson -
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- Title: Senior Metallurgist
- Affiliation: Iowa State University, Ames, IA
- Quote: I am honored and very grateful to receive this TMS Fellow Award. Due to the high regard that I hold all of the current TMS Fellows, I consider this award to be a very high distinction. To know that Karl Gschneidner, Jr., my Ames Lab colleague who is one of my main professional role models, was also my principal nominator is quite a sincere compliment. I could not ask for a more prestigious award at this time and sincerely appreciate this recognition from the profession that I serve.
- Citation: For his inventiveness that led to lead-free solder used in all electronic devices; for seminal contributions to: (1) gas atomization of metallic and polymeric materials, (2) powder metallurgy technology, and (3) rapid solidification processing of a wide variety of materials; for long time professional leadership as a member of the TMS Board of Directors and chair of numerous TMS technical committees; and for contributions to education.
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2015
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Fellow Award
Surya Kalidindi -
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- Title: Materials Science Professor
- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
- Quote: I am deeply humbled by this tremendous honor. Since I did not receive any formal education in the materials field, I have relied heavily on TMS to be my central resource for my materials education throughout my career. The conferences, journals, committees, and various other activities of TMS have given me many opportunities for my career growth. Because of my close connection with TMS for over the past two decades, I am extremely grateful to be recognized by this award. I am, and will remain, most proud of this award.
- Citation: For major scientific contributions in the fields of crystal plasticity and microstructure design, and leadership in materials education.
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2015
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Fellow Award
David Matlock -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
- Quote: I joined TMS in 1968 while an undergraduate student at the University of Texas, at a time when I really did not appreciate the importance of professional societies. Over the years I have been impressed by the contributions TMS has made, particularly in the area of sponsored specialty conference sessions that have led to publications that remain valuable resources today (e.g. the three volumes on dual-phase steels, 1977, 1979, and 1981). I am extremely honored to be named a TMS Fellow and join the list of distinguished past Fellows, a group that includes many people who have significantly influenced my career.
- Citation: For exceptional and sustained leadership in materials education and research, and for sustaining academic interest in the steel industry.
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2015
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Fellow Award
Michael Mills -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
- Quote: TMS has been essential for my career development. In particular, the annual meeting has provided me the opportunity to reunite with colleagues, develop new research ideas and collaborations, and broaden my technical horizons. It has also been instrumental in the development of my graduate students, and the hundreds of our MSE undergraduate students that have attended TMS meetings. I am deeply honored to join my mentors and role models in the ranks of TMS Fellows—colleagues that have so strongly and positively influenced me during my career. This honor inspires me to encourage and support the future generations within the materials community.
- Citation: For leadership and significant contributions in elucidating the deformation mechanisms of high-temperature structural materials using advanced characterization and modeling.
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2015
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Fellow Award
Christopher Schuh -
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- Title: Associate Professor of Metallurgy
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: Ever since I was a student I have looked up to the TMS Fellows as exemplars in our profession. It is humbling and overwhelming to be joining their ranks. Receiving this honor has inspired me to work harder and redouble my efforts to study, innovate, and create new knowledge about metals.
- Citation: For path-breaking research on design of new structural materials through control of microstructural order/disorder over a wide range of length scales; for bringing newly designed materials to commercial application.
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2015
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Fellow Award
Barry Welch -
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- Title: Emeritus Professor; Director
- Affiliation: University of Auckland; Welbank Consulting Ltd., Whitianga, New Zealand
- Quote: As a long-term international member aligned with the Light Metals Division of TMS, I am naturally thrilled to be elected a Fellow. But more important I derive greater pleasure in the knowledge that occasionally the Awards Committee also recognizes the global technical value of the more mission-oriented research that underpins the immense contributions to extractive and process metallurgy from LMD members. As with all research and developments awards, the outcomes are a consequence of team efforts, and I have been blessed with having many outstanding research students and colleagues. So, at a time like this, I want to record my gratitude for their support and contibutions.
- Citation: For significant contributions to the advancement of aluminum smelting technology through pioneering research in aluminum electrolysis cell reactions and fundamental processes followed by outstanding teaching to students and engineering practitioners.
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2014
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Fellow Award
John Allison -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Quote: I am deeply honored to be named a TMS Fellow. I have been a TMS member for over 30 years and TMS is much more than a professional society to me – it is my professional family. TMS meetings and members have been a continual source of inspiration, new ideas, energy and friendships. I have benefited immensely from this community and I am humbled to be recognized in this way by TMS.
- Citation: For pioneering achievements and leadership in development of Integrated Computational Materials Engineering methodologies and contributions to understanding the influence of microstructure on properties of metals
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2014
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Fellow Award
Kevin Hemker -
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- Title: Professor and Chair
- Affiliation: Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
- Quote: I first met my PhD advisor, Bill Nix, at a TMS Symposium on the 50th anniversary of dislocations in Detroit in 1984 and have been a TMS member ever since. I have enjoyed rich interactions with colleagues in countless: symposia, hallways, committees, and social events. The list of TMS Fellows reads like a who's who of materials scientists and engineers. I have been blessed with the opportunity to get to know and be mentored by many of these giants, and I am humbled to be recognized by TMS for this award.
- Citation: For discoveries that govern the mechanical behavior of nanocrystalline, micro-lattice, thermal barrier, and high-temperature materials based on underlying atomic scale processes.
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2014
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Fellow Award
Enrique Lavernia -
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- Title: Dean & Distinguished Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Davis, CA
- Quote: I have been a TMS member for many years, first joining the society as a brand new graduate student in the 1980's at MIT. Since those early years, TMS has been an integral part of my academic life, and has provided me with numerous and important professional opportunities, as well as many life-long friendships. I am extremely humbled by being elected as a TMS Fellow and would like to give credit to many students (both graduate and undergraduates), post-doctoral scientists, staff, colleagues and mentor with whom I have had the privilege of working. Thank you TMS.
- Citation: For his outstanding contributions to the development of novel metal processing techniques and leadership in academic administration.
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2014
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Fellow Award
Michel Rappaz -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland
- Quote: Knowing the very limited number of fellows nominated by TMS, this is certainly a great honor for me to join in 2014 this group of distinguished scientists. After receiving the FEMS Gold Medal in 2013 from the European materials community, this TMS award is a recognition of my activity in the field of solidification on the other side of the Atlantic. Since my post-doc at ORNL, I have had always a special relationship with the North American materials community. I address many thanks to Jon Dantzig, my nominator, colleague and friend, as well as to the other scientists who have supported my candidacy. I also thank the TMS Honors and Professional Recognition Committee and the TMS Board of Directors for this nomination.
- Citation: For sustained innovative contributions to the fundamental science and practical application of solidification research.
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2014
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Fellow Award
Ruslan Valiev -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: UFA State Aviation Technical University, Ufa, Russia
- Quote: I have been an active TMS member since 1999 attending each meeting with an invited report or as a symposium organizer. In particular, contributing to the promotion of TMS society internationally as a co-organizer, session chair and energetic supporter of the bi-annual Ultrafine Grained Materials symposium series that have been one the largest TMS symposiums every time. In my opinion, TMS significantly coordinates research efforts among scientists all over the world, especially its meetings being a platform for the exchange of ideas and information relating to all aspects of Materials Science. It gives the opportunity to bring fundamental investigations from laboratory scale to practical application in various branches of industry, it attracts young scientists to modern science and lets us share practice, knowledge and experience, it duly recognizes the achievements with its various awards and interesting publication opportunity and I am proud to be the part of it.
- Citation: For pioneering works in the processing, fundamental study, innovation and application of ultrafine-grained and nanostructured materials produced by severe plastic deformation.
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2013
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Fellow Award
George Gray, III -
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- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Lab, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: I am honored to receive this high honor from TMS. I am grateful to all my research colleagues, post-docs, and students without whom my research would not have prospered and grown over the past three decades. I am proud to be a member of and volunteer for TMS. TMS has been of tremendous value to my professional career and a source of countless inspiring professional and private interactions.
- Citation: For innovative science and engineering, impact, and leadership in the field of dynamic behavior of materials.
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2013
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Fellow Award
Robert Shull -
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- Affiliation: National Institute of Standards & Technology, Gaithersburg, MD
- Quote: I cannot think of any other award (other than a Nobel Prize, of course) that means more to me! TMS has been my principal professional society through out my career. To be recognized by my colleagues this way is very special, especially since my field of magnetism is not in the mainstream of TMS's constituency. But I am humbled when I look at the wonderful people who already constitute the group of TMS Fellows I will be joining. And I feel particularly honored to become a Fellow of TMS at the same time as my good friends Peter, David, and Rusty.
- Citation: For extraordinary technical accomplishments in the fields of materials science and magnetism, and support of the community through professional and educational leadership.
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2013
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Fellow Award
David Srolovitz -
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- Affiliation: University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
- Quote: TMS was the first professional society that I joined, as a graduate student, and I have continued to be an active member ever since. TMS is the society that best describes how I think about my field and my role in it. I am honored to be selected for Fellowship in TMS and to be considered a part of this outstanding class of TMS Fellows.
- Citation: For global leadership in theoretical and computational materials science and groundbreaking and seminal contributions to fundamental understanding of surface and grain boundary phenomena.
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2013
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Fellow Award
Peter Voorhees -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
- Quote: I have been a member of TMS since graduate school and have attended TMS meetings regularly since then. TMS has played a critical role in the development of my career through the high quality meetings that it sponsors and the many committees on which I have served. I am grateful for the many contributions of my students, postdocs and colleagues to my work and the support of my family. I am honored and very grateful to be named Fellow of TMS.
- Citation: For seminal studies on the thermodynamics and kinetics of phase transformations
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2012
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Fellow Award
Ian Baker -
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- Affiliation: Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH
- Quote: I joined TMS in the early eighties because I viewed TMS meetings as great places to present talks and learn about the latest work in metals and alloys. This is still true, but TMS has broadened to include biomedical applications, which is of great interest to me. Similarly, the Journal of Metals is an excellent resource for members to keep abreast of science and technology that is outside their own research area. Having been a member for so long, it is a great privilege to be honored by TMS by becoming a Fellow of the Class of 2012.
- Citation: For pioneering contributions to the characterization of microstructure and mechanical properties of metals and materials.
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2012
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Fellow Award
David Dunand -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
- Quote: I am deeply honored by this pinnacle award from TMS. I have been a TMS member since my first year as a graduate student and never dreamed that, a quarter century later, I would join the ranks of distinguished TMS fellows. Since then, I have attended at least one TMS conference each year and have benefited immensely from the scholarship, inventiveness and energy from the TMS community. I hope to be able to give back to this community, in particular to the younger generation for whom the 21st century is full of challenges and opportunities in the materials science and engineering field.
- Citation: For seminal advances in the physical and mechanical metallurgy of metallic composites, foams and alloys, and in particular titanium and shape-memory alloys
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2012
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Fellow Award
Sung Kang -
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- Affiliation: IBM Corporation, Yorktown Heights, NY
- Quote: TMS Fellow Award is my highest honor recognized by my professional colleagues. My 40 years of TMS membership has greatly facilitated my professional advancement in my career. Through the active, continuing services to TMS, I’ve also obtained respectable fellowships and friendships among young and senior members.
- Citation: For contributions to the research and development of environmentally-conscious materials in microelectronics; lead-free solders, and electrically conducting materials.
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2012
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Fellow Award
Pradeep Rohatgi -
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- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI
- Quote: I am very honored and humbled for being selected for the TMS Fellow Award, Class of 2012. I thank the TMS and committee members. I have been a member of TMS since 1962 and have presented papers and attended TMS meetings since 1963. TMS has been a great source of new knowledge, education, and inspiration for me along with the opportunity to network with fellow material scientists and engineers.
- Citation: For internationally recognized leadership in research on solidification processing of metal matrix composites, and outstanding contributions to education, technology development, institution building, and materials policy.
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2011
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Fellow Award
David Bourell -
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- Title: Temple Foundation Professor
- Affiliation: University of Texas, Austin, TX
- Quote: “I have been a member of TMS since graduate school days and attended my first TMS Annual Meeting in 1980. Over the years, TMS has provided a forum for communication and interaction which has been instrumental. Therefore, it is a particular honor to receive this recognition from TMS.”
- Citation: For pioneering advances in the materials engineering of powder-based additive manufacturing, particularly selective laser sintering, including the development of binders and post-processing methods.
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2011
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Fellow Award
Kazuhiro Hono -
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- Title: NIMS Fellow, Director of Magnetic Center
- Affiliation: National Institute for Materials Science, Tsukuba, Japan
- Quote: “I consider the reception of the TMS fellows award as the highlight of my professional career. I am glad that I have kept my membership for over 26 years despite my residency in Japan. Through TMS, I have met many distinguished scientists in the metallurgical & materials science community, and I am fortunate that some of them have provided me the opportunity to be considered for this award. I want to share this honor with my colleagues and graduate students at NIMS and University of Tsukuba.”
- Citation: For seminal contributions to the understanding of structure-property relations in metals and alloys and functional materials.
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2011
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Fellow Award
Marc Meyers -
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- Title: Distinguished Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, La Jolla, La Jolla, CA
- Quote: “I attended my first TMS meeting in 1974 as a graduate student. Professor C.S. Barrett, my mentor, took me around the halls and introduced me to a number of famous scholars whose papers and books I had read. It was an indelible experience for me. I never expected, at that time, to receive this honor and to have my name in the same roster as the most accomplished scholars in the materials field. Becoming a TMS Fellow represents for me the pinnacle of my career, and it is with humility that I accept this award. TMS has been and continues to be my primary professional society and has enriched my career in many ways.”
- Citation: For global leadership in the field of mechanical behavior of materials and for original and seminal contributions to fundamental mechanisms in shock compression, shear localization, grain-size effects, and biological materials.
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2011
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Fellow Award
Anthony Rollett -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pa
- Quote: “I am deeply honored to receive this award because of what it represents in terms of the opinion of the materials community. It motivates me anew to serve the community, especially through participation in TMS activities. In particular I have always enjoyed attending TMS meetings and found them to be very productive for my professional and scientific career. I especially want to encourage younger people to take advantage of what the society has to offer.”
- Citation: For his seminal contributions to the understanding of microstructural evolution and his achievements in making texture analysis accessible to the community.
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2011
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Fellow Award
Steven Zinkle -
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- Title: Director Materials Science & Technology Div.
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: “My association with TMS extends back to my first presentation at a scientific conference when I was a young grad ate student. Over the years, TMS has consistently maintained its status as a premier venue for research that encompasses fundamental to applied materials R&D topics. I am deeply grateful for the numerous collaborations with colleagues that have enriched my career and I am honored to join the select ranks of distinguished TMS fellows.”
- Citation: For contributions to our improved understanding of radiation effects and deformation mechanisms in metals and ceramics for fission and fusion energy systems.
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2010
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Fellow Award
Jeff DeHosson -
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- Title: Professor Dept. of Applied Physics
- Affiliation: University of Groningen, Netherlands
- Quote: “I consider the Fellow Award as a major honor in the international community of materials science and an important milestone in my career. TMS played a crucial role in my scientific life since the society provided me a forum for the dissemination of my scientific accomplishments. Most importantly: the award is based on the recognition by my peers, i.e. my outstanding colleagues whose critical opinion I value most. Thanks are due to my research group, to the Zernike Institute for Advanced Materials-Groningen and the Netherlands Materials Innovation Institute for their continuous support.”
- Citation: For his outstanding contributions to structure-property relationships in materials.
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2010
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Fellow Award
James Evans -
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- Title: Professor of Metallurgy, P. Malozemoff Endowed Chair in Mineral Engineering Dept.
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: “My years of membership in TMS, since the late 70s, have taught me much that has been valuable in my career and given me the opportunity to interact with my colleagues in the society to my great benefit. The Fellows of TMS are a highly distinguished group of people and I am deeply honored by this award.”
- Citation: For his pioneering and seminal work in extractive/process metallurgy and his reputation as a leader in this field worldwide.
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2010
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Fellow Award
Easo George -
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- Title: Alloying Behavior & Design Group/Professor of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: “It is indeed a great pleasure to be elected TMS Fellow. I joined TMS as a student, shortly after which I went to my first technical meeting, giving a talk in one of the General Abstract Session, made my first outside scientific contacts, and was hooked. The impact of TMS on my professional development – through meetings, publications, and friends made along the way – is immeasurable, and I am profoundly grateful for it.”
- Citation: For his outstanding contributions to understanding deformation and fracture in intermetallic and metallic alloys and to designing new materials and functional use.
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2010
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Fellow Award
Richard Hoagland -
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- Title: Technical Staff Member (Retired)
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Lab, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: “Well, this is really something! If I have done anything to deserve this recognition it is because I have had the mighty broad shoulders of colleagues and mentors to stand on, and the help of the best students and Post Docs anyone could hope for. Some are listed among the TMS Fellows alumni. But many others are, or have been, at places like Battelle, Ohio State University, McMaster University, Washington State University and Los Alamos National Lab. TMS meetings have been important to me because they have provided a forum where I can meet these friends again, for exchanging new results with them and others, and for learning new things. And, above all, learning is what it is all about, isn’t it.”
- Citation: Outstanding contributions in fracture mechanics and atomistic modeling of dislocation mechanisms of deformation and fracture in a broad range of materials.
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2010
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Fellow Award
Philip Mackey -
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- Title: Process Support, Extractive Metallurgy (Retired)
- Affiliation: Xstrata Nickel of Canada,
- Quote: “TMS has always been an exciting and important organization for me. Throughout my career, it has played an important role in my professional life. Through TMS, I have met and worked with leaders in the industry. I first joined TMS in 1996 and it remains as relevant today as back then. It is a great honor and privilege to be recognized as a recipient of the 2010 TMS Fellow Award.”
- Citation: For the development of a new metallurgical processes for the production of non-ferrous metals, long service to the metallurgical community and in particular for bridging copper metallurgists of the two Americas.
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2009
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Fellow Award
William Gerberich -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Minnesota,
- Quote: “In the early days of the space race I was fortunate enough to converse with George Irwin and Max Williams about fracture mechanics. The rest of my four research careers in hydrogen embrittlement, fatigue thresholds, thin films, and nanomechanics were punctuated with brilliant students: Elias and Mike S. who taught me some continuum mechanics; Neville, Kumar, XingFu, Shouhui, and Tim who infused life into hydrogen and fatigue; Maarten, Shankar, Mike K., Alex, and Megan who delaminated everything; Mirng-Ji, Herb, Natalia, and Liangsheng who modeled dislocations at will; and Erica, Don, Dave, Jaimie, and Bill who put the nano into dislocation nucleation; and the many others who I don’t have room to effuse over.”
- Citation: Honored for his major contributions to the field of mechanical behavior of materials and his mentoring of students for over 35 years.
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2009
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Fellow Award
Douglas Granger -
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- Title: President (Retired)
- Affiliation: G.R.A.S., Murrysville, PA
- Quote: “I feel greatly honored to receive the prestigious award of TMS Fellow. To be chosen by one’s peers to join this eminent group is truly gratifying. Coming from the industrial research community, membership in TMS provides a valuable bridge to colleagues pursuing more fundamental studies. Of particular value has been the TMS Annual Meeting: a forum that encourages the exchange of the latest ideas in materials science and technology and good fellowship.”
- Citation: Honored for outstanding contributions to the advancement of solidification science and application to alloying, grain refining, and casting of commercial aluminum, copper, and steel alloys.
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2009
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Fellow Award
Michael Miller -
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- Title: Distinguished Researcher
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: “This award is an extremely great honor due to the very limited number of recipients and especially the manner in which the recipients are selected. It has been my good fortune to collaborate with many outstanding TMS Fellows over my career. The TMS meetings are always a pleasure to attend as they offer many opportunities to contribute to and learn from the materials science community, renew friendships, discuss science at the highest level, and provide opportunities to develop new collaborations.”
- Citation: Honored for outstanding scientific contributions in the field of atom probe field ion microscopy and the application of this technique to pioneering research in metallurgy.
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2009
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Fellow Award
Tresa Pollock -
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- Title: Professor of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Dearborn, MI
- Quote: “The impact of TMS on the field of materials and my own career is immeasurable. I am honored and humbled to be recognized by this distinguished group, and look forward to many more years of interaction with the TMS community.”
- Citation: Honored for seminal contributions in the understanding of high temperature alloys, and for distinguished leadership in materials education and the materials profession.
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2009
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Fellow Award
Hong Yong Sohn -
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- Title: Professor of Metallurgical Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT
- Quote: “Receiving the TMS Fellow Award is a highlight of my career. It represents recognition of my life-long efforts in teaching young metallurgical and materials engineers and creating new knowledge and technologies by research. Being recognized for what I enjoy doing most is an added bonus, which is made possible by belonging to a community of peers like TMS. Membership in TMS has also provided me with a career-long opportunity to exchange ideas and form professional bonds with persons of similar technical interests. This is essential for the development of a professional engineer.”
- Citation: Honored for his many outstanding contributions to the extractive and process metallurgy community in research and education, and for his exceptional service to TMS.
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2008
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Fellow Award
Tsu-Wei Chou -
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- Title: Professor, Mechanical Engineering Dept.
- Affiliation: University of Delaware, Newark, DE
- Quote: “The first journal paper in my professional career was published in Met. Trans. of AIME. From my early days modeling the behavior of dislocations to my more recent study of nanostructured materials, I have always enjoyed attending AIME/TMS conferences. Having worked in fiber composites based on ceramic, metal, and polymer matrices, I have found that TMS can provide me with the broad and rich knowledge/information base for all of my studies. I treasure this award, particularly for the encouragement of TMS to my interdisciplinary approach to research.”
- Citation: For his seminal contributions to the mechanics of nanocomposites and anisotropic heterogeneous materials.
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2008
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Fellow Award
Campbell Laird -
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- Title: Professor, Dept of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
- Quote: “I am thrilled to receive a 2008 Fellow Award from TMS and as I enter retirement, to be recognized by my scientific and engineering colleagues of the Society who have for many years provided me with education, encouragement, stimulation, and fun.”
- Citation: For his discovery of the mechanism of fatigue crack propagation and for pioneering studies of stress-strain response and general fatigue behavior.
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2008
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Fellow Award
David Laughlin -
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- Title: Professor, Materials Science & Engineering Dept.
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pa
- Quote: “TMS has always been an important part of my professional career. In particular, the various conferences held throughout the year are places where I am able to learn about new and exciting things in our field. The journals are also a source of learning as have been the three solid-solid phase transformations conferences that TMS has sponsored over the last 25 years. To be elected as a Fellow of TMS is an honor that I hope to continue to live up to in my service in the TMS community
- Citation: For outstanding achievements and research on phase transformations and magnetic materials, and for exceptional teaching and editorial contributions to the materials science community.
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2008
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Fellow Award
S. Semiatin -
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- Title: Senior Scientist
- Affiliation: U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory , Wright Patterson AFB, OH
- Quote: “I have been a member of TMS for over 30 years. The opportunity to interact with TMS colleagues from academia, industry, and government laboratories has been invaluable with regard to formulating the fundamental and multi-disciplinary efforts typically required for the solution of processing problems as well as transferring final results to industrial practice. I am very grateful to my early mentors and to numerous co-workers who have made significant contributions to our R&D over many years. It is indeed a special honor to receive this recognition from my colleagues in TMS to join the distinguished group of past TMS Fellows.”
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to the science and technology of thermomechanical processing of aerospace alloys.
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2007
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Fellow Award
William Boettinger -
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- Title: NIST Fellow
- Affiliation: National Institute of Standards & Technology, Gaithersburg, MD
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to advancing the fundamentals and modeling of microstructure synthesis during materials processing.
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2007
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Fellow Award
Roger Doherty -
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- Title: A. W. Grosvenor Professor of Materials Engineering
- Affiliation: Drexel University,
- Citation: For pioneering research and seminal contributions in physical metallurgy embracing solidification, microstructural evolution, recrystallization, phase transformations, and mechanical properties of aluminum and other industrial alloys.
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2007
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Fellow Award
Armen Khachaturyan -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Rutgers University,
- Citation: For a career of seminal research into the theory of phase transformations in solids, including contributions to the theory of ordering reactions, the elastic contribution to coherent transformations, and the “phase field” approach to modeling transformations.
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2007
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Fellow Award
Stephen Pearton -
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- Title: Distinguished Professor, Alumni Chair
- Affiliation: University of Florida,
- Citation: For his pioneering contributions to the science and application of advanced device fabrication techniques for compound semiconductors.
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2007
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Fellow Award
Erland Schulson -
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- Title: George Auston Colligan Distinguished Professor
- Affiliation: Dartmouth College,
- Citation: For being a leader in research of mechanics of materials and a pioneer in the study of mechanical properties of ice.
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2006
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Fellow Award
Diran Apelian -
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- Title: Howmet Professor of Engineering, Director of Metal Processing Institute
- Affiliation: Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, MA
- Citation: For seminal contributions to novel materials processing, materials characterization, microstructure/property relationships in advanced structural materials, and the promotion of computational materials science.
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2006
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Fellow Award
Clyde Briant -
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- Title: Dean of Engineering, Otis E. Randall University Professor
- Affiliation: Brown University,
- Citation: For his innovative work on grain boundary chemistry and its effects on intergranular fracture and intergranular corrosion in ferrous and refractory alloys.
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2006
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Fellow Award
Doris Kuhlmann-Wilsdorf* -
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- Title: President & Owner/Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: Kuhlmann-Wilsdorf/University of Virginia,
- Citation: For her development of a unified theory for plasticity from the point of view of dislocation behavior.
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2005
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Fellow Award
Hamish Fraser -
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- Title: Ohio Regents Eminent Scholar & Professor
- Affiliation: Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
- Quote: “It is a great honor, indeed, to be elected as a Fellow of TMS. It is very important to point out that in reality this honor recognizes the superb efforts of those post-doctoral fellows, graduate and undergraduate students with whom over the past 32 years I have had the extreme pleasure to work. I would also recognize with fond gratitude those who gave me a great start in life, namely my academic mentor, Professor Michael Loretto, at Birmingham, and my first academic boss, the late Professor Charlie Wert, at Illinois. TMS is the most comprehensive materials society, coupling academia, national laboratories and industry, integrating undergraduate and graduate students, post-doctoral fellows and faculty, scientists, technologists and engineers. Being a member of this society has provided me with the necessary infrastructure for the development of my career, and for this I am extremely grateful.”
- Citation: For seminal contributions to novel materials processing, materials characterization, microstructure/property relationships in advanced structural materials, and the promotion of computational materials science.
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2005
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Fellow Award
Terence Langdon -
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- Title: William E. Leonard Professor of Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Southern California,
- Quote: “I joined TMS in the 1960s, and I have always considered it my primary professional affiliation. Over the years, I have benefited greatly from the many TMS publications and from the regular meetings that provide me with an opportunity to present my latest research results and interact with my peers. It is well known that appointment as a TMS Fellow represents a pinnacle of achievement in the field of materials science. I feel very honored to join this distinguished group.”
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to our understanding of the mechanisms of high-temperature deformation and superplasticity of metals, alloys, and ceramics.
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2005
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Fellow Award
Alton Romig -
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- Title: Vice President, Non-proliferation & Assessments
- Affiliation: Sandia National Laboratories,
- Quote: TMS is the world’s premier professional organization for the exchange of research information and ideas in materials. The longevity of the organization— the long history of national meetings and student involvement— is unrivaled in the materials community. Its materials research journals are without peer in the world today. As a consequence, being a member of TMS gives one a special sense of belonging in the materials research community and being elected Fellow is perhaps the highest accolade that can be awarded to a materials scientist.”
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to the science, technology, and profession of materials, and for inspirational leadership of research and development for defense systems.
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2004
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Fellow Award
Michael Baskes -
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- Title: Technical Staff Member
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Lab, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: “I am extremely honored to receive the TMS Fellow Award. Being considered by my peers as one of the top 100 living materials scientists is indeed an immense distinction. I have always been proud to be a TMS member and am extremely encouraged with the improvement of the scientific content of the TMS meetings that has occurred in the last few years.”
- Citation: "For innovative research, choice of problems both for the scientific importance and career development of his many associates, attention to detail, the originality of thought, and clarity of presentations and generosity of ideas."
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2004
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Fellow Award
Ronald Gibala -
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- Title: L. H. & F. E. Van Vlack Professor
- Affiliation: University of Michigan,
- Citation: "For seminal research on intermetallics; internal friction; interstitial solutes in metals, surface effects, on mechanical behavior; and excellence in service to the materials community."
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2004
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Fellow Award
Tai-Gang Nieh -
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- Title: Senior Science Fellow, Chemistry & Materials Directorate
- Affiliation: Lawrence Livermore National Lab,
- Quote: “I am honored to accept the award. I joined TMS when I was a graduate student and never dreamed of becoming a fellow of this prestigious society. There are so many outstanding individuals in TMS who are more qualified to receive this award. God has been extremely gracious to me. I want to share this honor with my colleagues who had a fun time working with me in the past.”
- Citation: "For his important contributions to the understanding of the superplasticity behavior of metals and ceramics, including high strain rate superplasticity."
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2004
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Fellow Award
John Perepezko -
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- Title: IBM-Bascom Professor of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin, Madison, Madison, WI
- Quote: “I feel deeply honored to receive the prestigious TMS Fellow award. It is especially gratifying to receive the peer recognition for my sustained work and to be included in the distinguished group who share this honor. I have regarded TMS as my main professional society and have encouraged students to be active in the society. TMS conferences have always provided the latest developments in metallurgy and the enjoyable opportunity to interact with colleagues.”
- Citation: "For seminal scholarly contribution to a fundamental understanding of structural synthesis during materials processing especially at the nucleation stage of reaction."
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2004
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Fellow Award
Robert Ritchie -
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- Title: Professor of Materials Science
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: “I am both humbled and honored to join such an elite and distinguished group as a TMS Fellow. Recognition by one’s peers is the most sincere form of award, and I am especially honored that this is with TMS, the professional society that has always best represented my interests in the fields of materials science and engineering.”
- Citation: "For outstanding contributions to the understanding of mechanisms of fatigue and fracture of materials."
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2003
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Fellow Award
Hans Conrad -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
- Quote: I have been a member of TMS for over 50 years. This membership has been a most important part of my professional career, both from a scientific and technical standpoint and from the many personal contacts and friends I have developed. TMS has always kept me up-to-date on the advances in materials science and engineering and has provided a rigorous forum for the communication and review and research. I am indeed highly honored by this award.
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to teaching and research in dislocation mechanisms, thermally activated deformation, low-cycle fatigue, effects of electric fields and currents, and electro-rheology.
- Other: Hans Conrad is a professor emeritus at North Carolina State University. Prior to joining the faculty of North Carolina State University as professor and department head in 1981, Dr. Conrad was associated with a number of educational, industrial, and research organizations.
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2003
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Fellow Award
Didier de Fontaine -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: “When I contemplate the list of previous awardees, I realize what a great honor it is for me to belong to this elite group. TMS, or its earlier incarnation, is the very first professional society that I ever belonged to. I have always felt that it was important for me to belong to a society that caters to both engineering and scientific demands of the metallurgical, later, materials world. At a time when a strictly ‘bottom line’ mentality tends to prevail, I do hope that TMS will not abandon its scientific mission, the one that I am most concerned about, in favor of some fashionable buzz-word topic, such as nano-homeland-defense, to pick a facetious example.”
- Citation: "For being a leader in materials science, proposing spinodal ordering, pioneering the first-principle computation of phase diagrams, and educating many excellent material scientists."
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2003
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Fellow Award
William Johnson -
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- Title: Ruben Mettler Professor
- Affiliation: California Institute of Technology,
- Quote: “It is an honor to be selected as a Fellow of the TMS and be recognized for career contributions in the field of metals and alloys. It has been both exciting and rewarding to be part of the development and evolution of amorphous metals as a new class of emerging engineering materials. Awards like this help to validate one’s past efforts and to reinforce one’s vision for the future.”
- Citation: "For significant contribution to the science and technology of metallic glasses."
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2003
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Fellow Award
George Krauss -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
- Quote: “I am a life-long member of TMS (45 years). TMS has provided a culture for the dynamic and archival generation of scientific knowledge concerning materials. I have benefited greatly by participating in this culture, and am deeply honored by the 2003 Fellow Award.”
- Citation: "For seminal investigations into the transformation, microstructure, and properties of martensitic steels and the elucidation of these for students and industrial colleagues."
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2003
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Fellow Award
Robert Wagoner -
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- Title: George R. Smith Chair of Engineering
- Affiliation: Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
- Quote: “TMS has been my principal professional ‘home’ since my undergraduate days, and it has enabled wonderfully rich interactions, both professional and social, over the years.”
- Citation: "For innovative and effective contributions to the science and technology of sheet forming simulation, large-strain plasticity, and material testing."
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2002
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Fellow Award
Gary Purdy -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: McMaster University,
- Quote: “This award is a significant honor, one that I will try to live up to.”
- Citation: "For contributions to the understanding of diffusion and phase transformations in materials."
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2002
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Fellow Award
Ricardo Schwarz -
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- Title: Laboratory Fellow
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Lab, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: “I feel really honored to have received the TMS Fellow Award since it reflects”
- Citation: "For outstanding contributions to the scientific understanding of amorphous metals, the thermodynamics and kinetics of alloy phases, dislocation dynamics, mechanical alloying, and ultrasonics."
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2002
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Fellow Award
Changxu Shi* -
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- Title: Senior Advisor
- Affiliation: National Natural Science Foundation of China,
- Quote: “I consider this award among the most prestigious in the field of materials science. Only the most recognized individuals in the field of metallurgy/materials science will be selected. Being nominated as a member of this internationally renowned group is a great honor and an important milestone of my scientific career. Being awarded to a Chinese scientist, this marks another recognition of the important contribution from Asia in the advancement of materials science and technology.”
- Citation: "For his significant research contribution in nickel-base superalloys and alloy steels and leadership in the materials community.."
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2002
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Fellow Award
Edgar Starke -
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- Title: University Professor & Oglesby Professor of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Virginia,
- Quote: “I have been a member of TMS since my student days beginning in about 1960. The events sponsored by TMS, as well as its publications, have enriched my career. To be honored as a Fellow in TMS and be a member of the group of Fellows that I have admired over the years is very special to me.”
- Citation: "For seminal and sustained contributions to the metallurgy of lightstructural alloys, mechanisms of fatigue and fracture, and leadership in engineering science education."
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2002
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Fellow Award
Man Yoo* -
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- Title: Distinguished Research Staff Member
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: “For the past 40 years, TMS has provided me with the primary means for the exchange of scientific information and ideas. To be elected as a TMS Fellow is a major milestone of my career because this underscores the peer recognition of my contribution to the materials science field. I thank my research associates and collaborators for their parts in this award. I feel deeply honored to be listed together with distinguished names of TMS Fellows.”
- Citation: "For his elucidation of the mechanical properties of hexagonal metals, high-temperature alloys, and ordered intermetallics, through atomistic and continuum-scale modeling of plastic deformation and fracture."
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2001
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Fellow Award
Stan David -
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- Title: Adjunct Professor
- Affiliation: University of Pittsburgh,
- Quote: “I feel very fortunate to receive this prestigious award. And because it comes from my peers, this recognition is particularly special to me. Over the years, TMS membership has been very useful in my professional development. I have benefited greatly from the opportunities TMS has provided in interacting with my peers while serving on its various committees and participating in its meetings and conferences.”
- Citation: "For significant advancement of welding science and technology through pioneering and definitive research and continued leadership and service to the materials joining community worldwide."
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2001
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Fellow Award
Sungho Jin -
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- Title: Technical Manager Applied Materials & Metallurgy Dept of Bell Laboratories
- Affiliation: Lucent Technologies,
- Quote: “It is a great honor to receive this TMS Fellow Award. After more than two decades of intense research and development on metals, magnetic materials and many other electronic materials, this recognition of TMS Fellow Award means a lot to me, especially since I was educated and started my career in metallurgy. I look forward to making more contributions to TMS with diligent research and development as well as with continued TMS society activities.”
- Citation: "For seminal discoveries in the fields of high temperature superconductor processing, diamond thinning, and colossal magnetoresistance."
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2001
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Fellow Award
Carl Koch -
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- Title: Professor, Dept. of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: North Carolina State University,
- Quote: “Being chosen to receive the TMS Fellow award is the most important recognition I have received for my career in metallurgy and materials science. While I am a fellow of three other societies, the TMS Fellow Award is clearly the most prestigious. With only a maximum of 100 living TMS fellows, I am greatly honored to be included in this select group of highly respected colleagues. I wish to thank all my colleagues and students for their help in my research which made this award possible.”
- Citation: "For contributions to understanding of mechanical alloying and mechanical attrition for preparation of amorphous and nanostructured alloys."
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2001
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Fellow Award
John Morris, Jr. -
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- Title: Professor of Metallurgy
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: “As a metallurgist with interests in research and education, I have always considered TMS my primary technical society affiliation. Through my entire career it has been the natural home for metallurgical research. The grade of Fellow in TMS is a particular honor. It is significant that I know personally all of my fellow inductees, and have known and followed their work for many years. I feel privileged to join them in this year’s class of TMS Fellows.”
- Citation: "For broad and outstanding contributions to metallurgy and materials science, including phase transformations, cryogenic steels and superalloys, electromigration, and joining in electronic packaging."
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2001
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Fellow Award
Gregory Olson -
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- Title: Wilson-Cook Professor of Engineering Design, Co-director Materials Technology Lab
- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
- Quote: “It is a great honor to join the company of leaders of our profession such as Cyril Smith and Morris Cohen, whom I deeply admire. I hope it helps with the difficult task of giving our profession a future.”
- Citation: "For advances in the physical metallurgy of steel, pioneering contributions to materials design, and application of design concepts to engineering education."
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2000
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Fellow Award
Reza Abbaschian -
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- Title: Professor & Chairman
- Affiliation: University of Florida,
- Quote: “I consider the TMS Fellow Award as a major honor in the materials community. I am thankful for TMS for providing an outstanding forum for its members for the exchange of information and ideas, and for promoting materials science and technology. Of course, I am indebted to all my colleagues throughout my career; without their support this award would not have been possible.”
- Citation: "Outstanding scientist and educator; leading researcher in solidification fundamentals and materials processing."
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2000
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Fellow Award
Robert Cahn* -
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- Title: Distinguished Research Fellow
- Affiliation: University of Cambridge,
- Quote: “I have been a member of TMS and its precursors for 54 years. It was the first society I joined on graduation. I have always had the strong sense of being in the company of highly competent fellow-professionals, and learnt a huge amount from the Society’s publications (and edited a few of them). To be elected to Fellowship puts the definitive seal on my many years of involvement with TMS!”
- Citation: "For outstanding contributions to the understanding of atomic ordering, diffusion, recovery, rapid solidification, and twinning in metals and intermetallics."
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2000
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Fellow Award
Lionel Kimerling -
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- Title: Thomas Lord Professor & Director of Materials Processing Center
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
- Quote: “TMS is the primary intellectual reservoir of the materials field. During my many years of involvement, which span my entire professional career, I have learned from my colleagues, and I continue to benefit from their friendship. Achievements and recognition within TMS are true yardsticks for the measurement of professional impact. I am honored to be included among the TMS Fellows.”
- Citation: "For his outstanding basic and applied research on defects in semiconductors and for his professional and academic leadership in the field of electronic materials."
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2000
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Fellow Award
Subra Suresh -
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- Title: R.P. Simmons Professor of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
- Quote: “I am deeply honored and humbled by the election to fellow grade by TMS. It is a privilege to be included among the select group of 100 TMS fellows, whose collective words have significantly influenced the science and technology of materials in the second half of the 20th century. TMS has played an important role in my professional career, starting from my student days. I look forward to many more years of involvement with TMS. "
- Citation: "For pioneering contributions to mechanical behavior and mechanics of materials and leadership in materials education."
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2000
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Fellow Award
Jeffrey Wadsworth -
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- Title: Deputy Director
- Affiliation: Lawrence Livermore National Lab,
- Quote: “The most rewarding acknowledgements of one’s accomplishments are those made by peers. For this reason, the TMS 2000 Fellow Award is especially meaningful to me. As I look at the prestigious list of past recipients, I feel deeply honored to be selected.”
- Citation: "For outstanding contributions in superplasticity, refractory metals alloys, and ultrahigh carbon (Damascus) steels, and leadership in promoting materials science in major industry and national programs."
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1999
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Fellow Award
Subhash Mahajan -
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- Title: Professor of Electronic Materials
- Affiliation: Arizona State University,
- Quote: "This award is a significant milestone in my career because it represents peer recognition of my scientific accomplishments. In this journey, TMS played a crucial role. The Society provided me with a forum for the dissemination of my work and an opportunity to participate in molding its future. Of course, all of this would not have been possible without the support of my outstanding colleagues."
- Citation: "For his seminal work in deformation twinning and the origin of defects in semiconductors and their influence on device behavior."
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1999
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Fellow Award
Jagdish Narayan -
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- Title: Distinguished University Professor
- Affiliation: North Carolina State University,
- Quote: "I have been a TMS member for over 25 years I am very proud to be part of the oldest and one of the most prestigious professional societies in the world. From the perspective of a university professor, TMS offers opportunities in all aspects of our business, namely, research, teaching, and extension services."
- Citation: "For pioneering research in novel materials, laser processing methods and defects and interfaces in solid state materials and correlations with properties."
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1999
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Fellow Award
Vaclav Vitek -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Pennsylvania,
- Quote: "I consider the Fellow Award as a major honor in the community of materials scientists. It is most important that the award is based on recommendation by my peers, who are the people whose opinion I value most. Hence, to me the award says that my contribution to the field of materials science is well recognized and valued by my colleagues and peers."
- Citation: "For being a 30 year pioneer in atomistic modeling of crystal defects, like dislocation cores and grain boundaries."
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1998
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Fellow Award
Richard Arsenault -
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- Title: Professor, Dept. of Materials & Nuclear Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Maryland,
- Quote: "I have been a TMS member for almost 40 years, and I have been involved in many activities, meetings, and publications; these all have been a major part of my scientific career. However, the honor of being elected a Fellow is the most significant event in my career, for one has to consider the distinguished group of individuals who are Fellows of TMS. I have had the good fortune to have worked with interesting, intelligent, and friendly coworkers at various institutions, and I have had very talented students. I thank them all."
- Citation: "For fundamental studies on strength of metal matrix composites, deformation, and interstitial element strengthening on bcc metals and for computer simulations of dislocation-produced deformation."
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1998
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Fellow Award
Ye Chou -
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- Title: New Century Professor Emeritus, Dept. of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: Lehigh University,
- Quote: "Throughout most of my professional career, I have been a member of TMS. The Society has provided me with a means for continued contact with my colleagues around the world, which in turn is the basis for scientific interactions and advances. I am very grateful to join the TMS Fellows."
- Citation: "For fundamental contributions to the theory of dislocations and for seminal studies of diffusion and flux pinning by grain boundaries."
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1998
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Fellow Award
Siegfried Hecker -
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- Title: Director
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Lab,
- Quote: "I consider being named a TMS Fellow a great recognition of my contributions to the material community. Since only 100 members are accepted into the ranks of TMS Fellowship, it is a particularly great honor to be so recognized by my peers. Also, since I know most of the 100 Fellows, I feel very privileged to be in such esteemed company. I am especially pleased to be so honored since I have just made the decision to return to research after 12 years as director of the Los Alamos National Laboratory."
- Citation: "For outstanding contributions to the understanding of the formability and path dependent plastic deformation of metals, the mechanical and physical metallurgy of plutonium and its alloys and compounds, and national and international leadership in materials science."
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1998
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Fellow Award
Ryoichi Kikuchi* -
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- Title: Visiting Scholar
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley,
- Quote: "This is the result of many able collaborations. I am glad that the cluster variation method is contributing to phase diagram calculations and other applications in materials studies."
- Citation: "For conceiving and developing the cluster variation and the path probability statistical theories for describing both static and kinematic atomic processes in materials."
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1998
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Fellow Award
James Williams -
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- Title: General Manager Materials & Process Engineering Dept.
- Affiliation: General Electric Aircraft Engines,
- Quote: "I believe that peer recognition is the highest form of professional recognition. Being selected as a TMS Fellow represents an important form of this type of recognition. I am both pleased and honored by my selection as a TMS Fellow."
- Citation: "For his eminent record in research and education and for his leadership in industry and government in developing critical areas for materials research and development."
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1997
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Fellow Award
Alan Ardell -
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- Title: Professor, Dept. of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
- Quote: "My affiliation with TMS dates back to my student days and remains a cornerstone of my association with the community of physical metallurgists. The contacts made and information disseminated at TMS meetings have been of considerable value throughout my career. If peer recognition is indeed the true psychic income of our profession, my coffers are full. I feel privileged to be included in the company of the distinguished individuals who hold this honor."
- Citation: "For his eminent authority in the science of phase transformation, particularly in the area of elastic effect on ripening and effects of microstructural changes on mechanical properties."
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1997
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Fellow Award
Carolyn Hansson -
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- Title: Vice President of Research
- Affiliation: University of Waterloo,
- Quote: "TMS membership provided a professional home for me and has given me a network of colleagues whom I can count on to be of assistance. It has enabled me to be personally acquainted with those who are at the forefront in their particular areas of our field which has, in turn, provided both a challenge for me to be in the same league and a comfort in knowing that these top scientists/engineers are also human! I regard being elected a Fellow of the Society as a great honor."
- Citation: "For significant contributions to materials science and international cooperation, and for exceptional service as a role model and leader of the materials profession."
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1997
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Fellow Award
Terence Mitchell -
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- Title: Los Alamos Fellow
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Lab, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: "I have been fortunate in having been elected a fellow in a number of societies but the TMS award is the one that brings me the most satisfaction. I have also been fortunate to have found a stimulating research environment in the three places where I have pursued my career--the Cavendish Laboratory, Case Western Reserve University, and now Los Alamos National Laboratory. In all three places it has been my good fortune to have worked with talented students, research associates, and colleagues, and to them I say `thank you' for their part in this award."
- Citation: "For bringing to life the esoteric shadows of the electron microscope and their application to scientific and mundane engineering problems."
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1997
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Fellow Award
David Seidman -
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- Title: Walter P. Murphy Professor of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
- Quote: "I am delighted to receive this recognition of my research as it demonstrates the importance of sustained work in a given area over a significant period of time. My initial TMS membership was as a graduate student and the activities, scientific meetings, and publications of TMS have played a significant role in my scientific career."
- Citation: "For his studies (both experimental and theoretical) of the degrees of freedom in alloy grain boundaries, via field-ion microscopy and computer simulation."
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1996
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John Gilman* - Details Not Available
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1996
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Fellow Award
William Mullins* - Details Not Available
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1996
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Frans Spaepen - Details Not Available
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1996
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Fellow Award
David Williams - Details Not Available
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1995
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Fellow Award
Howard Birnbaum* - Details Not Available
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1995
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Fellow Award
Robert Mehrabian - Details Not Available
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1994
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Fellow Award
Martin Glicksman - Details Not Available
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1994
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Fellow Award
Chain Liu - Details Not Available
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1994
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Fellow Award
Vladimir Mackiw* - Details Not Available
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1993
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Fellow Award
George Dieter - Details Not Available
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1993
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Julian Szekely* - Details Not Available
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1993
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Fellow Award
Julia Weertman* - Details Not Available
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1992
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Fellow Award
J. Embury - Details Not Available
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1992
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Fellow Award
Bhakta Rath - Details Not Available
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1992
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Fellow Award
John Stringer* - Details Not Available
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1991
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Fellow Award
Y. Chang* - Details Not Available
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1991
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Fellow Award
William Leslie* - Details Not Available
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1991
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Fellow Award
Takeshi Nagano* - Details Not Available
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1991
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Fellow Award
Peter Tarassoff - Details Not Available
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1991
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Fellow Award
Ethem Turkdogan* - Details Not Available
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1990
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Fellow Award
Karl Gschneidner, Jr.* - Details Not Available
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1990
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Fellow Award
John Kirkaldy* - Details Not Available
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1990
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Fellow Award
Nikolas Themelis - Details Not Available
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1990
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Fellow Award
Johannes Weertman* - Details Not Available
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1990
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Fellow Award
Albert Westwood - Details Not Available
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1989
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Fellow Award
J. Brimacombe* - Details Not Available
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1989
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Fellow Award
Merton Flemings - Details Not Available
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1989
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Fellow Award
Thaddeus Massalski - Details Not Available
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1989
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Fellow Award
E. Verink, Jr.* - Details Not Available
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1988
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Fellow Award
William Nix - Details Not Available
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1988
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Fellow Award
King-Ning Tu - Details Not Available
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1988
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Fellow Award
C. Wayman* - Details Not Available
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1988
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Fellow Award
Fred Weinberg* - Details Not Available
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1987
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Fellow Award
Kenneth Jackson - Details Not Available
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1987
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Fellow Award
U. Kocks - Details Not Available
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1986
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Fellow Award
Ernest Peters* - Details Not Available
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1985
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Fellow Award
James Li - Details Not Available
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1985
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Fellow Award
Oleg Sherby* - Details Not Available
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1984
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Fellow Award
Hubert Aaronson* - Details Not Available
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1984
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Fellow Award
Charles McMahon, Jr. - Details Not Available
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1984
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Fellow Award
Alexander Troiano* - Details Not Available
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1983
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Fellow Award
John Cahn* - Details Not Available
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1983
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Fellow Award
Robert Pehlke - Details Not Available
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1983
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Fellow Award
Guy Pound* - Details Not Available
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1983
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Fellow Award
Francis VerSnyder* - Details Not Available
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1983
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Fellow Award
Charles Wert* - Details Not Available
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1982
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G. Couch* - Details Not Available
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1982
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Fellow Award
Robert Rapp - Details Not Available
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1981
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Fellow Award
Charles Alcock* - Details Not Available
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1981
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Fellow Award
George Ansell* - Details Not Available
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1981
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Fellow Award
Gilbert Chin* - Details Not Available
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1981
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Fellow Award
Jerome Cohen* - Details Not Available
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1981
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Fellow Award
Nicholas Grant* - Details Not Available
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1980
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Fellow Award
Wayne Hazen* - Details Not Available
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1980
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Fellow Award
Mats Hillert - Details Not Available
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1980
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Fellow Award
Eugene Machlin - Details Not Available
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1980
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Fellow Award
Dale Stein - Details Not Available
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1980
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Fellow Award
Jack Wernick* - Details Not Available
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1979
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Fellow Award
Robert Lund* - Details Not Available
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1979
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Fellow Award
Robert Maddin* - Details Not Available
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1979
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Fellow Award
Allen Russell* - Details Not Available
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1979
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Fellow Award
Paul Shewmon* - Details Not Available
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1979
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Fellow Award
Gareth Thomas* - Details Not Available
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1978
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Fellow Award
Robert Balluffi - Details Not Available
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1978
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Fellow Award
Thomas Henrie* - Details Not Available
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1978
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Fellow Award
Carl McHargue - Details Not Available
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1978
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Fellow Award
Frederick Rosi* - Details Not Available
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1977
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Fellow Award
Jagdish Agarwal - Details Not Available
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1977
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Fellow Award
W. Lankford, Jr.* - Details Not Available
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1977
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Fellow Award
Arthur Nowick* - Details Not Available
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1977
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Fellow Award
William Opie* - Details Not Available
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1977
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Fellow Award
Terkel Rosenqvist* - Details Not Available
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1976
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Fellow Award
James Fulton* - Details Not Available
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1976
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Fellow Award
George St. Pierre - Details Not Available
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1976
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Fellow Award
Charles Taylor* - Details Not Available
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1976
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Fellow Award
David Turnbull* - Details Not Available
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1976
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Fellow Award
Milton Wadsworth* - Details Not Available
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1976
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Fellow Award
Victor Zackay* - Details Not Available
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1975
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Fellow Award
Morris Fine* - Details Not Available
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1975
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Fellow Award
Thomas Ingraham* - Details Not Available
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