2023
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Acta Materialia, Inc. Undergraduate Scholarship
Berk Soykan -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Drexel University, Great Neck, NY
- Quote: I am incredibly grateful to TMS, Acta Materialia Inc, and Material Advantage for this scholarship which will significantly support one year of my undergraduate studies at Drexel University and my attendance of the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition in 2023. I have been interacting with Drexel’s Material Advantage chapter since the beginning of my college experience and it has been a continuous wealth of information on the many subfields within materials science and engineering, a reliable source of professional development opportunities, and a link to the materials community in industry and academia alike. With the support of this scholarship, I am looking forward to completing my undergraduate degree and applying to Ph.D. programs with a particular interest in physical metallurgy and material design.
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2023
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Acta Materialia, Inc. Undergraduate Scholarship
Raymond Wysmierski -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN
- Quote: I joined Materials Advantage in the Fall of 2021 and, since then, I have grown extensively because of this organization. The scholarships, industry nights, and leadership opportunities have greatly excelled my professional career, and I could not be more thankful. I have so many events to look forward to this upcoming academic year: trivia nights, conferences, materials bowls, and engineering competitions to name a few. Following graduation, I plan to earn a master’s degree in materials science and engineering and seek out industry positions in automotive manufacturing and metallurgy.
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2023
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Tetsuya Hirade -
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- Title: Chief Researcher
- Affiliation: Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, Japan
- Quote: This is one of the most influential materials science societies worldwide, and receiving their award for the research of the hydrogen-enhanced defects performed by our methods means a lot to me.
- Other: "Hydrogen Desorption Spectra from Excess Vacancy-Type Defects Enhanced by Hydrogen in Tempered Martensitic Steel Showing Quasi-cleavage Fracture", Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, November 2019
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2023
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Kei Saito -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan
- Quote: I am extremely honored to share this award with a team of great professionals that I deeply admire. I gave my first steps in the world of materials science with this project, and it could not have been a better academic or personal experience. It is therefore exceptionally rewarding to receive this recognition for the work that first inspired my curiosity for metallurgy and materials research.
- Other: "Hydrogen Desorption Spectra from Excess Vacancy-Type Defects Enhanced by Hydrogen in Tempered Martensitic Steel Showing Quasi-cleavage Fracture", Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, November 2019
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2023
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Kenichi Takai -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan
- Quote: It is my great honor to receive the AIME Champion H. Matheson Award for our research on the fundamental importance in understanding the relationship between vacancies and hydrogen embrittlement of high-strength steel. This award will accelerate and contribute to technological developments of high-strength steels.
- Other: "Hydrogen Desorption Spectra from Excess Vacancy-Type Defects Enhanced by Hydrogen in Tempered Martensitic Steel Showing Quasi-cleavage Fracture", Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, November 2019
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2023
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Jack Grimm -
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- Title: Ph.D. Student
- Affiliation: University of Washington, Richland, WA
- Quote: I already owe much to TMS and Material Advantage for introducing me to not only the vast span of materials science research, but also the field-leading experts behind those projects. It was thanks to the first TMS meeting I attended in 2018 (through Material Advantage) that I was able to identify my interests, make impactful connections, and develop my early career trajectory. I am grateful to have been selected for the Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship, and I hope to pay this honor forward through the promotion of materials science through education, outreach, and research.
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2023
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Haozheng Qu -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Quote: The Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship Award is a tremendously humbling honor for me to receive from TMS and AIME. I am so grateful for the decision to join TMS at the very beginning of my graduate school, for I have gained valuable exposure to state-of-the-art research and opportunities to interface with world-class experts in materials science over the past four years. This prestigious award is an amazing recognition for my efforts in this exciting journey of my Ph.D. studies, and also a great encouragement for me to keep pressing on exploring and advancing our understanding of the materials universe.
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2023
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
John Allison -
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- Title: William F. Hosford Collegiate Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Dearborn, MI
- Quote: I am deeply honored to become an AIME honorary member. To join the ranks of previous awardees, is humbling indeed.
- Citation: For his distinguished service to TMS/AIME and outstanding research achievements in Integrated Computational Materials Engineering of structural light-weight metallic alloys.
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2023
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Patrice Turchi -
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- Title: Retired Senior Physicist
- Affiliation: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Menlo Park, CA
- Quote: I am humbled by the honor bestowed by AIME and my colleagues at TMS, and grateful to have my name included in the list of those who were presented with the AIME Honorary Membership Award since 1872. By every measure, it is easy to recognize that TMS remains the Society of choice that spans from extraction to recycling with all the scientific and engineering science in between, as I have said for more than 30 years now. I am also proud of being part of the historical AIME society to which TMS belongs and remain very attached to what these professional scientific societies have to offer to us as a community of scientists and engineers and will continue to do my best to honor what this award really means to spearhead and promote the activities the TMS Foundation has to offer to new generations of scientists and engineers.
- Citation: For outstanding and pioneering contributions in alloy theory with applications to stability, ordering, transformations, and for his invaluable service, leadership, and devotion to the Institution.
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2023
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Zhuoran Zeng -
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- Title: Research Fellow
- Affiliation: Australian National University, Acton, Australia
- Quote: The AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award is particularly special on the basis that is a recognition for younger members of TMS, whilst also having a long history of such important recognition across the broad fields of metallurgy and materials science. I am deeply honored to be receiving the 2023 award. Membership of TMS has always provided me with significant opportunities and played an important role in my career development.
- Citation: For seminal contributions in microstructure-processing-property relationships in magnesium alloys.
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2023
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Joy Forsmark -
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- Title: Technical Expert
- Affiliation: Ford Motor Company, Saint Clair Shores, MI
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive the Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award for my service at TMS. Throughout my career in Materials Science, TMS membership and service has provided me with opportunities for valuable experiences, professional growth, and amazing interactions with talented students, researchers, and leaders in the field. I truly feel that I have received far more from my activities than the time I have put in and look forward to continuing to serve the society in its mission to advance and support the field of materials science and engineering.
- Citation: For thoughtful, dedicated and self-less service and for her leadership on important initiatives that have had pervasive impacts on TMS.
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2023
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Brimacombe Medalist
Simona Hunyadi Murph -
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- Title: Technical Analyst & Fellow Scientist
- Affiliation: Department of Energy & Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC
- Quote: It is a tremendous honor to be selected as a Brimacombe Medalist and forever join the outstanding past recipients which have set the standard for technical and scientific excellence. TMS has a special place in my heart, as it has offered unparalleled opportunities for professional, technical, and leadership growth. This award will continue to guide and inspire scientists, as we pay it forward and continue to serve.
- Citation: For cutting-edge scientific and engineering innovation of anisotropic and shape-selective nanomaterials, extraordinary effort in developing the next generation of leaders and dedicated service to TMS.
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2023
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Brimacombe Medalist
Nathan Mara -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, Minneapolis, MN
- Quote: I am grateful that TMS continues to provide me with opportunities to learn from experts in my field, and has been instrumental in progressing from University student to National Lab staff member to University Professor. It is humbling to accept this award and be counted amongst past and present recipients that I consider to be the best of the best. I look forward to continuing to contribute to the ongoing success of the Society and our membership!
- Citation: For excellence in serving the TMS community and scientific advancements in nanomechanical behavior including the link between interfaces and defects.
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2023
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Brimacombe Medalist
Emmanuelle Marquis -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Quote: I am humbled and honored to have been selected to join a long list of truly amazing colleagues as a Brimacombe Medalist. I am grateful to friends, colleagues, students who have mentored and supported me throughout my career so far and from whom I continue to learn. I look forward to continuing my professional journey within the field while promoting, supporting, and advocating for others within TMS and beyond.
- Citation: For excellence in characterization of high temperature and nuclear materials. Professor Marquis advanced our understanding of microstructure evolution while furthering the development of analytic methods.
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2023
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Brimacombe Medalist
Radhakanta Rana -
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- Title: Principal Researcher
- Affiliation: Tata Steel, North Holland, Netherlands
- Quote: I am truly honored to receive the Brimacombe Medalist Award from TMS. TMS is an excellent professional society that nurtures young talents and prepares a fertile ground for the professional growth of scientists, engineers, and academics by providing with opportunities for exchange of ideas in their conferences, publications, networking, and service to the profession. I am grateful to be a member of TMS which has a vibrant professional community.
- Citation: In recognition of significant contributions to the science and technology of high-strength automotive steels, and service to the professional community.
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2023
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Brimacombe Medalist
Izabela Szlufarska -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin - Madison, Madison, WI
- Quote: I have a life-time membership in TMS and I consider this society to be my core community. I am deeply honored to receive the TMS Brimacombe Medalist Award. I look forward to being part of TMS's far reaching and impactful work for many years to come.
- Citation: For fundamental breakthroughs bridging the gap between atomistic simulations and nanoscale experiments, as well service leadership in research directions, information dissemination, and materials education.
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2023
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Brimacombe Medalist
Kinga Unocic -
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- Title: Senior R&D Staff Scientist
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: I am very delighted and honored to receive the J. Keith Brimacombe Medalists recognition. Being a part of TMS throughout my entire materials research career has provided me unique opportunity for professional growth and has allowed me to help shape the future of TMS through society leadership opportunities and mentorship of next generation materials scientists and engineers. I would like to thank all my colleagues, mentors, supervisors, students, friends, and particularly my husband and kids for their understanding and support, for allowing me to develop and progress throughout this amazing journey.
- Citation: For her outstanding dedication to ensuring diversity and inclusion within the scientific community and exceptional mentoring of early career scientists.
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2023
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Brimacombe Medalist
Jian Wang -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE
- Quote: TMS is a vibrant community of scientists and engineers at the frontiers of materials research and development. I am humbled and honored to join the long list of amazing scientists and engineers to be named J. Keith Brimacombe Medalists. I am especially grateful to all those who mentored, supported, and encouraged me throughout my career. I look forward to continuing active engagement with TMS in the years to come.
- Citation: For outstanding service to TMS and the contributions to fundamental understandings on mechanical behaviors of nanostructured metallic materials and HCP metals.
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2023
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Narendra Dahotre -
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- Title: Regents Professor & Associate Vice President
- Affiliation: The University of North Texas, Denton, TX
- Quote: It is a great honor to have been chosen for 2023 Bruce Chalmers Award. Bruce Chalmers’ work on fundamental of solidification in general and constitutional supercooling in particular remained important aspects of my research on laser-materials interaction and its implementation in laser-based materials processing and advanced manufacturing throughout my graduate work followed by the academic career. Especially, it continues to remain a key element of fundamental understanding of material microstructure (grain and phase) evolution under far from equilibrium thermo-kinetic conditions evolved during laser-based material processing/manufacturing. I thank TMS for recognizing the fundamental contributions of Bruce Chalmers to solidification metallurgy and continued work in the field by others through this award. This honor was made possible by the contributions of my students, research fellows, and collaborators, and therefore this award belongs to all of us.
- Citation: For pioneering contributions to understanding and engineering of laser-materials interactions and implementation of high power lasers for materials processing/manufacturing, surface engineering and additive manufacturing.
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2023
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Cyril Stanley Smith Award
Kristin Persson -
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- Title: Professor in Materials Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: I am deeply honored to receive the Cyril Stanley Smith Award. I like to imagine that Professor Smith would have appreciated ‘at-your-fingertips’ access to systematic, quantitative materials data, as he examined archeological artifacts and art work from all over the world. I am also intensely grateful to the TMS for their tireless support of fundamental materials science and metallurgy.
- Citation: For pioneering contributions to data production and dissemination, advancing data-driven science of materials structure and its link to properties for materials discovery and design.
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2023
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Danielle Cote -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, MA
- Quote: It is such an honor to be recognized for this award. I would like to thank my nominators as well as the Society for the recognition. I look forward to using these new resources to grow my involvement and leadership within TMS.
- Other: Title of lecture: "The Role of Early Career Professionals in Increasing Diversity in STEM Professions"
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2023
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Grace Gu -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: I am honored and grateful to receive this award made possible by the TMS Foundation. TMS provides me an opportunity to connect with researchers from industry, academia, and national laboratories and explore new research avenues and collaborations. I look forward to contributing to future TMS activities and further interacting with the TMS community.
- Other: Title of lecture: "Managing Tradeoffs in Materials and Life"
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2023
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Ellen Swallow Richards Diversity Award
Grace Jiinliu Wang -
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- Title: Executive Vice President
- Affiliation: The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
- Quote: It is my great honor to receive the Ellen Swallow Richards Diversity Award. For decades, TMS has been connecting minerals, metals, and materials scientists and engineers from various backgrounds and walks of life, promoting diversity, inclusion, and paving the ways for many to pursue careers in our fields.
- Citation: For her persistent efforts and leadership to broaden participation in materials science and engineering and beyond.
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2023
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Carole Brierley -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Brierley Consultancy LLC, Santa Barbara, CA
- Citation: For her pioneering research and innovative contributions to applications in bioleaching and metals remediation as well as for service and leadership in science and technology.
- Other: Title of lecture: "New Directions for Biotechnology Practices in Metals Extraction"
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2023
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EPD Distinguished Service Award
Mark E. Schlesinger -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus of Metallurgical Engineering
- Affiliation: Missouri University of Science and Technology, The Villages, FL
- Quote: In a world where extractive metallurgists can often feel like the white rhinos of academia, my membership in TMS has given me the chance to be part of the global extractive community and make life-long friends. My service to EPD has been a contribution to that community and to the significance of extractive metallurgy within TMS. Recognition by my peers of this service is deeply gratifying.
- Citation: Mark has made an outstanding contribution to extractive metallurgy, writing excellent textbooks, making significant contributions in pyrometallurgical research, and organizing TMS conferences and events.
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2023
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Marc De Graef -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Other: "Characterization of Chiral Spin Structures in Pt/Co/Ni Based Magnetic Superlattices"
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2023
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Maxwell Li -
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- Title: Senior R&D Chemist
- Affiliation: Sherwin-Williams, Pittsburgh, PA
- Other: "Characterization of Chiral Spin Structures in Pt/Co/Ni Based Magnetic Superlattices"
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2023
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Nisrit Pandey -
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- Title: Senior Product Engineer
- Affiliation: Analog Devices, Portland, OR
- Other: "Characterization of Chiral Spin Structures in Pt/Co/Ni Based Magnetic Superlattices"
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2023
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Vincent Sokalski -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Other: "Characterization of Chiral Spin Structures in Pt/Co/Ni Based Magnetic Superlattices"
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2023
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Katherine Acord -
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- Title: Materials Engineer
- Affiliation: Air Force Research Laboratory, Dayton, OH
- Quote: It is a honor to receive this award! I participated in this research effort as Leanna Hao's graduate student mentor during my Ph.D. at the University of California - Irvine. It was a pleasure to see Leanna dig into the world of materials science and further our understanding of materials vaporization as it relates to ceramic laser-based additive manufacturing. I am incredibly proud to see the impact and recognition of our work as a team.
- Other: "Influence of Laser Scan Speed on the Diffusion and Vaporization of a Solid-state Electrolyte Produced Using Laser Powder Bed Fusion"
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2023
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Leanna Hao -
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- Title: Undergraduate Researcher
- Affiliation: University of California - Irvine, Irvine, CA
- Quote: This is very exciting for me as this is my first time presenting my findings to a larger audience than to others at my university. The TMS conference is a way to explore the cutting edge research being done in materials science and what is currently a focus in the field.
- Other: "Influence of Laser Scan Speed on the Diffusion and Vaporization of a Solid-state Electrolyte Produced Using Laser Powder Bed Fusion"
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2023
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Julie Schoenung -
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- Title: Professor and Chair
- Affiliation: University of California - Irvine, Irvine, CA
- Quote: I am very honored that my students, Leanna Hao and Katherine Acord, are being acknowledged for their research, as presented in this poster. Leanne was an honors student in materials science and engineering at UCI, and Katherine, while a PhD student, was her mentor. They were a great team, and I am very proud of them!
- Other: "Influence of Laser Scan Speed on the Diffusion and Vaporization of a Solid-state Electrolyte Produced Using Laser Powder Bed Fusion"
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2023
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Pragna Bhaskar -
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- Title: Graduate Research Assistant
- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
- Quote: We thank the organizers for the award. It encourages us to work in the interdisciplinary field of computer vision and its application in materials characterization. Attending TMS conferences is a great way to stay updated in the various aspects of materials science. TMS foundation brings students, faculty and industry working in the field of materials science together.
- Other: "Computer Vision for Microvia Characterization"
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2023
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Nikhil Damani -
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- Title: Research Assistant
- Affiliation: Georgia Institute Of Technology, Atlanta, GA
- Quote: I am extremely grateful to be receiving this award. Thanks to Georgia Tech and TMS, I am inspired to keep exploring and push the boundaries of scientific research.
- Other: "Computer Vision for Microvia Characterization"
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2023
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Mohanalingam Kathaperumal -
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- Title: Senior Research Engineer
- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
- Other: "Computer Vision for Microvia Characterization"
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2023
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Madhavan Swaminathan -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
- Other: "Computer Vision for Microvia Characterization"
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2023
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Bernd Friedrich -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: IME Metallurgical Process Engineering and Metal Recycling, RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany
- Quote: Thanks to the TMS for awarding our paper on substituting fossil carbon for Ferroalloy production! It motivates us to continue this field of research. The necessary technology transformation towards environmentally sound metallurgy requires strong attention from all stakeholders in this area.
- Other: "Toward Green Ferroalloys: Replacement of Fossil Reductants in the Pre-reduction Process of Chromite by Bio-Based Alternatives", REWAS 2022: Developing Tomorrow’s Technical Cycles (Volume I)
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2023
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Marcus Sommerfeld -
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- Title: Scientific Engineer
- Affiliation: IME Metallurgical Process Engineering and Metal Recycling, RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany
- Quote: The paper presented my first results about decarbonizing the production of ferrochrome. The TMS best paper award encourages me to continue my research on the decarbonization of metallurgical processes and is a great honor for me. I’d like to thank my colleagues and student assistants who supported me and also the committee for selecting this paper.
- Other: "Toward Green Ferroalloys: Replacement of Fossil Reductants in the Pre-reduction Process of Chromite by Bio-Based Alternatives", REWAS 2022: Developing Tomorrow’s Technical Cycles (Volume I)
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2023
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EPD Scholarship
Madison Pixler -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Notre Dame, Arvada, CO
- Quote: I would like to thank the Extraction & Processing Division (EPD) for selecting me as this year’s scholarship recipient. I chose to attend Notre Dame because I knew the education that I would receive would be one that cultivates both my mind and my heart; I also knew a membership at TMS would help me to develop critical skills to apply in the materials industry. The funds of this scholarship provided generously by the TMS Foundation, Battelle, and its former Chief Executive Officer and President, Jeffrey Wadsworth will go directly to paying for my tuition and will allow me to relieve financial stress while focusing on my chemical engineering degree.
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2023
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EPD Science Award
Cong Wang -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, Liaoning, China
- Quote: I, together with team members and collaborators, are thrilled upon receiving the prestigious EPD Science Award, a unique distinction lasting for more than 50 years dedicated to the process metallurgy community. We feel immensely honored as our work, published primarily on Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, on structures, physical properties and fundamental thermodynamics of welding fluxes, is gaining focal recognition among peers. We hope outcomes derived from our work could advance technological development integrating steelmaking and welding metallurgy.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to advancing the understanding of microstructure, physical properties and pertinent thermodynamics of welding fluxes subject to high heat input applications.
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2023
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EPD Technology Award
Yuxiang Peng -
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- Title: Post doctor
- Affiliation: Brookhaven National Lab, Kings Park, NY
- Quote: This is a proud and fortunate moment for me to receive this award. Thanks a lot for your appreciation. This award is like a step to climb the higher mountain in my research life.
- Other: "Potentiostatic Electrodeposition of Ti–Al Alloy with 40% Titanium from the Lewis Acidic 1-Butyl-3-Methylimidazolium Chloride-Aluminum Chloride Ionic Liquid Electrolyte", TMS 2022 151st Annual Meeting & Exhibition Supplemental Proceedings
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2023
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EPD Technology Award
Ramana G. Reddy -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Quote: We are honored and humbled to receive this 2022 EPD Technology Award. TMS is one of the most vibrant materials societies in the world. I am very pleased to be a member of it.
- Other: "Potentiostatic Electrodeposition of Ti–Al Alloy with 40% Titanium from the Lewis Acidic 1-Butyl-3-Methylimidazolium Chloride-Aluminum Chloride Ionic Liquid Electrolyte", TMS 2022 151st Annual Meeting & Exhibition Supplemental Proceedings
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2023
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EPD Technology Award
Pravin Shinde -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Quote: I am deeply honored to receive the TMS EPD Technology award from TMS, one of the most prestigious materials societies in the world. I am very grateful to the TMS Foundation for recognizing our hard work based on cost-effective electrochemical extraction of 40% titanium. TMS has indeed helped me build an active collaborative network for exchanging motivational thoughts and ideas from several great minds, thereby advancing my academic and professional research career to the next level.
- Other: "Potentiostatic Electrodeposition of Ti–Al Alloy with 40% Titanium from the Lewis Acidic 1-Butyl-3-Methylimidazolium Chloride-Aluminum Chloride Ionic Liquid Electrolyte", TMS 2022 151st Annual Meeting & Exhibition Supplemental Proceedings
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2023
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Will Hannemann -
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- Affiliation: Aurecon, Brisbane, Australia
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2023
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Adamantia Lazou -
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- Title: Researcher
- Affiliation: NTNU, Trondheim, Norway
- Quote: I am proud to be selected as one of the recipients of the EPD YOUNG LEADERS' AWARD. As a young researcher is not only inspiring but also a great opportunity to meet excellent professionals from the materials and metals society. For me, TMS is an outstanding foundation where multidiscipline professionals can discuss the symbiosis of materials, sustainability, technology and innovation, and fundamental research.
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2023
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Sri Harjanto -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Universitas Indonesia, Depok, Indonesia
- Quote: I am very happy and grateful for this award. This encourages us to work and contribute better in the society.
- Other: "Kinetics and Mechanisms of Carbothermic Reduction of Weathered Ilmenite Using Palm Kernel Shell Biomass", Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, December 2021
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2023
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Mark Pownceby -
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- Title: Senior Principal Research Scientist
- Affiliation: CSIRO Mineral Resources, Clayton, Australia
- Quote: The work is great example of a successful collaboration between Swinburne, Universitas Indonesia and CSIRO. It is very humbling that the work has been recognized by TMS, a major global professional association that connects minerals, metals, and materials scientists and engineers who work in industry, academia, and government positions around the world.
- Other: "Kinetics and Mechanisms of Carbothermic Reduction of Weathered Ilmenite Using Palm Kernel Shell Biomass", Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, December 2021
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2023
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
M. Akbar Rhamdhani -
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- Title: Professor; Director of Fluid and Process Dynamics Group
- Affiliation: Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia
- Quote: I am honored and humbled that our work is recognized by the TMS and the community; and to receive the EPD/LMD J Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award. I hope that the work in the paper will stimulate work in the area. My sincere thank you goes to my research colleagues and collaborators for the great teamwork and support.
- Other: "Kinetics and Mechanisms of Carbothermic Reduction of Weathered Ilmenite Using Palm Kernel Shell Biomass", Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, December 2021
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2023
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Agung Setiawan -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Researcher
- Affiliation: National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN), South Tangerang, Indonesia
- Quote: I am proud to achieve this prestigious award; it means a lot as a researcher in my early career. Hopefully, it can be an inspiration and motivation for me to give contribution of science and research to the society
- Other: "Kinetics and Mechanisms of Carbothermic Reduction of Weathered Ilmenite Using Palm Kernel Shell Biomass", Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, December 2021
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2023
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Nathan Webster -
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- Title: Dr.
- Affiliation: CSIRO Mineral Resources, Kensington, Australia
- Quote: I am very pleased to accept this award as part of an exciting collaboration with Swinburne University and the University of Indonesia.
- Other: "Kinetics and Mechanisms of Carbothermic Reduction of Weathered Ilmenite Using Palm Kernel Shell Biomass", Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, December 2021
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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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2023
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FMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Candan Tamerler -
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- Title: Spahr Professor
- Affiliation: University of Kansas, Lawrence, KC
- Quote: I am deeply honored and humbled to receive this prestigious award. TMS has been my society, so much so that I hardly missed any meetings! I am grateful to the Award Committee, my colleagues, and especially for my research team and students.
- Citation: For her outstanding contributions for integrating biological mechanisms into biomimetic design of multifunctional hybrid materials.
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2023
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FMD Distinguished Service Award
Kalpana Katti -
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- Title: University distinguished professor
- Affiliation: North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND
- Quote: Organizing symposia and working for the Biomaterials Committee at TMS has been a great highlight of my career primarily due to the opportunity to work with fabulous researchers in biological materials science. The intellectual interactions and discourses that have always happened at the TMS meeting has been stimulating and invigorating. I hope to continue to engage in more ventures at TMS in the coming years.
- Citation: For distinguished service towards TMS FMD through engaging, promoting, and growing the biomaterials and biological materials science areas within TMS
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2023
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Griffin Tong -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin Madison, San Jose, CA
- Quote: Two years ago, I chose to study materials science and engineering instead of medicine. Since then, the opportunities and experiences that I have gained through TMS and Material Advantage have been tremendously positive, and with the support of this award, I know that I'm on the right path. I feel like my hard work is finally paying off and is even helping me to fund my education and grow my network.
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2023
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Ningzhong Bao -
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- Affiliation: Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
- Other: "Graphene-Assisted Synthesis of Fe4N with Enhanced Microwave", Journal of Electronic Materials, March 2022
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2023
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Xianping Fan -
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- Affiliation: Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
- Other: "Graphene-Assisted Synthesis of Fe4N with Enhanced Microwave", Journal of Electronic Materials, March 2022
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2023
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Jie Ren -
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- Affiliation: Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
- Other: "Graphene-Assisted Synthesis of Fe4N with Enhanced Microwave", Journal of Electronic Materials, March 2022
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2023
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Hui Yang -
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- Affiliation: Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
- Other: "Graphene-Assisted Synthesis of Fe4N with Enhanced Microwave", Journal of Electronic Materials, March 2022
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2023
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Lingjie Zhang -
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- Affiliation: Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
- Other: "Graphene-Assisted Synthesis of Fe4N with Enhanced Microwave", Journal of Electronic Materials, March 2022
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2023
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Junqiao Wu -
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- Title: Chancellor's Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: I feel extremely humbled to receive the award named after John Bardeen, a giant in science that I have been looking up to since middle school. It is a special honor to be on a list of awardees that includes so many great figures in our fields! I would like to thank my advisors, collaborators, students and postdocs over the years who have made this possible.
- Citation: For his pioneering research in narrow-gap nitride semiconductors, semiconductor alloys, layered semiconductors, and vanadium dioxide.
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2023
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Jing Du -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA
- Quote: It is my great honor to be selected for the TMS FMD Young Leaders Professional Development Award. I have been attending TMS conferences and serving on the Biomaterials Committee since 2017. With the support of this award, I look forward to more fully participating in TMS activities and networking with prominent Society members.
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2023
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Arun Kumar Mannodi Kanakkithodi -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Quote: It is a great honor to be selected by the distinguished members of the Functional Materials Division for the 2023 Young Leaders Professional Development award. I have regularly attended TMS and MS&T meetings for a few years now, and am highly appreciative of the support provided at these meetings to early career scientists, both in terms of delivering talks to a large and diverse materials community and in organizing symposia and other events. I look forward to participating in many future activities courtesy of FMD / TMS, as an organizer and an attendee, as I continue my growth as a materials scientist and faculty.
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2023
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Frank Crossley Diversity Award
Jenifer Locke -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
- Quote: Being awarded the Frank Crossley Diversity Award serves as a reminder that my resilience, ever present energy and smile, hard work, persistence, and tenacity, even when told I shouldn’t, or couldn’t, or wouldn’t, not only served me well, but has been recognized and appreciated by those around me. I hope this award can help another have the strength to not settle for what is expected or recommended by others based on any facet of their identity, but to push onward towards their own personal goal, even when they don’t know if it is achievable for a person like them. One might find, like me, that they can come out the other side achieving what seemed impossibly difficult and still smiling. I’d like to thank TMS and the TMS Foundation for being unique in that they provide and cultivate an environment that continuously strives to improve and always focuses on becoming more inclusive, equitable, and welcoming. There are many societies one can choose to volunteer in, I choose TMS because it has created a space where I feel welcomed, supported, and championed for all facets of myself. TMS not only allows me to share my technical work and thinking, but also bring my whole self and help them work to create a better community for the future.
- Citation: A rising leader and a shining example that tenacity, humility, and hard work can realize extreme success despite economic, social, family, or institutional roadblocks.
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2023
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Frontiers of Materials Award
Alison Dunn -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL
- Quote: Thank you to TMS for this honor of organizing a focused session on hydrogel mechanics! Not only is it an exciting interdisciplinary area, the community at TMS is ideal for deep discussions to truly push new ideas forward.
- Other: Frontiers of Materials Award Symposium: Functional Composition Control of Surface Mechanics in Soft, Water-swollen Gels
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2023
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Frontiers of Materials Award
Ashwin Shahani -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Quote: I am honored and humbled to receive the Frontiers of Materials Award. I have had the pleasure of attending the TMS Annual Meeting for the past decade and presenting my research almost every year within that timeframe. I look forward to giving back to the materials community by organizing a symposium on complex intermetallics, bridging emergent research in crystallography, mathematics, physics, and geology - fields that were traditionally underrepresented in past meetings.
- Other: Frontiers of Materials Award Symposium: Intermetallic Alloys at the Edge of Complexity: Structural and Kinetic Aspects
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2023
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Frontiers of Materials Award
Yuji Zhao -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Rice University, Houston, TX
- Quote: As one of the oldest and most prestigious professional societies in materials science, TMS has played an indispensable role in my scientific career as well as my personal growth. For more than 14 years since I was a graduate student of Shuji Nakamura's at University of California, Santa Barbara, I have participated in various TMS conferences and published in TMS journals on the topics of electronic materials and wide bandgap semiconductors, which offered tremendous scientific, educational, and professional experiences. I am humbled and forever grateful to receive the TMS Frontiers of Materials Award, and I look forward to organizing the Frontiers of Materials Symposium on ultrawide bandgap materials, and making more contributions to the TMS community as well as the broader field of materials science.
- Other: Frontiers of Materials Award Symposium: Ultra-Wide Bandgap Materials and Heterostructures for Next Generation Power, RF and Quantum Applications
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2023
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Carl Koch -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
- Citation: For pioneering and seminal contributions and leadership on the non-equilibrium processing, structure, and properties of amorphous and nanostructured materials.
- Other: Title of lecture: "Metallurgical Engineering to Materials Science and Engineering: Evolution of a Profession and TMS"
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2023
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Julia and Johannes Weertman Educator Award
Peter Anderson -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
- Quote: TMS has been and continues to be a critical enriching part of my professional life. It's an honor to be recognized by this award, in particular because I benefited from many insightful conversations with Julia and Johannes Weertman on the subjects of nano crystalline metals, dislocation theory, and materials education. Their contributions as scholars and educators are inspirational.
- Citation: For his authorship of textbook, innovations in education pedagogy, mentoring of academic-track doctoral students and increasing diversity in academic metallurgy and materials science programs.
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2023
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Leadership Award
Lynnette Madsen -
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- Title: Visiting Professor/Scholar, Program Director
- Affiliation: Cornell University, National Science Foundation, Falls Church, VA
- Quote: TMS is a dynamic society, which moves quickly to address exciting and important topics such as equitable and inclusive engagement, and the evolving needs in basic and translational research. I am deeply honored to be selected for this award.
- Citation: For visionary and accomplished leadership in advancing fundamental research and promoting research integrity.
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2023
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Light Metals Award
Antoine Allanore -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Other: "Aluminothermic Reduction of Sulfides via Reactive Vacuum Distillation", Light Metals 2022
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2023
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Light Metals Award
Caspar Stinn -
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- Title: Doctoral Candidate
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: I feel very honored to be recognized with this award by TMS. As a graduate student, I learn so much at TMS meetings from the valuable insight, creativity, and wisdom of those around me. I really appreciate the opportunity to be a part of such a wonderful professional community.
- Other: "Aluminothermic Reduction of Sulfides via Reactive Vacuum Distillation", Light Metals 2022
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2023
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Light Metals Award
Spencer Toll -
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- Title: Battery Engineer
- Affiliation: Avanti Battery Company, Somerville, MA
- Quote: I couldn't be happier to have had this opportunity to work along side Caspar and Antoine. This award sets in stone an unforgettable time with some of the best companionship imaginable.
- Other: "Aluminothermic Reduction of Sulfides via Reactive Vacuum Distillation", Light Metals 2022
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2023
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Edgar Gasafi -
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- Title: Senior Product Manager
- Affiliation: Metso Outotec GmbH, Oberursel, Germany
- Quote: This award is an encouraging recognition for our contribution towards finding sustainable solutions for the alumina industry. It inspires us to continue pursuing this ambitious path for green alumina production.
- Other: "Green Alumina: A Technological Roadmap", Light Metals 2022
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2023
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Alessio Scarsella -
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- Title: Director Light Metals
- Affiliation: Metso Outotec, Oberursel, Germany
- Quote: I would like to thank TMS for providing the opportunity to publish this subject matter. The role that heavy industry plays in mitigating global warming is paramount and it is important that organizations from individual industries, have the necessary platform to voice their progress.
- Other: "Green Alumina: A Technological Roadmap", Light Metals 2022
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2023
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Randy Beals -
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- Title: Global Engineering Specialist
- Affiliation: Magna, Lake Orion, MI
- Quote: It’s a huge honor to accept this award on behalf of Magna, for the development of the latest innovation in aluminum die cast alloy development for structural automotive applications. The development of this alloy took a lot of hard work and but is rewarding to bring the benefits of this new material the die casting industry. I would also like to thank the TMS Light Metals Division Award Committee and the Aluminum Committee for recognizing our paper with this prestigious award. I am humbled and appreciative.
- Other: "Development of Advanced Aluminum Alloy for Structural Castings", Light Metals 2022
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2023
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Zach Brown -
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- Title: Director of Engineering
- Affiliation: Magna, Kalamazoo, MI
- Other: "Development of Advanced Aluminum Alloy for Structural Castings", Light Metals 2022
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2023
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Xiaoping Niu -
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- Title: Chief Metallurgist
- Affiliation: Promatek Research Center, Cosma R&D, Brampton, Canada
- Quote: I really appreciate the TMS Light Metals Division Award Committee and the Aluminium Committee for this prestigious award. I am deeply encouraged by the recognition for our further innovation and development of new aluminum alloys for automotive applications.
- Other: "Development of Advanced Aluminum Alloy for Structural Castings", Light Metals 2022
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2023
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Xiangwen Wang -
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- Title: Retired
- Affiliation: Alcoa Corp, Export, PA
- Quote: It is a great honor to accept this prestigious award! I am so glad that TMS has provided this platform for scientists and engineers to present and exchange their research results and ideas.
- Other: “Preparation of Aluminum Master Alloys by Electrolytic Co-deposition in Hall-Héroult Cells”, Light Metals 2022
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2023
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Mahyar Farahani -
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- Title: Quality Engineer
- Affiliation: Northvolt, Sweden
- Other: "Optical and Electrochemical Characterization of Carbon Anodes with Varying Porosity and Coke Quality", Light Metals 2022
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2023
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Gøril Jahrsengene -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: SINTEF, Trondheim, Norway
- Quote: The award represents recognition from the TMS family that results achieved by collaborating between research institutes, universities and industries are appreciated and relevant.
- Other: "Optical and Electrochemical Characterization of Carbon Anodes with Varying Porosity and Coke Quality", Light Metals 2022
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2023
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Hogne Linga -
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- Title: Retired
- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminium A/S, Årdal, Norway
- Quote: This award is a great recognition for the work the team has been doing. It also has a influence on the good cooperation Hydro has with NTNU and Sintef.
- Other: "Optical and Electrochemical Characterization of Carbon Anodes with Varying Porosity and Coke Quality", Light Metals 2022
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2023
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Ann-Mari Svensson -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway
- Other: "Optical and Electrochemical Characterization of Carbon Anodes with Varying Porosity and Coke Quality", Light Metals 2022
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2023
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Paloma Adeva -
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- Title: Research Professor
- Affiliation: Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), Madrid, Spain
- Quote: As the leader of the Cenim-CSIC group, I feel very satisfied with the researchers in my group. I am also very proud that the interest in our studies on magnesium alloys has been recognized outside of our country, since it is a line of research that we started more than 25 years ago.
- Other: "Analysis of the Microstructure Role in the Yield Asymmetry of Extruded Mg-LPSO Alloys Using In Situ Diffraction Experiments", JOM, July 2022
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2023
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Gerardo Garces -
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- Title: Tenured Scientist
- Affiliation: CENIM-CSIC, Madrid, Spain
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive this award from The Light Metals Division. It is an incredible recognition and encouragement to continue working on the development and study of new magnesium alloys.
- Other: "Analysis of the Microstructure Role in the Yield Asymmetry of Extruded Mg-LPSO Alloys Using In Situ Diffraction Experiments", JOM, July 2022
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2023
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Shae K. Kim -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Korea Institute of Industrial Technology, Incheon, South Korea
- Quote: As a lifetime member of TMS, TMS is the foremost lifetime input for my light metals research and network.
- Other: "Analysis of the Microstructure Role in the Yield Asymmetry of Extruded Mg-LPSO Alloys Using In Situ Diffraction Experiments", JOM, July 2022
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2023
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Hyun Kyu Lim -
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- Title: Principal Researcher
- Affiliation: Korea Institute of Industrial Technology, Incheon, South Korea
- Quote: This award has the same meaning as nutritional supplements to me. It is because it gives me new energy when I am tired of research. Also, the TMS Annual Meeting is a channel of communication for me.
- Other: "Analysis of the Microstructure Role in the Yield Asymmetry of Extruded Mg-LPSO Alloys Using In Situ Diffraction Experiments", JOM, July 2022
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2023
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Judit Medina Caballero -
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- Title: Senior Technician Specialized in Public Research Organizations
- Affiliation: CENIM-CSIC, Madrid, Spain
- Quote: It is my pleasure and a great honor to receive this award from expert professionals of the Light Metals Division of The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society.
- Other: "Analysis of the Microstructure Role in the Yield Asymmetry of Extruded Mg-LPSO Alloys Using In Situ Diffraction Experiments", JOM, July 2022
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2023
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Pablo Pérez -
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- Title: Tenured Researcher
- Affiliation: CENIM-CSIC, Madrid, Spain
- Quote: Recognition of the work that has been carried out in the field of magnesium alloys as well as an indication of the quality of the research in this field.
- Other: "Analysis of the Microstructure Role in the Yield Asymmetry of Extruded Mg-LPSO Alloys Using In Situ Diffraction Experiments", JOM, July 2022
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2023
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Norbert Schell -
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- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht Outstation at DESY, Hamberg, Germany
- Other: "Analysis of the Microstructure Role in the Yield Asymmetry of Extruded Mg-LPSO Alloys Using In Situ Diffraction Experiments", JOM, July 2022
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2023
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Andreas Stark -
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- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht, Geesthacht, Germany
- Other: "Analysis of the Microstructure Role in the Yield Asymmetry of Extruded Mg-LPSO Alloys Using In Situ Diffraction Experiments", JOM, July 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Svitlana Fialkova -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, Greensboro, NC
- Other: "Effect of Single-Pass Differential Speed Rolling on the Dynamic Recrystallization, Microstructure, and Mechanical Properties of Mg5Zn", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Christopher Hale -
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- Title: Research and Teaching Assistant
- Affiliation: North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, Greensboro, NC
- Quote: The TMS Foundation has enabled many researchers like myself to collaborate with fellow colleagues, become educated in new technologies, and share individual research efforts through a common platform--making accomplishments and awards possible. Many thanks goes out to TMS and all of its constituents!
- Other: "Effect of Single-Pass Differential Speed Rolling on the Dynamic Recrystallization, Microstructure, and Mechanical Properties of Mg5Zn", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Jagannathan Sankar -
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- Title: Distinguished University Professor
- Affiliation: North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, Greensboro, NC
- Quote: Very proud my team's hard-work and this TMS award is very special to all of us, giving us new energy.
- Other: "Effect of Single-Pass Differential Speed Rolling on the Dynamic Recrystallization, Microstructure, and Mechanical Properties of Mg5Zn", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Zhigang Xu -
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- Title: Senior Research Scientist
- Affiliation: North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, High Point, NC
- Quote: "Thanks to the TMS-LMD Magnesium Committee for the award. Developing high-performance magnesium-based materials for lightweight applications is what we are passionate about. This award is an excellent recognition of our past and an encouragement for our future. By failing to plan, you are preparing to fail."
- Other: "Effect of Single-Pass Differential Speed Rolling on the Dynamic Recrystallization, Microstructure, and Mechanical Properties of Mg5Zn", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Sergey Yarmolenko -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, Greensboro, NC
- Other: "Effect of Single-Pass Differential Speed Rolling on the Dynamic Recrystallization, Microstructure, and Mechanical Properties of Mg5Zn", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Honglin Zhang -
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- Title: Ph.D. Graduate
- Affiliation: North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, Greensboro, NC
- Quote: Hope for the best and prepare for the worst.
- Other: "Effect of Single-Pass Differential Speed Rolling on the Dynamic Recrystallization, Microstructure, and Mechanical Properties of Mg5Zn", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Christian Feiler -
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- Title: Scientist
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon, Geesthacht, Germany
- Other: "Active Corrosion Protection Surfaces Based on Layered Double Hydroxides Nanocontainers: A Computational Study", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Daniel Höche -
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- Title: Head of Department - Interface modelling
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon, Geesthacht, Germany
- Quote: I am happy for Ms. Xuejiao Li. The acknowledgement of her work and her contribution to the TMS Community is highly appreciated.
- Other: "Active Corrosion Protection Surfaces Based on Layered Double Hydroxides Nanocontainers: A Computational Study", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Xuejiao Li -
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- Title: PhD student
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon, Geesthacht, Germany
- Quote: It is my great honor to receive this award form TMS. We would like to thank the jury members for this recognition and consider the award as an encouragement for our work in corrosion protection for magnesium alloys. TMS provides a great platform to share our research and I enjoyed the conference a lot at Anaheim.
- Other: "Active Corrosion Protection Surfaces Based on Layered Double Hydroxides Nanocontainers: A Computational Study", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Robert Meißner -
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- Title: Scientist
- Affiliation: Institute of Surface Science, Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon, Geesthacht, Germany
- Quote: I am very grateful that Xuejiao's work is recognized with this award. Xuejiao's work enables the general description of magnesium-based layered double hydroxides. The award once again underscores the importance of research in this field.
- Other: "Active Corrosion Protection Surfaces Based on Layered Double Hydroxides Nanocontainers: A Computational Study", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Tim Würger -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Researcher
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon, Geesthacht, Germany
- Other: "Active Corrosion Protection Surfaces Based on Layered Double Hydroxides Nanocontainers: A Computational Study", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Mikhail Zheludkevich -
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- Title: Director of Institute of Surface Science
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon, Geesthacht, Germany
- Other: "Active Corrosion Protection Surfaces Based on Layered Double Hydroxides Nanocontainers: A Computational Study", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Yasumasa Chino -
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- Title: Group Leader
- Affiliation: National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Nagoya, Japan
- Quote: It is our great honor to receive this paper award. Through R&D, we have developed new flame-retardant magnesium alloys and established basic technologies for manufacturing high-speed railway bodies. We would like to continue the R&D so that the application of wrought magnesium alloys to high-speed railways can be successfully realized.
- Other: "Development of Flame-Retardant Wrought Magnesium Alloys and Application of the Alloys to High-Speed Railway Body", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Takao Horiya -
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- Title: Project Manager
- Affiliation: Innovative Structural Materials Association, Chiyoda, Japan
- Other: "Development of Flame-Retardant Wrought Magnesium Alloys and Application of the Alloys to High-Speed Railway Body", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Takeshi Ishikawa -
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- Title: Manager
- Affiliation: Japan Transport Engineering Company, Yokohama, Japan
- Quote: It is our great honor to receive this paper award. Through the R&Ds, we have developed a new flame-retardant magnesium alloy, and established a basic technology for manufacturing high speed railway body. We would like to continue the R&Ds so that the application of wrought magnesium alloys to high-speed railway can be successfully realized.
- Other: "Development of Flame-Retardant Wrought Magnesium Alloys and Application of the Alloys to High-Speed Railway Body", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Futoshi Kido -
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- Title: Group Leader
- Affiliation: Fuji Light Metal Co., Ltd., Tamana, Japan
- Quote: It is our great honor to receive this paper award. Through the R&Ds, we have developed a new flame-retardant magnesium alloy and established a basic technology for manufacturing high speed railway body. We would like to continue the R&Ds so that the application of wrought magnesium alloys to high-speed railway can be successfully realized.
- Other: "Development of Flame-Retardant Wrought Magnesium Alloys and Application of the Alloys to High-Speed Railway Body", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Hisashi Mori -
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- Title: Chief Engineer
- Affiliation: UACJ Company, Nagoya, Japan
- Quote: It is our great honor to receive this paper award. Through the R&Ds, we have developed a new flame-retardant magnesium alloy, and established a basic technology for manufacturing high speed railway body. We would like to continue the R&Ds so that the application of wrought magnesium alloys to high-speed railway can be successfully realized.
- Other: "Development of Flame-Retardant Wrought Magnesium Alloys and Application of the Alloys to High-Speed Railway Body", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Kazunori Shimizu -
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- Title: General Manager
- Affiliation: Sankyo Tateyama, Inc., Toyama, Japan
- Quote: It is our great honor to receive this paper award. Through the R&Ds, we have developed a new flame-retardant magnesium alloy, and established a basic technology for manufacturing high speed railway body. We would like to continue the R&Ds so that the application of wrought magnesium alloys to high-speed railway can be successfully realized.
- Other: "Development of Flame-Retardant Wrought Magnesium Alloys and Application of the Alloys to High-Speed Railway Body", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Makoto Taguchi -
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- Title: Senior Staff Officer
- Affiliation: Kawasaki Railcar Manufacturing Co., Ltd, Kobe, Japan
- Quote: It is our great honor to receive this paper award. Through the R&Ds, we have developed a new flame-retardant magnesium alloy, and established a basic technology for manufacturing high speed railway body. We would like to continue the R&Ds so that the application of wrought magnesium alloys to high-speed railway can be successfully realized.
- Other: "Development of Flame-Retardant Wrought Magnesium Alloys and Application of the Alloys to High-Speed Railway Body", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Du Cheng -
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- Affiliation: University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
- Quote: The award encourages me to keep hard work in this field.
- Other: "First-Principles Investigation of the Early-Stage Precipitations in Mg-Sn and Mg-Zn Alloys", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Kang Wang -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
- Quote: I'm very pleased to receive the TMS LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper - Fundamental Research Award. TMS provides a top platform for me to exchange with top experts around the world. I wish TMS all the success in the future.
- Other: "First-Principles Investigation of the Early-Stage Precipitations in Mg-Sn and Mg-Zn Alloys", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Bi-Cheng Zhou -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
- Quote: I am very happy to receive this award from TMS. TMS is my home professional society as a physical metallurgist since graduate school and Magnesium alloys are a material near and dear to my heart.
- Other: "First-Principles Investigation of the Early-Stage Precipitations in Mg-Sn and Mg-Zn Alloys", Magnesium Technology 2022
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2023
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LMD Scholarship
Marley Downes -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA
- Quote: I am extremely grateful to be receiving the 2023 Light Metals Division Scholarship. Being a part of TMS and Materials Advantage has given me numerous opportunities to grow outside of my classroom education, and I am excited for everything I will get to see and learn at the TMS annual meeting in the spring. This scholarship will help me progress through my education without the heavy burden of debt, and I am very thankful to TMS for giving me this opportunity.
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2023
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LMD Technology Award
Robert (Bob) Wagstaff -
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- Title: Founding Partner
- Affiliation: Oculatus Consulting, Greenacres, WA
- Quote: I am grateful to the gracious individuals who nominated me for this award. I accept this award with gratitude to the Society, who recognize the work I have been fortunate enough to lead over my career. I am most grateful to my mentors, the innovators and organizational leaders who have helped pull my life work into commercial reality.
- Citation: A career committed to excellency in gaining and proliferating knowledge through the development and implementation of technology for the global aluminum industry, including air-slip molds and fusion clad casting.
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2023
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Mertol Gökelma -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Izmir Institute of Technology, Izmir, Turkey
- Quote: I am honored to receive this award from a society where the academia and industry come together to discuss the new materials technologies and meanwhile to shape the future of metal industry. I will devote my faithful efforts to promote productive and active exchange within the society in the future.
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2023
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Scott Sutton -
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- Title: R&D Manager
- Affiliation: Mag Specialties Inc, Denver, CO
- Quote: TMS brings together experts and leaders from every materials-related discipline, who share and publicize the latest technical developments of their respective fields. TMS meetings and the professional society itself have both been an excellent resource for me, in academia and in my professional career. I am greatly honored to receive this award, and I look forward to giving back to the TMS community.
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2023
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Soumendra Basu -
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- Title: Professor and Associate Division Head
- Affiliation: Boston University, Boston, MA
- Quote: I am delighted that this paper has been chosen for an award in the field of energy. This award validates the outstanding research carried out by my PhD student. It also highlights the contributions of advanced quantitative microstructural analysis in understanding fundamental physical phenomena that drive device performance.
- Other: "Quantifying the Relationship Between Microstructure and Performance in Gadolinium-Doped Ceria Infiltrated Ni/YSZ Symmetric Cells", JOM, October 2022
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2023
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Srikanth Gopalan -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Boston University, Boston, MA
- Quote: The TMS energy symposia have become an excellent forum to showcase our work on electrochemical energy conversion and storage. This award is a great testament to our longstanding focus in materials for energy conversion and a great encouragement to our students.
- Other: "Quantifying the Relationship Between Microstructure and Performance in Gadolinium-Doped Ceria Infiltrated Ni/YSZ Symmetric Cells", JOM, October 2022
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2023
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Jillian R. Mulligan -
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- Title: PhD Student
- Affiliation: Boston University,
- Other: "Quantifying the Relationship Between Microstructure and Performance in Gadolinium-Doped Ceria Infiltrated Ni/YSZ Symmetric Cells", JOM, October 2022
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2023
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Uday Pal -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Boston University, Boston, MA
- Quote: We are honored as a group because this award is a recognition of our research as a team in the area of fuel cells. TMS is a great forum for interacting with the greater professional community and staying current with technological and scientific developments in the field. I have been a TMS member for more than 30 years and have enjoyed learning from and meeting my professional colleagues at the Annual Meetings.
- Other: "Quantifying the Relationship Between Microstructure and Performance in Gadolinium-Doped Ceria Infiltrated Ni/YSZ Symmetric Cells", JOM, October 2022
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2023
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Kiyo Fujimoto -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID
- Other: "Synthesis Methods for Nanoparticle Morphology Control in Clean Energy Applications", REWAS 2022: Energy Technologies and CO2 Management (Volume II)
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2023
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Donna Guillen -
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- Affiliation: Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID
- Other: "Synthesis Methods for Nanoparticle Morphology Control in Clean Energy Applications", REWAS 2022: Energy Technologies and CO2 Management (Volume II)
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2023
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Joy Morin -
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- Title: PhD Student
- Affiliation: Boise State University, Boise, ID
- Quote: What a great honor it is to receive this award on my first published paper. I would like to thank the TMS organizing committee for not only providing this platform, but for inspiring me and many others with the sharing of ideas and research they promote. This recognition means so much and will motivate my future research.
- Other: "Synthesis Methods for Nanoparticle Morphology Control in Clean Energy Applications", REWAS 2022: Energy Technologies and CO2 Management (Volume II)
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2023
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Arin Preston -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Research Associate
- Affiliation: Idaho National Laboratory, Ammon, ID
- Quote: I am very pleased to have been a contributing author for this paper and would like to thank Joy for involving me.
- Other: "Synthesis Methods for Nanoparticle Morphology Control in Clean Energy Applications", REWAS 2022: Energy Technologies and CO2 Management (Volume II)
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2023
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Antoine Allanore -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Other: "Shifting the Burden of Selectivity from Chemical to Physical Separation Process via Selective Sulfidation", REWAS 2022: Developing Tomorrow’s Technical Cycles (Volume I)
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2023
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Caspar Stinn -
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- Title: Doctoral Candidate
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: I feel very honored to be recognized with this award by TMS. As a graduate student, I learn so much at TMS meetings from the valuable insight, creativity, and wisdom of those around me. I really appreciate the opportunity to be a part of such a wonderful professional community.
- Other: "Shifting the Burden of Selectivity from Chemical to Physical Separation Process via Selective Sulfidation", REWAS 2022: Developing Tomorrow’s Technical Cycles (Volume I)
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2023
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Morris Cohen Award
Oleg N. Senkov -
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- Title: Director of Alloy Development
- Affiliation: MRL Materials Resources, LLC, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH
- Quote: I am grateful to the Morris Cohen Award nomination committee for recognizing my contributions to the science and technology of materials properties. I am deeply honored and thrilled to receive this prestigious TMS award and to join the company of prior recipients whom I so admire and respect. I am proud to be a member of TMS, a society that has consistently provided me with opportunities for networking, information exchange and professional growth. I am sharing this award with all my mentors and collaborators.
- Citation: For pioneering in the discovery and development of refractory high entropy alloys and refractory complex concentrated alloys and fundamental understanding their properties.
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2023
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MPMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Somnath Ghosh -
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- Title: Michael G. Callas Chair Professor
- Affiliation: Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
- Quote: Receiving the MPMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award from TMS is a tremendous honor for me. It is a highlight of my research career that I will cherish always. I am truly honored to be in the company of the very distinguished colleagues who have received this award before me. Thank you, TMS!
- Citation: "For pioneering contributions to Materials Engineering through the innovation of spatial and temporal multiscaling methods like PHCMs and WATMUS, that are game-changers for fatigue prediction"
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2023
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MPMD Distinguished Service Award
Kester Clarke -
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- Title: FIERF Professor
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
- Quote: I feel that I have gained so much professionally and personally from my participation in TMS and MPMD that the experience has been precious in and of itself, but it's really delightful to receive this award on top of it all! Thank you, and looking forward to continued service in the future.
- Citation: For dedicated service to the advancement of TMS and MPMD through exceptional volunteerism and continued support of mentoring new members.
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2023
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MPMD ICME Industry Implementation Award
General Motors Global Research & Development, c/o Andrew Bobel -
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- Title: Senior Researcher
- Affiliation: General Motors Global Research & Development, Warren, MI
- Quote: It is with great humility and gratitude that we accept the MPMD ICME Industry Implementation Award for our work on computational alloy development for additively manufactured superchargers. It was our vision to use state-of-the-art computational tools together with experimental validation to accelerate this ultimate implementation. The award honors this vision and the initial successes we have had in collaboration with others. TMS has provided me with the ability to stay connected with my peers in the material science profession and I look forward to contributing to TMS as a member and a volunteer.
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2023
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MPMD Scholarship
Anush Singhal -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
- Quote: From connecting with professors who are a part of the TMS community in Canada and who recommended this field of study, to networking, social, and professional events hosted at Georgia Tech by our Materials Advantage chapter; TMS has provided me with a community of members to connect with. I plan to attend graduate school and obtain a Ph.D. in materials science with a focus on sustainable materials research in electronics. I am honored to receive the MPMD Scholarship and would like to thank the TMS Foundation, Battelle, and Jeffrey Wadsworth for supporting my education, providing me with new experiences, and investing in my future.
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2023
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Matthew Daly -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Illinois Chicago, Chicago, IL
- Quote: I am deeply honored to receive this professional development award from the MPMD. Since attending my first meeting in 2014, I have been extremely impressed by the bottom-up approach TMS takes towards programming and outreach. This approach to volunteerism has been key to my engagement with the community, and I look forward to continuing my service to the division and the society through the functions and activities of this award.
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2023
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Yufeng Zheng -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Nevada Reno, Reno, NV
- Quote: I feel extremely honored to receive the 2023 TMS MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development Award! Ever since I first attended the TMS annual meeting in 2011, TMS has become my home community because TMS provided tremendous opportunities to develop my technical expertise in materials science, enhance my leadership skills, and expand my network with materials science researchers worldwide. Through this precious award, I look forward to continue making contributions to the MPMD and TMS community and I am committed to passing along these opportunities to the young materials science researchers and students.
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2023
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Sen Luo -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Key Laboratory for Ecological Metallurgy of Multimetallic Mineral, Northeastern University, Liaoning, China
- Quote: It's my honor to receive this award, which will encourage me to continue to make more innovative and challenging work in the future.
- Other: "Multiphase Field Modeling of Dendritic Solidification of Low-Carbon Steel with Peritectic Phase Transition", Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, December 2021
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2023
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Weiling Wang -
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- Title: Associate professor
- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Liaoning, China
- Quote: It's a great honor to be awarded. It will motivate me to investigate deeper into the muti-phase solidification fundamental of steel.
- Other: "Multiphase Field Modeling of Dendritic Solidification of Low-Carbon Steel with Peritectic Phase Transition", Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, December 2021
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2023
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Peng Wang -
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- Affiliation: Key Laboratory for Ecological Metallurgy of Multimetallic Mineral, Northeastern University, Liaoning, China
- Quote: I am very grateful to the TMS EPD Award Committee and the reviewers for the recognition and support for these work in this article, it is a great encouragement for my future work. I hope to continue to make more great works in the field of material processing in the future. Thank you very much.
- Other: "Multiphase Field Modeling of Dendritic Solidification of Low-Carbon Steel with Peritectic Phase Transition", Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, December 2021
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2023
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Yiming Yang -
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- Affiliation: Key Laboratory for Ecological Metallurgy of Multimetallic Mineral, Northeastern University, Liaoning, China
- Quote: I am very grateful to the TMS EPD Award Committee and the reviewers for the recognition and support for these work in this article, it is a great encouragement for my future work. I hope to continue to make more great works in the field of material processing in the future. Thank you very much.
- Other: "Multiphase Field Modeling of Dendritic Solidification of Low-Carbon Steel with Peritectic Phase Transition", Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, December 2021
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2023
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Miaoyong Zhu -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Key Laboratory for Ecological Metallurgy of Multimetallic Mineral, Northeastern University, Liaoning, China
- Quote: This award is a recognition of our team's work. We will continue to do a good job in scientific research and solve the problems encountered in the metallurgical industry
- Other: "Multiphase Field Modeling of Dendritic Solidification of Low-Carbon Steel with Peritectic Phase Transition", Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, December 2021
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2023
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Alan Luo -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
- Quote: I am deeply honored to receive the Application to Industrial Practice Award from my peers at TMS. As a materials scientist and engineer, I have always believed that the best scientific research should lead to real-world applications. I am thankful for my students, colleagues, and collaborators who helped me achieve these innovations. I also feel fortunate to be associated with TMS during my industrial and academic career. The TMS community has always been a source of scientific knowledge and endless inspiration for innovations.
- Citation: For outstanding research and practical contributions to light metals technology and industrial applications.
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2023
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Sadoway Materials Innovation and Advocacy Award
David Danielson -
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- Title: Managing Director
- Affiliation: Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Menlo Park, CA
- Quote: It is a tremendous honor to be selected as the awardee of the Sadoway Materials Innovation and Advocacy Award. Don has been a life long mentor and role model for me going back to my days as a Ph.D. student at MIT. He has led the charge in the fight against climate change and inspired a whole generation of materials scientists to follow him... and he has done it in style.
- Citation: For leadership, strategic vision, execution, and championing of solutions to sustainability and decarbonization utilizing materials science and engineering technology via entrepreneurship and government policy.
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2023
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Javier Llorca -
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- Title: Scientific Director & Professor
- Affiliation: IMDEA Materials Institute & Polytechnic University of Madrid, Getafe, Madrid
- Quote: "I am deeply honored to receive this award from the Structural Materials Division of TMS and I want to share this recognition with all my collaborators along the years."
- Citation: For his contributions towards establishing processing-microstructure-property linkages in structural materials by means of multiscale modelling strategies and the transference of these tools to industry
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2023
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
Elizabeth Holm -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Quote: SMD has been my home division since I became a TMS member. It is a true honor to receive this recognition from my professional family!
- Citation: For seminal contributions to our understanding of the processing of structural materials via computer simulation and materials learning
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2023
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Matt Cherry -
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- Affiliation: Air Force Research Lab, Dayton, OH
- Other: "Estimation of Realistic Microtexture Region Orientation Distribution Functions Using Eddy Current Data", JOM, October 2022
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2023
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Laura Homa -
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- Title: Research Engineer
- Affiliation: University of Dayton Research Institute, Dayton, OH
- Quote: I am very honored to have our paper chosen for this award. I am grateful to TMS for giving us the opportunity to share the work with the broader materials community.
- Other: "Estimation of Realistic Microtexture Region Orientation Distribution Functions Using Eddy Current Data", JOM, October 2022
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2023
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
John Wertz -
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- Title: Research Aerospace Engineer
- Affiliation: Air Force Research Lab, Dayton, OH
- Quote: The honor bestowed by this award serves as inspiration for the continued pursuit of nondestructive evaluation solutions to challenging problems in the TMS community.
- Other: "Estimation of Realistic Microtexture Region Orientation Distribution Functions Using Eddy Current Data", JOM, October 2022
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2023
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SMD Scholarship
Sydney Fields -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Nevada, Reno, Carson City, NV
- Quote: I am sincerely honored to be selected as the recipient of the Structural Materials Division Scholarship. As a member of TMS and Materials Advantage, I have connected with others with similar interests and taken advantage of additional research opportunities. This scholarship will help support my education, future research, and my TMS travel.
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2023
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Dong (Lilly) Liu -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: University of Bristol, Bristol, UK
- Quote: I am absolutely thrilled to receive this award - it helps to promote my research profile to let more people know about my work at Bristol. This also plays an important role for my next-step career development as an academic.
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2023
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Christopher Zenk -
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- Title: Group Leader 'High Performance Alloys'
- Affiliation: Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), Erlangen, Germany
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2023
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Lin Gao -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
- Quote: It is my great honor to receive this award. TMS provides me with this new opportunity to be involved in this professional society. I am profoundly grateful for the help and support from the TMS Foundation, my supervisor Tao Sun, and all my co-authors. This award not only recognizes our current research but also encourages me to make more efforts to explore this field of material science.
- Other: "Exceptional Ductility Induced by Intrinsic Grain Boundary Engineering"
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2023
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Benjamin Stegman -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Quote: TMS membership has significantly helped me further my career through access to technical programming and it has expanded my connections with its international presence. This award will also help increase my reputation within the additive community and hopefully help me progress professionally.
- Other: "Reactive Introduction of Oxide Nanoparticles in Additively Manufactured 718 Ni Alloys"
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2023
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Viola Acoff -
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- Title: Associate Dean
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Citation: For leading TMS and ASM’s advocacy for racial justice for African Americans in U.S. legislative offices. For her exceptional technical achievements and impact on broadening participation in MSE.
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2023
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TMS/SME/AIME James Douglas Gold Medal
Sevkat Acar -
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- Title: Mineral Processing Consultant
- Affiliation: Acar Consulting LLC, Kissimmee, FL
- Citation: For his unrelenting efforts and dedication in providing practical, world class solutions in the processing of refractory gold ores, which advanced the fundamentals of minerals beneficiation in nonferrous metallurgy.
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2023
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William D. Nix Award
Eduard Arzt -
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- Title: Scientific Director
- Affiliation: INM - Leibniz Institute for New Materials, Saarbruecken, Germany
- Quote: TMS is a materials society with a strong international perspective and high visibility that extends to Europe. I am very honored to receive the award named after William D. Nix, an outstanding leader of the field of materials science over many decades, who is renowned for scientific excellence, international cooperation and friendship, and supportive mentoring of young scientists worldwide.
- Citation: For pioneering contributions to our understanding of such diverse phenomena as high temperature creep, size effects, and biological and bio-inspired adhesion, and for communicating these insights through inspirational lectures and publications.
- Other: Title of lecture: “From Bioinspiration to Machine Learning—a New Concept for Object Manipulation”
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2023
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Gerbrand Ceder -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
- Citation: For seminal contributions to theory and predictive computational methods for complex multicomponent alloys and ceramic solid solutions, and pioneering advances for ab-initio materials design.
- Other: Title of lecture: “Ab Initio Thermodynamics and Kinetics from Alloys to Complex Oxides"
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2023
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Young Innovator in the Materials Science of Additive Manufacturing Award
Matteo Seita -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK
- Quote: It is a great honor for me to receive this award from TMS. I consider TMS as the place where my aspirations to work on Additive Manufacturing (AM) ‘crystallized’ back in 2015. That meeting, I believe, was the first one that included an entire symposium dedicated to AM, which I attended wholly. I remember listening to inspiring talks and running my ideas by the people who were at the top of the field. One year later, I found myself starting my own research group to work on those very same ideas. As it has been for me, I am sure that TMS will be the place where future generations of materials scientists gather to get inspired, discuss ideas, and bring innovation to this exciting and ever-growing field.
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2023
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
Damien Tourret -
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- Title: Researcher
- Affiliation: IMDEA Materials, Getafe, Madrid
- Quote: I am honored to receive this recognition from my peers and grateful to the TMS Foundation for the great opportunities they provide for early career scientists and engineers to grow, learn, and broaden their horizons. It will be an honor and a privilege to represent the Society at the upcoming JIM meeting.
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2022
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Acta Materialia, Inc. Undergraduate Scholarship
Gladys Durán Durán -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Instituto Tecnológico de Morelia ,
- Quote: Being a part of the Material Advantage program gave me the tools to get ready to participate in and solve real problems and this scholarship will support my next step in my journey of material science research. After graduation, I plan to enroll in a master's program related to materials science and engineering focused on the development of new alloys for aerospace industry and renewable energy. I am grateful to the TMS Foundation for recognizing my effort and passion in this field. This is just the beginning!
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2022
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Acta Materialia, Inc. Undergraduate Scholarship
Andrew Ruba -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Iowa State University,
- Quote: I joined the Iowa State University (ISU) Material Advantage chapter during my freshman year of college. This was an excellent place to learn about the larger materials science and engineering community, as well as the various opportunities and experiences that the field offers. I am deeply grateful to both TMS and Acta Materialia Inc. for providing exposure, aid, and professional growth opportunities to undergraduate students. I will graduate in the fall of 2022 from ISU, and I look forward to working in R&D of advanced polymers or polymer composites.
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2022
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Rajendra Bordia -
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- Title: George J. Bishop, III Professor of Ceramic and Materials Engineering
- Affiliation: Clemson University, Clemson, SC
- Quote: I am honored that our technical contribution was selected for this significant honor by our peers. I thank Dr. Pietrzyk for nominating our paper and the TMS Honors and Professional Recognition Committee and the TMS Board of Directors for selecting it for this prestigious award
- Other: “Anisotropy of Mass Transfer During Sintering of Powder Materials with Pore–Particle Structure Orientation,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, February 2019
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Diletta Giuntini -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven, Netherlands
- Quote: It is a true honor and a great pleasure to see our work recognized with this prestigious award. It was a collective interdisciplinary effort that led to valuable insights on the diffusion mechanisms controlling material processing. Its appreciation in the TMS community makes us very proud.
- Other: “Anisotropy of Mass Transfer During Sintering of Powder Materials with Pore–Particle Structure Orientation,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, February 2019
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Tyler Harrington -
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- Affiliation: University of California, San Diego, San Diego, CA
- Other: “Anisotropy of Mass Transfer During Sintering of Powder Materials with Pore–Particle Structure Orientation,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, February 2019
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Alberto Molinari -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Trento, Povo - Trento, Italy
- Quote: This award recognizes the work I'm doing for years to highlight the influence of cold compaction on sintering mechanisms, with an original approach. It also recognizes the international cooperation with co-authors. It is delivered by the most authoritative Society in the field of materials in the world.
- Other: “Anisotropy of Mass Transfer During Sintering of Powder Materials with Pore–Particle Structure Orientation,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, February 2019
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Eugene Olevsky -
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- Title: Dean and Distinguished Professor
- Affiliation: San Diego State University, San Diego, CA
- Quote: I am extremely proud and honored to receive this award. TMS is one of the oldest and broadly internationally-recognized professional societies in materials engineering. TMS activities are very important for me, my colleagues, and my students.
- Other: “Anisotropy of Mass Transfer During Sintering of Powder Materials with Pore–Particle Structure Orientation,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, February 2019
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Elisa Torresani -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: San Diego State University, San Diego, CA
- Quote: I am extremely honored and delighted to receive this prestigious award. I express my gratitude to all the co-authors for their invaluable contributions and guidance. I am looking forward to actively participating in TMS activities in future.
- Other: “Anisotropy of Mass Transfer During Sintering of Powder Materials with Pore–Particle Structure Orientation,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, February 2019
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Kenneth Vecchio -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, San Diego, San Diego, CA
- Quote: This award recognizes the successful collaboration between UC San Diego and SDSU graduate students and their mentors, that enabled a unique synergy of theoretical and experimental work to produce a paper enhancing our understanding of sintering mechanics.
- Other: “Anisotropy of Mass Transfer During Sintering of Powder Materials with Pore–Particle Structure Orientation,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, February 2019
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Chaoyi Zhu -
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- Title: Scientist
- Affiliation: EAG Laboratories, Oakland, CA
- Quote: It is my honor to share this award with our collaborators. Over the past few years, TMS has been a great a platform for me to interact and share my ideas with scientists and researchers around the world. Undoubtedly, It has helped me to develop my career as a scientist with a special focus on materials characterization.
- Other: “Anisotropy of Mass Transfer During Sintering of Powder Materials with Pore–Particle Structure Orientation,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, February 2019
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AIME Henry DeWitt Smith Scholarship
Jennifer Bustillos -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Cornell University,
- Quote: I am tremendously honored and grateful to have been selected as a Henry deWitt Smith Scholar. As an active Material Advantage member (since my undergraduate studies), I was eager to participate in TMS student competitions and academic symposia. These opportunities presented by TMS have allowed me to interface with industry partners and students from all around the world to develop the necessary communication and networking skills to excel as a graduate student and professional in the future.
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AIME Henry DeWitt Smith Scholarship
Ho Lun Chan -
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- Title: Graduate Student
- Affiliation: University of Virginia,
- Quote: This scholarship award serves not only as a generous financial support to academic studies, but also as a recognition to my continuing efforts to learn and prosper as an emerging professional in the field of materials science. In 2018, I self-attended the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition as an undergraduate student having no clue about what materials science is. TMS and its conferences gave me exposure to the latest of the greatest that I would not be able to learn in school and defined my academic as well as professional goals.”
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Elizabeth Holm -
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- Title: Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Citation: For her outstanding service to TMS and distinguished scientific achievements in computational materials science and engineering.
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Ankit Srivastava -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Texas A&M University,
- Quote: It is an honor to receive the TMS-AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award and I sincerely hope to live up to the promise of the award. I am extremely grateful to my principal nominator, mentors, colleagues, and TMS. Participating in the activities of TMS has been a rewarding experience and has immensely impacted my professional development.
- Citation: For pioneering contributions to microstructural mechanics and exceptional promise of thought leadership in materials design for enhanced mechanical performance.
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Carl Cady -
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- Title: Research Engineer
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: I have been rewarded greatly over my career by working closely with so many other volunteers and TMS staff who have made our meetings and our society better. By actively participating in our society through programming for meetings, or in helping with administrative activities I feel like I have contributed in making TMS better and more inclusive for everyone. It continues to be my honor to work with so many colleagues and TMS staff that give their time and energy to make our society better. The relationships that I have developed with other volunteers have been beneficial in my career development, both in the information and knowledge that is shared by more personal interaction, but also in having a broader network of contacts within our field. I have seen over the years of my volunteerism that the most influential scientists in our field also are those people that are the most active volunteers. I am honored to be given the Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award because it means that I have contributed to the success of our society. I hope that I can inspire others to do more. Your efforts will also be rewarded as mine have.
- Citation: For dedicated and sustained service to TMS and its members, particularly to improvements in the quality of programming at TMS annual meetings and at Materials Science & Technology conferences.
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Brimacombe Medalist
Megan Cordill -
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- Title: Deputy Director
- Affiliation: Erich Schmid Insitute for Materials Science, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Leoben, Austria
- Quote: TMS is my home society and being recognized by my peers for scientific achievement is an honor.
- Citation: For sustained excellence and achievement in the science and technology of mechanical behavior of thin films and an exceptional and continuing service to the profession.
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Brimacombe Medalist
Michael Demkowicz -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
- Quote: TMS is a vibrant community of scientists and engineers at the frontiers of materials research and development. It is my great honor that this community has chosen me to receive the Brimacombe Medal. I am especially grateful to all those who mentored, supported, and encouraged me throughout my career.
- Citation: For atomistic modeling of interface structures and defect interactions for nuclear energy and structural applications, and professional service to TMS and the materials research community.
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Brimacombe Medalist
Khalid Hattar -
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- Title: Center of Integrated Nanotechnologies Scientist
- Affiliation: Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM
- Quote: I am humbled and honored to join the long list of amazing scientists and engineers to be named J. Keith Brimacombe Medalists. I highly value my TMS membership which has provided exceptional professional opportunities, thought provoking and career altering discussions, sparks that ignited several decade-long and extremely fruitful collaborations, and many fond memories of the last amazing conference before the world shut-down. I would be amiss not to thank my mentors, colleagues, friends, post-docs, student interns, and especially my family, as without their patience and support none of my career accomplishments would be possible.
- Citation: For extensive contributions to understand material response under extreme environments through the development of in-situ microscopy capabilities. And for outstanding mentorship of next-generation materials scientists.
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Brimacombe Medalist
Edward Herderick -
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- Title: Director of Additive Manufacturing
- Affiliation: The Ohio State University Center for Design and Manufacturing Excellence, Powell, OH
- Quote: I am thrilled to join this year's class of Brimacombe Medalists and am grateful and appreciative of TMS and my colleagues, collaborators, and students over the years who have made it so much fun and rewarding to pursue a career in materials science and engineering. I really believe that the TMS community has the tools and knowhow to address societal challenges through collaboration and developing the next generation in our profession. Legendary Ohio State football coach Woody Hayes had a saying: "Pay it Forward" and I think that Keith Brimacombe would have really loved that sentiment. I'm looking forward to doing that with my fellow TMS members for years to come.
- Citation: For exemplary leadership and contributions to the industrialization of Additive Manufacturing and service to TMS.
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Brimacombe Medalist
Peter Hosemann -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: TMS has been my professional home ever since I entered the profession as a material scientist and has been instrumental in my professional development ever since. The inclusive and bottom-up nature of TMS as an organization makes it a very welcoming society. The Brimacombe Medal reflects this environment very well and as such I am extremely thankful and humbled to receive this award. I thank TMS, my colleagues, friends, and family for their support over the years who enabled me to work in my profession and I am looking forward to many TMS events and engagements in the future.
- Citation: For contribution to micro and macroscale mechanical testing of irradiated materials and in-situ materials testing and continued dedication to TMS and education.
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Brimacombe Medalist
Jun Lou -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Rice University, Houston, TX
- Quote: It is a great honor for me to receive the prestigious Brimacombe Medal this year. TMS has played a very important role in my academic career development, including delivering my first ever conference presentation twenty years ago, receiving a young leaders award, organizing several exciting symposia with outstanding speakers and participants, and providing a vibrant professional community where I call intellectual home. I look forward to continuing active engagement with TMS in the years to come.
- Citation: For sustained contributions to the development of low-dimensional materials and the understanding of their complex electro-chemical and mechanical behaviors, and for dedication to service.
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Brimacombe Medalist
Akane Suzuki -
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- Title: Principal Engineer
- Affiliation: GE Research, Niskayuna, NY
- Quote: I am truly honored and grateful to receive the TMS Brimacombe Medal. I am fortunate to be a part of TMS and thankful for the tremendous opportunities it provides through conferences and technical committee activities. I wish to thank my colleagues, peers, and mentors for their support, encouragement, and inspiration.
- Citation: For sustained development of high-temperature alloys for critical components of aircraft engines and power generation gas turbines and advancing understanding of their operational life-limiting behavior.
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Brimacombe Medalist
Michael Tonks -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
- Quote: TMS is an excellent professional society and my membership in it has had a large impact on my career. I am honored and humbled to be recognized by them as a Brimacombe Medalist
- Citation: For contributions in computational materials science approaches for materials in harsh environments.
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Carl V. Thompson -
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- Title: Stavros Salapatas Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: I am deeply honored to have been chosen for this award. While Professor Chalmers’ own research focused on solidification, his fundamental focus was on linking new insights into the mechanisms of structure evolution, to new ways of making materials that achieved engineering goals. He was an early practitioner and advocate for this approach that now forms the basis of materials science and engineering as we know it today, whether it involves development of the scientific basis for processing of ingots or thin films.
- Citation: For pioneering scholarly work defining the processing-structure-property connections in thin-film and small-scale metallic materials broadly impacting the microelectronics industry.
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Cyril Stanley Smith Award
Gregory Olson -
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- Title: ThermoCalc Professor of the Practice
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: This award has very special meaning to me. Through inspiring interactions with Cyril in the 1980s, his vision of a systems approach to hierarchical microstructure formed the foundation of the materials design methodology on which my career has been based.
- Citation: Pioneering contributions in materials design methodologies using a systems-based approach to accelerate materials development.
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Fadi Abdeljawad -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Clemson University ,
- Quote: I am very honored and humbled for this recognition by TMS. I am also very grateful to the TMS Foundation for their continued support of early career professionals. Thank you to all my students, mentors, colleagues, and collaborators for their support. Ever since my first TMS Annual Meeting in 2010 as a first-year graduate student, TMS has become home for all my research, professional development, and networking needs. TMS has been instrumental in advancing my career from a graduate student to a Staff Scientist at a U.S. National Laboratory, and now as an Assistant Professor at Clemson University. I look forward to continuing to contribute to TMS in various activities and to advance the fascinating field of Materials Science.
- Other: “Interface-driven Phenomena in Materials: From Nanostructuring to Additive Manufacturing”
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Yu Zou -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Toronto,
- Quote: It has been more than ten years since I attended my first TMS meeting, as a student, in San Diego, California in 2011. TMS has been my academic home through my different career stages – as a master’s student, Ph.D. student, post-doctoral fellow, and now as an Assistant Professor. In TMS I met international leaders in my research field, attended student mixers and career events, and discussed with peers in poster or oral sessions. I enjoyed every moment from TMS. In 2019, I brought two of my Ph.D. students to the TMS meeting and introduced them to this dynamic atmosphere and I am looking forward to bringing more students and young professionals to this community. I am truly grateful for this recognition!
- Other: “Tailoring Defects in Alloy Design and Additive Manufacturing: An Analogy with Professional Development”
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Ellen Swallow Richards Diversity Award
Cammy Abernathy -
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- Title: Dean
- Affiliation: University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
- Quote: “It is an incredible honor to receive this award. Ellen Swallow Richards was an inspiration for so many young women at MIT and in the field of materials. Though there is certainly more to be done, it is greatly fulfilling to see how our discipline has grown in importance and diversity over the decades since her trailblazing career. I am very grateful to TMS and to Jeffery and Geraldine McCulley Wadsworth for bringing special attention to the importance of diversity, and I am truly humbled to be considered among those who have helped to advance our discipline in this regard.”
- Citation: For seminal contributions in compound semiconductor processing and efforts to eliminate institutional barriers to achieve the exemplar model for diversity, equity, and inclusion.
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
David Dreisinger -
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- Title: Professor and Industrial Research Chair in Hydrometallurgy
- Affiliation: University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
- Citation: In recognition to his international leadership and innovator spirit in research, development, and teaching of hydrometallurgy, supporting sustainable extraction, and processing of metals.
- Other: “Rare Earth and Critical Material Recovery from Peralkaline Volcanic Ores: Minerals Processing, Hydrometallurgy and Solvent Extraction Separation”
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EPD Distinguished Service Award
Corby Anderson -
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- Title: Harrison Western Professor
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
- Quote: This award was a complete surprise as I do not volunteer at TMS or any other organization to receive accolades. Service and giving back to the profession are part of being in the Extraction and Processing global community. Thank you for this unanticipated honor.
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Third Place
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Carolin Fink -
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- Affiliation: The Ohio State University,
- Other: “S/TEM Characterization of Interdendritic Phases in Ni-30Cr Weld Metal 52XL”
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Joerg Jinschek -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Denmark
- Quote: I'm very delighted that our work has been selected for such a prestigious award. TMS annual meetings are the perfect platform to present such results that are a product of a fruitful collaboration between Welding Engineering and advanced Materials Characterisation at Ohio State.
- Other: “S/TEM Characterization of Interdendritic Phases in Ni-30Cr Weld Metal 52XL”
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Cheng-Han Li -
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- Title: Ph.D. Student
- Affiliation: The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
- Quote: I am honored to be recognized as a recipient of the TMS EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award. I always enjoyed attending conferences organized by TMS where the greatest researchers and scientists gather together to embrace the beauty of materials science.
- Other: “S/TEM Characterization of Interdendritic Phases in Ni-30Cr Weld Metal 52XL”
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
John Lippold -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: The Ohio State University, Hilliard, OH
- Other: “S/TEM Characterization of Interdendritic Phases in Ni-30Cr Weld Metal 52XL”
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Wendell Bruno Almeida Bezerra -
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- Title: PhD Student
- Affiliation: Military Institute of Engineering, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Quote: For me, this award represents a gratifying surprise for the work done in previous years, since this was my first participation as a presenter on the TMS annual meeting.
- Other: “Thermal Stability of Plain Arapaima Scales and Scales-reinforced Epoxy Matrix Composites”
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Luana Crystine da Cruz Demosthenes -
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- Affiliation: Military Institute Of Engineering, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Other: “Thermal Stability of Plain Arapaima Scales and Scales-reinforced Epoxy Matrix Composites”
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Sergio Neves Monteiro -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Military Institute Of Engineering, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Other: “Thermal Stability of Plain Arapaima Scales and Scales-reinforced Epoxy Matrix Composites”
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Ulisses Oliveira Costa -
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- Affiliation: Military Institute Of Engineering, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Other: “Thermal Stability of Plain Arapaima Scales and Scales-reinforced Epoxy Matrix Composites”
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Fernanda Santos da Luz -
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- Affiliation: Military Institute Of Engineering, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Other: “Thermal Stability of Plain Arapaima Scales and Scales-reinforced Epoxy Matrix Composites”
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Michelle Souza Oliveira -
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- Affiliation: Military Institute Of Engineering, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Other: “Thermal Stability of Plain Arapaima Scales and Scales-reinforced Epoxy Matrix Composites”
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Bianca Bonomo -
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- Affiliation: Universidade Federale de Vicosa, Vicosa, Brazil
- Other: “Effect of the Incorporation of Bauxite and Iron Ore Tailings on the Properties of Clay Bricks”
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Gustavo Lima -
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- Affiliation: Universidade Federale de Vicosa, Vicosa, Brazil
- Other: “Effect of the Incorporation of Bauxite and Iron Ore Tailings on the Properties of Clay Bricks”
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Marcia Lopez -
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- Affiliation: Universidade Federale de Vicosa, Vicosa, Brazil
- Other: “Effect of the Incorporation of Bauxite and Iron Ore Tailings on the Properties of Clay Bricks”
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Anna Carolina Lucas -
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- Affiliation: Universidade Federale de Vicosa, Vicosa, Brazil
- Other: “Effect of the Incorporation of Bauxite and Iron Ore Tailings on the Properties of Clay Bricks”
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Beatryz Mendes -
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- Affiliation: Universidade Federale de Vicosa, Vicosa, Brazil
- Other: “Effect of the Incorporation of Bauxite and Iron Ore Tailings on the Properties of Clay Bricks”
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Leonardo Pedroti -
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- Affiliation: Universidade Federale de Vicosa, Vicosa, Brazil
- Other: “Effect of the Incorporation of Bauxite and Iron Ore Tailings on the Properties of Clay Bricks”
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Livia Silva -
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- Affiliation: Universidade Federale de Vicosa, Vicosa, Brazil
- Other: “Effect of the Incorporation of Bauxite and Iron Ore Tailings on the Properties of Clay Bricks”
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Gerardo Alvear Flores -
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- Title: Technical Marketing Manager - Copper
- Affiliation: Rio Tinto, Singapore
- Quote: I am honored by the recognition of my colleagues and they encourage me to continue to explore for opportunities to add value to the extractive metallurgy of copper
- Other: “Processing of Complex Materials in the Copper Industry: Challenges and Opportunities Ahead,” JOM, July 2020.
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Joe Pease -
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- Title: Mineralis Consultants
- Affiliation: Principal Consultant, Brisbane, Australia
- Other: “Processing of Complex Materials in the Copper Industry: Challenges and Opportunities Ahead,” JOM, July 2020.
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Carlos Risopatron -
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- Title: Director of Economics and Environment
- Affiliation: International Copper Study Group, Portugal
- Quote: I am pleased to contribute in the global discussion to improve the challenges related to mineral concentrates, transport, and smelters/refineries
- Other: “Processing of Complex Materials in the Copper Industry: Challenges and Opportunities Ahead,” JOM, July 2020.
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EPD Scholarship
Jennifer Johnson -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, Las Cruces, NM
- Quote: It is such an honor to be selected for the TMS EPD Scholarship! This scholarship will allow me to continue in my goal, since middle school, of graduating college debt-free. I am also very excited to have the opportunity to attend the TMS 2022 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in California and be surrounded by industry leaders and researchers in the metallurgy field!
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EPD Scholarship
Madison Pixler -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Notre Dame, Arvada, CO
- Quote: I would like to thank the awards committee for selecting me as this year’s recipient. I chose to attend Notre Dame because I knew the education that I would receive would be one that cultivates both my mind and my heart; I also knew a membership at TMS would help me to develop critical skills to apply in the materials industry. The funds of this scholarship provided generously by the TMS Foundation, Battelle, and its former Chief Executive Officer and President, Jeffrey Wadsworth will go directly to paying for my tuition and will allow me to relieve financial stress while focusing on my chemical engineering degree.
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EPD Scholarship
Madison Rutherford -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Colorado Springs, CO
- Quote: Thanks to my involvement in TMS and to the professors who supported me along the way, I have been able to determine what I want to do with my future and gained confidence in eventually pursuing a Ph.D. in materials science. I hope to continue researching sustainable methods of material production and recycling. I'm honored to have received the EPD Scholarship and am proud of the work I have done so far and what is to come.
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EPD Science Award
Megumi Akashi -
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- Title: Ph.D. Student
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR), Dresden, Germany
- Quote: I am very grateful to TMS Extraction & Processing Division Award Committee for granting our work the honorable EPD Science Award. This award means that the scientific and industrial community recognized our experiments of liquid metal two-phase flow in the TSL system. Therefore, I want to accept the award as a big encouragement for our research in the future.
- Other: “X-ray Radioscopic Visualization of Bubbly Flows Injected Through a Top Submerged Lance into a Liquid Metal,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, February 2020.
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EPD Science Award
Sten Anders -
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- Title: Post-Doc
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf, Dresden, Germany
- Quote: This award is a great honor for me and my coworkers and encourages us to proceed with the development and publication of our measurement techniques. It also symbolizes the interest of the metallurgical community in our results and therefore strengthens our plans to conduct even more detailed studies in the future.
- Other: “X-ray Radioscopic Visualization of Bubbly Flows Injected Through a Top Submerged Lance into a Liquid Metal,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, February 2020.
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EPD Science Award
Sven Eckert -
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- Title: Head of Department Magnetohydrodynamics
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR), Dresden, Germany
- Quote: It is a special honor for our research team and for me personally to receive this award, especially since we can call ourselves newcomers in this research field at best. Our core competence is in the area of fluiddynamics of liquid metals. Our focus is on laboratory-scale modeling of diverse liquid metal processes and technologies. For this purpose, we have developed innovative measurement methods that allow us to obtain information from the experiments that is extremely important for the understanding and optimization of these processes and provide valuable data for the validation of numerical models. So it is a special pleasure for us that this award recognizes this competence and the possibilities it offers as being of great value for Extraction and Metallurgical Processing in the future.
- Other: “X-ray Radioscopic Visualization of Bubbly Flows Injected Through a Top Submerged Lance into a Liquid Metal,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, February 2020.
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EPD Science Award
Olga Keplinger -
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- Title: Senior Engineer Design Enablement
- Affiliation: Globalfoundries, Dresden, Germany
- Other: “X-ray Radioscopic Visualization of Bubbly Flows Injected Through a Top Submerged Lance into a Liquid Metal,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, February 2020.
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EPD Science Award
Markus Reuter -
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- Title: Senior Expert
- Affiliation: SMS Group, Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf, Germany
- Quote: Metallurgy enables the Circular Economy (CE). Therefore, the science and engineeirng embraced by TMS is at the core of the CE. Thus, understanding interfacial phenomena are of utmost importance, at the heart of the paper.
- Other: “X-ray Radioscopic Visualization of Bubbly Flows Injected Through a Top Submerged Lance into a Liquid Metal,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, February 2020.
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EPD Science Award
Natalia Shevchenko -
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- Title: Research Fellow
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf, Dresden, Germany
- Quote: I feel honored to be one of the recipients of the TMS EPD Science Award. I thank the committee for selecting our publication. This award motivates us to continue pushing our research forward.
- Other: “X-ray Radioscopic Visualization of Bubbly Flows Injected Through a Top Submerged Lance into a Liquid Metal,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, February 2020.
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EPD Technology Award
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Mohamed Elzohiery -
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- Title: Process Engineer
- Affiliation: RioTinto - Kennecott Utah Copper, Salt Lake City, UT
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive the 2022 TMS EPD Young Leaders Professional Development award. Being a member of the TMS played a major role in developing my leadership skills, growing my professional experience and keeping me updated with the new research and development in my field. I had the benefit of participating in the TMS annual conference where I was able to publish and present my work as well as grow my professional network by meeting experts and professors in metallurgical engineering from all over the world.
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2022
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Stuart Nicol -
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- Title: Metallurgist
- Affiliation: Glencore Techology, Brisbane, Australia
- Quote: The TMS has played an important role in my growth as a metallurgist. I have learned a lot through participating in conferences, meetings, and journals, both from the technical content and from other engineers I have met through these activities. I greatly appreciate the honor of this award, it means a lot to be recognized by others in my industry. I look forward to being active with the TMS EPD and hope that I can give back and encourage others in our industry.
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Alejandro Abadias Llamas -
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- Title: MSc.
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf, Freiberg, Germany
- Quote: This is the first award that I have ever received because of my work. As a young researcher, these appreciations are very inspiring and a great motivation for us.
- Other: “Simulation-Based Exergy and LCA Analysis of Aluminum Recycling: Linking Predictive Physical Separation and Re-melting Process Models with Specific Alloy Production,” Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, March 2020.
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Jose Godinho -
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- Title: Researcher
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf, Freiberg, Germany
- Quote: A great recognition of the good work in my group that motivates me to proceed this work line.
- Other: “Simulation-Based Exergy and LCA Analysis of Aluminum Recycling: Linking Predictive Physical Separation and Re-melting Process Models with Specific Alloy Production,” Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, March 2020.
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Juho Hannula -
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- Title: Technology Specialist
- Affiliation: AFRY Finland Oy, Oulu, Finland
- Quote: It is with great honor and gratitude that I accept the Best Paper Award TMS has decided to present to my colleagues and me. I am delighted to see that our work is appreciated in the community. My sincere thank you goes also to my research colleagues for the great team work and support.
- Other: “Simulation-Based Exergy and LCA Analysis of Aluminum Recycling: Linking Predictive Physical Separation and Re-melting Process Models with Specific Alloy Production,” Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, March 2020.
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Saija Luukkanen -
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- Title: Professor, Head of Oulu Mining School
- Affiliation: University of Oulu, Oulu, Finland
- Other: “Simulation-Based Exergy and LCA Analysis of Aluminum Recycling: Linking Predictive Physical Separation and Re-melting Process Models with Specific Alloy Production,” Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, March 2020.
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Markus Reuter -
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- Title: Senior Expert
- Affiliation: SMS Group, Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf, Germany
- Quote: Metallurgy enables the Circular Economy (CE), the science and engineering embraced by TMS is therefore at the core of the CE. The topic of the paper embraces the fundamentals that describe the CE and enlightens the unique scope of the Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy.
- Other: “Simulation-Based Exergy and LCA Analysis of Aluminum Recycling: Linking Predictive Physical Separation and Re-melting Process Models with Specific Alloy Production,” Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, March 2020.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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FMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Roger Narayan -
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- Title: Distinguished Professor
- Affiliation: North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
- Quote: TMS has provided me with an opportunity to interact with my colleagues in academia, government, and industry over the past two decades. These interactions have had a significant influence on my choice of research activities and the progression of my career.
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FMD Distinguished Service Award
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Tylee Oldham -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Kentucky, Elgin, SC
- Quote: TMS and the TMS Foundation have provided a plethora of scholarship, networking, and materials-related sources that are truly valuable to its members. As an out-of-state top scholar in a collegiate materials engineering program, TMS has enabled me to connect to others in my field and develop strong engineering ties through networking. I am excited to see my future with the assistance of TMS to help with my college support and resources.
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Hongyan Du -
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- Title: Shandong University
- Other: “Porous Fe@Fe3O4-C Nanocomposite Using Polyvinyl Alcohol Sponge as Template for Microwave Absorption,” Journal of Electronic Materials, November 2020.
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Runhua Fan -
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- Title: Shandong University
- Other: “Porous Fe@Fe3O4-C Nanocomposite Using Polyvinyl Alcohol Sponge as Template for Microwave Absorption,” Journal of Electronic Materials, November 2020.
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Xueyan Fu -
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- Title: Shandong University
- Other: “Porous Fe@Fe3O4-C Nanocomposite Using Polyvinyl Alcohol Sponge as Template for Microwave Absorption,” Journal of Electronic Materials, November 2020.
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Chuanxin Hou -
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- Title: Yantai University
- Other: “Porous Fe@Fe3O4-C Nanocomposite Using Polyvinyl Alcohol Sponge as Template for Microwave Absorption,” Journal of Electronic Materials, November 2020.
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Yuliang Jiang -
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- Title: Shandong University
- Other: “Porous Fe@Fe3O4-C Nanocomposite Using Polyvinyl Alcohol Sponge as Template for Microwave Absorption,” Journal of Electronic Materials, November 2020.
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Rui Tian -
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- Title: Shandong University
- Other: “Porous Fe@Fe3O4-C Nanocomposite Using Polyvinyl Alcohol Sponge as Template for Microwave Absorption,” Journal of Electronic Materials, November 2020.
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Shengmei Wei -
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- Title: Shandong University
- Other: “Porous Fe@Fe3O4-C Nanocomposite Using Polyvinyl Alcohol Sponge as Template for Microwave Absorption,” Journal of Electronic Materials, November 2020.
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Wenjin Zhang -
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- Title: Shandong University
- Other: “Porous Fe@Fe3O4-C Nanocomposite Using Polyvinyl Alcohol Sponge as Template for Microwave Absorption,” Journal of Electronic Materials, November 2020.
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Zidong Zhang -
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- Title: Shandong University
- Other: “Porous Fe@Fe3O4-C Nanocomposite Using Polyvinyl Alcohol Sponge as Template for Microwave Absorption,” Journal of Electronic Materials, November 2020.
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Guojing Zhao -
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- Title: Shandong University
- Other: “Porous Fe@Fe3O4-C Nanocomposite Using Polyvinyl Alcohol Sponge as Template for Microwave Absorption,” Journal of Electronic Materials, November 2020.
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Long-Qing Chen -
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- Title: Hamer Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA
- Quote: I feel truly honored and humbled to receive an award associated with such a giant in science, John Bardeen, a two-time Nobel Prize winner in Physics. I would like to express my deep appreciation of all the contributions by the former and current graduate students and postdocs in my group to the body of research work being recognized by this award.
- Citation: For pioneering and sustaining theoretical contributions to the understanding of domain structures and properties of electronic oxides.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Huanyu "Larry" Cheng -
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- Title: Dorothy Quiggle Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA
- Quote: I'm humbled to be selected as the recipient of the 2022 FMD Young Leaders Professional Development Award, with opportunities to enhance the professional development of young, dynamic, and committed members through leadership opportunities and networking. I'm also eager to play a more active role in TMS and volunteer leadership positions in the Society in the future. Prepared to broaden the technological profile of TMS in nanomaterials, I look forward to engaging more TMS members in Functional Materials and other Divisions.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Wenzhuo Wu -
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- Title: Ravi and Eleanor Talwar Rising Star Associate Professor
- Affiliation: School of Industrial Engineering, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Quote: I am grateful and honored to receive the 2022 TMS FMD Young Leaders Professional Development Award! This award will not only provide valuable opportunities for me to get more engaged with TMS but also inspire me to strive towards my long-term career goals. I sincerely appreciate this acknowledgment and generous support from TMS. I look forward to contributing back to the TMS community through increased engagement in technical committees, the FMD division, and the Society.
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2022
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Frontiers of Materials Award
Mostafa Bedewy -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Pittsburgh,
- Quote: TMS is the flagship professional society for a large community of materials scientists and engineers, and I view this award as a perfect opportunity to increase my involvement in TMS activities, especially during the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition. I am grateful for the recognition of my research on nanocarbons through such a competitive award, and I am looking forward to presenting my work at future TMS conferences, starting with organizing a symposium in TMS 2022. This award also highlights TMS's support to emerging areas of scientific research in materials science and engineering, especially those relating to the integration of graphene and related materials in flexible device manufacturing. Indeed, TMS and the broader materials community have always valued and celebrated the diversity of topics and backgrounds under its umbrella.
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Frontiers of Materials Award
Yu-chen Karen Chen-Wiegart -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Stony Brook University/Brookhaven National Laboratory,
- Quote: The award enabled organizing a special symposium session at the TMS annual meeting – it aims to drive us to further the understanding of nano-architectured materials with novel characterization methods, such as advanced microscopy and synchrotron X-ray techniques, that are augmented by data science and machine learning algorithms. Honored and humbled by the opportunity to receive this meaningful award, I am truly grateful to TMS, the award committees, the Nanomaterials Committee, and wonderful symposium co-organizers for their trust and great support. While this award marks an incredible step for my own professional career, I am even more excited to have the opportunity to serve the community by bringing people with a wide range of technical backgrounds and research interests together, in exploring one of the most exciting areas in materials science and engineering in our times!
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Frontiers of Materials Award
Andrea Koerdt -
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- Affiliation: Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing,
- Quote: I am deeply honored to receive this award and the resulting boost to my career. There are incredible opportunities through the TMS Frontiers Materials Award and participation in the conference. The biggest challenges in studying Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion (MIC) is bringing key stakeholders and other disciplines aware of this subject. This award enables me to make new contacts, exchange knowledge, and experience with scientists and experts from other disciplines, learn about other points of view and initiate new collaborations. An outstanding success for me and for the MIC research is the networking potential between scientists, stakeholders, and experts from Europe and the USA.
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Ke Lu -
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- Title: Director
- Affiliation: Institute of Metal Research,
- Quote: The TMS 2022 IOM Lecture/Mehl Award is an extraordinary recognition for me. I am deeply humbled to join the stellar awardee list over the past 100 years, in which many names I learnt are from textbooks of materials science and engineering. It is an extra honor for me to follow Prof. T.S. Ke, one of key pioneers of materials science in China and a distinguished predecessor of my institute, to receive this prestigious award. I am inspired by this award to deepen explorations in the rich territory of structural materials, especially metals and alloys, and to promote future generations.
- Citation: For his seminal contribution to the understanding of the mechanical behaviors of nanostructured metals and his world-class leadership of materials research.
- Other: “Schwarz Crystal Structures in Extremely Fine-Grained Metals”
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Preston Nguyen -
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- Title: Graduate Student Researcher
- Affiliation: University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh PA
- Quote: The TMS Superalloys Scholarship is a significant milestone for me that indicates that all the hard work I have put forth and all the obstacles I had to overcome were worth the effort. TMS and Material Advantage has helped me improve my interpersonal and professional skills. I hope to use the skills that TMS and Material Advantage have helped me develop to pursue further materials research in superalloys.
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Rafael Rodriguez De Vecchis -
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- Title: Graduate Student
- Affiliation: University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh PA
- Quote: I am very thankful and honored to TMS for this award. This scholarship represents a recognition of the hard work accomplished and a strong encouragement to continue pursuing excellence in the materials science field. I am excited for this opportunity as this award constitutes strong support to continue my studies and research work in the field of Superalloys.
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Julia and Johannes Weertman Educator Award
Gregory Olson -
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- Title: ThermoCalc Professor of the Practice
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: I will always be grateful for the advice and support of Hans and Julia during my transition from researcher to educator, tackling the prescient challenge of teaching computational materials design to undergraduates some 30 years ago.
- Citation: Pioneering contributions and leadership in the integration of materials design into the undergraduate engineering curriculum.
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Kaufman CALPHAD Scholarship
Michael Bohnet -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Louisiana State University,
- Quote: I am honored to receive the Kaufman CALPHAD scholarship and I would like to thank the TMS Foundation for making this opportunity possible. This scholarship will help ease my financial burden as I pursue my master’s degree in Data Science at the University of Texas at Austin.
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Leadership Award
Steven Zinkle -
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- Title: Governor's Chair Professor
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee
- Quote: My research career has been integrally connected with TMS, beginning with my first technical presentation at a joint TMS/ASM Fall meeting when I was a 2nd-year graduate student. I have enormously benefited from the personal interactions and technical insights gleaned from TMS meetings. I am, therefore, deeply grateful for being recognized with the TMS Leadership Award.
- Citation: For research leadership utilizing microstructure/property relationships that has enabled improved understanding of operational limits and design strategies for high-performance radiation-resistant materials.
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Light Metals Award
Valdis Bojarevics -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Greenwich, London United Kingdom
- Other: "Contactless Ultrasonic Treatment in Direct Chill Casting", JOM, January 2020
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Light Metals Award
Georgi Djambazov -
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- Title: Principal Lecturer
- Affiliation: University of Greenwich, London United Kingdom
- Other: "Contactless Ultrasonic Treatment in Direct Chill Casting", JOM, January 2020
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Light Metals Award
Koulis Pericleous -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Greenwich, London United Kingdom
- Other: "Contactless Ultrasonic Treatment in Direct Chill Casting", JOM, January 2020
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Light Metals Award
Catherine Tonry -
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- Title: Senior Lecturer in Computational Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Greenwich, London United Kingdom
- Other: "Contactless Ultrasonic Treatment in Direct Chill Casting", JOM, January 2020
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Andrey Panov -
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- Affiliation: RUSAL Engineering and Technological Center, Saint Petersburg,Russia
- Other: “Revisiting Alternative Smelter Grade Alumina Production Processes,” Light Metals 2021.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Alexander Senyuta -
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- Affiliation: RUSAL Engineering and Technological Center, Saint Petersburg,Russia
- Other: “Revisiting Alternative Smelter Grade Alumina Production Processes,” Light Metals 2021.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Andrey Smirnov -
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- Affiliation: RUSAL Engineering and Technological Center, Saint Petersburg,Russia
- Other: “Revisiting Alternative Smelter Grade Alumina Production Processes,” Light Metals 2021.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Jon T. Carter -
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- Title: Staff Researcher (retired)
- Affiliation: General Motors R&D, Farmington, MI
- Quote: For over three decades TMS has helped me connect with peers in the metallurgy/materials profession. It is an honor to be recognized by those peers with a TMS Light Metals Subject Award for our work on high-strength aluminum sheets.
- Other: “Review of Retrogression Forming and Reaging for AA7075-T6 Sheet”, Light Metals 2021.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Louis G. Hector, Jr. -
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- Title: Technical Fellow
- Affiliation: General Motors Global Technical Center, Warren, MI
- Quote: I give enormous credit to TMS for supporting critical metallurgical research in the United States. The TMS Light Metals Subject Award – Aluminum Alloys that I and my colleagues have been awarded is critically important in this respect. It is a clear demonstration that the contributions of cutting-edge metallurgical research are recognized and the award will serve as a beacon for future generations of metallurgists.
- Other: “Review of Retrogression Forming and Reaging for AA7075-T6 Sheet”, Light Metals 2021.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Katherine Rader -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Research Associate
- Affiliation: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA
- Quote: Thank you for this honor. We are grateful that this culmination of our collaboration between industry and academia has been recognized for its excellence.
- Other: “Review of Retrogression Forming and Reaging for AA7075-T6 Sheet”, Light Metals 2021.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Yeqi Shi -
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- Title: Graduate Research Assistant
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin-Madison, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: It's a great honor for me to receive this award. Sharing my work at TMS not only broadens my knowledge about aluminum but also helps me expand connections with the materials community. It encourages me to design aluminum materials with higher wear resistance to reduce energy consumption for a greener world.
- Other: “Simulations of Wear-Induced Microstructural Evolution in Nanocrystalline Aluminum,” Light Metals 2021.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Izabela Szlufarska -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin - Madison, Madison, WI
- Quote: I am honored to be recognized by this award and TMS, which is a Society where I have a lifetime membership and that is core to my research. Being recognized by TMS strengthens my connection to this professional Society.
- Other: “Simulations of Wear-Induced Microstructural Evolution in Nanocrystalline Aluminum,” Light Metals 2021.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Eric Taleff -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX
- Quote: Our research team is very grateful for this recognition by our TMS colleagues. We are pleased to work with them through TMS to advance the state of the art in our field and to further the positive impacts on industry and society from our profession.
- Other: “Review of Retrogression Forming and Reaging for AA7075-T6 Sheet”, Light Metals 2021.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Patricia Gagnon -
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- Affiliation: Alcoa Baie-Comeau Smelter, Baie-Comeau, Canada
- Other: “Experience with Lengthy Pot Hibernation at Alcoa Baie-Comeau,” Light Metals 2021.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Marie-Ève Laframboise -
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- Title: Chief Engineer
- Affiliation: Alcoa Baie-Comeau Smelter, Baie-Comeau, Canada
- Other: “Experience with Lengthy Pot Hibernation at Alcoa Baie-Comeau,” Light Metals 2021.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Xiangwen Wang -
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- Title: Technology Manager
- Affiliation: Alcoa Corporation, New Kensington, PA
- Quote: It is my great honor to accept this award. This means a lot to me and my co-authors being recognized by our colleagues in the smelting field. Thank you TMS and those who nominated us for the award!
- Other: “Experience with Lengthy Pot Hibernation at Alcoa Baie-Comeau,” Light Metals 2021.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Julien Lauzon-Gauthier -
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- Title: Research Engineer
- Affiliation: Alcoa Corporation, Deschambault-Grondines, Canada
- Quote: The Light Metals proceedings have been an important source of information for my work. Therefore, it is an honor to have one of my contribution recognized by this award.
- Other: “Development and Applications of the Four Points Probe (4PP) Electrical Resistivity Measurements for Anode Process Optimization,” Light Metals 2021.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
John Secasan -
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- Title: Technology Manager - Electrode
- Affiliation: Alcoa Corporation, Lake Mary, FL
- Quote: To me, TMS has always been a truly enriching space.
- Other: “Development and Applications of the Four Points Probe (4PP) Electrical Resistivity Measurements for Anode Process Optimization,” Light Metals 2021.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Valdis Bojarevics -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Greenwich, London, United Kingdom
- Other: “Contactless Ultrasonic Treatment in Direct Chill Casting,” JOM, January 2020.
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2022
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Georgi Djambazov -
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- Title: Principal Lecturer
- Affiliation: University of Greenwich, London, United Kingdom
- Other: “Contactless Ultrasonic Treatment in Direct Chill Casting,” JOM, January 2020.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Koulis Pericleous -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Greenwich, London, United Kingdom
- Other: “Contactless Ultrasonic Treatment in Direct Chill Casting,” JOM, January 2020.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Catherine E.H. Tonry -
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- Affiliation: University of Greenwich, London, United Kingdom
- Other: “Contactless Ultrasonic Treatment in Direct Chill Casting,” JOM, January 2020.
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2022
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Alan Tomsett -
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- Title: Technical Manager
- Affiliation: Rio Tinto Pacific Operations, Brisbane, Australia
- Quote: I am honored to be recognized by the LMD with this award and thank my family, employer, fellow committee members, and TMS staff for making it possible. It has been a privilege to support the dissemination of research and innovation to the aluminum industry through my volunteering with TMS. I will always treasure the global network of professional relationships and friendships I have developed.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Geoffrey Sigworth -
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- Title: Consultant
- Affiliation: GKS Engineering Services, Harrisonburg, VA
- Other: “Refining of Secondary Aluminum: Important Chemical Factors,” JOM, September 2021.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Trevor Abbott -
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- Title: Director R&D
- Affiliation: RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia
- Other: “Eutectic Modification of Mg2Si in Mg-Si Alloys for Faster Hydrogen Absorption Kinetics”
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Yahia Ali -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Research Fellow
- Affiliation: The University of Queensland, St. Lucia, Australia
- Quote: I would like to thank TMS for the award. I also would like to thank my research teams for the great effort and hard work done leading to winning this award. This award reflects the quality of work we are doing and motivates me to do more research in this area.
- Other: “Eutectic Modification of Mg2Si in Mg-Si Alloys for Faster Hydrogen Absorption Kinetics”
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Manjin Kim -
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- Title: Ph.D. candidate
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Runcorn, Australia
- Quote: I am overwhelmed with gratitude to have been selected to receive the “LMD Magnesium Technology Award – Best Poster”. TMS membership gave me an opportunity that I could present my work at the TMS2021. I am so honored to have my work recognized by TMS and professional peers. Many efforts went into this work, and this accomplishment is not something that I did alone, and there are many others who deserve to share this award. I would like to thank the co-authors of this paster; Mr. Julio Piraquive, Dr. Yahia Ali, Dr. Stuart D. McDonald, Dr. Trevor B. Abbott, and Prof. Kazuhiro Nogita for their significant contributions to the work.
- Other: “Eutectic Modification of Mg2Si in Mg-Si Alloys for Faster Hydrogen Absorption Kinetics”
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Stuart McDonald -
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- Title: Senior Research Fellow
- Affiliation: The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
- Quote: We appreciate the TMS network and the forum to have this work widely distributed to those at the forefront of alloy development.
- Other: “Eutectic Modification of Mg2Si in Mg-Si Alloys for Faster Hydrogen Absorption Kinetics”
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Kazuhiro Nogita -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
- Quote: I am pleased to be a part of the global TMS network and contribute in the high quality annual conferences.
- Other: “Eutectic Modification of Mg2Si in Mg-Si Alloys for Faster Hydrogen Absorption Kinetics”
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Julio Pinzon -
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- Title: Graduate Engineer
- Affiliation: Evocra, St. Lucia, Australia
- Quote: This award represents the hard proof of my endless effort to become good in engineering. My work colleagues, friends, have shaped the man I have become and I'm extremely grateful for it.
- Other: “Eutectic Modification of Mg2Si in Mg-Si Alloys for Faster Hydrogen Absorption Kinetics”
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2022
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Sean Agnew -
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- Title: Director of Engineering Science Major
- Affiliation: University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
- Other: “Thermally Activated Nature of Basal and Prismatic Slip in Mg and Its Alloys,” Magnesium Technology 2021.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Jishnu Bhattacharyya -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: University Of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
- Other: “Thermally Activated Nature of Basal and Prismatic Slip in Mg and Its Alloys,” Magnesium Technology 2021.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Marek Niewczas -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada
- Other: “Thermally Activated Nature of Basal and Prismatic Slip in Mg and Its Alloys,” Magnesium Technology 2021.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Mohammed Shabana -
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- Affiliation: University Of Virginia, Fairfax, VA
- Other: “Thermally Activated Nature of Basal and Prismatic Slip in Mg and Its Alloys,” Magnesium Technology 2021.
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2022
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Mingzhe Bian -
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- Title: Researcher
- Affiliation: National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Nagoya, Japan
- Quote: I am honored to receive the TMS LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application. I believe this award will help me to develop my career as a physical metallurgist. I am very pleased to be a member of TMS because TMS provides a wonderful platform to share our research outcome and gives us an opportunity to meet and interact with colleagues from across the world annually.
- Other: “Toward Development of Strong and Formable Magnesium Alloy Sheets with Bake-Hardenability,” JOM, May 2021.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Kazuhiro Hono -
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- Title: Exective Vice President
- Affiliation: National Institute for Materials Science, Tsukuba, Japan
- Quote: Great to receive TMS Light Metals Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application for the review paper that summarized our long-term work on age-hardening of low alloy wrought magnesium alloys.
- Other: “Toward Development of Strong and Formable Magnesium Alloy Sheets with Bake-Hardenability,” JOM, May 2021.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Zehao Li -
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- Affiliation: National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS), Tsukub, Japan
- Quote: This best paper award will be my great honor in the magnesium community
- Other: “Toward Development of Strong and Formable Magnesium Alloy Sheets with Bake-Hardenability,” JOM, May 2021.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Taisuke Sasaki -
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- Title: Principal researcher
- Affiliation: National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS), Tsukuba, Japan
- Quote: It is our great honor to receive this TMS award. This award means peer recognition of our work and encourages us to continue the development of heat treatable wrought magnesium alloys with enthusiasm.
- Other: “Toward Development of Strong and Formable Magnesium Alloy Sheets with Bake-Hardenability,” JOM, May 2021.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Zongrui Pei -
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- Title: Senior Staff Scientist
- Affiliation: New York University, New York, NY
- Quote: TMS is really an excellent conference to exchange the ideas and get connected with other community members. I have learned a lot from TMS talks, which significantly affects my career.
- Other: “Mechanisms and Machine Learning for Magnesium Alloys Design,” Magnesium Technology 2021.
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LMD Scholarship
Jarrett Loseke -
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- Affiliation: Iowa State University,
- Quote: “I am very thankful to be receiving the 2022 Light Metals Division scholarship. TMS and Material Advantage provide numerous opportunities for learning and connecting with others, offering me a significant advantage in my studies and search for an internship, research, or a job further down the road. I am extremely grateful for the opportunities provided and am excited to continue my education as an undergraduate.”
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2022
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LMD Technology Award
Dag Mortensen -
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- Title: Principal Research Scientist
- Affiliation: Institute for Energy Technology, Norway
- Quote: The TMS Light Metals Division Technology Award is a recognition of the work done by the computational materials processing group at the Institute for Energy Technology. Together with national and international academic and industry partners we have developed an advanced modelling tool tailor made for semi-continuous casting of aluminium. The Cast Shop seminars at the TMS Annual Meetings have been valuable for discussions and feedback to our development team.
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2022
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Matt Pharr -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
- Quote: I am honored to receive this award. More importantly, I am excited to become more involved in TMS leadership activities, as to play an active role in advancing the ever-evolving field of materials science.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Derek Santangelo -
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- Title: Global Carbon Practice Lead - Center of Excellence for Aluminium
- Affiliation: Hatch Canada, Montreal, Canada
- Quote: Proud to be a member of a Society that can bring together the world's collective thoughts for the sake of improving our knowledge and understanding. Even more proud to be recognized as a contributing member of this cause, both now, and for a long time to come.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Yan Chen -
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- Affiliation: Zhejiang Ocean University, Zhoushan, China
- Other: “Fabrication of a Novel Highly Thermal Conductive Shape-Stabilized Phase-Change Material Using Cheap and Easily Available Cabbage Mustard Biochar,” JOM, August 2021.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Junkai Gao -
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- Affiliation: Zhejiang Ocean University, Zhoushan, China
- Other: “Fabrication of a Novel Highly Thermal Conductive Shape-Stabilized Phase-Change Material Using Cheap and Easily Available Cabbage Mustard Biochar,” JOM, August 2021.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Qian Shi -
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- Affiliation: Zhejiang Ocean University, Zhoushan, China
- Other: “Fabrication of a Novel Highly Thermal Conductive Shape-Stabilized Phase-Change Material Using Cheap and Easily Available Cabbage Mustard Biochar,” JOM, August 2021.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Shibin Wu -
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- Affiliation: Zhejiang Ocean University, Zhoushan, China
- Other: “Fabrication of a Novel Highly Thermal Conductive Shape-Stabilized Phase-Change Material Using Cheap and Easily Available Cabbage Mustard Biochar,” JOM, August 2021.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Qinyao Xu -
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- Affiliation: Zhejiang Ocean University, Zhoushan, China
- Other: “Fabrication of a Novel Highly Thermal Conductive Shape-Stabilized Phase-Change Material Using Cheap and Easily Available Cabbage Mustard Biochar,” JOM, August 2021.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Junwei Zhang -
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- Affiliation: Zhejiang Ocean University, Zhoushan, China
- Other: “Fabrication of a Novel Highly Thermal Conductive Shape-Stabilized Phase-Change Material Using Cheap and Easily Available Cabbage Mustard Biochar,” JOM, August 2021.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Fang Dong -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Liaoning, Shenyang, China
- Quote: I am very happy to receive this award during my graduate study. During my postgraduate study, I actively participated in this scientific research and carried out research around physical simulation. Thanks to the TMS organizing committee for providing a good platform for academic exchange and recognition of our scientific research achievements.
- Other: “Hydrodynamics of Gas-Liquid Two-phase Flow in Reverse Spray Washing Process,” Energy Technology 2021.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Xiao-long Li -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Liaoning, Shenyang, China
- Quote: I am very grateful to the TMS organizing committee for providing a great platform for academic exchange and recognizing my work. This award is a great encouragement to me and encourages me to do more in-depth scientific research. In the future, I will attend more TMS meetings and exchange my research results.
- Other: “Hydrodynamics of Gas-Liquid Two-phase Flow in Reverse Spray Washing Process,” Energy Technology 2021.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Yan Liu -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Liaoning, Shenyang, China
- Quote: I am very happy to receive this award and thank the TMS organizing committee for providing a good platform for academic exchange. This award recognizes, motivates, and inspires me and my students. We will continue to actively carry out scientific research and actively participate in TMS meetings.
- Other: “Hydrodynamics of Gas-Liquid Two-phase Flow in Reverse Spray Washing Process,” Energy Technology 2021.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Gui-li Liu -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Liaoning, Shenyang, China
- Quote: I am very excited to receive this award and thank the TMS organizing committee for providing a good platform for academic exchange and recognizing our scientific research achievements. During my postgraduate studies, I designed the first physical model of turbulent scrubber for smelting flue gas cleaning, built a complete set of experimental research platforms. I believe that our team will continue to work hard in this direction and achieve more innovative research results.
- Other: “Hydrodynamics of Gas-Liquid Two-phase Flow in Reverse Spray Washing Process,” Energy Technology 2021.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Ting-an Zhang -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Liaoning, Shenyang, China
- Other: “Hydrodynamics of Gas-Liquid Two-phase Flow in Reverse Spray Washing Process,” Energy Technology 2021.
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
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- Other: N/A
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Morris Cohen Award
Huseyin Sehitoglu -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL
- Quote: It is an honor to receive this TMS award paying tribute to Morris Cohen whose papers I have studied and learned from especially on the role of stress state on phase transformations. His papers on the role of transformation dislocations helped me formulate the energetics of transformation in my own work on shape memory alloys. It is especially rewarding to receive this award from TMS considering their very high standards.
- Citation: For outstanding lifelong contributions to the understanding of the fatigue of metals.
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MPMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Jian Wang -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE
- Quote: This is a highly prestigious award which recognizes my efforts in understanding structure-properties relations of structural materials. This award will continuously encourage and inspire me to conduct the cutting edge research in the field of materials science and engineering, and serve our society.
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MPMD Distinguished Service Award
Corbett Battaile -
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- Title: Principal Member of Technical Staff
- Affiliation: Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM
- Quote: It is my sincere pleasure and honor to receive this award, and I look forward to many more years of service to the MPMD and to TMS. Thank you!
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MPMD Scholarship
Megan Burrill -
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- Affiliation: Illinois Institute of Technology ,
- Quote: “Participation in Material Advantage, and in particular the TMS Bladesmithing program, has been influential in my aspirations as a materials scientist. TMS Bladesmithing ignited my love for materials science, and I sought every opportunity to learn more. . Working with the graduate students I met through Bladesmithing, I began performing research during my second semester of college and have worked on a wide variety of projects. In addition, I have been the project leader for Bladesmithing, providing me with the valuable experience of leading a research project and presenting the results at the TMS 2020 Annual Meeting & Exhibition. All these experiences make me excited to take on the challenge of a Ph.D. in materials science and I look forward to using computational methods to inform and accelerate the experimental discovery of novel battery materials.”
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Arun Devaraj -
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- Title: Senior Research Scientist
- Affiliation: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA
- Quote: Since 2008, the TMS meetings have been my main avenue to get updated on the latest and greatest in materials research, organize symposiums, attend technical committee meetings, and meet friends and colleagues from across the world in the material science research community. I am honored to receive this 2022 MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development Award and through this unique opportunity, I am looking forward to contributing more to the long-term growth of the MPMD and the TMS community.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Yue Fan -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI
- Quote: I am very grateful for the precious recognition. I have long regarded TMS as my home conference ever since I first attended in 2015, because TMS has provided such a great platform (especially for young professionals) to interact and collaborate with people with diverse backgrounds. Along the path, my journey at TMS has also become more enriched, from simply giving presentations to organizing symposia, editing JOM issues, and serving on both technical and diversity committees. I look forward to continuing to serve and contribute to TMS community and passing such pride to my students and the next STEM generation.
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Christoph Beckermann -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA 52242
- Quote: I feel very honored receiving this best paper award from TMS. The paper is the culmination of a decades long struggle to understand shrinkage porosity formation during solidification of metal castings and develop a general modeling framework for use in casting simulation. TMS has always been the main avenue for discussing and presenting my research in material processing.
- Other: “Simulation of Shrinkage Porosity Formation During Alloy Solidification,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, May 2020
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Vahid Khalajzadeh -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: MEMC, Dardenne Prairie, MO
- Quote: I am honored to receive this award from TMS. It shows that my hard work has been noticed and appreciated by the experts in the materials science field. Thank you, TMS Foundation!
- Other: “Simulation of Shrinkage Porosity Formation During Alloy Solidification,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, May 2020
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Oleg D. Sherby Award
Michael Kassner -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Southern California, Pasadena, CA
- Quote: I have been a member of TMS for over 40 Years. I love the organization.
- Citation: For outstanding work and contributions to the study of creep and high temperature plasticity including his seminal book “Fundamentals of Creep in Metals and Alloys”.
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Oden Warren -
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- Title: General Manager
- Affiliation: Bruker Nano Surfaces Division, Eden Prairie, MN
- Quote: I am thrilled to receive this award because it also honors the great customers, collaborators, colleagues, and mentors who have meant so much to me over the years, and I very much appreciate that it comes from TMS, which is the main society of the nanomechanics community that I call home. I took to heart Sir Humphry Davy’s quote “nothing begets good science like the development of a good instrument,” so it became a passion of mine to encourage scientific discovery through technology advancement. I find it satisfying whenever I learn that breakthrough research has been achieved using an instrument that I had a big hand in creating, not just because of the affirmation of my career, but also because of the contribution to the body of knowledge and the benefit to those who did the research.
- Citation: For the development of advanced commercial nanomechanical testing instrumentation and experimental techniques to determine structure-mechanical property relationships in materials.
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Sadoway Materials Innovation and Advocacy Award
Elsa Olivetti -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: It is a tremendous privilege to honor the extraordinary and broad impact that Prof. Don Sadoway has had on our field through the TMS Sadoway Materials Innovation and Advocacy Award. Don Sadoway has been an incredible mentor and intellectual inspiration to me along every dimension of my academic journey from advising my PhD thesis to learning from his teaching and the example he has set in working on problems of great societal importance. I am grateful and honored to be a part of the extraordinary community he has catalyzed and fostered through his leadership including students, industrial collaborators, and academic colleagues. Finally, I am thankful to the TMS community, which has been critical in providing opportunities to build strong ties across research and educational initiatives, this award being one impactful way we can continue to build towards a more sustainable materials future.
- Citation: For leadership and innovative and pioneering work for sustainability of our material resources in three axes: education, policy, and technical innovations.
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Elizabeth Holm -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Quote: The Sturctural Materials Division has been my TMS home for almost three decades, and I am honored and humbled to accept this award.
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
Carl Cady -
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- Title: Research Engineer
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: It has been an honor to work with so many other colleagues that have given their time and energy to make our Society better. I have found that the relationships I have with fellow scientists have become more productive through the opportunities our Society offers in programming, through active participation to technical committees. As well as in volunteering in the many administrative committees within the Society. These relationships have been important in my career development and I see my volunteerism as a positive in my career development.
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Joseph Aroh -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Other: “Microscale Observation via High-Speed X-ray Diffraction of Alloy 718 During In Situ Laser Melting,” JOM, January 2021.
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Joel Bernier -
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- Title: Staff Scientist
- Affiliation: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, CA
- Other: “Microscale Observation via High-Speed X-ray Diffraction of Alloy 718 During In Situ Laser Melting,” JOM, January 2021.
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Andrew Chuang -
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- Affiliation: Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL
- Other: “Microscale Observation via High-Speed X-ray Diffraction of Alloy 718 During In Situ Laser Melting,” JOM, January 2021.
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Benjamin Gould -
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- Title: Material Scientist
- Affiliation: Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL
- Other: “Microscale Observation via High-Speed X-ray Diffraction of Alloy 718 During In Situ Laser Melting,” JOM, January 2021.
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Rachel Lim -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Other: “Microscale Observation via High-Speed X-ray Diffraction of Alloy 718 During In Situ Laser Melting,” JOM, January 2021.
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Seunghee Oh -
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- Title: Ph.D. Candidate
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Quote: It is an immense honor to have been selected to receive this JOM Best Paper Award. During my Ph.D. program, TMS has presented important opportunities for me to expand my knowledge and to reach TMS memberships by publishing the paper in JOM. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the TMS Foundation for all these. This award will be an excellent motivation-booster that will encourage me to continue doing my best work.
- Other: “Microscale Observation via High-Speed X-ray Diffraction of Alloy 718 During In Situ Laser Melting,” JOM, January 2021.
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Niranjan Parab -
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- Title: Assembly Engineer
- Affiliation: Intel Corp.,
- Other: “Microscale Observation via High-Speed X-ray Diffraction of Alloy 718 During In Situ Laser Melting,” JOM, January 2021.
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Anthony Rollett -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Other: “Microscale Observation via High-Speed X-ray Diffraction of Alloy 718 During In Situ Laser Melting,” JOM, January 2021.
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Tao Sun -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
- Other: “Microscale Observation via High-Speed X-ray Diffraction of Alloy 718 During In Situ Laser Melting,” JOM, January 2021.
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Robert Suter -
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- Title: Professor of Physics
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Other: “Microscale Observation via High-Speed X-ray Diffraction of Alloy 718 During In Situ Laser Melting,” JOM, January 2021.
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SMD Scholarship
Sheron Tavares -
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- Affiliation: University of California, San Diego ,
- Quote: "The TMS Foundation is a component of one of the most important societies in the world—TMS. I feel honored to be part of this institution. I am completely happy to have been awarded this scholarship. This award represents my passion and dedication to the field of materials science. hope
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Assel Aitkaliyeva -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
- Quote: TMS has played a big role in my scientific career. Attending TMS meetings has always provided me with opportunities to network, learn more about progress made in the field, develop successful collaborations, and share my research, while serving on various committees helped me find my voice and identify topics I am most passionate about. I look forward to contributing to the TMS mission in the future and sharing my experience with my students.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Clinique Brundidge -
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- Title: Lead Materials Scientist
- Quote: The TMS Foundation has been an important resource for my educational and career advancement since 2007. I’m honored to have opportunities to participate and contribute to such a long-standing, prominent international organization. I’m esteemed to receive the highly competitive SMD Young Leaders Professional Development Award and look forward to pursuing more TMS leadership roles.
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Di Xie -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knoxville,
- Quote: "It is a great honor for me to receive this award. I would like to express sincere gratitude to the TMS Foundation and Material Advantage, which offer me a great opportunity to communicate with many excellent researchers about the state-the-art investigations and progress in my field. This award will boost my confidence in my current academic study and surely inspire me to further progress in my academic and research endeavors.
- Other: “Plastic anisotropy and twin distributions near the fatigue crack tip of textured Mg alloys from in situ synchrotron x-ray diffraction measurements and multiscale mechanics modeling”
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Rakesh Kamath -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knoxville,
- Quote: It is a huge honor to be recognized by one of the most renowned international professional organizations in the materials science community. I am very much thankful to the TMS Foundation for selecting me as the recipient amongst many of my highly qualified peers. I wish to express my sincere gratitude to my advisor, Hahn Choo, and mentor, Suresh Babu, for their constant guidance and encouragement throughout my dissertation research. I strongly believe this recognition will serve me well, both as a springboard for my future career and a source of inspiration that will enable me to give my best to materials research.
- Other: “In-situ, dynamic synchrotron x-ray radiography studies on melt pool evolution and solidification kinetics during laser fusion processing of Ti-6Al-4V”
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Iver Anderson -
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- Title: Senior Metallurgist, Adjunct Professor
- Affiliation: Ames Laboratory, Iowa State University, Ames, IA
- Citation: For providing a broad range of leadership in mentoring and outreach spanning academia, transferring fundamental knowledge to applications, and encouraging engagement in public policy.
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2022
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TMS/SME/AIME JAMES DOUGLAS GOLD MEDAL
Deepak Malhotra -
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- Title: Director
- Affiliation: Magellan Gold Corporation,
- Citation: For a lifetime of dedication to the industry.
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2022
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William D. Nix Award
Huajian Gao -
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- Title: Distinguished University Professor
- Affiliation: Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
- Quote: William Nix was my mentor and role model throughout my career. It is with enormous gratitude that I accept this award in his honor.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to the mechanics of engineering and biological materials at multiple length scales, and for mentoring exceptional members of the next generation of scientists.
- Other: “Mechano-materials: Engineering Mechanical Properties of Materials with Internal Interfaces and Lightweight Structures”
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2022
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Anton Van der Ven -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, Berkeley, CA
- Citation: For distinguished contributions to computational materials science and application of first-principles statistical mechanics methods to predict properties of alloys, oxides, and battery materials.
- Other: "Study of Ferroelectricity and Phase Transitions in Hafnia”
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2022
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Young Innovator in the Materials Science of Additive Manufacturing Award
Tao Sun -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
- Quote: I am truly honored to receive this award from TMS! As an X-ray scientist, I had very limited knowledge on additive manufacturing back in 2015, when I initiated this research program at the Advanced Photon Source. My whole team then started to attend TMS sponsored meetings and learn from experienced researchers in this field. The TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition offers the best venue for researchers in academia, government labs, and industry to communicate recent advancements in metal additive manufacturing. Now I consider TMS my home professional society and highly value my interactions with colleagues and friends at the annual meeting and via other TMS activities. I appreciate the community's recognition of our work which was accomplished by the collective efforts of my talented, dedicated, and determined team members and collaborators.
- Other: “The Critical Roles of Keyhole in Laser Powder Bed Fusion”
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2022
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Young Leaders International Scholar - FEMS
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2022
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
Victoria Miller -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Florida, Gainsville, FL
- Quote: Being a part of TMS has shaped and helped to facilitate every stage of my career. As a student, I ran around watching talks and networking, which set me up for my post-doc and faculty position. Now that I am on the tenure-track, TMS Young Leader activities and the International Scholar Award are helping me to broaden my horizons even further--taking me to Japan for the first time!
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2021
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Acta Materialia, Inc. Undergraduate Scholarship
Nicholas D'Attilio -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, Rapid City SD United States
- Quote: I joined Material Advantage during my first semester of college. Through my membership I gained access to a myriad of journals and other professional resources that have proved useful throughout my undergraduate career. Additionally, my membership in Material Advantage provided me the opportunity to attend the 2020 TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition in San Diego. Attending the TMS conference was an excellent experience to learn about current research in the materials field and to grow my professional circle. I look forward to graduating in May and am currently searching for jobs. I intend to work in industry for a few years and then return to graduate school.
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2021
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Acta Materialia, Inc. Undergraduate Scholarship
Baily Syring -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin Madison, Neenah WI United States
- Quote: It is truly an honor to have received the Acta Materialia Scholarship. Involvement in TMS and Material Advantage have been critical in helping me to explore my academic and career interests within materials science. Through the University of Wisconsin–Madison chapter of Material Advantage, I have been able to connect with other materials science and engineering students as well as professors and other professionals within the materials discipline. I am incredibly grateful to the TMS Scholarship Committee and Acta Materialia, Inc. as this scholarship substantially helps the accessibility of my education. After graduation, I plan to begin my professional career in materials science, where I will continue to expand my knowledge of materials.
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2021
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Daniel Field -
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- Affiliation: U.S Army Combat Capabilities Command Army Research Laboratory, Bel Air, MD
- Quote: TMS has been instrumental in providing the platform for publishing my work. I am thankful for all of the journals and conferences that TMS supports to provide healthy scientific discourse to promote the art and science that is metallurgy. I am thankful for the recognition of this award and all that it signifies about my work and its impact to steel metallurgy.
- Other: "Dynamic Strain Aging Phenomena and Tensile Response of Medium-Mn TRIP Steel," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, April 2018 (Topic area: Mechanical Behavior)
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2021
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Adam Pilchak -
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- Title: Senior Materials Research Engineer
- Affiliation: US Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright Patterson AFB OH United States
- Quote: I am very grateful to TMS and the awards selection committee for recognizing our paper with this prestigious award. Though my research directions have evolved over the years and my work has shifted from very basic toward very applied science, TMS has consistently remained a place to interact with world-class researchers in every and all aspects of materials science. This work was actually performed much earlier and written off as a “failed experiment” because we were attempting to obtain a fully recrystallized microstructure at the time. Only later did we realize what a gold mine these samples were when we began trying to understand the formation of extremely coarse grains in structural titanium forgings!
- Other: "Early Stages of Microstructure and Texture Evolution during Beta Annealing of Ti-6Al-4V," Metallurgicals and Materials Transsactions A, March 2018 (Topic area: Materials Processing)
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2021
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Gordon Sargent -
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- Title: Dean Emeritus
- Affiliation: University of Dayton/ Gordon A. Sargent Consulting, Dayton OH United States
- Quote: Sharing this award with my co-authors is one of the pinnacles of my career. I first joined AIME-TMS as an undergraduate student. These outstanding organizations have been vitally important in the subsequent development of my professional career as an educator and researcher in the complex disciplines of materials science and engineering. I have always been grateful for the opportunity to present papers and meet other people interested in the same or similar research topics at meetings organized by TMS.
- Other: "Early Stages of Microstructure and Texture Evolution during Beta Annealing of Ti-6Al-4V," Metallurgicals and Materials Transsactions A, March 2018 (Topic area: Materials Processing)
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2021
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
S. Semiatin -
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- Title: Senior Scientist, Emeritus
- Affiliation: US Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright Patterson AFB OH United States
- Quote: I am deeply honored to have our paper on beta annealing of Ti64 selected for the TMS-AIME Champion Mathewson Award and to join the company of prior recipients whom I so admire. I view Metallurgical and Materials Transactions as my “home” journal and TMS as my “home” technical society. Having published papers in MMT in each of the five decades of its existence, the Mathewson recognition holds a very special meaning to me. I also wish extend a sincere thanks to the editors and production staff at MMT. They have a very challenging job, which they have always accomplished in an outstanding manner from both professional and personal perspectives. Last, I thank our entire metals processing team, including colleagues and friends in our lab, in industry, and at various universities. Many of the papers which we have published in MMT have benefitted from interactions with them at TMS meetings and via other TMS-related activities.
- Other: "Early Stages of Microstructure and Texture Evolution during Beta Annealing of Ti-6Al-4V," Metallurgicals and Materials Transsactions A, March 2018 (Topic area: Materials Processing)
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2021
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
David Van Aken -
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- Title: Curators' Teaching Professor
- Affiliation: Missouri University of Science and Technology, Rolla, MO, United States
- Quote: It is a great honor to be selected for the TMS-AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award and very humbling to accompany all of the truly remarkable past recipients of this award. I owe a great debt of gratitude to TMS for their publication and continued recognition of our manganese alloyed steel research. I would also like to acknowledge Missouri University of Science and Technology for giving me an opportunity to have a balanced career in both teaching and research. Excellence in teaching garnered some truly talented students to my research group and their work has been recognized by these awards.
- Other: "Dynamic Strain Aging Phenomena and Tensile Response of Medium-Mn TRIP Steel," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, April 2018 (Topic area: Mechanical Behavior)
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2021
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Faith Gantz -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of North Texas, Denton, TX United States
- Quote: Being a member of TMS and Material Advantage offers valuable opportunities by providing students with resources like travel grants, scholarships, and conference experiences. I have been an active member since the start of my graduate career, where I learned of opportunities such as the Henry DeWitt Smith Scholarship. It is a great privilege to win this prestigious award. The benefits will go towards continuing my education in graduate school for a Ph.D. in materials science. My research consists of the characterization, development, and processing of shape memory alloys for aerospace applications. After completing my degree, I plan to continue with R&D of shape memory alloys or focus on quality control/failure analysis in industry or at a national laboratory.
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2021
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Yang Shen -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang China
- Quote: It’s my great honor to receive the TMS/AIME Henry DeWitt Smith Scholarship. I have been a Material Advantage member since Spring 2017 and received a TMS travel grant to attend the TMS 2018 Annual Meeting & Exhibition which gave me a valuable opportunity to enhance my presentation and communication skills in such a wonderful Society. Currently, I am the chair of the Material Advantage chapter of Northeastern University-China, which has enriched my leadership experiences and strengthened academic communications in different fields. After graduation, I would prefer to join a research team working on physical metallurgy and welding metallurgy. This scholarship is an affirmation of my hard work and will encourage me to keep going in my academic career.
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2021
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
David McDowell -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta GA United States
- Citation: For contributions to multiscale modeling and design of structural materials, microstructure- sensitive simulation of fatigue property variability, and leadership in materials innovation.
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2021
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Dan Thoma -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison WI United States
- Citation: For sustained technical contributions, distinguished service, and continued leadership for the engineering profession, in multiple efforts affiliated and associated with AIME.
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2021
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Bryce Meredig -
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- Affiliation: Citrine Informatics, Redwood City CA United States
- Quote: I am honored to receive this award, which is a good opportunity to reflect on how much our success depends on investments by others in our growth and goals. I am grateful to have worked with outstanding mentors, colleagues, and collaborators, without whose support my career path would not have been possible. I look forward to continued engagement at the TMS Annual Meetings, which have featured excellent programming on data-driven materials science for many years now, and with TMS more broadly.
- Citation: For pioneering work in the use of artificial intelligence to accelerate materials design and discovery.
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2021
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Stanley Howard -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, Rapid City SD United States
- Quote: As a youth, I dreamed of visiting with a metallurgist to learn more of the subject I loved. So, later being able to be a part of and serving a Society of metallurgists and materials and mineral engineers has been a joy. My friends are here at TMS: dear friends who have enriched my journey of exploration and learning. Having never sought positions or honors, I am surprised by the unlikely circumstance that they have somehow found me, but I attribute it entirely to either the kind encouragement, opportunities, or errors of my dear TMS friends. I am honored to be the 2021 face of service to TMS knowing well there are many who serve or have served devotedly and astutely including my friend and the award’s namesake Alex Scott. Lastly and most importantly, were it not for a previous recipient of this award, my former graduate advisor, colleague, and dear friend, I would never have embarked on my TMS odyssey: thank you, John Hager.
- Citation: For passionate, dedicated, exemplary uninterrupted and loyal service to The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society since 1966.
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2021
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Brimacombe Medalist
Jamie Kruzic -
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- Title: Professor/Deputy Head of School, Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering
- Affiliation: University of New South Wales, Sydney NSW Australia
- Quote: I’m very excited and honored to be a TMS Brimacombe Medalist. TMS has supported every step of my career, including a student travel award and a young leaders award, and has provided me with a professional community to build lifelong collaborations and friendships. It has been a pleasure to volunteer my time to TMS committees, conferences, and journals and it is humbling to receive this recognition for my research achievements. I look forward to getting involved with TMS in new ways and having a dynamic future together.
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to understanding the mechanics and damage tolerance of materials, commitment to professional service and academic leadership, and continued service to TMS.
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2021
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Brimacombe Medalist
Lei Lu -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shenyang China
- Quote: I feel privileged and very much honored to receive this prestigious TMS award. This will stimulate me further in my research and also in my activities in the scientific community.
- Citation: For her significant contribution in metallic materials science, from discovery of high-strength, high-conductivity nanotwinned metals to breakthrough in understanding history-independent cyclic response.
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2021
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Brimacombe Medalist
Michele Manuel -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Florida, Gainesville FL United States
- Quote: It is truly an honor to be selected for the Brimacombe Medalist Award. Working alongside with distinguished and esteemed TMS colleagues to impact technology, science, engineering, and society at all levels has been a truly enriching and impactful experience, one which has helped me to grow and learn in tremendous and beautifully unpredictable ways. I am thankful for my mentors, colleagues, friends, and especially my family who have continuously supported my career endeavors. I greatly look forward to continuing my professional growth and excellence in the field while maintaining distinguished service to TMS and the profession
- Citation: For significant contributions in the integration of systems-based materials design approaches to light metals and her meaningful service to the profession.
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2021
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Brimacombe Medalist
Suveen Mathaudhu -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Riverside, Riverside CA United States
- Quote: I can simplify my feelings on being recognized as a Brimacombe Medalist with one word: gratitude. I’m grateful to the many mentors, colleagues, students, and friends who have motivated me and who have and will continue to be part my journey. And while mere thankfulness can be expressed in words, gratitude is manifested in actions. The energy and significance of this award will fuel me to continue to show my gratitude to our community and its diverse membership for the remainder of my career.
- Citation: For exemplary contributions to the science of nanocrystalline materials, education of the public on the impact of materials, and service to the profession.
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2021
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Brimacombe Medalist
Federico Rosei -
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- Title: Professor & Director
- Affiliation: INRS Centre for Energy, Materials and Telecommunications, Varennes QC Canada
- Quote: I am honored to receive the 2021 TMS Brimacombe Medal, a prestigious mid-career award which recognizes sustained excellence in materials science and engineering and a record of continuing service to the profession. I am very lucky to be recognized for what I consider sheer pleasure, namely playing with atomic and molecular building blocks and linking their structure with their properties. I owe this success to many people who worked with me or supported me and wish to share it with them, at least in spirit.
- Citation: For outstanding research in structure/property relationships of multifunctional materials and for uncommon dedication to service.
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2021
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Brimacombe Medalist
Mitra Taheri -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore MD United States
- Quote: TMS was the first society I joined as a student. Since the first TMS meeting that I attended (nearly 18 years ago!), I have had the opportunity to attend many stimulating and enriching meetings through various societies and groups; it is TMS, however, that has always felt like “home” to me. Because of this I’m especially grateful to receive this honor and it’s a testament to a society that not only welcomes members at all levels, but also maintains those relationships over time. I thank my colleagues and friends, and look forward to continued engagement within our community.
- Citation: For pioneering contributions to in-situ microscopic and spectroscopic characterization, and her commitment to diversity in mentorship of the next generation.
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2021
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Brimacombe Medalist
Guihua Yu -
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- Title: Mike Walker Associate Professor
- Affiliation: University of Texas at Austin, Austin TX United States
- Quote: I am very honored to receive the prestigious Brimacombe Medal this year from the TMS Foundation. The TMS community is truly special to me as TMS meetings and activities provide many unique opportunities for researchers working in materials science and engineering, to get connected with fellow scientists and engineers in both industry and academia and work together across disciplines to make significant advancement in the materials world to benefit the Society. I look forward to continuing active engagement and contributions to TMS and the broader materials community.
- Citation: For innovations in developing new multifunctional nanostructured materials for significant applications in advanced energy, sustainability, and environmental technologies, and dedicated services to materials community.
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2021
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Alan Luo -
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- Title: Professor & Director
- Affiliation: Ohio State University, Westerfield OH United States
- Quote: I am greatly honored to receive the prestigious TMS Bruce Chalmers Award and deeply humbled to be associated with its namesake, a pioneer in solidification science, and to join my esteemed colleagues of past awardees. This award recognizes my research in light metals casting and forming, alloy development and automotive applications. I am grateful for the tremendous support and contributions from my industrial collaborators, university colleagues and many students and post-docs. I also thank TMS for providing excellent technical meetings and networking opportunities for my research and career development.
- Citation: For his outstanding contributions to light metal processing, alloy development and automotive applications.
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2021
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Cyril Stanley Smith Award
Amit Misra -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor MI Unitd States
- Quote: I feel privileged to have been a TMS member throughout my career in the United States spanning three decades. The opportunities provided by TMS have been significant in my professional development, particularly in fundamental research in structural materials. I feel honored to be recognized with the Cyril Stanley Smith Award and am grateful to the support from my colleagues, friends and family.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to the fundamental understanding of defects, interfaces and nanomechanical behavior in nanolayered and multiphase metallic materials
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2021
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
James Pikul -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia PA United States
- Quote: I am honored to be part of TMS and to further its important mission. I am also very grateful to the TMS Foundation for their support of young professionals. Their efforts enrich the TMS community by fostering a strong and supportive community for young members and early career scientists. Through their events, the TMS Foundation catalyzes relationships among professionals from industry, academia, and national laboratories. These diverse interactions create wonderful new ideas that advance engineering, science, and society. I look forward to participating and presenting in the Young Leaders Professional Luncheon and to continued engagement with the TMS community.
- Other: "Electrochemical Healing of Metals: A New Way to Repair Additive and Cellular Metals at Room Temperature"
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2021
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Wei Xiong -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh PA
- Quote: TMS provides a phenomenal platform for junior metallurgists to collaborate with and learn from other researchers and engineers in our community. It also creates unique opportunities for me to extend my network by connecting with peers in the industry, national laboratories, and academia. Since my first TMS Annual Meeting in 2013, I have learned a lot by giving presentations, organizing symposia, initiating professional development courses, and serving in professional committees. I am immensely honored to receive this prestigious award and will continue to support various activities organized by TMS. Due to the pandemic, we need to absorb many impacts with high uncertainties this year. I will keep onward with all TMS members, and, together, we expect victory.
- Other: "Integrated Computational Materials Design for Alloy Additive Manufacturing"
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2021
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Ellen Swallow Richards Diversity Award
Mary Juhas -
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- Title: Associate Vice President
- Affiliation: The Ohio State University, Hilliard, OH
- Quote: I am incredibly honored to be named a recipient of the Ellen Swallow Richards Diversity Award. We all stand upon the shoulders of Ellen Swallow Richards, a pathfinder, trailblazer, and influencer whose contributions remain relevant and never more important to our global village. It is with great humility that I express my gratitude to Megan Cordill and the awards committee, and especially to Jeffery and Geraldine McCulley Wadsworth for endowing the award. My TMS membership has afforded me the fantastic opportunity to learn, share and engage with members of the materials science community from academia, government and industry over many years. While I have been quite pleased to see the face of materials science become increasingly diverse during my career, there is always more work to be done.
- Citation: For her untiring efforts at recruitment, retention, and advancement of women in the Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and Medicine (STEMM) disciplines.
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2021
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Rodney Jones -
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- Title: Consultant
- Affiliation: Mintek, Randburg, South Africa
- Quote: I feel privileged to have had a career in pyrometallurgy that exposed me to many commodities, technologies, and countries, and I am grateful to have worked with many wonderful and inspiring people. Participation in international technical conferences has enriched my life greatly and has enabled the two-way sharing of information that allows the industry and the people within it to grow and develop. Numerous valuable friendships have grown from this too. In becoming a recipient of this award, I am humbled to be in the company of so many truly great metallurgists that have gone before me.
- Citation: A researcher in the field of pyrometallurgy for nearly four decades, and regarded as one of the foremost speakers.
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EPD Distinguished Service Award
Andreas Siegmund -
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- Title: Dr; Principle
- Affiliation: LanMetCon LLC, Lantana TX United States
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive this distinguished award from the Extraction and Processing Division of TMS. I would like to thank my nominator, Joe Grogan, and the entire EPD for selecting me as this year’s recipient. It has been a pleasure to participate in multiple committee functions within EPD and to be part of co-organizing several conferences on behalf of TMS over the last 25 years. This award will always remind me of my long professional association with TMS, EPD and the gained friendships with many of its members.
- Citation: In recognition of selfless service to the Extraction and Processing Division, the global non-ferrous industry, and his 20 years’ leadership of the international Lead-Zinc symposium.
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2021
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
Virginia Bertolo -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Delft University of Technology, Delft Netherlands
- Quote: It is a great honor to accept the TMS-EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award. Certainly, being awarded by this prestigious society of minerals, metals, and materials scientists and engineers is a great recognition of the relevance and quality of our team's work. As a direct effect, this award gives us even more motivation to continue to work hard and provide significant contributions to the material science and engineering field.
- Other: "Effect of Microstructure on Cleavage Fracture of Thick Section Quenched and Tempered S690 High Strength Steel," Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2020
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2021
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
Quanxin Jiang -
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- Affiliation: Delft University of Technology, Delft Netherlands
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive this award and to be recognized by this professional society. TMS has created a broad network of minerals, metals, and materials scientists and engineers around the world. It provides us with great opportunities to exchange knowledge and to initiate collaborations. We are looking forward to further participations in TMS.
- Other: "Effect of Microstructure on Cleavage Fracture of Thick Section Quenched and Tempered S690 High Strength Steel," Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2020
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2021
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
Vera Popovich -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Delft University Of Technology, Delft Netherlands
- Quote: My team is delighted to accepted this prestigious TMS award, which clearly shows the significance and acceptance of our work. TMS membership allowed us in the past 10 years to communicate our work with brightest peers in our research community. It also gave us an opportunity to look beyond our filed and explore a broad range of TMS symposiums.
- Other: "Effect of Microstructure on Cleavage Fracture of Thick Section Quenched and Tempered S690 High Strength Steel," Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2020
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2021
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
Carey Walters -
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- Title: Dr.
- Affiliation: Structural Dynamics, TNO, Delft Netherlands
- Quote: My co-authors and I are grateful and humbled to be selected for the Best Paper Award at TMS. We are honored that our work has been recognized by one of the most notable professional societies for materials scientists and engineers. We understand this to reflect on both the quality and relevance of our work on modelling the effect of microstructure on cleavage. We hope to live up to the expectations of TMS as we continue our work toward a comprehensive statistical model that will be built upon the results presented here.
- Other: "Effect of Microstructure on Cleavage Fracture of Thick Section Quenched and Tempered S690 High Strength Steel," Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2020
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2021
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
Ramasis Goswami -
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- Title: Scientist
- Affiliation: Naval Research Laboratory, Washington DC United States
- Other: "Influence on the Structural and Magnetic Properties of the Pre-alloyed Gas-atomized Maraging Steel Powder During Mechanical Milling," Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2021
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2021
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
Tanjore Jayaraman -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Michigan-Dearborn, Dearborn MI United States
- Quote: At the outset, I would like to thank TMS, and the committee, for identifying our research work worthy of an award. An award from one of the top, well recognized, and respected scientific societies, like TMS, is a vindication of our research work; it is an honor, which means a lot! I want to sincerely thank my mentors, students, and collaborators over the years---without the combined efforts, this achievement would not have been possible. This award will inspire us in our research endeavors. I have been a member of TMS since 2004. Over the years, it provided opportunities to engage in multifarious activities, including co-organizing symposiums, chairing sessions, involvement with a few committees, and so on.
- Other: "Influence on the Structural and Magnetic Properties of the Pre-alloyed Gas-atomized Maraging Steel Powder During Mechanical Milling," Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2022
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2021
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
Ganesh Thotakura -
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- Title: Research /Manufacturing Engineer
- Affiliation: University of Michigan Dearborn, Kalamazoo MI United States
- Quote: It is my honor and privilege to accept the second place EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award. I sincerely thank TMS for accepting our work, and members of the selection committee for considering us in their precious time and selecting our work. This award is certainly a very proud experience for me and our team at University of Michigan Dearborn and Naval Research Laboratory. I especially want to thank my mentor T. V. Jayaraman, who always helped and guided me with his knowledge, experience, expertise, and kept me motivated to achieve my goals. This award would always have a place of honor in my career and inspire me to continue my best work.
- Other: "Influence on the Structural and Magnetic Properties of the Pre-alloyed Gas-atomized Maraging Steel Powder During Mechanical Milling," Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2020
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2021
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Third Place
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2021
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Marc de Graef -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh PA United States
- Other: Observation of Topological Defects in Synthetic Antiferromagnets with Inverted Dzyaloshinskii-moriya Interaction
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2021
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Maxwell Li -
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- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh PA United States
- Other: Observation of Topological Defects in Synthetic Antiferromagnets with Inverted Dzyaloshinskii-moriya Interaction
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2021
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Nisrit Pandey -
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- Title: PhD Candidate
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh PA United States
- Quote: I would like to thank TMS for the honor as well as, for continuously promoting networking and professional development opportunities for materials scientists and engineers.
- Other: Observation of Topological Defects in Synthetic Antiferromagnets with Inverted Dzyaloshinskii-moriya Interaction
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2021
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Vincent Sokalski -
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- Title: Assistant Research Professor
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh PA United States
- Other: Observation of Topological Defects in Synthetic Antiferromagnets with Inverted Dzyaloshinskii-moriya Interaction
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2021
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Wesley Higgins -
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- Title: Graduate Researcher
- Affiliation: Texas A&M University, College Station TX United States
- Quote: I appreciate and happily accept this honorable award from TMS. Awards, acknowledgements, and recognitions such as this encourage me to be a better researcher and continue to drive the scientific field of materials characterization forward, in this case nanoindentation. TMS, and its corresponding conferences, allow me the opportunity to reconnect with colleagues and presents the opportunity to establish impactful collaborations for future scientific discoveries. TMS also offers its members the platform in which to present their research and further development professionally.
- Other: High Strain Rate Nanoindentation of Single Crystalline Metals
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2021
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
George Pharr -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Texas A&M University, College Station TX United States
- Quote: We were thrilled to learn of the award for our poster on new methods for measuring mechanical properties at small scales by nanoindentation at high strain rates. This is a new area of research for us, and hopefully the work that Wesley Higgins is doing on it for his Ph.D. dissertation will help to blaze the trail in this important new area. We are delighted that TMS has recognized the work in this important way.
- Other: High Strain Rate Nanoindentation of Single Crystalline Metals
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2021
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Hiroto Ishii -
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- Title: General Staff
- Affiliation: Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc., Osaka, Japan
- Quote: I am working at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant for the decommissioning.
- Other: Wettability of Liquid Phase Caesium Compounds Against Metal Oxides Including UO2 and ThO
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2021
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Ken Kurosaki -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Kyoto University, Osaka, Japan
- Other: Wettability of Liquid Phase Caesium Compounds Against Metal Oxides Including UO2 and ThO
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2021
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Hiroaki Muta -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Osaka University, Osaka Japan
- Other: Wettability of Liquid Phase Caesium Compounds Against Metal Oxides Including UO2 and ThO
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2021
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Yuji Ohishi -
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- Title: General Staff
- Affiliation: Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc., Osaka, Japan
- Quote: This award is a pleasant recognition of our work studying the equipment wear in biomass pre-processing, which is supported by Feedstock Conversion Interface Consortium (FCIC) of the Bioenergy Technologies Office, U.S. Department of Energy. This award definitely encourages us to continue to present our research at future TMS events.
- Other: Wettability of Liquid Phase Caesium Compounds Against Metal Oxides Including UO2 and ThO
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2021
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Masayoshi Uno -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Fukui,
- Other: Wettability of Liquid Phase Caesium Compounds Against Metal Oxides Including UO2 and ThO
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2021
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Jiang Chen -
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- Title: Dr.
- Affiliation: Australian National University , Canberra Australia
- Quote: I'm very honored to receive this award for our recent publication. I'd like to thank everyone who has supported this research work, Akbar Rhamdhani as the paper recommender, and the EPD Pyrometallurgy Committee for choosing our paper for this award. This award is an enormous encouragement for me to continue to contribute to the metallurgy research community.
- Other: "Mechanisms and Kinetics of Reduction of Solid NiO in CO/CO2 and CO/Ar Gas Mixtures," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, December 2019
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2021
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Peter Hayes -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University Of Queensland, Bribane Qld Australia
- Quote: Thanks to the TMS EPD awards committee for this honor. I think it is important that we continue to provide new fundamental scientific information to enhance our knowledge and research capability. For me breaking new ground is exciting and it is rewarding to know that others working in this field value this research.
- Other: "Mechanisms and Kinetics of Reduction of Solid NiO in CO/CO2 and CO/Ar Gas Mixtures," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, December 2019
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2021
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EPD Scholarship
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2021
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EPD Science Award
Peter Hayes -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Bribane Qld Australia
- Quote: I am honored to receive this award from TMS. We live in a period of dramatic changes in technologies, and the expanding use and application of metals in these advanced technologies, We need to continue our research efforts in this field to support the supply of critical raw materials as we seek ways to develop a sustainable society. I commend TMS as it continues to play an important role in professional development and ensuring that there are opportunities to publish and disseminate fundamental research in the field of extractive metallurgy.
- Other: "Microstructure Evolution During Controlled Solidification of ‘Fe2O3’-CaO-SiO2 Liquids in Air," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, December 2019
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2021
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EPD Science Award
Evgueni Jak -
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- Title: Director
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, St. Lucia, Australia
- Quote: Recognition of the importance of the fundamental research on thermodynamics and phase equilibria by colleagues – professionals in the field - is very valuable to me personally and to the whole team. We believe the metallurgy and recycling industry is undergoing a significant transformation towards quantitative scientifically – based description of complex processes and, therefore, opening further opportunities for improvements and optimization of industrial operations. This award is valuable to encourage further progress.
- Other: "Microstructure Evolution During Controlled Solidification of ‘Fe2O3’-CaO-SiO2 Liquids in Air," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, December 2019
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2021
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EPD Science Award
Suart Nicol -
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- Title: R&D Engineer
- Affiliation: Gopher Resource/University of Queensland, Eagan, MN
- Quote: I am honored to have been recognized by the EPD for my work. It is rewarding to see my work being viewed by others as having advanced the science of extractive metallurgy and benefiting industrial operations.
- Other: "Microstructure Evolution During Controlled Solidification of ‘Fe2O3’-CaO-SiO2 Liquids in Air," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, December 2019
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2021
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EPD Technology Award
Mansoor Barati -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Toronto, Toronto Ontario
- Quote: It is an honor to have been selected as the TMS EPD Technology Award. Our research that led to this publication started with a fundamental study and is shaping into several technologies around the extraction of nickel with a significantly reduced footprint than the current methods. It is rewarding to see the recognition of this work and the students working on the project. I am grateful to TMS for its multi-faceted contributions to elevating our discipline, running high-quality conferences, publishing top metallurgical journals, and forming a vibrant technical community.
- Other: "Thermal Upgrading of Nickeliferous Pyrrhotite Tailings for the Recovery of Nickel in the Form of Ferronickel Alloy," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, October 2019
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2021
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EPD Technology Award
Feng Liu -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Toronto, Toronto Ontario
- Quote: TMS provides a great platform for us to communicate and network. Through this platform, great ideas are exchanged, which further advances the field.
- Other: "Thermal Upgrading of Nickeliferous Pyrrhotite Tailings for the Recovery of Nickel in the Form of Ferronickel Alloy," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, October 2019
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2021
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EPD Technology Award
Dawei Yu -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Central South University, Changsha, Hunan, China
- Quote: It is a great honor to be the recipient of the TMS Extraction & Processing Division Technology Award, which is a high recognition of our previous work on the pyrometallurgical extraction of nickel. This adds strong momentum to continuing and expanding the R&D on nickel extraction from other secondary resources, such as nickel-based superalloys and spent lithium ion batteries. I really appreciate it, and look forward to the 150th TMS Annual Meeting.
- Other: "Thermal Upgrading of Nickeliferous Pyrrhotite Tailings for the Recovery of Nickel in the Form of Ferronickel Alloy," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, October 2019
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2021
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EPD Technology Award
Jiajing Zhang -
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- Title: Associate Director
- Affiliation: Capitech Venture Capital Co, LTD, Xi'An China
- Quote: It is a great honor to be the recipient of the TMS Extraction & Processing Division Technology Award, which is a high recognition of our previous work on the pyrometallurgical extraction of nickel. I really appreciate it, and look forward to the 150th TMS Annual Meeting.
- Other: "Thermal Upgrading of Nickeliferous Pyrrhotite Tailings for the Recovery of Nickel in the Form of Ferronickel Alloy," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, October 2019
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2021
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Alexandra Anderson -
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- Title: R&D Engineer
- Affiliation: Gopher Resource, Tampa Florida United States
- Quote: TMS has played an integral role in my professional development, from my experiences in Materials Advantage as an undergraduate to my current roles on EPD technical committees. Membership in the society has helped me grow my network, learn from world-class researchers and communicate with leaders in my profession. TMS and its journals are the venues through which I share my work and they have been irreplaceable in that regard. I am honored to be chosen as a recipient of the 2021 TMS EPD Young Leaders Professional Development Award, and I look forward to giving back to the society that continues to re-energize my passion for the field.
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2021
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Joseph Hamuyuni -
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- Title: Metallurgist
- Affiliation: Outotec, Brisbane, Australia
- Quote: I am thrilled and honored to receive the TMS 2021 Young Leaders Professional Development Award. TMS Foundation through the Extraction & Processing Division, has afforded me many opportunities including a platform to network, learn, and exchange ideas with other researchers, for this I am profoundly grateful. Especially the annual meetings and participation in committees have had a big impact on how I do my own research today. The award provides me an opportunity for further development of leadership skills both inside and outside TMS community.
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2021
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Janice Bolen -
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- Affiliation: Hatch Ltd,
- Other: "Stabilization of Stainless Steel Slag via Air Granulation," Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, February 2019
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2021
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Mikael Lindvall -
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- Title: Senior Project Manager
- Affiliation: SSAB AB, Stockholm Switzerland
- Quote: I am very pleased and grateful to accept the Best Paper Award, which is an excellent morale booster that will encourage me to continue doing my best work. l am also very appreciative of those who recommended this paper and to everyone involved in this award process.
- Other: "Stabilization of Stainless Steel Slag via Air Granulation," Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, February 2019
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2021
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Mahdi Mahdi -
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- Title: Commercialization Portfolio Manager
- Affiliation: Hatch Ltd,
- Quote: I am honored to receive this award and I thank TMS for their consideration. This paper demonstrates years of hard work, creativity, and perseverance from all team members.
- Other: "Stabilization of Stainless Steel Slag via Air Granulation," Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, February 2019
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2021
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Darryl Metcalfe -
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- Affiliation: Hatch Ltd,
- Other: "Stabilization of Stainless Steel Slag via Air Granulation," Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, February 2022
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2021
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Sina Mostaghel -
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- Title: Principal Metallurgist
- Affiliation: SNC-Lavalin, Mississauga Ont Canada
- Quote: It is an honor and privilege to accept this award. I would like to thank TMS, the nominators, journal editors, members of the selection committee, and my former colleagues, with whom we carried out the research work behind this publication.
- Other: "Stabilization of Stainless Steel Slag via Air Granulation," Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, February 2023
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Johannes Nell -
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- Affiliation: Tronox,
- Other: "Stabilization of Stainless Steel Slag via Air Granulation," Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, February 2020
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2021
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Isabelle Nolet -
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- Affiliation: Hatch Ltd,
- Other: "Stabilization of Stainless Steel Slag via Air Granulation," Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, February 2021
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2021
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Lily So -
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- Title: Engineering Education Specialist
- Affiliation: Hatch Ltd, Mississauga Ont Canada
- Quote: Lily is a process engineer at Hatch Ltd. with 8 years of experience in developing innovative technology from ideation to commercialization in the metallurgical and specialty chemical industries. She is experienced in new process development, process scale-up, materials design and synthesis, reactor design, process modelling, and multivariate statistical data analysis. Lily has led the development of dry slag granulation technology with experience throughout the lifecycle of technology development including equipment prototyping, lab-scale testing, on-site pilot-scale testing, scoping studies, basic engineering studies, and detailing engineering studies. Her lab-scale testing experience ranges from proof-of-concept testing at in-house facilities to management of testing at third party facilities. Her pilot-scale testing experience include extensive site experience at metallurgical facilities across several industries. Lily is also experienced in new process development and bench-scale testing in the specialty chemical industries, including food additives and polymeric materials.
- Other: "Stabilization of Stainless Steel Slag via Air Granulation," Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, February 2019
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Olle Sundqvist -
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- Title: R&D Expert Metallurgy
- Affiliation: AB Sandvik Materials Technology, Sandviken Sweden
- Quote: I am extremely grateful for receiving the Best Paper Award. It is the utter recognition that what we have performed is of high technical standard and has made a substantial impression on experienced readers. It inspires me to continue my R&D work both in technical solutions to create prerequisites for sustainable economy, and in the field of process development in general.
- Other: "Stabilization of Stainless Steel Slag via Air Granulation," Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, February 2019
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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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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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2021
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FMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Michael Manley -
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- Title: Senior Researcher
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: I am thrilled and honored to receive this award. I was first introduced to TMS as a graduate student in 1997 and have remained involved ever since. The connections and friendships forged through TMS have played a vital role in my career. I am enthusiastic about engaging in TMS activities for many years to come.
- Citation: For experimental research on thermophysical properties of materials at high temperatures, and the discovery of intrinsic localized modes in anharmonic materials
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2021
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FMD Distinguished Service Award
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- Other: N/A
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2021
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Lily Turaski -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta GA United States
- Quote: TMS and Materials Advantage have made an immense impact on my education and career path. I attended my first TMS Annual Meeting as a freshman. I loved learning about innovations and discoveries at the forefront of materials research and meeting fellow MSE students, professors, and industry professionals. That first experience cemented my love of materials science and ensured I would be a regular conference-goer. Since then, I have had the opportunity to present research posters, participate in the Undergraduate Speaking Contest, and enter the Material Bowl Competition. I have also been involved in the Materials Advantage chapter at Georgia Tech, where I am currently serving as Vice President. I enjoy getting other students involved in Materials Advantage and showing them the benefits of a professional society. I plan to attend graduate school and obtain a Ph.D. in materials science with a focus in electronic materials. I am so thankful that TMS, Battelle, and the Functional Materials Division are investing in students like me
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2021
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
M. Chandrashekhar -
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- Affiliation: University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC
- Other: Characterization of Epitaxial b-(Al,Ga,In)2O3-Based Films and Applications as UV Photodetectors, November 2027
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2021
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Venkata Chava -
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- Affiliation: University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC
- Other: Characterization of Epitaxial b-(Al,Ga,In)2O3-Based Films and Applications as UV Photodetectors, November 2023
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2021
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Robert Davis -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Other: Characterization of Epitaxial b-(Al,Ga,In)2O3-Based Films and Applications as UV Photodetectors, November 2025
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Andrew Greytak -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC
- Other: Characterization of Epitaxial b-(Al,Ga,In)2O3-Based Films and Applications as UV Photodetectors, November 2028
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Matthew Kelley -
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- Affiliation: University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC
- Other: Characterization of Epitaxial b-(Al,Ga,In)2O3-Based Films and Applications as UV Photodetectors, November 2024
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Luke Lyle -
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- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Other: Characterization of Epitaxial b-(Al,Ga,In)2O3-Based Films and Applications as UV Photodetectors, November 2021
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2021
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Serdal Okur -
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- Affiliation: Structured Materials Industries, Inc, Piscataway, NJ
- Other: Characterization of Epitaxial b-(Al,Ga,In)2O3-Based Films and Applications as UV Photodetectors, November 2022
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2021
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Lisa Porter -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Other: Characterization of Epitaxial b-(Al,Ga,In)2O3-Based Films and Applications as UV Photodetectors, November 2020
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2021
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Gary Tompa -
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- Affiliation: Structured Materials Industries, Inc, Piscataway, NJ
- Other: Characterization of Epitaxial b-(Al,Ga,In)2O3-Based Films and Applications as UV Photodetectors, November 2026
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2021
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FMD John Bardeen Award
James Chelikowsky -
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- Title: W. A. "Tex" Moncrief Jr. Chair of Computational Materials
- Affiliation: University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX
- Quote: I am deeply honored to receive this award, especially one named for John Bardeen, a true icon of condensed matter physics. His fundamental work on surfaces and interfaces continues to be an ongoing inspiration in my career. I am truly humbled to be included within the group of previous winners whose body of work encompasses some of the best science in electronic materials. TMS deserves credit for its tireless work in promoting the science and technology of materials.
- Citation: For his leadership and pioneering contributions within the science of electronic materials
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2021
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Michael Cai Wang -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida United States
- Quote: Although I was a late comer to TMS, my first meeting experience (San Antonio 2018) felt like a homecoming. The Functional Materials Division, and especially the Functional Nanomaterials Committee, are an exceptionally inclusive and friendly bunch, which is exemplified by their trust in my co-organization of the 2021 session as a junior faculty. With this award, I look forward to the broader opportunities and platform it affords and hope to better contribute to the TMS community by assisting with more symposium activities and further engaging in technical committees.
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2021
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Yong Lin Kong -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT United States
- Quote: Thank you so much for the 2021 TMS FMD Young Leaders Professional Development Award. I am very grateful for the opportunity and support from the TMS society. It has been an exciting and fruitful experience working together! I am very much looking forward to the opportunity to contribute back to the wonderful TMS community.
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2021
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Frank Crossley Diversity Award
T. Britton -
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- Title: Reader in Metallurgy and Microscopy/Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Imperial College London/University of British Columbia, London United Kingdom
- Quote: TMS creates and sustains an international community of scientists and engineers, drawing together academics and industrialists via its annual meeting, and paper and digital media. This makes the world smaller and more accessible, enabling us to share ideas and know-how and build friendships across the world. I am especially impressed at the contributions of the TMS Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee and its work to understand and address current and historic imbalances in our community, as well as drawing in more members and enabling us to create a more robust and sustainable community for all. As we all work together, I hope that more people will continue to reflect on their own journey, and look around the room more often to see, and address, instances where conscious, unconscious and systematic bias create and sustain barriers which limit equal participation for all, especially the most marginalized and those at the start of their careers.
- Citation: As LGBTQ+ individual, Britton has overcome barriers to become a world-leading materials scientist and engineer and he fights for increasing equality for all.
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2021
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Frontiers of Materials Award
Huanyu (Larry) Cheng -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA United States
- Quote: I greatly benefit from interaction with peer researchers in multiple fields across the globe. This award provides a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for me to meet and interact with the greatest minds in the interdisciplinary research that brings the materials with devices and biomedical applications. It would be an invaluable experience for me to access guidance and advice from the leading experts in person. It is also helpful to showcase some of the great research we have been doing at Penn State and establish new contacts and collaborations in the field, which will help take our research beyond the existing scope and open up new opportunities for my career.
- Other: 2021 Functional Nanomaterials: Translating Innovation into Pioneering Technologies
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2021
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Frontiers of Materials Award
Deep Jariwala -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA United State
- Quote: TMS is one of the oldest professional societies in the world in the broad domain of materials research. It is the first international society that I was aware of even as a sophomore in college without much know-how or understanding of the scientific or academic research world. This honor and recognition from TMS at this stage of my career is therefore, truly special. I am further thrilled and excited to contribute my expertise, knowledge, and experience to TMS and to organize a forward-looking symposium in my area of research. I hope this award related symposium will expand the disciplinary horizons of materials and research areas for TMS leading to new collaborations and cross-fertilization of research ideas across the broad spectrum of materials researchers who are TMS members and attendees of the Annual Meeting.
- Other: Low-Dimensional Materials and Interfaces for Next Generation Computing
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2021
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Frontiers of Materials Award
Jessika Rojas-Marin -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA United States
- Quote: Being a member of TMS has always brought significant advantages to my professional development. The annual meetings I have attended were a tremendous educational and professional experience; I have learned from other researchers and have received updates on advances in diverse fields and those of particular interest to me. They have also been a great platform to reconnect with colleagues and meet professionals from different backgrounds. With the highly interdisciplinary scope of TMS in materials science, I have always found a program to share my research through oral and poster presentations with a very positive reception. Not to mention I have enjoyed the excellent student competitions! This award is a great honor and I am highly motivated to bring the topic of radiation processing to TMS. Nuclear science and technology has been a key in the great advances in energy and medicine but it has been accompanied with common misconceptions. TMS has been exceptional at strengthening the nuclear materials symposium that emphasizes materials for nuclear applications, primarily for nuclear reactors. With this award, I aim to highlight the beneficial uses of ionizing radiation for materials manufacturing and processing, and motivate a discussion on the potential advances in the field.
- Other: Radiation Processing of Materials
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Tresa Pollock -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara CA USA
- Quote: I am deeply honored to be selected to receive this award. It is a heartfelt recognition of my collaborators and my students who aspired to invent new methods to accelerate data gathering for numerous important alloy systems and to perform more systematic study of the science of alloys. It is incredibly heartening for me to have my name associated with previous winners. This award inspires me to continue inventing new methodologies and collecting more critical data to help design new alloys to address the societal needs for better environment and joyful living.
- Citation: For extraordinary contributions to the improved understanding of high-temperature alloys and coatings. For being an inspirational role model for young engineers of both genders.
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2021
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
T.M. Green -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor MI Unitd States
- Quote: I am greatly honored to be a recipient of the International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship. Receiving this scholarship underscores the importance and quality of my research on alloys for advanced nuclear applications and motivates me to continue my devotion to advancing the field. I am excited for the opportunity this scholarship provides, including the ability to continue my professional development via attendance and presentations at TMS conferences. After completion of my Ph.D., I wish to continue developing my technical skills as a materials scientist at a national laboratory. Throughout my career, I also aim to influence and develop energy policy.
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2021
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Justine Schulte -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Virginia, Charlottesville VA United States
- Quote: I am incredibly honored to be one of the recipients of the TMS International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship and I would like to express my thanks to the selection committee for their recognition. After graduating from the University of Virginia, I plan to pursue a higher degree in a materials science related-field. My Material Advantage membership has proved to be an invaluable tool during the process of applying to graduate programs, as it provides access to numerous material science societies and opportunities to network with professionals in the field. This exposure to the different facets of the field has assisted me in exploring my interests and determining an area that truly speaks to me as a researcher. The resources generously provided by this scholarship will help to support my undergraduate education, while yielding additional funds to pay for graduate school applications.
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2021
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
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2021
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Julia and Johannes Weertman Educator Award
Katsuyo Thornton -
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- Title: L.H. and F.E. Van Vlack Professor of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor MI United States
- Quote: It is an incredible honor to receive the TMS Julia and Johannes Weertman Educator Award, named after two wonderful, pioneering materials scientists whose legacy continues to live in the materials science community. TMS has been my professional home since I began materials research. It is where I have found a welcoming community that inspires and fosters new, exciting ideas. I am grateful to be part of TMS, where I have benefitted from its culture of inclusion.
- Citation: For her dedication to incorporating computational materials science into undergraduate curriculums by leading the development and implementation of the Integrated Computational Materials Education Workshop.
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2021
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Kaufman CALPHAD Scholarship
Hrushikesh Sahasrabuddhe -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Mumbai Maharashtra Bombay India
- Quote: I am deeply honored to receive the Kaufman CALPHAD Scholarship for 2021. TMS and Material Advantage has enabled me to attend conferences focusing on cutting-edge technology and some high-impact research. After interacting with the students, industry persons, and all other professionals during TMS’s webinars and conferences, I am highly motivated and enthusiastic about contributing towards the advancement of materials research. After graduation, I plan to enroll in doctoral studies in the field of mechanical behavior of materials and wish to start an enterprise alongside it. I am sure that this scholarship amount will help me in realizing my future goals and ambitions!
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2021
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Leadership Award
Marc Meyers -
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- Title: Distinguished Professor of Materials Science
- Affiliation: University of California San Diego, Lajoffa CA United States
- Citation: For outstanding leadership in mechanical behavior of materials, extraordinary creativity, and teaching and mentoring of a large group of students from around the world.
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2021
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Light Metals Award
Caio César Amorim de Melo -
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- Title: R&D Specialist
- Affiliation: Norsk Hydro Brasil , Bélem Brazil
- Quote: It is a great honor for me to receive this award. It represents the recognition of the important work that has been done by Hydro and ISI-TM. Personally, as a young researcher, this award represents a very great achievement in my professional career.
- Other: "Bayer Process Towards the Circular Economy – Soil Conditioners from Bauxite Residue," Light Metals 2021
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2021
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Light Metals Award
Roseanne Barata Holanda -
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- Title: Research Assistant
- Affiliation: SENAI Innovation Institute for Mineral Technology, Bélem Brazil
- Quote: Receiving such a prestigious award in my first year participating in TMS light metals programming is an immense honor and recognition. TMS is the global leading institution in the knowledge and technical advancements of the light metals industry, therefore the award greatly validates the excellence in research that our team at SENA/ Innovation Institute of Mineral Technologies has been developing in the bauxite residue applications field.
- Other: "Bayer Process Towards the Circular Economy – Soil Conditioners from Bauxite Residue," Light Metals 2021
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2021
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Light Metals Award
Alice Ferreira Cardoso -
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- Title: Undergraduate Intern
- Affiliation: SENAI Innovation Institute for Mineral Technology, Bélem Brazil
- Quote: As a forest engineer undergraduate student it is a great honor and amazing achievement to receive this eminent award from TMS. Moreover, this award is a huge source of motivation to pursue my professional goals and it will definitely have a great impact on my career.
- Other: "Bayer Process Towards the Circular Economy – Soil Conditioners from Bauxite Residue," Light Metals 2021
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2021
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Light Metals Award
Adriano Lucheta -
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- Title: Director
- Affiliation: SENAI Innovation Institute for Mineral Technology, Bélem Brazil
- Quote: We are very proud to receive the TMS Light Metals Award and Light Metals Subject Award for Alumina/Bauxite. The SENAI Innovation Institute for Mineral Technologies (ISi-TM) is in its fifth year of existence and being recognized by TMS associates and peers is a great honor. The ISi-TM and Norsk Hydro Brazil R&D teams are working hard on the development of sustainable solutions to promote bauxite residue use, and to receive these awards indicates we are on the right path.
- Other: "Bayer Process Towards the Circular Economy – Soil Conditioners from Bauxite Residue," Light Metals 2020
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2021
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Light Metals Award
Marcelo Montini -
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- Affiliation: Norsk Hydro Brasil, Bélem Brazil
- Quote: I am honored to accept this award from such a renowned, respectful, and notable institution as TMS. For me, it represents a recognition that my colleagues and I are on the right path of integrating high-level science with the development of valuable and sustainable technology. This award brings a great sense of pride not only for me, but also for our affiliations (Hydro and ISI-TM), our local community, and our country of Brazil.
- Other: "Bayer Process Towards the Circular Economy – Soil Conditioners from Bauxite Residue," Light Metals 2021
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2021
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Light Metals Award
Patricia Pereira Silva -
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- Title: Research Assistant
- Affiliation: SENAI Innovation Institute for Mineral Technology, Bélem Brazil
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive this award. Receiving a TMS award is a recognition to validate the relevance of the research and the effort of SENAI Innovation Institute for Mineral Technology team in the promotion of innovation research on the reuse of bauxite residue and to establish a strong partnership with Norsk Hydro.
- Other: "Bayer Process Towards the Circular Economy – Soil Conditioners from Bauxite Residue," Light Metals 2021
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2021
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Light Metals Award
Raphael Vieira da Costa -
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- Affiliation: Norsk Hydro Brasil, BélemBrazil
- Other: "Bayer Process Towards the Circular Economy – Soil Conditioners from Bauxite Residue," Light Metals 2021
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2021
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Light Metals Award
Andre Luiz Vilaça do Carmo -
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- Title: Research Assistant
- Affiliation: SENAI Innovation Institute for Mineral Technology, Bélem Brazil
- Quote: I am honored to receive this award. As a respected and international institution, TMS, through this award, recognizes the dedication of the researchers involved in the project. The Light Metals Award is also a great recognition to the successful collaboration between SENA/ Innovation Institute for Mineral Technologies and Norsk Hydro, which have been working together to achieve important goals in the large-scale utilization of bauxite residue. It is an indication that we are on the right path and a great incentive to continue working and seeking excellence in global science.
- Other: "Bayer Process Towards the Circular Economy – Soil Conditioners from Bauxite Residue," Light Metals 2021
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2021
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
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2021
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Anthony De Luca -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: Empa - Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology_, Dubendorf Switzerland
- Quote: I am excited that this research work, born from the collaboration between Ford Motor Company and Northwestern University, was selected for this TMS award and highlight the interest in the development of new generations of aluminum alloys. Building on multiple decades of research on precipitation-strengthened aluminum alloys tailored for high temperature applications, these novel alloys with a dual population of strengthening precipitates allows to push further the maximum operating limits due to their incredible creep and coarsening resistance. The deployment of these aluminum superalloys in aerospace and automative application could allow to improve energy efficiency and reduce CO2 emissions.
- Other: "Effects of Mn and Mo Micro-additions on Al-Zr-Sc-Er-Si Mechanical Properties," Light Metals 2021
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2021
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
David Dunand -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston IL
- Quote: After many years of research on these advanced precipitation-strengthened aluminum alloys with sponsorship from the Ford Motor Company, I am excited that this fundamental research paper was selected for this TMS award, especially given the undisputed leadership of TMS in the area of light-alloy metallurgy. These novel alloys, with a dual population of strengthening precipitates with extreme coarsening and creep resistance, bring us a step closer to the goal of aluminum superalloys, with performances similar to those of nickel-based superalloys when comparing at the same homologous temperatures. Deploying these alloys in automotive and aerospace applications will lead to gains in energy efficiency, providing a contribution to the urgent need to reduce CO2 emissions globally.
- Other: "Effects of Mn and Mo Micro-additions on Al-Zr-Sc-Er-Si Mechanical Properties," Light Metals 2021
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2021
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
David Seidman -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston IL
- Quote: As a life member of TMS, I am very grateful for this award as TMS has been my intellectual home for many years and is where I met many fine people. This particular award is extremely meaningful to me as I nucleated studies on Al-Sc, Al-Sc-Mg and Al-Sc-Zr alloys in 1998, which was curiosity driven research that became ultimately both scientifically and technologically significant and led to the founding of NanoAl LLC (now part of Unity Aluminum) which is building the world’s most technologically advanced aluminum rolling mill in Ashland, Kentucky. The research on aluminum alloys was generously sponsored by the Department of Energy and Ford Research Laboratories for which I am also extremely grateful. I am a Fellow of the TMS, ASM International, the Materials Research Society, Microscopy Society of America, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation, and a member of the National Academy of Engineering.
- Other: "Effects of Mn and Mo Micro-additions on Al-Zr-Sc-Er-Si Mechanical Properties," Light Metals 2021
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2021
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Shipeng Shu -
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- Title: Research Associate
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston IL
- Quote: It is my great honor to receive this award. From years of being a student member of TMS, I have enjoyed attending the TMS conferences, which provided valuable opportunities to learn the latest development in the field, and to interact with many outstanding peer researchers.
- Other: "Effects of Mn and Mo Micro-additions on Al-Zr-Sc-Er-Si Mechanical Properties," Light Metals 2020
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2021
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Carl Duchesne -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Laval University, Quebec City QC Canada
- Quote: Being a TMS member is important for connecting with academic and industrial leaders in the aluminum industry. It allows me to witness, but also contribute to, the latest developments in the field. Together with my co-authors, I am pleased to accept the Light Metals Subject Award. This honor recognizes our research efforts in advancing data analytics to increase energy efficiency and reduce the environmental footprint of the Hall-Héroult process. The Award is a strong encouragement to continue in that direction.
- Other: "Anodic Incident Detection Through Multivariate Monitoring of Individual Anode Current Signals," Light Metals 2020
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2021
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
David LaJambe -
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- Title: Process Engineer
- Affiliation: Alcoa, Quebec City QC Canada
- Quote: I feel incredibly honored to receive this award and to have had the opportunity to present at TMS 2020 on behalf of our project team. This award represents a recognition of the successful collaboration between Université Laval and Alcoa Corporation that made this project possible. I would like to extend my thanks to the multitude of TMS personnel whose exemplary work and dedication continue to foster a thriving research community in our domain. TMS papers were an invaluable asset during the execution of this project and were also critical to my success during my academic career. It means a great deal to me to have my work recognized by such a world-class organization.
- Other: "Anodic Incident Detection Through Multivariate Monitoring of Individual Anode Current Signals," Light Metals 2020
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2021
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Eric Poulin -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Laval University, Quebec City QC Canada
- Quote: I am strongly motivated to collaborate with industrial partners to address practical research problems that are relevant for both the industry and researchers involved in the field of aluminum production. The detection of anodic incidents through the analysis of anode current signals is a challenge but we believe that it is a promising avenue that could lead to significant benefits. Receiving this award is a great honor and it confirms that we are on the right way.
- Other: "Anodic Incident Detection Through Multivariate Monitoring of Individual Anode Current Signals," Light Metals 2020
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2021
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Jayson Tessier -
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- Title: Manager, Pilot Operations
- Affiliation: Alcoa, Deschambault-Grondines QC Canada
- Quote: Being a TMS member is important for connecting with other researchers from around the globe involved in aluminum smelting. Through my career, I learned a lot from articles published at the TMS conference and within TMS journals. I feel it’s important to contribute to our scientific community and publish our work. This prize is a significant achievement for us and we are honored to receive this recognition.
- Other: "Anodic Incident Detection Through Multivariate Monitoring of Individual Anode Current Signals," Light Metals 2020
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2021
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Les Edwards -
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- Title: Vice President, Production Control
- Affiliation: Rain Carbon Inc., Covington LA United States
- Quote: It is an honor to win this award given the number of very good papers presented and published in the Electrode Technology sessions at the TMS Annual Meeting. Papers like this always require a significant effort in experimental work, data analysis, and writing and receiving an award like this goes some way to acknowledging that effort. I am very appreciative of the great work TMS does to organize industry conferences like this and to make awards like this possible.
- Other: "Anhydrous Carbon Pellets – An Engineered CPC Raw Material," Light Metals 2020
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2021
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Maia Hunt -
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- Title: Director of Tech Services
- Affiliation: Rain Carbon Inc., Covington LA United States
- Other: "Anhydrous Carbon Pellets – An Engineered CPC Raw Material," Light Metals 2020
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2021
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Christopher Kuhnt -
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- Affiliation: Rain Carbon Germany GmbH, Castrop-Rauxel Germany
- Quote: It is an honor to be selected for this TMS award and I would like to thank TMS for providing a great opportunity to share and discuss industrially relevant topics with the community during the annual meeting.
- Other: "Anhydrous Carbon Pellets – An Engineered CPC Raw Material," Light Metals 2020
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2021
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Ragnhild Aune -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim Norway
- Other: "Evaluation of the Effect of CO2 Cover Gas on the Rate of Oxidation of an AlMgSi Alloy," Light Metals 2023
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2021
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Kai Ekstroem -
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- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim Norway
- Other: "Evaluation of the Effect of CO2 Cover Gas on the Rate of Oxidation of an AlMgSi Alloy," Light Metals 2021
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2021
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Cathrine Kyung Won Solem -
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- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim Norway
- Quote: I am humbled and honored to receive this award together with my colleagues. Thanks to the committee, and I am looking forward to the continuation as an early career researcher.
- Other: "Evaluation of the Effect of CO2 Cover Gas on the Rate of Oxidation of an AlMgSi Alloy," Light Metals 2020
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2021
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Gabriella Tranell -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim Norway
- Other: "Evaluation of the Effect of CO2 Cover Gas on the Rate of Oxidation of an AlMgSi Alloy," Light Metals 2022
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2021
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Alan Luo -
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- Title: Professor & Director
- Affiliation: Ohio State University, Columbus OH United States
- Quote: I am honored to receive the Distinguished Service Award from the Light Metals Division which has been my home division since joining TMS as a graduate student about 30 years ago. I really appreciate my colleagues and friends at TMS and in the LMD for their support and recognition of my work with LMD. I will continue to advance light metals technology and educate the next generation of engineers and researchers for the light metals community.
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to the light metals industry and sustained services to LMD and TMS.
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2021
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
James Mathew -
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- Title: Project Engineer
- Affiliation: Warwick Manufacturing Group, University of Warwick, Coventry, United Kingdom
- Quote: As an early career researcher, it’s a distinct honour to be recognised for the JOM best paper award by the TMS committee. It was a privilege to present and share my PhD research work at TMS-Light metals annual meeting with eminent researchers. The research work showcases the effect of iron intermetallic particles in recycled aluminium and I believe it greatly inspires me to continue to do excellent research work on aluminium recycling. I am extremely grateful to the JOM awards committee for selection and the nominee of this award.
- Other: Effect of Fe Intermetallics on Microstructure and Properties of Al-7Si Alloys, JOM, December 2019
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2021
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Guillaume Remy -
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- Title: Project Engineer
- Affiliation: Warwick Manufacturing Group, University of Warwick, Coventry, United Kingdom
- Other: Effect of Fe Intermetallics on Microstructure and Properties of Al-7Si Alloys, JOM, December 2019
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2021
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Prakash Srirangam -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Warwick Manufacturing Group, University of Warwick, Coventry, United Kingdom
- Quote: I take this opportunity to thank nominees and TMS-JOM committee members for selecting our published paper on “Effect of Fe intermetallics on microstructure and mechanical properties of Al-7Si alloys” for Light Metals JOM Best Paper Award. I am really pleased and honoured to receive this prestigious award which inspires me and my research team to continue to pursue challenging research questions in the field of recycling of aluminium alloys and aluminium alloy development.
- Other: Effect of Fe Intermetallics on Microstructure and Properties of Al-7Si Alloys, JOM, December 2019
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2021
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Fengzai Tang -
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- Title: Test Facility Engineer
- Affiliation: Warwick Manufacturing Group, University of Warwick, Coventry, United Kingdom
- Other: Effect of Fe Intermetallics on Microstructure and Properties of Al-7Si Alloys, JOM, December 2019
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2021
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Mark Williams -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Warwick Manufacturing Group, University of Warwick, Coventry, United Kingdom
- Other: Effect of Fe Intermetallics on Microstructure and Properties of Al-7Si Alloys, JOM, December 2019
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2021
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Irene Beyerlein -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara CA United States
- Other: Quantifying Dislocation Behaviour in Mg Using a Phase Field Dislocation Dynamics Model Multiple Active Slip Planes
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2021
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Abigail Hunter -
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- Title: Scientist
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos NM United States
- Other: Quantifying Dislocation Behaviour in Mg Using a Phase Field Dislocation Dynamics Model Multiple Active Slip Planes
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2021
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Anil Kumar -
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- Title: Data Scientist
- Affiliation: airisData, Los Alamos NM United States
- Other: Quantifying Dislocation Behaviour in Mg Using a Phase Field Dislocation Dynamics Model Multiple Active Slip Planes
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2021
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Claire Weaver -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of California Santa Barbara, Goleta CA United States
- Quote: I am honored to be chosen as the recipient of this award. As a graduate student, I am grateful to TMS for providing opportunities to share our research with the materials community as well as opportunities to learn from other members of the TMS community.
- Other: Quantifying Dislocation Behaviour in Mg Using a Phase Field Dislocation Dynamics Model Multiple Active Slip Planes
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2021
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Shuozhi Xu -
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- Title: Post Doc
- Affiliation: University of California Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara CA United States
- Other: Quantifying Dislocation Behaviour in Mg Using a Phase Field Dislocation Dynamics Model Multiple Active Slip Planes
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2021
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Trevor Abbott -
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- Title: Adjunct Professor
- Affiliation: RMIT University, Melbourne VIC Australia
- Other: "The Independent Effects of Cooling Rate and Na Addition on Hydrogen Storage Properties in Hypo-Eutectic Mg Alloys," Magnesium Technology 2020
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2021
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Yahia Ali -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Research Fellow
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, St. Lucia Qld Australia
- Other: "The Independent Effects of Cooling Rate and Na Addition on Hydrogen Storage Properties in Hypo-Eutectic Mg Alloys," Magnesium Technology 2020
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2021
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Manijn Kim -
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- Title: PhD Candidate
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, St. Lucia Qld Australia
- Quote: I am overwhelmed with gratitude to have been selected to receive the LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Student Award. TMS membership gave me an opportunity to present my work at the TMS 2020 Annual Meeting & Exhibition and publish a paper in Magnesium Technology 2020. I am so honored to have my work recognized by TMS and professional peers. Many efforts went into this paper, and this accomplishment is not something that I did alone, and there are many others who deserve to share this award. I would like to thank the co-authors of this paper: Yahia Ali, Stuart D. McDonald, Trevor B. Abbott, and K Kazuhiro Nogita for their significant contributions to this paper.
- Other: "The Independent Effects of Cooling Rate and Na Addition on Hydrogen Storage Properties in Hypo-Eutectic Mg Alloys," Magnesium Technology 2020
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2021
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Stuard McDonald -
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- Title: Senior Research Fellow
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, St. Lucia Qld Australia
- Other: "The Independent Effects of Cooling Rate and Na Addition on Hydrogen Storage Properties in Hypo-Eutectic Mg Alloys," Magnesium Technology 2020
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2021
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Kazuhiro Nogita -
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- Title: Assc Director
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Brisbane Qld Australia
- Other: "The Independent Effects of Cooling Rate and Na Addition on Hydrogen Storage Properties in Hypo-Eutectic Mg Alloys," Magnesium Technology 2020
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2021
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Jan Bohlen -
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- Title: Senior Researcher
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht, Geesthacht Germany
- Other: "Variation of extrusion process parameter for the Magnesium Alloy ME21," Magnesium Technology 2020
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2021
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Karl-Ulrich Kainer -
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- Title: Retired Director Institute of Matls Science
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht, Geesthacht Germany
- Other: "Variation of extrusion process parameter for the Magnesium Alloy ME21," Magnesium Technology 2020
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2021
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Gerrit Kurz -
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- Title: Scientist
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht, Geesthacht Germany
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive the LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award. The award shows me that the MaqlC is addressing the topics relevant to magnesium. ln the future, this prize will motivate me to continue working on bringing magnesium into industrial applications. The increased use of magnesium as a lightweight construction component is one approach to reduce 002 emissions from vehicles and aircrafts or to increase the range of electric vehicles. This could help to stop climate change.
- Other: "Variation of extrusion process parameter for the Magnesium Alloy ME21," Magnesium Technology 2020
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2021
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Dietmar Letzig -
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- Title: Head of Dept
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht, Geesthacht Germany
- Other: "Variation of extrusion process parameter for the Magnesium Alloy ME21," Magnesium Technology 2020
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2021
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Maria Nienaber -
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- Title: PhD Student
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht, Geesthacht Germany
- Other: "Variation of extrusion process parameter for the Magnesium Alloy ME21," Magnesium Technology 2020
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2021
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Taylor Cain -
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- Title: Materials Engineer
- Affiliation: US Army Research Lab, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD United States
- Quote: It is a tremendous honor and privilege to contribute to the TMS community and receive the LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award for Fundamental Research. I would like to thank all those who contributed their time, effort, and guidance to make this work possible. I look forward to continuing contributions and discussions in this exciting field of research.
- Other: "Development of Ultra Lightweight, Corrosion Resistant Mg Alloys," Magnesium Technology 2020
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2021
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Jospeh Labukas -
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- Title: Materials Engineer
- Affiliation: US Army Research Lab, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD United States
- Quote: Amongst all of the other fantastic research presented in LMD Magnesium Technology, it is an honor for me to accept this Best Paper Award. The recognition of our work by the magnesium community encourages me to keep pressing forward in this area of ultra-light magnesium alloy development. I appreciate the consideration, time, and effort put forth by the many folks involved in the nomination and selection process. Back in the laboratory, we will continue to forge the future in developing new lightweight alloys for military and commercial use alongside our academic and industrial partners.
- Other: "Development of Ultra Lightweight, Corrosion Resistant Mg Alloys," Magnesium Technology 2020
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2021
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LMD Technology Award
Norbert Hort -
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- Title: Ph.D.
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht, Geesthacht Germany
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to research and development in the area of magnesium technology.
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2021
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Richard Otis -
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- Affiliation: Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena CA United States
- Quote: My membership in TMS has led to many gratifying professional service opportunities, and the feeling I am making a real impact, not only on the materials discipline but also on the national research enterprise. In my experience, TMS events and committee meetings are excellent for professional networking. I have been the beneficiary of excellent mentorship as a result of my Society involvement, and my priority moving forward is to use this recognition to continue paying it forward to the next generation of scientists and engineers through acts of service and volunteerism. Finding new opportunities can be as easy as applying on the TMS website; that’s how I started!
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2021
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Kelvin Xie -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Texas A&M, College Station TX United States
- Quote: TMS is my home society. The TMS Annual Meeting is my home conference. I am honored to receive the Young Leaders Professional Development Award from TMS. When I was a graduate student, I met other students who share the same passion for physical metallurgy in the TMS Annual Meetings. At TMS 2012, I met my postdoc advisor Professor Kevin Hemker, an outstanding researcher and a great mentor. My experience at TMS was inspiring and fun as a graduate student. Now, as a junior-level faculty, I encourage my students to attend the TMS Meetings every year, so they would meet other fellow students who share their passion. The TMS Annual Meeting and the membership offer an excellent platform for students to explore and to learn. For the next generation students, inspiration and fun continue!
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2021
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Zhihe Dou -
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- Title: Dr.
- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Citation: "Simulation of Process and Reactor Structure Optimization for CeO2 Preparation from Jet-Flow Pyrolysis," JOM, May 2019
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2021
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Xiaoxiao Geng -
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- Title: Mrs.
- Affiliation: University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing, China
- Quote: I am very pleased that our research has been recognized by the TMS Energy Committee. This award is very important to me. It gives me great confidence to do work related to computational materials science. It also encourages me to do more profound research in my future work.
- Citation: "Prediction of Continuous Cooling Transformation Diagrams for Ni-Cr-Mo Welding Steels via Machine Learning Approaches," JOM, February 2020
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2021
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Chao Lv -
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- Title: Dr. Assoicate Professor
- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Qinhuangdao, Heibei, China
- Quote: I was greatly encouraged by the recognition of our work provided by the Best Paper Award. Thank you to TMS for creating the opportunities to exchange ideas with global researchers. It helps me to expand and deepen my understanding of minerals, metals, and materials.
- Citation: "Simulation of Process and Reactor Structure Optimization for CeO2 Preparation from Jet-Flow Pyrolysis," JOM, May 2019
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2021
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Guang Ma -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Global Energy Interconnection Research Institute Co., Ltd, Beijing, China
- Quote: This award is very important to me. I am happy that our research has been recognized by TMS Energy Committee. It encourages me to carry out further research in the future.
- Citation: "Prediction of Continuous Cooling Transformation Diagrams for Ni-Cr-Mo Welding Steels via Machine Learning Approaches," JOM, February 2020
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2021
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Li Meng -
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- Title: Dr.
- Affiliation: Central Iron and Steel Research Institute, Beijing, China
- Quote: This award is very important to me. I am happy that our research has been recognized by TMS Energy Committee. It encourages me to carry out further research in the future.
- Citation: "Prediction of Continuous Cooling Transformation Diagrams for Ni-Cr-Mo Welding Steels via Machine Learning Approaches," JOM, February 2020
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2021
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Asad Ullah -
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- Title: Associate Professor and Chairman
- Affiliation: Karakoram International University Gilgit, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
- Quote: TMS is a leading international society which offers a great opportunity for sharing knowledge and developing professional networks. I feel deeply honored to receive this LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award. This award is a recognition of the quality and impact of the research we have been carrying out. I would like to sincerely thank my colleagues and mentors. Without their combined efforts, this achievement would not have been possible. This award is a great honor and motivates us to excel more in research.
- Citation: "Prediction of Continuous Cooling Transformation Diagrams for Ni-Cr-Mo Welding Steels via Machine Learning Approaches," JOM, February 2020
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2021
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Hao Wang -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing, China
- Quote: This award is very important to me. I am happy that our research work has been recognized by TMS Energy Committee. It encourages me to carry out more profound research in the future.
- Citation: "Prediction of Continuous Cooling Transformation Diagrams for Ni-Cr-Mo Welding Steels via Machine Learning Approaches," JOM, February 2020
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2021
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Song Xiang -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Guizhou University, Guiyang, China
- Quote: This award is very important to me. I am happy that our research has been recognized by TMS Energy Committee. It encourages me to carry out further research in the future.
- Citation: "Prediction of Continuous Cooling Transformation Diagrams for Ni-Cr-Mo Welding Steels via Machine Learning Approaches," JOM, February 2020
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2021
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Weihua Xue -
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- Title: Dr.
- Affiliation: Liaoning Technical University, Fuxin, China
- Quote: I am very happy that our work has been recognized by TMS Energy Committee. I think it is helpful to promote the application of machine learning and the study of transformation kinetics of steels. The award encourages me to carry out more research in the future. I hope that machine learning can provide more solutions to technical problems.
- Citation: "Prediction of Continuous Cooling Transformation Diagrams for Ni-Cr-Mo Welding Steels via Machine Learning Approaches," JOM, February 2020
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2021
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Ting-an Zhang -
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- Title: Institute of Metallurgy Director/Professor
- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Quote: 2020 TMS LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award marks the recognition of our research by the world's experts in this field. TMS provides me with opportunities to connect with peers in our realm. At the same time, it helps me stay active in the frontiers of research.
- Citation: "Simulation of Process and Reactor Structure Optimization for CeO2 Preparation from Jet-Flow Pyrolysis," JOM, May 2019
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2021
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Qiuyue Zhao -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Citation: "Simulation of Process and Reactor Structure Optimization for CeO2 Preparation from Jet-Flow Pyrolysis," JOM, May 2019
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2021
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Thomas Adams -
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- Title: Scientist
- Affiliation: Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane, IN United States
- Quote: Opportunities for awards like this are great encouragement for young scholars and provides recognition of hard work. It also provides feedback to faculty and collaborators that they are making an impact. This motivates not only the student, but peers, faculty, and collaborators to continue high-level disruptive research.
- Other: Integrated Sensor Network and Battery Management System for State of Health Estimation and Safety Control of Lithium- ion Batteries
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2021
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Bing Li -
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- Title: Dr.
- Quote: I have attended all TMS annual meetings since 2018. It has always been a good chance to learn about multidisciplinary work and research on new materials. It is my great honor to be given this award when my Ph.D. studies are just about to conclude. This award from TMS also encourages me to carry on with my work in the future.
- Other: Integrated Sensor Network and Battery Management System for State of Health Estimation and Safety Control of Lithium- ion Batteries
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2021
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Joseph Litrel -
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- Title: Nuclear Test Engineer
- Affiliation: Electric Boat, Groton, CT
- Quote: I am humbled by this award. It couldn't have been done without my mentors and to them, I am very grateful. When receiving an award such as this, words cannot properly convey my gratitude to all of those who have helped me along the way.
- Other: Investigation of Performance Enhancements for Air Brayton/ORC Combined Cycles for Small (~2 MWe) Power Systems and a Moderate Heat Source Temperature," JOM, May 2019
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2021
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Corey Love -
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- Title: Senior Materials Engineer
- Affiliation: U.S. Naval Research Lab, Washington DC United States
- Quote: TMS was the first professional society meeting I attended as an undergraduate student many years ago. It is a society that truly values student involvement and provides opportunities for diverse students to accelerate their careers. I have always been impressed by the technical breadth of the Society which represents all aspects of basic materials science to applied engineering. I find attending the TMS annual meetings is a great opportunity to learn from academic researchers and to find out how basic research principals are being implemented in applied areas of engineering, metallurgy and corrosion.
- Other: Integrated Sensor Network and Battery Management System for State of Health Estimation and Safety Control of Lithium- ion Batteries
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2021
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Michael McKellar -
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- Title: Assistant Research Professor
- Affiliation: University of Idaho, Idaho Falls, ID
- Other: Investigation of Performance Enhancements for Air Brayton/ORC Combined Cycles for Small (~2 MWe) Power Systems and a Moderate Heat Source Temperature," JOM, May 2021
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2021
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Vilas Pol -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette IN United States
- Quote: TMS has great impact on myself and my students' lives and we look forward to attending TMS meetings.
- Other: Integrated Sensor Network and Battery Management System for State of Health Estimation and Safety Control of Lithium- ion Batteries
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2021
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Donna Post Guillen -
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- Title: Distinguished Research Engineer
- Affiliation: Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls ID United States
- Other: Investigation of Performance Enhancements for Air Brayton/ORC Combined Cycles for Small (~2 MWe) Power Systems and a Moderate Heat Source Temperature," JOM, May 2020
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2021
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Vikas Tomar -
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- Title: Professor, School Aeronautics and Astronautics
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette IN United States
- Quote: TMS has tremendously contributed to my professional growth by providing an inclusive atmosphere for sharing of ideas with great colleagues in an interdisciplinary environment. The amazing organization by TMS staff of its annual meetings is a highlight. Students always look forward to attending TMS meetings as a priority.
- Other: Integrated Sensor Network and Battery Management System for State of Health Estimation and Safety Control of Lithium- ion Batteries
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2021
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
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2021
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Morris Cohen Award
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2021
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MPMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Eugene Olevsky -
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- Title: Dean & Distinguished Professor
- Affiliation: San Diego State University, San Diego, CA
- Quote: I am extremely proud and honored to receive this award. TMS is one of the oldest and broadly internationally-recognized professional societies in materials engineering. TMS activities are very important for me, my colleagues, and my students. I am very grateful to my nominator, referees and the members of the MPMD Nominations & Awards Committee for granting me this prestigious distinction!
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to materials engineering education and sintering research including development of the modern sintering theories and fundamental studies of field-assisted powder consolidation technologies.
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2021
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MPMD Distinguished Service Award
James Foley -
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- Title: Group Leader
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: It is a great pleasure to be recognized by my peers for the contributions I have made to the MPMD and TMS. I hope that my service to the MPMD inspires others to continue to advance the profession and TMS like the past recipients of this award have inspired me. I look forward to my continued interactions with the current leaders of the MPMD and witnessing the development of future leaders of the division. Thank you to all who have contributed to my success.
- Citation: For exemplary service to MPMD and TMS through leadership of the MPMD Council, the TMS Program Committee, and our society.
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2021
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MPMD ICME Industry Implementation Award
United States Automotive Materials Partnership LLC. c/o Louis Hector, Jr -
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- Title: Technical Fellow
- Affiliation: United States Automotive Materials Partnership LLC , Warren, MI
- Quote: In 2012 we started with a vision where new multiphase Gen 3 steels could be developed and then applied as replacement materials for existing materials with an Integrated Computational Materials Engineering approach. The ICME results were to provide a framework for new materials development and application through close integration of different methods spanning relevant length scales. This vision won a DOE grant in late 2012 which spanned 2013-2017. The MPMD award confirms this vision and the substantial advancements that we made both in computational sciences and the development of new experimental methods to provide data for the modeling components. Data also came from computations such as atomistic scale modeling for crystal plasticity (meso-scale) mechanics simulations. We believe that the Gen 3 steel ICME project was the first to incorporate a forming test to validate the performance of the predicted materials in a stamping process. The other aspect was the significant opportunities to teach and train graduate students and post docs. It is with great appreciation and humility that we accept the MPMD ICME award. TMS is presently the only professional society to which I belong. It has provided a wonderful home for someone like me from an industrial R&D environment where both fundamental and applied materials science and engineering are emphasized. I have been honored to have given numerous invited and keynote talks over the years and was honored with the 2014 Brimacombe medal. I have found no better a home for myself in any other professional society, and I owe TMS much. The other positive aspect to my membership has been the stellar support of the TMS staff…they are first among their peers.
- Other: “ICME for High Strength Metal Alloys: Current Status and Future Challenges”
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2021
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MPMD Scholarship
Alexander Goldman -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Nevada Reno, Reno NV United States
- Quote: It is the personal connections and friends that I make through Materials Advantage that I enjoy the most. Through having technical discussions with my peers and discussing career opportunities with my mentors, I have gained great confidence in beginning my research and choosing my path. Attending the TMS 2020 Conference in San Diego, CA was the most enjoyable experience I have had as an engineer. I was given countless opportunities to learn and engage with people from all backgrounds, which helped me find new interests and start relationships with incredibly bright and talented members of TMS. I will always be grateful for the help and guidance I have received from the kind community surrounding materials science and engineering. I plan to research renewable energy in a materials science master’s program after I graduate in the spring. After I complete my academic education, I hope to follow my dreams with a career in the Aerospace sector. I have always loved anything that flies and I cannot wait to contribute my exciting plans towards an even more exciting field!
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2021
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Liang Qi -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI United States
- Quote: It is a great honor for me to gratefully receive the 2021 TMS MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development Award. TMS membership always provides me tremendous opportunities to interact with top materials scientists and engineers with diverse backgrounds. During TMS annual meetings, many discussions granted me resources and catalysts for finding research ideas and building new collaborations. As a young faculty member, my professional career is also benefited from various TMS activities, such as serving technical committees, organizing TMS symposia, and being a JOM guest editor. This award inspires me to make more contributions to enhance the TMS engagement and professional development of young researchers and students in the broad materials community.
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2021
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Yu Zou -
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- Title: Assistant Proessor
- Affiliation: University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario Canada
- Quote: In 2011, as a master’s student, I attended my first TMS meeting in San Diego, California. Over the past decade, TMS has been my community, where I met international leaders in my research field, attended student mixers and career events, and discussed with peers in poster or oral sessions. I enjoyed and learned a lot from TMS. Last year, I brought two of my PhD students to the TMS annual meeting and introduced them to this dynamic atmosphere. I am truly grateful for this recognition, especially because it comes from my professional society home. I look forward to further engagement in TMS and MPMD activities that are enabled by this award.
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2021
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
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2021
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Oleg D. Sherby Award
Jeffery Gibeling -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Davis, Davis CA United States
- Quote: I am deeply honored to be named the recipient of the 2021 Oleg D. Sherby Award. This award is especially meaningful to me because I knew Oleg Sherby well and learned much from him about high temperature deformation. His ideas and teaching have had a significant impact on my work in this field, for which I am forever grateful. Oleg Sherby was a warm person with great enthusiasm for materials science and engineering. I especially appreciated his broad perspective on creep deformation as he strove to understand and integrate “all the data in the world” as he was fond of saying. One of my favorite presentations was the one I gave at the 2000 TMS Annual Meeting at a symposium honoring Sherby in which I incorporated many concepts I learned from him. Finally, I want to express my appreciation to my nominators and the selection committee for this honor.
- Citation: For creating innovative methods to acquire mechanical property data with significant impact on understanding mechanisms of high temperature creep deformation in metals and alloys.
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Kazuhiro Nogita -
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- Title: Associate Professor/ Director
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Bisbane, Qld, Australia
- Quote: I am humbled to be receiving this award. I must acknowledge all of those that have contributed to the work of our Centre over recent years for Pb-free solder and electronic packaging research. Having such great industry support as well as being part of the TMS community and benefiting from communication with other excellent researchers has made my research possible and enjoyable. Over the past 20 years I have learnt a lot from this community and the TMS Annual Meeting continues to be a highlight of my year
- Citation: For establishing the multiple effects of Ni in Pb-free solder alloys, opening the way for a new generation of high-reliability, thermodynamically stable interconnects.
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2021
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Sadoway Materials Innovation and Advocacy Award
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2021
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Kevin Hemker -
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- Title: Professor and Chair
- Affiliation: Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore MD United States
- Quote: I am delighted to receive this award from my colleagues at TMS. I have been a member of the Structural Materials Division (SMD) and working on structural materials since I was a graduate student. SMD and TMS have provided my students and I with wonderful opportunities to participate in state-of-the-art symposia, share our work, practice our presentations, see friends and hear about the latest advances in scientific topics that are near and dear to our hearts. It has also provided meaningful avenues for personal growth and allowed us to give back to the Society. Reviewing the list of past recipients makes it abundantly clear that I have joined a very distinguished group of friends and colleagues.
- Citation: For pioneering work in quantifying the underlying atomic, nano and microstructural details that govern the mechanical response, performance and reliability of materials.
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2021
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
Eric Huron -
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- Title: Consulting Engineer, Repair
- Affiliation: GE Aviation, West Chester OH United States
- Quote: I am so grateful for this award because it was made possible by collaboration and teamwork with many TMS colleagues, rather than any individual contribution by me. I have been very fortunate to work with peers who are highly competent materials professionals from industry, academia, and government agencies. I find these collaborations highly satisfying and effective. I encourage all members of TMS, throughout their career, to take advantage of these peer networks and work together to both advance their own learning and career experiences as well as strengthening the entire materials engineering community in the process. My thanks to TMS, my colleagues, and the SMD Committee for the nomination and award.
- Citation: For providing distinguished service to the structural superalloys community over the past thirty years through his leadership of TMS conferences and symposia.
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2021
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Zachary Brunson -
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- Title: Research Graduate Assistant
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
- Quote: This award offers a degree of affirmation to my research. It indicates that I am doing work that is going to be impactful and that I am making meaningful contributions to the scientific community. Additionally, in the specific context of a published paper, this award helps affirm my theoretical work and scientific results and confirms that I am capable of articulating my ideas effectively. Awards like this are conductive to the continuation of meaningful scientific endeavors and to the perpetuation of individual efforts, especially in the context of burgeoning professionals and students such as myself. Thank you TMS.
- Other: An Expanded Martensite Variant Selection Theory Accounting for Transformation Rotations and Applied Stress Fields: Predictions of Variant Clusters in Titanium, JOM, October 2020
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Eric Payton -
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- Title: Research Leader,
- Affiliation: US Air Force Research Laboratory, Dayton, OH
- Quote: Participating in TMS provides me with important opportunities to keep in touch with former colleagues, current collaborators, and to meet future collaborators. It enables me to keep up with trends in our field and learn about advancements which may further advance my own research. These networking opportunities lead directly to research collaborations similar to the one that resulted in this paper. Publishing in JOM presents an opportunity to reach a large audience of scientists and engineers in our field, who have access to these papers and more through their TMS memberships.
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2021
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Adam Pilchak -
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- Title: Senior Materials Research Engineer
- Affiliation: US Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright Patterson AFB, OH
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2021
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Satish Rao -
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- Title: Senior Research Scientist
- Affiliation: Ues Inc., Dayton, OH
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2021
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Aaron Stebner -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
- Other: Effect of TiN-Particles on Fracture of Press-Hardened Steel Sheets and Components, JOM, April 2019
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2021
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SMD Scholarship
Jadzia Graves -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Idaho, Moscow, ID
- Quote: It is a great honor to be recognized by TMS with the Structural Materials Division scholarship for the second year. Being part of Materials Advantage and TMS has given me a great opportunity to learn and grow as an engineering student and an individual. Receiving this scholarship will help me achieve my academic goals by allowing me to focus on my classes rather than my financial situation. I am extremely thankful for the opportunities that have given me the experiences necessary to qualify for this scholarship and hope to continue to further my experience in structural materials.
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2021
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Joy Gockel -
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- Affiliation: Wright State University, Dayton OH United States
- Quote: TMS membership has provided me with a community of colleagues as well as opportunities for growth in both professional development and technical research. I am very honored to receive this award to enable increased participation in society activities. For myself and my students, presenting at and attending the TMS Annual Meeting and the Fall Meeting conferences are a valuable way to share our results and connect with other researchers to learn about cutting-edge advancements. Significant opportunities to network with other young professionals and prominent leaders have provided rich conversations and fruitful collaborations. I am very thankful for the support from the TMS Foundation and I am looking forward to increased involvement in TMS SMD activities through this professional development award.
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2021
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Chelsey Hargather -
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- Title: Engineering Education Speciali
- Affiliation: New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, Sorocco NM United States
- Quote: I am honored to be recognized by the SMD at TMS for this award. Participating in the TMS Annual Meetings over the past five years has given me many opportunities to expand my professional network, share my research, and participate in the advancement of the materials science and engineering community. Being involved in the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion committee and the ICME committee has given me the confidence to step into larger leadership roles within the committees and TMS. As a recipient of the Young Leaders Professional Development Award, I hope to serve as a role model to my current students on the benefits of engaging in and giving back to our professional societies.
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2021
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Chanho Lee -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Knoxville, TN
- Quote: TMS is one of the biggest and most well-known associations in the minerals, metals, and materials science fields. Thus, it is a great honor for me to be recognized by an outstanding Society with this award. I would like to sincerely thank my advisors, Peter K. Liaw and my mentors, Saryu Jindal Fensin and Nan Li for their invaluable support and guidance throughout my scientific research. This award will be a nice springboard for my future career development and help me to boost my confidence and achieve my academic goals.
- Other: Lattice-Distortion-Enhanced Yield Strength in a Refractory High-entropy Alloy
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2021
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Zhongxia Shang -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette IN United States
- Quote: TMS has provided many valuable opportunities for the materials science and engineering community by connecting scientists and engineers all over the world. Particularly, it benefits young researchers like me most by offering us a worldwide platform to present our exciting and innovative works. As a TMS member, I feel very grateful to accept such a prestigious award. I really enjoy staying in such a professional and friendly community to pursue my academic career goal.
- Other: He Ion Irradiation Response of a Gradient T91 Steel
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2021
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
Lily Turaski -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta GA United States
- Quote: TMS and Material Advantage have made an immense impact on my education and career path. I attended my first TMS Annual Meeting as a freshman. I loved learning about innovations and discoveries at the forefront of materials research and meeting fellow MSE students, professors, and industry professionals. That first experience cemented my love of materials science and ensured I would be a regular conference-goer. Since then, I have had the opportunity to present research posters, participate in the Undergraduate Speaking Contest, and enter the Materials Bowl Competition. I have also been involved in the Material Advantage chapter at Georgia Tech, where I am currently serving as Vice President. I enjoy getting other students involved in Material Advantage and showing them the benefits of a professional society. I plan to attend graduate school and obtain a Ph.D. in materials science with a focus in electronic materials. I am so thankful that TMS, Battelle, and the Functional Materials Division are investing in students like me.
- Other: Thermodynamics and Kinetics of MAPbI3 Perovskite Processing
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2021
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
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2021
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Ian Robertson -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI
- Citation: For exemplary vision, technical achievement, service, and leadership as a materials science and engineering educator, researcher, and administrator.
- Other: Lecture Title: "Hydrogen as an Energy Carrier"
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2021
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TMS/SME/AIME James Douglas Gold Medal
Maurits Van Camp -
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- Title: Director Research & Innovation
- Affiliation: Umicore, Mortsel Antwerp Belgium
- Citation: A visionary leader and entrepreneur who has dedicated his professional life to develop innovative technological solutions and promote collaboration between industry, academia, and governmental organizations.
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2021
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William D. Nix Award
George Pharr -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Texas A&M University, College Station TX United States
- Quote: I was thrilled to learn that I have been chosen by TMS as the next recipient of the William D. Nix Award. Knowing well what a giant William Nix has been in materials research and education, it is certainly a tremendous honor. My sincere thanks to TMS and all my materials friends and colleagues who made this possible.
- Citation: For development of methods for the quantitative determination of material mechanical response by nanoindentation and its use to elucidate fundamental mechanisms of material behavior.
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2021
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Ji-Cheng (JC) Zhao -
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- Title: Minta Martin Professor and Department Chair
- Affiliation: University of Maryland, College Park, MD USA
- Citation: For development of groundbreaking methodologies for systematic measurements of phase-based properties for the understanding of a very large number of alloy systems.
- Other: High-Throughput Measurements of Composition-Dependent Properties of Alloy Phases for Accelerated Alloy Design
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2021
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Young Innovator in the Materials Science of Additive Manufacturing Award
Michael Kirka -
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- Title: Group Leader
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN United States
- Quote: I have been involved with TMS for over a decade and during this time, I have found TMS to be a crucial organization for aiding in my professional growth and development. My continued growth has been enriched through the many interactions with fellow researchers and colleagues within the diverse TMS community. In particular I have found that the TMS Annual Meeting is a prime location for connecting with collaborators and research partners. These discussions on the latest technological and scientific advances are invigorating and cultivate new ideas which, in my experience, have gone on to blossom into new programs. Being honored with this award demonstrates the importance of the relationships I have cultivated through TMS over the years.
- Other: Additive Manufacturing of High Temperature Metals: Present and Future Opportunities
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2021
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Young Leaders International Scholar - FEMS
Janelle Wharry -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette IN United States
- Quote: Thank you to the TMS Foundation for this award. Like many, I began giving technical talks at TMS meetings in grad school, but the more I have embraced both the scientific and volunteer opportunities within TMS, the more my career has grown. After every TMS meeting, I return to work motivated and reinvigorated – with many fresh ideas to explore, collaborations to initiate, and new opportunities to pursue. It is an honor to represent TMS and present my group’s recent work in irradiation effects on deformation-induced phase transformations at EUROMAT 2021.
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2021
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
Stoichko Antonov -
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- Affiliation: Max Planch Insitut fur Eisenforschung GmbH, Dusseldrof Germanay
- Quote: I am very honored to receive this award and the opportunity to present my work at the JIM Spring Annual Meeting. As my home professional society, TMS and the wide variety of symposia and conferences it offers are my gateway to the scientific community. Over the years, TMS has provided me with tremendous opportunities to develop professionally, engage with fellow researchers and expand my network of friends and colleagues. I look forward to attending my first JIM meeting and engaging with JIM members.
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2020
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Acta Materialia, Inc. Undergraduate Scholarship
William Carpenter -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, Rapid City, SD
- Quote: I am very honored to receive this award from TMS and would like to extend my gratitude to the TMS scholarship committee. TMS has provided me with invaluable insight into the career paths and trends within the materials science and engineering community. In the most pragmatic way, TMS has provided me the opportunity to meet experts within the metallurgical community and assisted in my career development. Material Advantage has provided me the opportunity to grow professionally and scholarships to facilitate my education. I plan to pursue a Ph.D. in materials engineering focusing on novel complex alloys for energy applications.
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2020
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Acta Materialia, Inc. Undergraduate Scholarship
William Jeang -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
- Quote: Receiving the Acta Materialia Scholarship stands as an immense honor and instrumental kick-starter for my career as an aspiring materials researcher. In addition to offering this valuable avenue for financial support and recognition, TMS and the Material Advantage student program presented unique opportunities that have enriched my university experience over the years. Most notably, participating in the annual Material Advantage speaking contest matured my confidence in public speaking and technical communication. Additionally, attending the Materials Science & Technology conferences connected me with other students from unique backgrounds who provided interesting ideas for improving materials science outreach at my own university. After completing my undergraduate study at Northwestern, I plan to pursue a Ph.D. in materials engineering with a focus on materials processing for applications in electronics and medical technology.
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2020
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Peter Collins -
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- Title: Al and Julie Renken Professor of Materials Science
- Affiliation: Iowa State University, Ames, IA
- Quote: Sharing this award with my co-authors is one of the highlights of my professional career. There are those activities that you pursue not because you necessarily believe that the quantitative metrics of that particular paper will be high, but because the subject matters to those who work and design with the material every day. This was one such paper. Fracture toughness, for various reasons, is not a subject with many publications, and yet it is imortant in the design and qualification of engineered components and structures. We are honored that the community sees value in the science that was conducted and the manner in which the paper was prepared.
- Other: "Understanding the Interdependencies Between Composition, Microstructure, and Continuum Variables and Their Influence on the Fracture Toughness of a/b-Processed Ti-6Al-4V," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, March 2018
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2020
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Vikas Dixit -
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- Title: Process Engineer
- Affiliation: Intel Corporation, Hillsboro, OR
- Quote: I am extremely honored to receive this prestigious award and shre it with my esteemed colleagues and mentors. The recognition of this work has shown the growing relevance of utilizing numerical methods in exploring microstructure-properties correlations in novel and complex materials systems. It also highlights the importance of collecting comprehensive and statistically reliable datasets, which by no means is a trival task.
- Other: "Understanding the Interdependencies Between Composition, Microstructure, and Continuum Variables and Their Influence on the Fracture Toughness of a/b-Processed Ti-6Al-4V," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, March 2018
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2020
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Hamish Fraser -
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- Title: Ohio Regents Eminent Scholar and Professor
- Affiliation: The Ohio State University,
- Quote: Being recognized in this way by one’s peers is an extraordinary honor such that I am very thankful for this award. I would like to recognize the remarkable and essential contributions that my co-awardees made to this work and thank them very much for this. TMS is an outstanding organization that represents and promotes our discipline, materials science and engineering, in a very professional and effective manner. It is important to recognize those in our society who have done so much to bring together those in academia, the national laboratories, and industrial organizations and companies.
- Other: "Understanding the Interdependencies Between Composition, Microstructure, and Continuum Variables and Their Influence on the Fracture Toughness of a/b-Processed Ti-6Al-4V," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, March 2018
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2020
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Santhosh Koduri -
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- Affiliation: Intel Corporation, Hillsboro, OR
- Other: "Understanding the Interdependencies Between Composition, Microstructure, and Continuum Variables and Their Influence on the Fracture Toughness of a/b-Processed Ti-6Al-4V," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, March 2018
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2020
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Kathleen Chou -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Quote: I am very thankful to TMS and AIME for this honor and support in my graduate degree. I have been a member of TMS and Material Advantage since my undergraduate degree and have had tremendous opportunities for professional development and career growth as a student member. I have been able to share my research through conference presentations, lead a student-organized symposium on science policy and materials research, and meet many other students and researchers within the materials community. These interactions have enriched my graduate school experience and have allowed me to continuously develop my technical and professional skills. After completing my degree, I am interested in continuing to develop my technical skill set at a national laboratory or in industry research and development.
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2020
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Murtatha Jamel -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
- Quote: I would like to use this opportunity to express my appreciation to TMS and AIME for honoring me with the Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship. Through my involvement in professional events with Material Advantage, TMS, and other organizations I have gained an appreciation for the importance of my field that was intrigued by the unique process-structure-property-performance relationships. Joining professional societies has added more potential to my professional goals and broadened my ability to join the industry work force. I am very eager to explore materials engineering as a potential career to share my knowledge with industry, and apply advanced techniques to enhance materials processing and characterization.
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2020
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
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2020
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Ravishankar Sundararaman -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Tryo, NY
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive the AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award from TMS. I am extremely grateful to my nominators as well as my advisors, mentors, collaborators, and students that made this possible. I am excited to join the ranks of the outstanding recipients of this award making important contributions to diverse fields of materials research. I look forward to developing new research directions and collaborations by engaging actively with the dynamic research community at TMS meetings for years to come.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to transmute and harness quantum electronic structure calculations for computational materials design in diverse fields of materials research including electrochemistry and plasmonics.
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2020
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Elizabeth Holm -
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- Title: Professor, Materials Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Quote: Serving as a TMS volunteer has been an honor, an adventure, and a never-ending learning experience. I deeply appreciate the opportunity to participate in my profession beyond my workplace and across borders. It is especially meaningful to me to receive this award in honor of Alex Scott, a great friend and supporter, who himself gave so much to TMS over so many years.l
- Citation: For thoughtful, innovative and energetic service and leadership that has had a pervasive impact on TMS members and TMS.
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2020
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Brimacombe Medalist
Brad Boyce -
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- Title: Distinguished Member of the Technical Staff
- Affiliation: Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM
- Quote: It is a true honor to have been nominated and selected for this incredible recognition. J. Keith Brimacombe was a pioneer in process metallurgy, a topic closely related to my work on the reliability of metals and alloys. I suspect he would have been thrilled to learn about the recent advances in metal additive manufacturing and in nanostructuring of metals for improved performance. From safer, more fuel efficient vehicles to thin film sensors in our smartphones, our field is contributing in many ways to the advancement of humankind. I have a great respect for the many pioneers in our field, including past recipients of this award, and numerous collaborators over the years. I view this honor not only as humbling recognition of prior accomplishments, but also as a challenge to continue to expand the impact of our research for the betterment of society.
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to understanding material behavior at small scales, commitment to mentoring students and young staff, and continuing service to TMS and materials communities.
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2020
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Brimacombe Medalist
Kyle Brinkman -
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- Title: Department Chair, Materials Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: Clemson University, Clemson, SC
- Quote: I have been engaged with TMS for over a decade starting with Young Leader and Professional Development programs. Early in my career, these programs provided travel funds and networking opportunities that helped boost my career in a national laboratory and in academic settings. The Society is truly interdisciplinary in nature and has enabled a venue for our group to present work ranging from nuclear materials development to solid oxide fuel cell advances. I am grateful and honored to receive the TMS Brimacombe Medal.
- Citation: For advances gained by working at the “interface” between disciplines, including solid state ionic for fuel cells/batteries and ceramics for nuclear fuels and waste immobilization.
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2020
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Brimacombe Medalist
Amy Clarke -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
- Quote: I am honored to be included in this year’s class of Brimacombe Medalists. My involvement in TMS began as a student, accelerated as a young professional, and has continued to grow with my career. I choose to give back to TMS because TMS has given so much to me. I wish to thank all of my peers, mentors, and students that inspire me to do my best to serve the materials science and engineering community; they are the fabric of TMS.
- Citation: For profound and lasting contributions to materials science through the use of advanced techniques, educating and mentoring the next generation, and dedicated service to TMS.
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2020
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Brimacombe Medalist
Nikhil Gupta -
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- Title: Professor, Tandon School of Engineering
- Affiliation: New York University, Brooklyn, NY
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive the Brimacombe Medalist Award. It is humbling to join the list of distinguished awardees of this honor. I have been a TMS member since my time as a graduate student and have thoroughly enjoyed the professional development opportunities. I have especially enjoyed connecting with my peers in the Composite Materials Committee and developing programming for the conferences and journals over the past several years.
- Citation: For innovations in the development of lightweight porous materials and for commitment to educating public about impact of materials research on society.
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2020
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Brimacombe Medalist
Christina Meskers -
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- Title: Senior Manager Open Innovation
- Affiliation: Helmholtz Institute Freiberg for Resource Technology,
- Quote: It is an honor to receive this award from colleagues and friends in the profession and the TMS community. We have worked together across disciplines, divisions, and geographies on a common goal: inspiring each other and the community along the way.submit this
- Citation: For sustained excellence and achievement in business, technology, and public policy in recycling and sustainable mobility, and for continuing service to the profession.
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2020
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Brimacombe Medalist
Andre Phillon -
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- Title: Associate Professor and Dofasco Endowed Chair in Ferrous Metallurgy
- Affiliation: McMaster University, Hamilton, ON Canada
- Quote: I am honoured to receive a TMS Brimacombe Medal. TMS has been my home professional society for nearly 20 years and has been instrumental in supporting my career development. As a TMS member, I have had much opportunity for materials scientific discussion that has advanced my own research activities. As a TMS volunteer, I have had many rewarding experiences while meeting new colleagues and friends.
- Citation: For substantial and sustained contributions to alloy solidification through multi-physics meso-scale modeling and in-situ 3D characterization.
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2020
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Bruce Chalmers Award
David StJohn -
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- Title: Emeritus Professor
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, St. Lucia, QLD, Australia
- Quote: It is a great honor to have been chosen for this award. Bruce Chalmers’ work on constitutional supercooling was an important concept studied during my Ph.D. and it has been a key element of my, and my colleagues', research on grain refinement and nucleation ever since. Of the many awards that TMS offers, this one is closest to my research interests and I thank TMS for recognizing the contribution that Bruce Chalmers made to metallurgy and, in particular, the field of solidification. Receiving this Award was made possible by the contributions of my students, research fellows, and collaborators and therefore this award belongs to all of us.
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to the solidification science of nucleation during grain refinement and the materials processing of aluminum, magnesium and titanium alloys of technological importance.
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2020
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Cyril Stanley Smith Award
Yunzhi Wang -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
- Quote: It is truly a distinct honor to receive this award named after Cyril Stanley Smith, a giant and pioneer in the field of microstructure science, whose seminal work on homo-phase and hetero-phase interfaces in materials has inspired me since I was a graduate student and during my entire career development. I would like to share this recognition with my students and colleagues, because it is their contributions that have made possible what I have accomplished. I also acknowledge TMS, my home professional society, for providing a vibrant platform for close interactions and long-lasting collaborations with other researchers in the field, which has shaped my career path.
- Citation: For outstanding achievements in fundamental and computational study on microstructural evolution during solid state phase transformations, grain growth, and plastic deformation in metals and alloys
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2020
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Jessica Krogstad -
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- Title: Assistant Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL
- Quote: The 2014 TMS Annual Meeting was not my first TMS meeting, but it may have been my most formative as I was attending as a TMS Young Leader—a program supported by the TMS Foundation. It was at this meeting that I recognized the full potential of my TMS membership, and it went far beyond the technical talks. The deliberate and dedicated support of young professionals in TMS, made possible by both the TMS Foundation and so many engaged, uplifting members, has helped advance my career and has made TMS feel like home. I am excited to continue working within TMS and alongside the Foundation ensure that our membership will be diverse, vibrant and dynamic as we tackle the most pressing technological challenges now and into the future.
- Other: "Challenging the Paradigm for Materials in Extreme Environments: Embracing Dynamic Material Properties"
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2020
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
C. Cem Tasan -
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- Title: Associate Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: TMS creates the framework on which our research community has formed, and thrived. It helps create opportunities for researchers in industry and academia to come together and discuss scientific phenomena, explore solutions for key engineering problems, think about most effective teaching approaches, and yes, have fun together. I learned more during Q&A’s of my presentations, and while listening the works of others, than I did through any other means. In this regard, these meetings and interactions have truly shaped my career, and my understanding of the physics of metals; and thus I am extremely thankful for TMS for all of that.
- Other: "Following Nature's Guidance in Alloy -and Career- Design"
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2020
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Educator Award
Andrea Hodge -
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- Title: Vice Provost for Undergraduate Programs
- Affiliation: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
- Quote: TMS has been my home society for over 20 years, it is the place where I meet my colleagues and closest friends as well as the place where I send my graduate students to their first conference. My TMS membership has allowed me to participate at numerous conferences and events that highlight my work while learning about new and interesting research from other members. My TMS membership is an international passport to the world of materials science. It is an honor to receive this award named after two of my main role models: Julia and Hans Weertman.
- Citation: For her outstanding contributions to educating and mentoring students in materials science and engineering.
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2020
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Ellen Swallow Richards Diversity Award
Oscar Suarez -
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- Title: Professor and Graduate Program Coordinator
- Affiliation: University of Puerto Rico- Mayaguez, Mayaguez, Puerto Rico
- Quote: As an educator and a materials scholar, I consider this award a career milestone. Moreover, coming from TMS makes this recognition particularly consequential in my professional life. However, I must say that I do not identify myself as a pioneer. It just happened that I discovered fertile ground to spark something in my students’ eager minds. Indeed, that is my prime reason to be a professor in a minority-serving institution.
- Citation: For developing and growing a materials science education program that enables underrepresented students to excel and achieve.
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2020
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Phillip Mackey -
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- Title: President
- Affiliation: PJ Mackey Technology, Inc., Kirkland, QC, Canada
- Citation: For nearly fifty years of research in non-ferrous pyrometallurgy and his leadership in planning and organizing key conferences and symposia in North America and internationally.
- Other: “Around the Lead and Zinc Metallurgical World in Eighty Days” A Virtual Tour of World Lead and Zinc Operations and Technologies
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2020
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EPD Distinguished Service Award
Michael Free -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT
- Quote: I am honored to receive this award. It is nice to be recognized for the service I have provided to TMS and its members for many years. I have enjoyed working with many people through my TMS membership and my involvement with the Extraction and Processing Division of TMS. The relationships with others in connection with my service in TMS has been the most rewarding aspect of my TMS service. TMS is a great professional organization for covering research and development for a broad range of topics associated with metals, materials, and minerals. TMS membership and involvement in its committees and activities provide a great opportunity for networking and professional service. I am really glad to be a member of TMS.
- Citation: For outstanding service to EPD council and the extractive community. This award especially notes his leadership for Hydrometallurgy 2018 and the Electromeatllurgy series of symposia.
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2020
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
Shadia Ikhmayies -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Al Isra University, Amman, Jordan
- Quote: I have been a TMS member since 2009. During these years I was engaged in a wide range of volunteer work such as committee involvement, organizing symposia, editing proceedings and chairing sessions. I enjoyed this work, and TMS helped me to have connections with scientists and experts from all the world. Really I am very happy with this award and I want to thank TMS.
- Other: "Properties of ZnO Micro/nano Structures on Aluminum Substrates", Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2019
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2020
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
Tao Jiang -
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- Affiliation: Central South University, Changsha, China
- Quote: I feel deeply honored to be one of the recipients of the EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award. This award is a recognition of the quality and impact of the research work we have been carrying out over the past few years. I would like to sincerely thank my colleagues and students. Without their combined efforts, this achievement would not have been possible.
- Other: "Microwave-Assisted One Step Synthesis of FeCo/Graphene Nanocomposite for Microwave Absorption," Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2019
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2020
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
Hassan Juwhari -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Jordan, Amman, Jordan
- Quote: TMS is a very well recognized and respected scientific society that provides the needed platform for motivated scientists, researchers, and students to meet, interact, and exchange ideas, thoughts, and theoretical and/or experimental work results. Therefore, I’m very pleased and thankful for my work to be selected and recognized by this scientific society. This award is a great honor and motivates me to excel more in research. Finally, I’m open to any suggestions and/or collaboration.
- Other: "Properties of ZnO Micro/nano Structures on Aluminum Substrates", Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2019
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2020
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
Guanghui Li -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Central South University, Changsha, China
- Quote: It is my great honor to receive the EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award. TMS is a leading, world-known society which offers a great opportunity for sharing knowledge and developing professional networks. This prestigious award from TMS recognizes our most recent work on developing advanced microwave absorbing materials. Without doubt, it will motivate us to continue working on this area.
- Other: "Microwave-Assisted One Step Synthesis of FeCo/Graphene Nanocomposite for Microwave Absorption," Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2019
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2020
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
Bashar Mahmouh Lahlouh -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: University of Jordan, Amman, Jordan
- Quote: TMS is a great body that aims to bring scientist from all over the world to present their work and exchange their expertise. Being chosen as a recipient of such award means a lot for me as a researcher: this award sheds some light on my interests and I do hope to get the chance to collaborate with scientists from all over the world.
- Other: "Properties of ZnO Micro/nano Structures on Aluminum Substrates", Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2019
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2020
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
Jianhui Peng -
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- Affiliation: Central South University, Changsha, China
- Quote: I am deeply honored to receive this valuable EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award. Many thanks go to TMS for providing a comprehensive and cross-disciplinary exchange platform of technical knowledge in the minerals, metals, and materials fields. Winning this award from TMS means a great deal to our research team and the honor will be a great motivation of our future work. I am so thankful for our team members. May they achieve even greater progress!
- Other: Paper Title: "Effect of Microstructure on Cleavage Fracture of Thick Section Quenched and Tempered S690 High Strength Steel," Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2020
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2020
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
Zhiwei Peng -
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- Affiliation: Central South University, Changsha, China
- Quote: It is indeed a tremendous honor for me to receive the EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award. I would like to express my gratitude to TMS for offering us a platform to present our research to the scientific community and for selecting us as the recipients of this prestigious award amongst many qualified candidates. This award truly recognizes our research endeavors in the synthesis of advanced functional materials. It will also inspire us to be more passionate in our future academic research.
- Other: "Microwave-Assisted One Step Synthesis of FeCo/Graphene Nanocomposite for Microwave Absorption," Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2019
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2020
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
Liancheng Wang -
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- Affiliation: Central South University, Changsha, China
- Quote: The EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award is truly an honor for me. I feel really excited that our research work can be recognized by a leading professorial society like TMS. It will encourage us to be more absorbed in our research field and to work more seriously in the future.
- Other: "Microwave-Assisted One Step Synthesis of FeCo/Graphene Nanocomposite for Microwave Absorption," Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2019
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2020
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
Leixia Zheng -
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- Affiliation: Central South University, Changsha, China
- Quote: Of all the recognitions I have received, the EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award is certainly one of the most important. With the stimulation from this award, I will continue my hard work and passion in my future academic research. I hope that I can continue to be involved with TMS as I graduate and begin my career.
- Other: "Microwave-Assisted One Step Synthesis of FeCo/Graphene Nanocomposite for Microwave Absorption," Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2019
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2020
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
Zhongping Zhu -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Central South University, Changsha, China
- Quote: I am so glad to receive the EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award, which is a recognition of our team's work. TMS is a famous professional society dedicated to the advancement of knowledge of minerals, metals, and materials. Wining this prestigious award from the Society will encourage us to continue exploration on microwave absorbing materials. We shall make more efforts in the years to come and keep going ahead.
- Other: "Microwave-Assisted One Step Synthesis of FeCo/Graphene Nanocomposite for Microwave Absorption," Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2019
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2020
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
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2020
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Third Place
Lin Cheng -
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- Affiliation: University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
- Other: "Evolution of Precipitates during Rolling and Annealing Process in Non-oriented Electrical Steel," Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2019
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2020
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Third Place
Yan Luo -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Scholar
- Affiliation: University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing, China
- Quote: This award stimulates the motivation of my students to successfully characterize the nano- and micro-particles in steel. Thanks TMS!
- Other: "Evolution of Precipitates during Rolling and Annealing Process in Non-oriented Electrical Steel," Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2019
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2020
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Third Place
Qiang Ren -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing, China
- Quote: This is the first award I have won at an international conference. For me, it is the best gift I have received when I was graduating. Thanks TMS.
- Other: "Evolution of Precipitates during Rolling and Annealing Process in Non-oriented Electrical Steel," Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2019
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2020
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Third Place
Piotr Scheller -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: TU Begakademie Freiberg, Freiberg, Germany
- Other: "Evolution of Precipitates during Rolling and Annealing Process in Non-oriented Electrical Steel," Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2019
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2020
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Third Place
Lifeng Zhang -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing, China
- Quote: This award stimulates the motivation of my students to successfully characterize the nano- and micro-particles in steel. Thanks TMS!
- Other: "Evolution of Precipitates during Rolling and Annealing Process in Non-oriented Electrical Steel," Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2019
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2020
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Ken Kurosaki -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Osaka University, Kumatori-cho, Osaka Japan
- Quote: I am very honored to receive this prestigious award from TMS. This work was done by mainly our student Yifan Sun and my colleague assistant professor Yuji Ohishi. We are happy to see our student receive such a notable award. Again, thank you so much for this honor.
- Other: "Thermal Conductivity of Liquid Phase Al-Si Alloys"
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2020
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Hiroaki Muta -
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- Affiliation: Osaka University, Suita, Osaka Japan
- Quote: I appreciate that I could get such an honorable award. I am glad that our research is highly evaluated. As a material researcher, this award is very encouraging for me. Thank you so much for this honor.
- Other: "Thermal Conductivity of Liquid Phase Al-Si Alloys"
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2020
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Yuji Ohishi -
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- Affiliation: Osaka University, Suita, Osaka Japan
- Quote: I appreciate that I could receivesuch an honorable award. Since we have devoted much effort to this research for the past few decades, I am glad that this research is highly regarded. This award will encourage us to advance our research. I am looking forward to presenting our research outcome at TMS in the near future. Again, thank you so much for this honor.
- Other: "Thermal Conductivity of Liquid Phase Al-Si Alloys"
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2020
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Yifan Sun -
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- Affiliation: Osaka University, Suita, Osaka Japan
- Quote: First, I would like to express my gratitude towards the TMS committee for bestowing upon me this award. As a doctoral student this is the first award I have received in an international conference and it encourages me to put additional effort into my current research and look forward to presenting at future TMS events. Again, thank you so much for this honor.
- Other: "Thermal Conductivity of Liquid Phase Al-Si Alloys"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Ruben Mendoza-Cruz -
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- Affiliation: University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX USA
- Other: "Alloying and Annealing Effects on Grain Boundary Character Evolution of Al Alloy 7075 Thin Films: An ACOM-TEM Analysis"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Prakash Parajuli -
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- Affiliation: University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX USA
- Quote: TMS provides excellent learning opportunities for young professionals like me to communicate with senior members and understand their approaches used in the analysis of the materials structure and their applications. This award was a nice recognition for our effort on characterization of aluminum alloy thin films in nanoscale. We thank the committee members for selecting us.
- Other: "Alloying and Annealing Effects on Grain Boundary Character Evolution of Al Alloy 7075 Thin Films: An ACOM-TEM Analysis"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Arturo Ponce -
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- Affiliation: University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX USA
- Other: "Alloying and Annealing Effects on Grain Boundary Character Evolution of Al Alloy 7075 Thin Films: An ACOM-TEM Analysis"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Miguel Yacaman -
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- Affiliation: University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX USA
- Other: "Alloying and Annealing Effects on Grain Boundary Character Evolution of Al Alloy 7075 Thin Films: An ACOM-TEM Analysis"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
James Keiser -
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- Title: Distinguished R&D Staff Scientist
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Other: "Investigation of Equipment Wear Issues in Biomass Pre-processing and Pre-treatment"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Erik Kuhn -
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- Title: Research Operations Manager
- Affiliation: National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Golden, CO
- Other: "Investigation of Equipment Wear Issues in Biomass Pre-processing and Pre-treatment"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Jeffrey Lacey -
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- Title: Staff Scientist
- Affiliation: Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Fall, ID
- Other: "Investigation of Equipment Wear Issues in Biomass Pre-processing and Pre-treatment"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Kyungjun Lee -
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- Title: Researcher
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: I am honored to receive this award and plan on preparing even better posters for next year. The poster will include much important content about biomass characterization. As a member of TMS, I look forward to sharing results of our work at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
- Other: "Investigation of Equipment Wear Issues in Biomass Pre-processing and Pre-treatment"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Ju Qu -
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- Title: Distinguished R&D Staff Scientist
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: This award is a pleasant recognition of our work studying the equipment wear in biomass pre-processing, which is supported by Feedstock Conversion Interface Consortium (FCIC) of the Bioenergy Technologies Office, U.S. Department of Energy. This award definitely encourages us to continue to present our research at future TMS events.
- Other: "Investigation of Equipment Wear Issues in Biomass Pre-processing and Pre-treatment"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Sougata Roy -
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- Title: Researcher
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: I am very honored to know that our work was granted this recognition. TMS is one of the most prominent scientific societies ,in the fields of minerals, metals and materials. As a materials enthusiast, this award gives me inspriation to stay motivated and keep working hard. I would like to thank my mentors, colleagues, and collaborators who were actively involved in this challenging project.
- Other: "Investigation of Equipment Wear Issues in Biomass Pre-processing and Pre-treatment"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Vicki Thompson -
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- Affiliation: Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Fall, ID
- Other: "Investigation of Equipment Wear Issues in Biomass Pre-processing and Pre-treatment"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Ed Wolfrum -
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- Title: Principal Researcher and Manager
- Affiliation: National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Golden, CO
- Other: "Investigation of Equipment Wear Issues in Biomass Pre-processing and Pre-treatment"
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Toru Okabe -
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- Title: Vice President, Professor
- Affiliation: University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
- Quote: I thank the committee for selecting our paper for this award. I feel deeply honored. I have consistently pursued research on refining and recycling less common metals for more than 30 years. This award presents invaluable support for my work.
- Other: "Recovery of Platinum Group Metals from Spent Catalysts Using Iron Chloride Vapor Treatment," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, August 2018
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Yu-Ki Taninouchi -
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- Title: Research Fellow
- Affiliation: University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
- Quote: I am deeply pleased and honored to receive this award. I thank the committee for selecting our publication. This award motivates us to continue pushing our research forward.
- Other: "Recovery of Platinum Group Metals from Spent Catalysts Using Iron Chloride Vapor Treatment," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, August 2018
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EPD Scholarship
William Carpenter -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, Rapid City, SD
- Quote: I am very honored to receive this award from TMS and would like to extend my gratitude to the TMS scholarship committee. TMS has provided me with invaluable insight into the career paths and trends within the materials science and engineering community. In the most pragmatic way, TMS has provided me the opportunity to meet experts within the metallurgical community and assisted in my career development. Material Advantage has provided me the opportunity to grow professionally and scholarships to facilitate my education. I plan to pursue a Ph.D. in materials engineering focusing on novel complex alloys for energy applications.
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EPD Science Award
Jungho Heo -
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- Title: R&D Center Researcher
- Affiliation: LS-Nikko Copper, Ulsan, South Korea
- Other: "Effect of Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) on Dephosphorization of Molten Steel by Electric Arc Furnace Slag," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, December 2018
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EPD Science Award
Joohyun Park -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Hanyang University, Ansan, South Korea
- Quote: I am very grateful to TMS Extraction & Processing Division Award Committee for granting our group the highly honorable EPD Science Award. Metallurgical and Materials Transactions is my best academic journal, through which we continue to provide new scientific knowledge and to support technology development. This award means that our finding of slag formation and phosphorus removal mechanism in DRI-added EAF process was recognized by scientific and industrial community. I am also very pleased that my former Ph.D. student, Jungho Heo, is being recognized for his endeavors in high temperature experiments and sustainable research activities.
- Other: "Effect of Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) on Dephosphorization of Molten Steel by Electric Arc Furnace Slag," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, December 2018
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EPD Technology Award
Eugenia Araneda-Hernandez -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Universidad de Concepcion, Concepcion, Chile
- Quote: I would like to thank the generosity of TMS and the entire society through its members. It is a great honor to receive this recognition together with my colleagues from Concepcion and Hermosillo. It has been a great experience working with them and I hope that the future holds new opportunities for us. Thanks again TMS and colleagues.
- Other: "Evolution of Size and Chemical Composition of Copper Concentrate Particles Oxidized Under Simulated Flash Smelting Conditions," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2018
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EPD Technology Award
Eduardo Balladares-Varela -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Universidad de Concepcion, Concepcion, Chile
- Quote: TMS membership has meant being part of an active network of collaboration, meeting many interesting people and learning from them, in short, a great expereince of professional and personal development. The award represents a recognition of peers to the collaborative and systematic work between Mexican and Chilean researchers that has also allowed to strengthen ties of friendship.
- Other: "Evolution of Size and Chemical Composition of Copper Concentrate Particles Oxidized Under Simulated Flash Smelting Conditions," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2018
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EPD Technology Award
Francisco Brown Bojorquez -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Universidad de Sonora, Hermosillo, Sonora Mexico
- Quote: This award means recognition of the effort and teamwork, as well as the commitment of all collaborating authors.
- Other: "Evolution of Size and Chemical Composition of Copper Concentrate Particles Oxidized Under Simulated Flash Smelting Conditions," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2018
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EPD Technology Award
Agustin Gomez-Alvarez -
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- Affiliation: Universidad de Sonora, Hermosillo, Sonora Mexico
- Quote: It is very motivating to have been chosen as the recipient of the TMS Extraction & Processing Division Technology Award. This nomination recently approved by the awards committee of the TMS Extraction and Processing Division motivates me to continue working hard. Participating in The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society has great personal significance and for my University of Sonora. It is a pride to belong to a prestigious institution. Participating in the Minerals, Metals & Materials Society allows me to be at the forefront of the most significant advances in the area of Minerals, Metals and Materials
- Other: "Evolution of Size and Chemical Composition of Copper Concentrate Particles Oxidized Under Simulated Flash Smelting Conditions," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2018
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EPD Technology Award
Roberto Parra-Figueroa -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Universidad de Concepcion, Concepcion, Chile
- Quote: The TMS EPD award represents recognition for years of collaborative work and belongs to a group of researchers and students that goes beyond the winners. It is undoubtedly an incentive to continue in the line of seeking scientific-based technological solutions. Thanks to TMS for the award and thanks to our team for the time and compromise on the work we have done.
- Other: "Evolution of Size and Chemical Composition of Copper Concentrate Particles Oxidized Under Simulated Flash Smelting Conditions," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2018
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EPD Technology Award
Victor Parra-Sanchez -
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- Affiliation: Universidad de Concepcion, Concepcion, Chile
- Quote: This award serves as an excellent recognition of my effort and my incipient career as a researcher. The results presented in the awarded article were obtained with the collaboration and the effort of many researchers and the synergy between two Latin American universities, The Universitv of Sonora and The Universitv of Concepcion. This award demonstrates that workinq together can achieve better results.
- Other: "Evolution of Size and Chemical Composition of Copper Concentrate Particles Oxidized Under Simulated Flash Smelting Conditions," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2018
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EPD Technology Award
Manuel Perez-Tello -
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- Affiliation: Universidad de Sonora, Hermosillo, Sonora Mexico
- Quote: Being the recipient of the prestigious TMS-EPD Technology Award is the greatest honor I have received in my career. It represents a big recognition of the collaborative work that a group of researchers at both University of Sonora, Mexico, and University of Concepcion, Chile, has been conducting over the last years on the fundamental aspects of the flash smelting process of copper concentrates. This award is certainly a great source of encouragement to continue our work.
- Other: "Evolution of Size and Chemical Composition of Copper Concentrate Particles Oxidized Under Simulated Flash Smelting Conditions," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2018
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EPD Technology Award
Victor Sanchez-Corrales -
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- Affiliation: Universidad de Sonora, Hermosillo, Sonora Mexico
- Quote: As a member of this group of researchers, it is a great honor being the recipient of the TMS-EPD Technology Award. This recognition represents the best way to proudly get retired form academic work at University of Sonora.
- Other: "Evolution of Size and Chemical Composition of Copper Concentrate Particles Oxidized Under Simulated Flash Smelting Conditions," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2018
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Gisele Azimi -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
- Quote: I have been a TMS member for more than 7 years. Currently, I am the Chair of the Hydrometallurgy and Electrometallurgy committee with EPD. I am also the lead organizer of Rare Metal Extraction & Processing symposium. I have been on this committee and an organizer of this symposium since 2017. Being part of TMS, EPD, and Hydrometallurgy and Electrometallurgy committee have provided me with the great opportunity to meet with my peers in our field and be at the forefront of leading-edge research in our community. I am thankful for receiving this award and I will continue to be an active member of TMS.
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Hong Peng -
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- Title: Amplify Fellow
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive the 2020 TMS EPD Young Leaders Professional Development Award. TMS membership has provided me with opportunities to make important contacts among TMS leaders and work with prominent members by being a JOM advisor for special issues and participating in technical committee meetings. I have also benefitted from presenting my work and communicating with experts in my field from institutes and industry.
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Chuan-ming Du -
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- Affiliation: Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
- Quote: TMS provides a prestigious platform for global researchers to exchange ideas and present research results. I am deeply honored to receive the EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award. We are proud to be recognized for our efforts by the TMS Extraction & Processing Division Committee. This award will be a great inspiration for us to continue to develop a sustainable steelmaking process.
- Other: "Effect of Fe2+/T.Fe Ratio on the Dissolution Behavior of P from Steelmaking Slag with High P2O5 Content," Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, April 2018
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Xu Gao -
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- Affiliation: Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
- Other: "Effect of Fe2+/T.Fe Ratio on the Dissolution Behavior of P from Steelmaking Slag with High P2O5 Content," Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, April 2018
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Shin-ya Kitamura -
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- Affiliation: Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
- Other: "Effect of Fe2+/T.Fe Ratio on the Dissolution Behavior of P from Steelmaking Slag with High P2O5 Content," Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, April 2018
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EPD/LMD Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy Best Paper Award
Shigeru Ueda -
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- Affiliation: Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
- Other: "Effect of Fe2+/T.Fe Ratio on the Dissolution Behavior of P from Steelmaking Slag with High P2O5 Content," Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, April 2018
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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FMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
C. Robert Kao -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan
- Quote: I am much honored to receive the FMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award. I attended my first TMS meeting as a graduate student in 1993 and have been a loyal FMD member since its EMPMD days. To receive this award is so very humbling. Nowadays, I attend TMS meetings every year, always accompanied by several students of mine. I want my students to experience the same professional growth I have gained through my activities with TMS. I’m truly grateful to the Society for everything and for this award.
- Citation: For his distinguished career in materials research involving metallurgical reactions in electronic packaging, service to TMS and the electronics industry and academic leadership in Taiwan.
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FMD Distinguished Service Award
James Morris -
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- Title: Chief Research Officer
- Affiliation: Ames Laboratory, Ames, IA
- Quote: This wonderful honor is truly humbling as my experience is that the people serving TMS are all hard working and service-oriented. The TMS volunteer community, particularly the Chemistry and Physics of Materials Committee, has inspired my own service. Serving TMS has introduced me to new science, new people, and new opportunities.
- Citation: In recognition of his leadership and sustained services to the TMS, particularly his ability to introduce and develop new volunteers that keep the vibrancy of the society for members.
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Thomas Colburn -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Stanford University, Stanford, CA
- Quote: Material Advantage has been transformative in my educational career by providing opportunities for me to present my research, network with fellow young scientists, and fund my academic pursuits through scholarships. I have had the chance to speak at the International Conference for the American Ceramic Society and the Materials Science and Technology 2019 conference. Presenting at these conferences has allowed me to share my research on an international stage while meeting and networking with fellow young scientists as part of the Global Young Investigators Forum. Material Advantage's scholarships have also helped ease the financial burden of college expenses on my family. After graduating from Stanford, I plan on pursuing a Ph.D. in chemical engineering or materials science. I am so grateful to TMS, Battelle, and the Functional Materials Division for this honor and for helping me fulfill my educational goals.
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Ryoichi Akimoto -
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- Affiliation: National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan
- Other: "Recombination-Enhanced Effect in Green/Yellow Luminescence from BeZnCdSe Quantum Wells Grown by Molecular Beam Epitaxy," JEM, August 2018
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Aibing Chen -
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- Affiliation: Hebei University of Science and Technology, Shijiazhuang, China
- Other: "Porous Carbon Nanosheets Prepared from Plastic Wastes for Supercapacitors,"JEM, October 2018
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Xinyu Fu -
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- Affiliation: Hebei University of Science and Technology, Shijiazhuang, China
- Other: "Porous Carbon Nanosheets Prepared from Plastic Wastes for Supercapacitors,"JEM, October 2018
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Meng Liu -
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- Affiliation: Hebei University of Science and Technology, Shijiazhuang, China
- Other: "Porous Carbon Nanosheets Prepared from Plastic Wastes for Supercapacitors,"JEM, October 2018
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Lei Liu -
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- Affiliation: Hebei University of Science and Technology, Shijiazhuang, China
- Other: "Porous Carbon Nanosheets Prepared from Plastic Wastes for Supercapacitors,"JEM, October 2018
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Guoxu Wang -
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- Affiliation: Hebei University of Science and Technology, Shijiazhuang, China
- Other: "Porous Carbon Nanosheets Prepared from Plastic Wastes for Supercapacitors,"JEM, October 2018
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Yifeng Yu -
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- Affiliation: Hebei University of Science and Technology, Shijiazhuang, China
- Other: "Porous Carbon Nanosheets Prepared from Plastic Wastes for Supercapacitors,"JEM, October 2018
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Lili Zhang -
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- Affiliation: Hebei University of Science and Technology, Shijiazhuang, China
- Other: "Porous Carbon Nanosheets Prepared from Plastic Wastes for Supercapacitors,"JEM, October 2018
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Yixin Zhang -
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- Affiliation: Hebei University of Science and Technology, Shijiazhuang, China
- Other: "Porous Carbon Nanosheets Prepared from Plastic Wastes for Supercapacitors,"JEM, October 2018
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FMD John Bardeen Award
James Coleman -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Texas at Arlington, Celina, TX
- Quote: I am humbled and honored to receive the John Bardeen Award. I did my graduate work at Illinois and had the opportunity to meet and briefly work with Bardeen, although he was retired at the time. He brought semiconductor research and low temperature physics research to Illinois and was an inspiration to several generations of graduate students in physics, materials science, and electrical engineering. His enduring message, which I have tried to fully embrace, is that science and engineering are inextricably intertwined, and both are necessary for technical excellence.
- Citation: For seminal and sustained contributions to strained layer semiconductor lasers and selective area epitaxy for integration of optoelectronis devices.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Aurelien Perron -
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- Title: Materials Scientist and Deputy Group Leader(Actinide and Lanthanide Science Group)
- Affiliation: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, CA
- Quote: I am extremely honored and excited to be receiving the 2020 TMS FMD Young Leaders Professional Development Award. As soon as I became a TMS member, I felt that I was joining a warm, open-minded, and dedicated community with world-class expertise in materials science focused on doing its best in science through the mentoring, inclusion, well-being and development of its members. This award is a wonderful opportunity to continue my journey within TMS, make important contacts with TMS leaders, network with prominent Society members, and become better acquainted with the business of FMD. Finally, this award will allow me to give back to the TMS community by assisting student contest activities and reinforcing my engagement in technical committees.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Jayakanth Ravichandran -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
- Quote: I am both grateful and honored to receive the FMD Young Leader Professional Development Award. As a premier avenue to network and interact with materials scientists and engineers, this award will help me get more involved with the activities of TMS. I look forward to new opportunities and challenges, especially working with other members of FMD. This award is an important encouragement for me to work towards my long term career goals and I appreciate this acknowledgement from TMS.
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Frank Crossley Diversity Award
Raul Rebak -
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- Title: Corrosion Engineer
- Affiliation: GE Global Research, Schenectady, NY
- Quote: I had my TMS membership since I was a graduate student at The Ohio State University some thirty years ago. I have been a volunteer for TMS for many years, for example by keeping alive in times of low participation two Structural Materials committees, (the Corrosion and Environmental Effects committee and the Nuclear Materials committee) for which I received the 2016 Structural Materials Division Distinguished Service Award. I have also contributed extensively to JOM as a guest editor, an author, and a reviewer. As a guest editor I am proud that I was able to secure two manuscripts in separate years and dissimilar subjects which went on to receive the JOM Best Paper award. As a gay man in an engineering field, I was deeply moved to receive recognition through the Frank Crossley Award. Being a member of a minority group implies that one must spend extra energy and charm to overcome prejudice and barriers to be included and respected in the engineering community. This award is a testament that maybe one was effective in these goals of claiming equality and inclusion. I hope this award will serve as a motivation for many younger people to be comfortable to be themselves whenever they are. Being proud and out-of-the-closet saves a lot of energy and makes the professional more efficient in the work place. This is a win proposition for both the company and the employee.
- Citation: For conquering GLBT bias from family, culture, and the education system to make outstanding contributions to the corrosion and nuclear fields.
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Frontiers of Materials Award
Keith Brown -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Boston University, Boston, MA
- Other: Frontiers of Materials Award Symposium: Machine Learning and Autonomous Researchers for Materials Discovery and Design
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2020
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Frontiers of Materials Award
Natasha Vermaak -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA
- Other: Frontiers of Materials Award Symposium: Leveraging Materials in Topology Optimization
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2020
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Yuntian Zhu -
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- Affiliation: North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
- Quote: I have been a TMS member for over twenty years, and am now a life member. TMS has played a critical role in my career development. I’m deeply honored and humbled to join the group of distinguished colleagues who have received this award earlier. Robert Franklin Mehl, after whom this award is named, advocated a more fundamental approach to materials. I have admired him and followed his philosophy by focusing my research on fundamental deformation physics of materials and on utilizing these fundamentals to design nanostructured and heterostructured materials.
- Citation: For outstanding leadership and pioneering work in deformation physics and mechanical properties of nanostructured and heterostructured metals.
- Other: "Heterostructured Materials: A New Paradigm for Designing Metals with Superior Mechanical Properties"
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Kyle Ventura -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
- Quote: I am incredibly grateful and honored to be a recipient of this scholarship. I would like to thank my adviser Gerhard Fuchs as well as my colleagues at the University of Florida for the help and support they have given me on my academic journey. Being recognized for my work with superalloys for the past 3 years encourages me to continue the pursuit of this knowledge. As a member of my school’s Material Advantage chapter I participated in our Materials Bowl trivia team and made many professional connections as well as friends. After I graduate, I plan to work in industry to continue improving the knowledge in this field. Eventually, I want to be able to teach other aspiring engineers, encouraging them to help make new discoveries and advance the field of metallurgical engineering.
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Hannah Walker -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin Madison, Madison, WI
- Quote: I am extremely honored to be selected as a recipient for this scholarship! TMS and Material Advantage have been crucial in helping me explore my academic interests and connect with fellow students and professionals within the materials discipline. I am very grateful to the TMS International Symposium on Superalloys Committee—this scholarship helps substantially with the accessibility of my education. After graduation, I am planning to pursue a graduate degree in materials science and engineering to further broaden my impact in the field.
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2020
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Julia and Johannes Weertman Educator Award
Andrea Hodge -
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- Title: Vice Provost for Undergraduate Programs
- Affiliation: University of Southern California,
- Quote: TMS has been my home society for over 20 years, it is the place where I meet my colleagues and closest friends as well as the place where I send my graduate students to their first conference. My TMS membership has allowed me to participate at numerous conferences and events that highlight my work while learning about new and interesting research from other members. My TMS membership is an international passport to the world of materials science. It is an honor to receive this award named after two of my main role models: Julia and Hans Weertman.
- Citation: For her outstanding contributions to educating and mentoring students in materials science and engineering.
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Kaufman CALPHAD Scholarship
Emily Proehl -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin Madison, Madison, WI
- Quote: For the past four years I have been involved with the University of Wisconsin-Madison Material Advantage Student Chapter. The organization has allowed me to explore my passion of Materials Science and Engineering through countless chapter meetings, industry connections, and funding of chapter events like foundry fun nights and forging. The chapter has encouraged my curiosity in the field and helped me develop as a future scientist and engineer. In the fall of 2020, I hope to attend graduate school in the field of nuclear materials. I am excited by the prospect of continued involvement in Material Advantage and TMS at the graduate level and in a professional career ahead.
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2020
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Leadership Award
Sergio Nves Monteiro -
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- Title: Full Professor
- Affiliation: Military Institute of Engineering, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Quote: As a long time TMS member, I have been involved in several volunteer roles that I believe could be valuable for a stronger professional society. These contributions include the coordination of the Characterization of Materials symposia, creation of the TMS-ABM and Pan-American Conferences, and enlarging the Brazilian delegation to TMS meetings. This award serves as recognition that this involvement has been considered worthwhile.
- Citation: For sustained international leadership in materials, for initiating graduate materials education in Brazil, for conducting globally recognized research for fifty years, and for strengthening the ties between ABM and TMS.
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2020
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Light Metals Award
Sébastien Guérard -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: Rio Tinto Aluminum, Arvida Research and Development Center, Jonquière, QC Canada
- Quote: For me, TMS was always the main global organization within the light metals industry. I have been reading and learning from its publications since I was a student, and its annual meeting is the best event to attend in order to network and keep up with the technical advances in the field. It is therefore a great honor, and one of the highlights of my career, to receive an award from such an important and prestigious institution. I also consider it a recognition of the technological leadership of the aluminum group at Rio Tinto.
- Other: "A Transient Model of the Anodic Current Distribution in an Aluminum Electrolysis Cell," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Award
Patrice Côté -
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- Title: Principal Advisor, Data Science and Artificial Intelligence
- Affiliation: Rio Tinto Aluminum, Arvida Research and Development Center, Jonquière, QC Canada
- Quote: It is an honor to receive this award. TMS papers are best in class and have always been a reference in my work and our domain. For our paper to be recognized at the Light Metals level is definitely a highlight in my career
- Other: "A Transient Model of the Anodic Current Distribution in an Aluminum Electrolysis Cell," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Mariana Braulio -
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- Title: Materials Engineering Ph.D.
- Affiliation: 4Cast—Technical Assistance and Consultancy on Refractories, São Carlos, SP, Brazil
- Quote: I have been working in the aluminum industry for various years, so this community is very special to me. In the beginning of my career, one of my dreams was to join the TMS organization in the USA. This awqard is especially important as the prize will be shared with Alcoa employees. I am a previous Alcoan and now I work for them as a third-party partner in touch with members in Australia, North America, and Europe for the smelters. I woudl like to thank TMS very much for this special moment.
- Other: "Improving the Reliability of Fluidized Bed Alumina Calciners by Suitable Refractory Lining Selection," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
José Cunha -
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- Affiliation: Alumar, São Luis, MA, Brazil
- Other: "Improving the Reliability of Fluidized Bed Alumina Calciners by Suitable Refractory Lining Selection," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Austin Maxwell -
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- Affiliation: Alcoa, Pinjarra, WA, Australia
- Other: "Improving the Reliability of Fluidized Bed Alumina Calciners by Suitable Refractory Lining Selection," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Victor Pandolfelli -
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- Title: Full Professor
- Affiliation: Alcoa, São Carlos, SP, Brazil
- Quote: Being selected for this award is a great honour for all those who worked on this paper.
- Other: "Improving the Reliability of Fluidized Bed Alumina Calciners by Suitable Refractory Lining Selection," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Deam Whiteman -
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- Affiliation: Alcoa, Pinjarra, WA, Australia
- Other: "Improving the Reliability of Fluidized Bed Alumina Calciners by Suitable Refractory Lining Selection," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Frederic De Geuser -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: Grenoble Institute of Technology, Grenoble, France
- Quote: This award is an honor for me and it is particularly a pleasure since it is awarded to the work of a brilliant (former) Ph.D. student, Michael Langille, and was performed in collaborations with some of the best groups in the world, initiating collaborations which will certainly prove even more fruitful.
- Other: "Understanding the Role of Cu and Clustering on Strain Hardening and Strain Rate Sensitivity of Al-Mg-Si-Cu Alloys," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Alexis Deschamps -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Grenoble Institute of Technology, Saint-Martin-d'Hères, France
- Quote: This award is an important recognition for the work of my PhD student Michael Langille who has been the main contributor. It is also a recognition of the value of collaborative work, as this study has involved great researchers from the company Constellium, from Queen’s university in Canada and from MPIE institute in Germany.
- Other: "Understanding the Role of Cu and Clustering on Strain Hardening and Strain Rate Sensitivity of Al-Mg-Si-Cu Alloys," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Brad Diak -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Mechanical and Materials Engineering, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada
- Quote: Since originally joining as a student member, TMS has offered a wealth of deep learning on all things materials through its conferences and technical publications. As I graduated to a non-student role, the TMS network enabled interaction with many of our leaders in the field. The light metals award is a true honor. Light metals originally brought me into the materials science field as a student and it is an honor to receive recognition in that same field with the incredible scientists, who I share this award.
- Other: "Understanding the Role of Cu and Clustering on Strain Hardening and Strain Rate Sensitivity of Al-Mg-Si-Cu Alloys," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Baptiste Gault -
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- Title: Group Leader
- Affiliation: Max-Planck-Institut Fr Eisenforschung, Dusseldorf, Germany
- Other: "Understanding the Role of Cu and Clustering on Strain Hardening and Strain Rate Sensitivity of Al-Mg-Si-Cu Alloys," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Giles Guiglionda -
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- Title: Staff R&D Engineer
- Affiliation: Constellium Technology Center (C-TEC), Voreppe, France
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive the TMS Light Metals Award. It is a recognition of the relevance, significance and quality of the research done by the team of co-authors on a topic of importance for Constellium and our industry. It will certainly encourage us to pursue collaborative studies to improve our understanding of clustering in age-hardenable aluminum alloys.
- Other: "Understanding the Role of Cu and Clustering on Strain Hardening and Strain Rate Sensitivity of Al-Mg-Si-Cu Alloys," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Michael Langille -
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- Title: R&D Metallurgist
- Affiliation: Constellium Technology Center(C-Tec), Voreppe, France
- Quote: I am grateful to have been recognized with my co-authors for this award. This work was a principal component of my Ph.D thesis and to be presented this award for this specific paper is a true honor. It has been a privilege to work with each of my co-authors at their respective facilities and I thank each of them for their individual contributions, without them this would not have been possible. I hope that the collaboration between SIMaP, Queesn’s University, MPIE and Constellium will continue into the future to allow for an improved understanding of clustering and its role on strain hardening and strain rate sensitivity.
- Other: "Understanding the Role of Cu and Clustering on Strain Hardening and Strain Rate Sensitivity of Al-Mg-Si-Cu Alloys," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Sami Meddeb -
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- Title: Engineer
- Affiliation: CEA Saclay, Grenoble, France
- Other: "Understanding the Role of Cu and Clustering on Strain Hardening and Strain Rate Sensitivity of Al-Mg-Si-Cu Alloys," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Dierk Raabe -
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- Title: Chief Executive
- Affiliation: Max-Planck-Institut Fr Eisenforschung, Dusseldorf, Germany
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive this award. High strength aluminium alloys are key materials that enable lightweight transportation, construction and mobile communication solutions. Understanding the role of the early stages of atomic clustering on strain hardening and strain rate sensitivity is therefore essential. Considering that even high strength aluminium alloys are still a factor 7 away from their theoretical strength limit shows that there is a lot of headroom for further research in this field. Since the main strengthening factor in aluminium alloys are atomic clusters and nanoprecipitates such endeavors require the development and use of methods that allow to probe such nanoscale and near atomic scale phenomena, such as synchrotron and atom probe methods.
- Other: "Understanding the Role of Cu and Clustering on Strain Hardening and Strain Rate Sensitivity of Al-Mg-Si-Cu Alloys," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Huan Zhao -
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- Affiliation: Max-Planck-Institut Fr Eisenforschung, Dusseldorf, Germany
- Quote: I feel much honored to receive this award. It is an important recognition for me as a young aluminum researcher. This award encourages me to continue researching on aluminum alloys.
- Other: "Understanding the Role of Cu and Clustering on Strain Hardening and Strain Rate Sensitivity of Al-Mg-Si-Cu Alloys," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Sébastien Guérard -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: Rio Tinto Aluminum, Arvida Research and Development Center, Jonquière, QC Canada
- Quote: For me, TMS was always the main global organization within the light metals industry. I have been reading and learning from its publications since I was a student, and its annual meeting is the best event to attend in order to network and keep up with the technical advances in the field. It is therefore a great honor, and one of the highlights of my career, to receive an award from such an important and prestigious institution. I also consider it a recognition of the technological leadership of the aluminum group at Rio Tinto.
- Other: "A Transient Model of the Anodic Current Distribution in an Aluminum Electrolysis Cell," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Patrice Côté -
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- Title: Principal Advisor, Data Science and Artificial Intelligence
- Affiliation: Rio Tinto Aluminum, Arvida Research and Development Center, Jonquière, QC Canada
- Quote: It is an honor to receive this award. TMS papers are best in class and have always been a reference in my work and our domain. For our paper to be recognized at the Light Metals level is definitely a highlight in my career
- Other: "A Transient Model of the Anodic Current Distribution in an Aluminum Electrolysis Cell," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Christophe Bouché -
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- Title: Innovation & Carbon Technical Director
- Affiliation: Fives Solios, Givors, France
- Quote: This award is very important for us, as it is an independent recognition of the value of both our R&D process and the resulting technology. It also confirmed that the choices of our R&D developments are in-line with the actual needs of the aluminum industry. Overall, it creates a huge satisfaction of both our R&D teams and our industrial partners, reinforcing their motivation and making possible to develop even more our R&D effort.
- Other: "Carbon Block Tracking Package Based on Vision Technology," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
David Brismalein -
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- Affiliation: Aluminum Dunkerque, Loon-Plage, France
- Other: "Carbon Block Tracking Package Based on Vision Technology," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Xavier Genin -
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- Affiliation: Fives Solios, Givors, France
- Other: "Carbon Block Tracking Package Based on Vision Technology," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Pierre Mahieu -
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- Title: Process Engineer
- Affiliation: Fives Solios, Givors, France
- Quote: It is obviously a great satisfaction as inventor of the concept and co-author of the article to receive this award from a conference and publication recognized for its quality. This award reinforces our choices and our efforts to provide solutions that are ever more efficient and adapted to market requirements. More specifically on this project, it confirms the interest of the aluminum industry in the traceability of carbon anodes as a basis for data-driven predictive control.
- Other: "Carbon Block Tracking Package Based on Vision Technology," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Hervé Pédroli -
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- Affiliation: Aluminum Dunkerque, Loon-Plage, France
- Other: "Carbon Block Tracking Package Based on Vision Technology," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Nils Bauerschlag -
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- Title: Head of Technical Customer Service and Product Development Business Unit Foil
- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminum Rolled Products GmbH, Grevenbroich, Germany
- Quote: First of all, thank you very much for choosing our paper for this award. Receiving this award shows that recycling, and especially scrap sorting as an essential part of the process chain, is an important pillar for the aluminium industry. This also reflects the ambitious targets from Hydro to become more sustainable in the near future. Additionally, I would also like to thank the recycling team at the R&D center in Bonn who work very intensely on this topic
- Other: "LIBS Based Sorting—A Solution for Automotive Scrap," Light Metals 2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Georg Rombach -
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- Title: Senior Advisor
- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminum Rolled Products GmbH, Bonn, Germany
- Quote: Receiving this award shows me that the topic of aluminium alloy sorting is of interest for the TMS annual meeting attendees. I am glad that we managed to get across the main findings in our presentation. This is a good motivation for further work in this field and hopefully for generating enough exciting results for future papers.
- Other: "LIBS Based Sorting—A Solution for Automotive Scrap," Light Metals 2019
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Donna Post Guillen -
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- Title: Distinguished Research Engineer
- Affiliation: Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID
- Quote: I’m absolutely delighted to receive this honor, and most genuinely grateful. It validates the importance of service and leadership. I am humbled to join the ranks of other distinguished individuals that have received this award in past years. It has been a pleasure working with TMS staff and the other volunteers over the past decade. Thank you for this great honor.
- Citation: For dedicated service to LMD and to the Energy Committee as Vice-Chair, Chair, Past-Chair, JOM Advisor, representative, symposia organizer, session chair and technical paper presenter.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Christopher Gourlay -
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- Title: Reader
- Affiliation: Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom
- Quote: This award is a great honour for our team and inspires us to deepen our research into intermetallics in light alloys. For me, the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition has always been a valuable forum to learn from leading people in the field and to meet kindred spirits and collaborators
- Other: Al8Mn5 Particle Settling and Interactions with Oxide Films in Liquid AZ91 Magnesium Alloys, JOM, July 2019
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Kazuhiro Nogita -
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- Affiliation: The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
- Other: Al8Mn5 Particle Settling and Interactions with Oxide Films in Liquid AZ91 Magnesium Alloys, JOM, July 2019
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Liuqing Peng -
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- Affiliation: Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom
- Other: Al8Mn5 Particle Settling and Interactions with Oxide Films in Liquid AZ91 Magnesium Alloys, JOM, July 2019
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Te-Cheng Su -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Research Associate
- Affiliation: Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom
- Other: Al8Mn5 Particle Settling and Interactions with Oxide Films in Liquid AZ91 Magnesium Alloys, JOM, July 2019
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Hideyuki Yasuda -
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- Affiliation: Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan
- Other: Al8Mn5 Particle Settling and Interactions with Oxide Films in Liquid AZ91 Magnesium Alloys, JOM, July 2019
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Guanghui Zeng -
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- Affiliation: Central South University, Changsha, China
- Other: Al8Mn5 Particle Settling and Interactions with Oxide Films in Liquid AZ91 Magnesium Alloys, JOM, July 2019
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Sarbajit Banerjee -
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- Title: Davidson Professor of Chemistry & Chancellor EDGES Fellow
- Affiliation: Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
- Quote: It is a great honor to be recognized by TMS with this award. TMS has supported me along every step of my career and TMS meetings are very much the highlight of the year for my research group. What I find especially remarkable about TMS is its ability to connect different areas of materials and minerals research and its ability to build bridges across disciplinary communities, between professionals at different career stages, and to bring together academics and industrial researchers alike. As my graduate students attend TMS meetings, it is truly rewarding to see them join this welcoming and diverse community.
- Other: "Elucidation of Growth Mechanisms and Control of Morphology in Electrodeposited Magnesium Thin Films"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Zachary Brunson -
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- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
- Quote: This award offers a degree of affirmation to my research. It indicates that I am doing work that is going to be impactful and that I am making meaningful contributions to the scientific community. Additionally, in the specific context of a poster presentation this award helps to confirm that I can present engaging scientific information and am capable of articulating my ideas effectively. Awards like this are conducive to the continuation of meaningful scientific endeavors and to the perpetuation of individual efforts, especially in the context of burgeoning professionals and students such as myself. Thank you TMS.
- Other: "In Situ Characterization of the Deformation Mechanisms Present in Biaxially Loaded Mg"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Rachel Davidson -
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- Title: Graduate Student
- Affiliation: Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
- Quote: I’m honored to receive the TMS Light Metals Division Magnesium Best Poster award. The LMD’s showcase of fundamental studies on everything from metal production to application is unparalleled by any other society. While TMS is a sizable society with scientists working across disciplines of science and engineering, it’s well known as being a close-knit community and has served as an invaluable resource as I navigate the path to my future career
- Other: "Elucidation of Growth Mechanisms and Control of Morphology in Electrodeposited Magnesium Thin Films"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Aaron Stebner -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
- Other: "In Situ Characterization of the Deformation Mechanisms Present in Biaxially Loaded Mg"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Amine Benzerga -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
- Other: "Modeling the 3D Plastic Anisotropy of a Magnesium Alloy Processed Using Severe Plastic Deformation," Magnesium Technology 2019
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Jacques Besson -
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- Affiliation: Ecole Des Mines, Evry Cedex, France
- Other: "Modeling the 3D Plastic Anisotropy of a Magnesium Alloy Processed Using Severe Plastic Deformation," Magnesium Technology 2019
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Joshua Herrington -
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- Affiliation: Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
- Other: "Modeling the 3D Plastic Anisotropy of a Magnesium Alloy Processed Using Severe Plastic Deformation," Magnesium Technology 2019
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Yazid Madi -
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- Title: Dr. Ing
- Affiliation: EPF Ecole D'Ingenieur-e-s, Seals, France
- Other: "Modeling the 3D Plastic Anisotropy of a Magnesium Alloy Processed Using Severe Plastic Deformation," Magnesium Technology 2019
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Maximilian Bechly -
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- Affiliation: Stralsund University of Applied Sciences, Stralsund, Germany
- Other: "Corrosion Bending Fatigue of RESOLOY® and WE43 Magnesium Alloy Wires," Magnesium Technology 2019
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Benjamin Bittner -
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- Affiliation: MeKo Laser Material Processing, Sarstedt, Germany
- Other: "Corrosion Bending Fatigue of RESOLOY® and WE43 Magnesium Alloy Wires," Magnesium Technology 2019
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Adam Griebel -
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- Affiliation: Fort Wayne Metals, Fort Wayne, IN
- Quote: I am honored to receive this award on behalf of the entire Fort Wayne Metals organization, whose continued success in medical wire manufacturing enables our participation in research like this. It is very encouraging to have our work recognized as a worthy endeavor; seeking to understand a real problem faced by those trying to make this promising absorbable metal technology accessible to patients around the world. Further, this award highlights the essential nature of networking and participation in conferences like those held by TMS; without regular interactions at these conferences this collaboration would not have materialized.
- Other: "Corrosion Bending Fatigue of RESOLOY® and WE43 Magnesium Alloy Wires," Magnesium Technology 2019
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Matthias Jahn -
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- Affiliation: Stralsund University of Applied Sciences, Stralsund, Germany
- Other: "Corrosion Bending Fatigue of RESOLOY® and WE43 Magnesium Alloy Wires," Magnesium Technology 2019
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Petra Maier -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Stralsund University of Applied Sciences, Stralsund, Germany
- Quote: Receiving this award is a great honor because it emphasizes the importance of this research, especially in the field of application of science in solving a practical problem. It is always a challenge to find the right testing method within the translation process from human body into laboratory environment. Furthermore, this award highlights the importance of international groups and interdisciplinary research. Because of the TMS membership, I am a part of an international network, which pushes its own research with new project ideas & cooperations and certainly broadens my scientific horizon.
- Other: "Corrosion Bending Fatigue of RESOLOY® and WE43 Magnesium Alloy Wires," Magnesium Technology 2019
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Roman Menze -
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- Affiliation: MeKo Laser Material Processing, Sarstedt, Germany
- Quote: It is a great honor for me and a valuable recognition of our work as scientists. Even though we are working in a industrial company and not a university.
- Other: "Corrosion Bending Fatigue of RESOLOY® and WE43 Magnesium Alloy Wires," Magnesium Technology 2019
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Jeremy Schaffer -
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- Title: Director of Research and Development
- Affiliation: Fort Wayne Metals, Fort Wayne, IN
- Quote: It is an honor and a privilege to receive this award and humbling because of the wide and deserving metals research community working in absorbable technology. We have been persistent in our drive to solve key performance challenges in magnesium wire for absorbable devices for 10 years because we have witnessed the beneficial impact for patients. It is encouraging, first, to receive recognition from TMS for a small part of this endeavor, and further, that profitable research relationships enabled through sharing and networking at TMS meetings themselves have helped this technology toward real patient impact. We thank you, for making a difference.
- Other: "Corrosion Bending Fatigue of RESOLOY® and WE43 Magnesium Alloy Wires," Magnesium Technology 2019
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Irene Beyerlein -
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- Title: Robert Mehrabian Interdisciplinary Chair
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, Goleta, CA
- Other: "Characterization of Staggered Twin Formation in HCP Magnesium," Magnesium Technology 2019
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Arul Kumar Mariyappan -
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- Title: Scientist
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: It is a great honor for me to receive the LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award-Fundamental Research. I would like to thank the selection committee and thank my colleagues. TMS is an exciting professional society and it provides an opportunity to meet with scientists and engineers form such a large spectrum of research specializations, which opens avenues for collaboration.
- Other: "Characterization of Staggered Twin Formation in HCP Magnesium," Magnesium Technology 2019
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Brandon Leu -
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- Title: Ph.D. Candidate
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, Chino Hills, CA
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive the award and I am proud to represent the UCSB materials department. I would like to thank the support from my collaborators and my mentors Arul Kumar Mariyappan and Irene Beyerlein who have been invaluable. I would also like to thank TMS for allowing us all to have an amazing platform to share our research and ideas with one another. It means a lot for me to be able to contribute to the community.
- Other: "Characterization of Staggered Twin Formation in HCP Magnesium," Magnesium Technology 2019
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2020
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Paul Rottmann -
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- Affiliation: University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY
- Other: "Characterization of Staggered Twin Formation in HCP Magnesium," Magnesium Technology 2019
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2020
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LMD Scholarship
Samantha Schloder -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
- Quote: Upon starting the materials science and engineering program at the University of Pittsburgh, I joined Material Advantage. Through this, I was introduced to numerous opportunities in research, internships, and scholarships. Scholarships such as this one are the reason why I succeed at school. Rather than worrying about money all the time, I can focus on my studies. Once I finish my undergraduate degree I hope to continue my education through a masters/doctorate program.
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LMD Technology Award
Alan Luo -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
- Quote: "Winning the LMD Technology Award from TMS means a lot to me since I have been working in the light metals community (both industry and academia) for more than thirty years and LMD has been my home division at TMS. Over the years, TMS has provided me tremendous opportunities for technology development and professional networking. I appreciate my colleagues and friends at TMS and the Light Metals Division for their support and recognition.
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to research, development and education in light metals technology.
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2020
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Abdallah Elsayed -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Guelph, Cambridge, ON Canada
- Quote: I would first like to thank the Light Metals Division for selecting me as a recipient of a Young Leaders Professional Development Award. I first joined TMS as a student under the Materials Advantage program more than 10 years ago. I immediately recognized the benefits of being affiliated with a professional society composed of passionate and talented members who contribute to the dissemination of research related to materials discovery through journals and conference presentations. Their knowledge helped me further my own research and advance my career. I look forward to continuing my fruitful association with TMS and to contributing to the TMS Foundation as a Young Leader.
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2020
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Julien Lauzon-Gauthier -
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- Title: Research Engineer-Carbon
- Affiliation: Alcoa Corporation, Deschambault, Quebec Canada
- Quote: Over the years, TMS events and publications have allowed me to share my work in JOM and the Light Metals proceedings. Attending annual meetings also allowed me to interact with other researchers, colleagues, and suppliers that helped to broaden my knowledge and my network. I realize now that this is very valuable in my role as a research engineer. I am honored to receive this award and look forward to this opportunity to step-up and be more involved in the TMS committees.
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2020
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
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2020
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Blake Fullenwider -
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- Affiliation: US Army Research Laboratory, Aberdeen, MD
- Quote: It is an honor for our study of the ball milling of machining waste to be selected for this TMS award. My colleagues and I worked hard to determine the proper milling techniques for this work, and we are very grateful for the recognition associated with this award. TMS membership enables scientists around the world to collaborate and share exciting new research. It fosters creative and innovative thinking, furthering the impact of everyone’s research.
- Other: "From Recycled Machining Waste to Useful Powders for Metal Additive Manufacturing," REWAS 2019
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2020
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Parnian Kiani -
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- Title: Ph.D Candidate
- Affiliation: University of California Irvine, Irvine, CA
- Quote: I want to express my utmost gratitude to the TMS LMD/EPD subject award committee. I would also like to thank my amazing colleagues and supervisors that made this work possible. This award means a lot to me both personally and professionally and made me very excited to pursue my work on environmental issues of additive manufacturing. In addition, the TMS group membership provided me the opportunity to connect with professionals and experts, while sharing my research ideas with my fellow researchers and learning about the new developments in the field.
- Other: "From Recycled Machining Waste to Useful Powders for Metal Additive Manufacturing," REWAS 2019
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2020
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Kaka Ma -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
- Quote: I am highly honored to receive this award. As an early-career faculty, I am much encouraged to know that the research from my group is recognized by the community. This award marks a significant accomplishment in my career and urges me to continue making contributions to the materials research community. I have been a TMS member since 2009, which has been a great benefit in my professional development as TMS membership provides me with access to a suite of valuable resources and opportunities to network with global scientists and engineers in the materials community with whom I can discuss research ideas, exchange scientific insights, and establish collaborations to further advance the research fields of my interest
- Other: "From Recycled Machining Waste to Useful Powders for Metal Additive Manufacturing," REWAS 2019
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2020
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Julie Schoenung -
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- Title: Professor and Chair, Department of Materials Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: University of California Irvine, Irvine, CA
- Quote: I am very honored to be selected to receive this award. The paper that is being honored here highlights an important new direction of research focused on addressing alternative feedstock materials for the rapidly growing field of metal additive manufacturing. I am proud of our team of researchers for being among the first to develop these ideas and for our ability to advance this important field of study. I thank TMS for this recognition and for their professional development support throughout my career.
- Other: "From Recycled Machining Waste to Useful Powders for Metal Additive Manufacturing," REWAS 2019
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2020
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Morris Cohen Award
Eduard Arzt -
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- Title: Director
- Affiliation: Leibmiz Institute for New Materials (INM), Saarbruecken, Saar, Germany
- Quote: Materials science (the “mother” of sciences) is a wonderful research area for linking deep fundamentals with direct application in everyday life. The mission to build this bridge is also at the heart of TMS. I see this award as confirmation that my own path from very basic metals physics to bioinspired microstructures for robotic applications has created visibility. And I am flattered to see that so many of my international colleagues have converged in their views to nominate me for this award. Many thanks to them and to TMS for bestowing this honor on me!
- Citation: For seminal contributions that significantly advanced our knowledge of creep, densification, electronic transport in materials, biological materials, and bioinspiration.
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2020
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MPMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Yunzhi Wang -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: The Ohio State University, Colombus, OH
- Quote: I am deeply honored and humbled by the recognition of my MPMD peers for this prestigious award. I would like to share this recognition with my students and colleagues, because it is their contributions that have made possible what I have accomplished. I also acknowledge TMS, my home professional society, for providing a vibrant platform for close interactions and long-lasting collaborations with other researchers in the field, which has shaped my career path.
- Citation: For outstanding achievements in fundamental and computational study on microstructural evolution during solid state phase transformations and plastic deformation in metals and alloys.
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MPMD Distinguished Service Award
Douglas Spearot -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
- Quote: TMS has been the most important professional society to the advancement of my career. Scientifically, TMS has provided a forum for me to engage with preeminent scholars in my field of research. In addition, through technical and administrative committee service, TMS has provided me the opportunity to build leadership skills and a network of colleagues beyond my research field. I am grateful to be recognized by MPMD for my service to TMS.
- Citation: A dedicated member and leader in different technical committees and council of MPMD for more than a decade. Also, serving in several leadership committees of TMS including vice chair of the Membership and Student Development Committee of TMS.
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2020
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MPMD ICME Industry Implementation Award
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2020
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MPMD Scholarship
Natalie Wieber -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Knoxville, TN
- Quote: TMS has been a key and integral part of my education and career, especially after transferring institutions to pursue a degree in material science. When I transferred, I was introduced to Material Advantage which would not exist if it weren't for TMS. My involvement in Material Advantage gave me the opportunity to serve as a service and social chair for my university's chapter. My involvement also showed faculty that I am passionate about material science, eventually facilitating my internship at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. I am so grateful for these opportunities as well as the MPMD scholarship because it gives me confidence in my efforts to join the field of material science and engineering! I plan on continuing my education in a Ph.D. program beginning fall of 2020, diving more deeply into ceramic materials and renewable energy applications
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Somayeh Pasebani -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR
- Quote: I am very grateful to receive the 2020 MPMD Young Leader Professional Development Award. This recognition by my peers and leaders in my field provides encouragement and further bolsters my confidence. This will go a long way in helping me achieve my career goals. TMS is like my extended family where I get to meet my peers and make friendship personally and professionally that enrich my career, personal growth, and professional development. I am truly honored to be a member of TMS for more than a decade joining as a first-year Ph.D. student and getting involved with Material Advantage Chapter activities, winning in the graduate student poster competition, and receiving the Henry DeWitt Smith scholarship. As a faculty member, TMS has tremendously helped me in enhancing my leadership skills through membership in technical committees, diversity committees, and organizing symposiums and even outreach and volunteer activities. It is my great desire and pleasure to continue to contribute to TMS and to help accomplish its valuable mission.
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2020
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Damien Tourret -
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- Title: Researcher
- Affiliation: IMDEA Materials Institute, Getafe, Madrid Spain
- Quote: I am honored by this recognition and grateful to the TMS Foundation for supporting the growth of young scientists and engineers. I greatly appreciate the positive effect that being a TMS member has already had on my professional development. Annual meetings have allowed me to meet collaborators, mentors, and distinguished experts in and beyond my field. The breadth of available volunteering opportunities offers every member a platform to learn and develop their technical and leadership skills. I am proud to be member of a society championing diversity.
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2020
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Carelyn Campbell -
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- Title: Metallurgist
- Affiliation: National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD US
- Other: "The Influence of Annealing Temperature and Time on the Formation of d -Phase in Additively-Manufactured Inconel 625," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, July 2018
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Eric Lass -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Knoxville TN United States
- Quote: I do what I do because I love science and want to produce meaningful results that advance the scientific community and society. For TMS, the world’s leading society of materials scientists and engineers, to recognize our publication as among the best of the year is a great honor and affirms that my colleagues and I are indeed making an impact. That’s one of the great things about TMS too, and why I volunteer my time for the Society. Not only does it provide the opportunity to make new connections and expand your own reach, but the ground up organization of the Society means that any recognition of success is coming straight from those at the heart of our discipline.
- Other: "The Influence of Annealing Temperature and Time on the Formation of d -Phase in Additively-Manufactured Inconel 625," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, July 2018
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2020
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Lyle Levine -
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- Title: Project Lead, Additive Manufacturing of Metals
- Affiliation: National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD US
- Quote: I am thrilled that we have received this recognition from TMS! We have a fantastic team of people working together to understand and solve some of the challenges posed by additive manufacturing of metals. Each success is built upon years of hard work and this award is welcome proof that this work is valued by the material processing community. I also want to thank TMS for their long-standing support and for being such a great partner in our Additive Manufacturing Benchmark Test Series (AM-Bench). TMS is a wonderful organization that helps bring researchers together and we are proud to be part of their community.
- Other: "The Influence of Annealing Temperature and Time on the Formation of d -Phase in Additively-Manufactured Inconel 625," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, July 2018
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2020
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Greta Lindwall -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Hagersten, Sweden
- Other: "The Influence of Annealing Temperature and Time on the Formation of d -Phase in Additively-Manufactured Inconel 625," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, July 2018
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Daniel Ng -
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- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Evanston, IL US
- Other: "The Influence of Annealing Temperature and Time on the Formation of d -Phase in Additively-Manufactured Inconel 625," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, July 2018
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Mark Stoudt -
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- Title: Materials Research Engineer
- Affiliation: National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD
- Other: "The Influence of Annealing Temperature and Time on the Formation of d -Phase in Additively-Manufactured Inconel 625," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, July 2018
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Maureen Williams -
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- Affiliation: National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD US
- Other: "The Influence of Annealing Temperature and Time on the Formation of d -Phase in Additively-Manufactured Inconel 625," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, July 2018
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Fan Zhang -
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- Title: Physicist
- Affiliation: National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD US
- Quote: I am very grateful to the TMS awards committee for selection of our paper. I believe our paper about the time-temperature-transformation diagram of the formation of d phase in additively manufactured Inconel 625 is timely for the community to appreciate the unique challenges that additive manufacturing brings together with its immense potential. TMS has played an important role in my professional development, offering me a forum to exchange ideas with my peers and to get involved with technical committees. I thank TMS for this distinct honor and look forward to continued contribution to and involvement with the Society.
- Other: "The Influence of Annealing Temperature and Time on the Formation of d -Phase in Additively-Manufactured Inconel 625," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, July 2018
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2020
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Oleg D. Sherby Award
Farghalli Mohamed -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: University of California, Irvine, CA
- Quote: It is a great honor to be selected as the recipient of the TMS Oleg D. Sherby Award. I have known the late Sherby for many years since 1974. He was a great man and a wonderful mentor. His work on creep has inspired my research activities in several research areas including creep of solid solution alloys, the effect of stacking fault energy on creep behavior of metals, stability of subgrain size during creep, low-temperature creep, and superplasticity. It is worth mentioning the late Sherby and I worked as graduate students for the late John Dorn of the University of California at Berkeley . He was the fourth Ph.D. student and I was the last graduate student.
- Citation: For pioneering contributions in the areas of creep and superplasticity.
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2020
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Alan Taub -
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- Title: Professor, Materials Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Quote: It is quite an honor to be recognized by my colleagues at TMS for the Application to Practice Award. I have always felt that performing leading edge scientific discovery and then applying those insights to technology development and commercialization is key to world class innovation. I have been fortunate in being able to practice that approach in both industry and academia. The TMS meetings have always provided an excellent forum for presenting and discussing the results of that research.
- Citation: Leadership that led to the formulation and execution of novel industrial research and development projects which brought together many parts of the supply chain, and demonstrated that modern materials design practices can lead to new products and pathways to success for the entire manufacturing industry.
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2020
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Rajiv Mishra -
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- Title: Distinguished Research Professor
- Affiliation: University of North Texas, Denton TX USA
- Quote: TMS has been a primary professional society for me and I remember the excitement when I attended my very first Structural Materials Division (SMD) meeting more than 20 years back. It has been an excellent experience to be involved with TMS and the SMD at various levels. Continuously attending TMS annual meetings for the last 25 years has been critical for my scientific and professional growth. To receive this award is very gratifying as it is an acknowledgement from the peers. I am very grateful to all my students, post-docs and collaborators for helping with my scientific endeavors.
- Citation: For advancing understanding of temperature dependent deformation mechanisms in metallic materials and composites.
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
Ellen Cerreta -
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- Title: Deputy Division Leader
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: I am honored to receive this award. Serving the materials profession through membership in the Structural Materials Division of TMS has been extremely gratifying for me.
- Citation: For exceptional service and dedication to the Structural Materials Division of the Metals Minerals and Materials Society and the broader field of Materials Science.
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2020
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Charles Matthew Enloe -
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- Title: Senior Manager
- Affiliation: CBMM North America, Pittsburgh, PA
- Other: Effect of TiN-Particles on Fracture of Press-Hardened Steel Sheets and Components, JOM, April 2019
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Qi Lu -
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- Affiliation: General Motors Global Research and Development, Shanghai, China
- Other: Effect of TiN-Particles on Fracture of Press-Hardened Steel Sheets and Components, JOM, April 2019
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Jiachen Pang -
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- Affiliation: General Motors Global Research and Development, Shanghai, China
- Other: Effect of TiN-Particles on Fracture of Press-Hardened Steel Sheets and Components, JOM, April 2019
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Jeff Wang -
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- Title: Manager
- Affiliation: General Motors Global Research and Development, Shanghai, China
- Other: Effect of TiN-Particles on Fracture of Press-Hardened Steel Sheets and Components, JOM, April 2019
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Hongliang Yi -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Other: Effect of TiN-Particles on Fracture of Press-Hardened Steel Sheets and Components, JOM, April 2019
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SMD Scholarship
Jadzia Graves -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Idaho, Moscow, ID
- Quote: Material Advantage has allowed me to connect with my peers in a way that general classes have not. Since becoming involved in the club, I have had greater opportunities to work with other students in my field and participate in events like the TMS Bladesmithing Competition. Attending the TMS annual meeting was an amazing opportunity to learn about recent occurrences in the world of materials and it gave me a chance to present what I have learned in my own research. After I graduate I plan to pursue structural materials for aerospace applications. The SMD scholarship will help support my education and it is a great honor to receive it.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Aeriel Murphy-Leonard -
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- Title: NRC Postdoctoral Fellow
- Affiliation: United States Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC
- Quote: TMS has been a vital partner in helping me grow and extend my network across multiple disciplines and areas. Even as a graduate student I had the ability to serve in leadership roles on multiple committees. Being a member of TMS has been important in both my professional and personal developtment.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Richard Oleksak -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: National Energy Technology Laboratory, Albany, OR
- Quote: I am truly grateful for this award and am eager to become more involved in TMS. After changing research focuses early in my career, I have found TMS to be a very welcoming organization and the perfect segue into the structural materials community. TMS has been instrumental in connecting me with leaders in my research area and in serving as an excellent forum for the presentation and discussion of research. I am confident that the TMS annual meeting will remain a premier venue throughout my career for sharing research, forming collaborations, and fostering relationships in the materials community.
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2020
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Yuan Li -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN
- Quote: I am deeply honored and excited to receive the prestigious TMS Best Paper Contest-Graduate Award. My heartfelt thanks go to the TMS Foundation and Materials Advantage for their support. Materials Advantage has been instrumental in offering me opportunities to engage in local chapter activities, which has enriched my understanding of cutting-edge research and enabled me to connect with outstanding researchers. This recognition significantly boosts my confidence in academic research and motivates me to pursue innovative and challenging projects in the future.
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2020
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Keyou Mao -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Quote: It is a blessing to be honored by such a prestigious award. The TMS Foundation and Materials Advantage provide me with a high-level professional platform to connect with the materials science community via sharing the frontiers of our research so that we can innovate materials to make our world a better place. I have attended more than ten TMS career development workshops. This award also allows me to present my work at the TMS 2020 Annual Meeting in San Diego. I believe all of these TMS benefits equip me with knowledge for my academic endeavors and elevate my motivation for solving greater materials problems. In the future, I will continue my career in materials research and development and open a start-up company.
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
Benjamin Suslavich -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Montana Tech, Butte, MT
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2020
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Charles Ward -
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- Title: Chief, Manufacturing and Industrial Technologies Division
- Affiliation: Air Force Research Laboratory,
- Citation: For national and global leadership in technology and policy for structural materials, Materials Genome Initiative, Integrated Computational Materials Engineering and materials data infrastructure”.
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2020
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TMS/SME/AIME James Douglas Gold Medal
James Olrich -
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- Title: Senior Director of Metallurgical Technology
- Affiliation: Newmont Goldcorp, Greenwood Village, CO
- Citation: For the advancement and implementation of technology in mineral processing, and the never-ending pursuit and application of metallurgical knowledge to global operations.
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William D. Nix Award
Robert Ritchie -
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- Title: H.T.& Jessie Chua Distinguished Professor of Engineering
- Affiliation: University of California Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: I have been a member of TMS now for over 40 years, and have always regarded it as my principal society membership. Thus, to win any TMS award is a genuinely major event in my life, but to be the inaugural recipient of a TMS medal bearing the name of William D. Nix is literally overwhelming yet at the same time humbling. Bill has been at the very top of our field for so many years; he is an absolutely stellar scientist and above all a true gentleman. To have my name linked to his through this new TMS award is truly an honor.
- Citation: Fundamental and sustained contributions to the mechanistic understanding of the multiscale mechanisms of the fracture and fatigue behavior of structural and biological materials.
- Other: "Damage Tolerance in Materials"
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Ursula Kattner -
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- Title: Physical Scientist
- Affiliation: National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD
- Quote: I feel very honored to be selected to receive the 2020 TMS William Hume-Rothery Award. Looking at the list of past recipients only emphasizes what a great honor it is to receive this award. Like Hume-Rothery, I am passionate about working on understanding phase equilibria and intermetallic phases. Unlike Hume-Rothery, I have the fortune of having modern computers for the study of phase equilibria in systems with more than three components and their application to practical problems. I am looking forward to the 2020 symposium to discuss advances in experimental and computational methods for the investigation of phase equilibria and intermetallic phases, as well as application to technological problems.
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to the development and application of the multicomponent thermodynamic descriptions for industrial applications.
- Other: "Phase Diagrams, Computational Thermodynamics and CALPHAD"
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Young Innovator in the Materials Science of Additive Manufacturing Award
Doug Hofmann -
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- Title: Principal
- Affiliation: NASA JPL/Caltech, Pasadna, CA
- Quote: My TMS membership has been the constant in my research career, spanning from when I was a graduate student to today. The TMS annual meeting is the event I look forward to the most each year on my calendar. Over the years, it has been a place where friendships have been made and fostered, research collaborations have been forged, industry connections have been made, and where I am able to track the amazing progress in metallurgy from my peers. It is impossible to overstate the importance of how the personal relationships made through TMS have affected my career and I am indebted to those TMS members who have helped me along the way.
- Other: "Innovation in Additive Manufacturing: A Perspective on an Early Career in Metal Alloy Development"
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Young Leaders International Scholar - FEMS
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
Michael Titus -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Quote: I am very grateful to TMS and JIM for this recognition and opportunity to present our work at the JIM Spring Annual Meeting. As my home professional society, TMS provides me and my students numerous opportunities to present our work, network with other professionals, and engage with students. The wide variety of symposia and conferences offered enhances the possibilities for multi-disciplinary collaboration and helps us expand our areas of research. I look forward to further engagement with TMS, my first-ever attendance at a JIM meeting, and meeting the many great JIM members in Japan.
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Acta Materialia Undergraduate Scholarship
Keith Coffman -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
- Quote: JOM has been instrumental in my keeping abreast of current accomplishments and challenges in my field. The resources made available by TMS, such as the Modelling Across Scales report are extremely valuable as they compile information on current techniques and challenges in a field, keeping students and professionals up to speed. I have also actively perused the website (chiefly for scholarship and internship opportunities), which has not only resulted in the generous support of the Acta Materialia scholarship, but also opportunities to appreciate what peers are accomplishing. The job board is a good sanity check for what hiring companies and universities seek. I have had few opportunities to participate in national conferences, so I hope to participate in the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition in March 2019. All-in-all, the resources and networking opportunities afforded by active membership in TMS have been extremely supportive of my educational and career goals. I am completing my final year as an undergraduate student in materials science and engineering at Georgia Institiute of Technology; after graduating I intend to pursue a Ph.D. in materials science. I will focus on computation and multiscale simulation of material properties from first principles, and I hope to apply my skills to solve energy generation and storage challenges, among many others.
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2019
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Acta Materialia Undergraduate Scholarship
Rafael Rodriguez De Vecchis -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA
- Quote: TMS and Material Advantage have provided me with both an excellent academic environment where I can share my passion for materials science with my fellow classmates, as well as with very much needed economic support that allows me to move forward in my engineering career. All this support has encouraged me to keep pursuing my aspirations for graduate school, proceeding with a Ph.D. program in materials science, with the purpose of becoming a professor, strongly committed to improve teaching by inspiring students to reach their full potential and dreams, and developing in collaboration with industry, new scientific and technological knowledge on new materials that can improve society and guarantee a sustainable future for the next generations.
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2019
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Irene Beyerlein -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA
- Other: "Elevated Temperature Effects on the Plastic Anisotropy of an Extruded Mg-4 Wt Pct Li Alloy: Experiments and Polycrystal Modeling," Metalurgical Transactions A, January 2017.
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2019
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Ana Casanova-Gomez -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Cambridge, Madrid, Spain
- Quote: I am very honored to share this award with a team of great professionals that I deeply admire. I gave my first steps in the world of materials science with this project during my master’s thesis, and it could not have been a better academic or personal experience. It is therefore exceptionally rewarding to receive this recognition for the work (and most especially the people) that first inspired my curiosity for metallurgy and materials research.
- Other: "Microstructural Features Controlling the Variability in Low-Cycle Fatigue Properties of Alloy Inconel 718DA at Intermediate Temperature," Metallurgical Transactions A, March 2016.
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Jonathan Cormier -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: ISAE-ENSMA and Institut Pprime, Futuroscope Chasseneuil, France
- Quote: TMS is my “materials family”. TMS allowed me to network with colleagues all around the world and for me, TMS is the leading organization for dissemination of scientific knowledge through its journals and conferences.This award is a recognition of a long term activity and collaboration between Institut Pprime and SAFRAN on the analysis of fatigue variability in high strength disk superalloys for rotating components in gas turbines. More recently, this collaboration has been extended to the University of California, Santa Barbara in the framework of Damien Texier post-doc, with decisive contributions by all partners.
- Other: "Microstructural Features Controlling the Variability in Low-Cycle Fatigue Properties of Alloy Inconel 718DA at Intermediate Temperature," Metallurgical Transactions A, March 2016.
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Christoph Fahrenson -
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- Title: Technical staff Member
- Affiliation: Technical University of Berlin, Berlin, Germany
- Other: "Elevated Temperature Effects on the Plastic Anisotropy of an Extruded Mg-4 Wt Pct Li Alloy: Experiments and Polycrystal Modeling," Metalurgical Transactions A, January 2017.
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Jean-Michel Franchet -
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- Title: Materials & Processes Engineer
- Affiliation: SAFRAN Tech, Magny-les-Hameaux, France
- Quote: This award recognizes of a long term collaboration between Institut Pprime and Safran on metallurgical and mechanical studies concerning high strength disk superalloys for rotating components in gas turbines.
- Other: "Microstructural Features Controlling the Variability in Low-Cycle Fatigue Properties of Alloy Inconel 718DA at Intermediate Temperature," Metallurgical Transactions A, March 2016.
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Marko Knezevic -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH
- Quote: I am honored and grateful for the nomination and selection of the paper for the award. Research efforts and accomplishments being recognized and rewarded by the TMS community always positively influences the professional development of its members. This award is a motivation for me to continue the good work and remain within the network of TMS members.
- Other: "Elevated Temperature Effects on the Plastic Anisotropy of an Extruded Mg-4 Wt Pct Li Alloy: Experiments and Polycrystal Modeling," Metalurgical Transactions A, January 2017.
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Martin Lentz -
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- Title: Project Manager
- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminium Rolled Products GmbH, Bonn, Germany
- Other: "Elevated Temperature Effects on the Plastic Anisotropy of an Extruded Mg-4 Wt Pct Li Alloy: Experiments and Polycrystal Modeling," Metalurgical Transactions A, January 2017.
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Stephane Pierret -
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- Title: Engineer
- Affiliation: SAFRAN Aircraft Engines, Paris, France
- Other: "Microstructural Features Controlling the Variability in Low-Cycle Fatigue Properties of Alloy Inconel 718DA at Intermediate Temperature," Metallurgical Transactions A, March 2016.
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Tresa Pollock -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA
- Quote: For Safran, this award is clearly a recognition of the very high scientific level of the institut Pprime on these items.
- Other: "Microstructural Features Controlling the Variability in Low-Cycle Fatigue Properties of Alloy Inconel 718DA at Intermediate Temperature," Metallurgical Transactions A, March 2016.
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Walter Reimers -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Technical University of Berlin, Berlin, Germany
- Other: "Elevated Temperature Effects on the Plastic Anisotropy of an Extruded Mg-4 Wt Pct Li Alloy: Experiments and Polycrystal Modeling," Metalurgical Transactions A, January 2017.
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Marcel Risse -
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- Affiliation: BSH Home Appliances Corp, Berlin, Germany
- Quote: I feel very honored as recipient of the AIME Champion H. Matheson Award. It is a strong motivation and strengthening for further technical projects in the field of metallurgical and material science. Receiving the AIME Champion H. Matheson Award is also a chance for me to motivate new corporations with research partnerships and development companies from engineering point of view.
- Other: "Elevated Temperature Effects on the Plastic Anisotropy of an Extruded Mg-4 Wt Pct Li Alloy: Experiments and Polycrystal Modeling," Metalurgical Transactions A, January 2017.
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Damien Texier -
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- Title: CNRS Researcher
- Affiliation: Institut Clement Ader - UMR CNRS, Jarlard, Albi, France
- Quote: In my opinion, TMS is the most global network that gathers active researchers( academics and industrials) in any fields of materials science (and even more). It is a source of science dissemination and valorization through high quality journals, proceeding books, and conferences. Since I recently obtained a permanent academic position, I will now be proud to be part of TMS and participate in this effervescent community. This award is a great honor that recognizes starting research activities with colleages I particularly appreciate from Pprine, UCSB and SAFRAN via a Postdoctoral fellow's position. This rewards a strong, long-term and ongoing relations built between the three partners on the understanting of fatigue variability in Ni-based superalloys using micromechanical approaches.
- Other: "Microstructural Features Controlling the Variability in Low-Cycle Fatigue Properties of Alloy Inconel 718DA at Intermediate Temperature," Metallurgical Transactions A, March 2016.
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Patrick Villechaise -
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- Title: Senior Researcher
- Affiliation: Institut Pprime - CNRS, Futuroscope Chasseneuil, France
- Quote: This is a nice recognition for an experimental study developed in collaboration between the Safran company and two research teams (UCSB in the United States and Pprime Institute in France). It concludes very well the post doc position of D. Texier who had a central contribution on both sites. This is also interesting to receive an award for an equilibrated study between very fine experimental developments especially with in situ SEM tests and a direct applicative study on the fatigue life variability of the largely used INCONEL 718 DA alloys in turbo machines.
- Other: "Microstructural Features Controlling the Variability in Low-Cycle Fatigue Properties of Alloy Inconel 718DA at Intermediate Temperature," Metallurgical Transactions A, March 2016.
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Brady Dowdell -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
- Quote: In the first year of my Ph.D., I joined Material Advantage and TMS to start making professional connections, and learn more about the different career paths open to me. As a result, I have not only made several local connections with industry professionals at Material Advantage meetings, but have been provided the opportunity to share my research with a broader audience at TMS conferences. In addition, I have also been afforded opportunities to conduct research on multiple projects that aren’t directly related to my Ph.D. research as a result of attendance at Material Advantage meetings. This extra experience has not only improved my confidence and competence in the techniques required to conduct my research, but has also helped me determine what career path I wish to take. After graduation, I plan on pursuing a career as an electron microscopist either in industry or for an academic institution.
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Pranjal Nautiyal -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Florida International University, Miami, FL
- Quote: I started my Ph.D. in Materials Engineering in Fall 2015, and have been a Material Advantage member since then. As a member, I have participated in student contests, received TMS travel grants to attend conferences and interacted with other fellow students and researchers in the materials community. I also chaired the Material Advantage chapter in my university, which has helped me to gain leadership experience, engage in social outreach and get to know successful professionals in my area. I will graduate in Spring 2020 and wish to become a Professor. I like doing research, writing and teaching, and academia would be a perfect career choice for me. TMS has helped me develop skill sets that will be helpful for me to succeed.
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
K. Linga Murty -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
- Citation: For his contributions to the materials community through exemplary research and service in nuclear materials, high temperature deformation behavior and nanostructured materials.
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Saryu Fensin -
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- Title: Scientist
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM
- Citation: For innovative and scientifically groundbreaking modeling research quantifying the role of grain boundary structure on the dynamic mechanical response of materials.
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Nan Li -
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- Title: Staff Scientist
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: I am truly honored to receive the prestigious TMS Robert Lansing Hardy Award. I would like to thank my nominators, my advisor and mentors, my collaborators, the members of the TMS Award Committee, and TMS Foundation for their support. This is a significant milestone in my professional career. TMS is an exciting professional society, and every time I attend the conference, I am inspired by the science and networking opportunities here. I look forward to my continued contributions to this Society.
- Citation: For elucidating the deformation mechanisms and irradiation response of nano-metals via in situ TEM nanomechanics.
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Robert Hyers -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA
- Quote: TMS is my main professional home. TMS is where I learned how to participate in a professional society. Volunteering for TMS gave me opportunities to meet most of the colleagues in my professional network, something to do with them so that we could build acquaintance into professional relationships, and once in a while, a chance to make a difference.
- Citation: For over a decade of selfless and dedicated service, and exceptional leadership to TMS through the organizing of Symposia, Committee Memberships, Financial Planning Officer and membership of the Executive Committee and Board of Directors.
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Brimacombe Medalist
Sean Agnew -
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- Title: Director of Engineering Science Major
- Affiliation: University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to advancing the scientific understanding of deformation mechanisms and the associated mechanical response of magnesium-based and other metals.
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Brimacombe Medalist
Raymundo Arroyave -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
- Citation: For his leadership in integrating informatics and data science into materials design and for exemplary service to the materials community through his dedication to TMS.
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Brimacombe Medalist
Irene Beyerlein -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA
- Citation: For groundbreaking work on the plasticity of HCP metals and metal nanocomposites as well as for her commitment to mentorship of the next generation of materials scientists.
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Brimacombe Medalist
Jian Luo -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA
- Quote: I am truly honored to receive a TMS Brimacombe Medal. Trained as a ceramist, I am currently working almost equally on metals and ceramics, with a focus on interfaces. One scientific goal is to develop grain boundary ‘phase’ diagrams for both metals and ceramics, as well as both structural and functional materials. TMS offers a wonderful interdisciplinary scientific discussion platform across different types of materials. Participating in technical committees and co-organizing symposia are also highly fruitful experience for me, and TMS is instrumental in helping my career and professional development.
- Citation: For significant contributions of understanding materials interfaces, especially developing grain boundary phase diagrams and uncovering the mysterious mechanisms of liquid metal embrittlement and activated sintering.
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Brimacombe Medalist
Jonathan Spowart -
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- Title: Senior Materials Research Engineer
- Affiliation: United States Air Force, Wright Patterson AFB, OH
- Quote: TMS membership has provided me with unparalleled benefits over a multi-decade career in the materials science profession. I have been an active member of TMS for over 25 years, and as my career has progressed, TMS has been there every step of the way. TMS membership has allowed me to grow substantially and professionally over that time, and has allowed me to make a difference in the lives of others. TMS membership provides a platform and foundation for personal and professional excellence, and has truly enabled me to accomplish those things that the Brimacombe Medal celebrates and recognizes in its recipients. I am extremely happy and genuinely humbled by this prestigious award, and I look forward to serving TMS for many years to come.
- Citation: In recognition of outstanding contributions to the field of materials characterization which have enabled numerous advances in materials science and engineering.
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Brimacombe Medalist
Dallas Trinkle -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: University of Illinois Urbana Champaign, Urbana, IL
- Quote: I am honored to receive this award from TMS. TMS has been my home professional society for fifteen years. I have had many opportunities to present new and exciting results for myself at first and now for my research group. As a ‘bottom-up’ organization, I have enjoyed working with my colleagues in the science and engineering community to develop programming and work for the community. I am honored to receive this recognition from my colleagues, and humbled to join the ranks of Brimacombe medalist awardees.
- Citation: For significant contributions to the prediction of alloying efforts on diffusion, solid solution strengthening and softening and for exemplary service to TMS.
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Dieter Herlach -
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- Title: Full Professor
- Affiliation: German Aerospace Center, Köln, Germany
- Citation: For his key contributions in rapid solidification and solidification experiments under reduced gravity, which have enlightened our understanding of dendritic growth at large undercooling and the influence of convection.
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Cyril Stanley Smith Award
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Cyril Stanley Smith Award
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Elsa Olivetti -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: TMS membership provides me with the opportunity to connect with colleagues from a range of organizations and backgrounds on topics I'm interested in and am working on. I'm grateful for the opportunity that TMS membership provides me with to build these networks, present my work and the work of my students for feedback, as well as identify new research opportunities and collaborations. TMS membership also provides me with an opportunity to connect my academic work with industry members or move research in a direction that is more valuable to industry. Finally, I'm able to learn about recent critical advances in the field.
- Other: “Data Mining to Guide Synthesis Towards Resource-Effective Materials, Processes and Systems”
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Ashley Spear -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT
- Quote: I first joined TMS as a graduate student in 2011. At that time, I was able to start developing a network by attending and presenting at the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition. At the meeting, I would always look forward to learning about the latest research in the community and meeting new people. Once I became a faculty member, my network within TMS expanded, and I had the opportunity to serve as a co-organizer (and later lead organizer) for the Fatigue symposium. Through my involvement with the Fatigue symposium, I have served as a guest editor for special issues of two different journals, including JOM. In both cases, I worked closely with presenters from our symposium to help transition their conference presentations to full-length research publications. I am pleased to say that my students are now active in the TMS community and have been presenting their research at the annual meeting for the last few years. I feel extremely fortunate to have found a strong and supportive community in TMS.
- Other: “Data-Driven Materials Science: Successes, Challenges, and Opportunities”
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Ellen Swallow Richards Diversity Award
Michelle Buchanan -
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- Title: Deputy for Science & Technology
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: TMS membership and the TMS Foundation benefits me through broad communication of recent advances in materials research, both within the community and to the general public.
- Citation: For her efforts to increase diversity in hiring, exceptional mentoring and advocacy for early career scientists, and tireless dedication to improving workplace culture.
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Sridhar Seetharaman -
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- Title: Professor and Associate VP for Research
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines,
- Quote: Research in materials extraction and processing is of great importance for enabling a responsible use of Earth’s resources since these steps often are the most energy and carbon intensive steps of metals production. The Extraction & Processing Division of TMS has been at the forefront of advancing this area, and to be recognized by my colleagues and peers is a great honor. It is perhaps the best possible encouragement for me as an academic to continue to teach and carry out research in this field.
- Citation: Understanding the kinetics and thermodynamics of high temperature reactions and transformations relevant to processing and performance of metals.
- Other: Lecture Title: "The Importance of Transient Phenomena in Metallurgical Processes"
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EPD Distinguished Service Award
Jiann-Yang Hwang -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University, Houghon, MI
- Quote: TMS provides a great platform for me to interact with colleagues from all over the world. I am very honored to receive the 2019 TMS Extraction & Processing Division Distinguished Service Award. This is recognition from my colleagues and the Society. I am very thankful for the support from my family, my department, TMS, my colleagues, and friends. I will continue my efforts to make the Society stronger and more influential.
- Citation: For creative and exceptional contributions and leadership for mineral processing and metallurgy community for over 40 years.
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
Marcelo Andrade -
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- Title: Ironmaking Manager
- Affiliation: ArcelorMittal Global R&D, East Chicago, IN
- Other: "Characterization of HPGR Pre-treated Sinter Feed," TMS 2018: Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
Udaya Kodukula -
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- Title: Lead Engineer
- Affiliation: ArcelorMittal Global R&D, East Chicago, IN
- Other: "Characterization of HPGR Pre-treated Sinter Feed," TMS 2018: Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
Mingming Zhang -
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- Title: Lead Research Engineer
- Affiliation: ArcelorMittal Global R&D, Schererville, IN
- Quote: I am very honored to receive this prestigious EPD best paper award and to be recognized by the TMS Materials Characterization committee. Winning this award means a great deal to our project team and those who have been supporting us for years. The large and diverse team of scholars, engineers, scientists, technicians, and support personnel of TMS has been a great inspiration for our complex and technically challenging program.
- Other: "Characterization of HPGR Pre-treated Sinter Feed," TMS 2018: Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
Chenguang Bai -
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- Affiliation: Chongqing University, Chongqing, China
- Quote: I am very honored to hear that our paper was granted the TMS-EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place. TMS is one of the prestigious conferences in the field of minerals, metals and materials. The session on materials characterization is one of the important sessions held by TMS. The honor would be a great motivation of our future work in this field.
- Other: "Applications of Aberration-Corrected Low-Energy Electron Microscopy for Metal Surfaces," TMS 2018: Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
Xueli Cao -
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- Affiliation: Fujian Institute of Research on the Structure, Fuzhou, China
- Quote: I am very honored to hear that this paper was granted the TMS-EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place. TMS is one of the most prestigious conferences in the field of minerals, metals and materials. The session on materials characterization is one of the important sessions held by TMS and the award encourages everyone to continue fighting for our career. I sincerely congratulate every member of this team and wish you all can make further progresses
- Other: "Applications of Aberration-Corrected Low-Energy Electron Microscopy for Metal Surfaces," TMS 2018: Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
Tao Li -
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- Affiliation: Chongqing University, Chongqing, China
- Quote: I am very honored to hear that our paper was granted this recognition. TMS is one of the most significant partners in the field of minerals, metals and materials. The session on materials characterization is one of the important sessions held by TMS. The honor would be a great motivation of our future work in this field.
- Other: "Applications of Aberration-Corrected Low-Energy Electron Microscopy for Metal Surfaces," TMS 2018: Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
Meng Li -
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- Affiliation: Chongqing University, Chongqing, China
- Quote: I am so honored to hear that our paper was granted the TMS-EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place. TMS is one of the prestigious conferences in the field of minerals, metals and materials. The session on materials characterization is one of the important sessions held by TMS. This exciting award will encourage us to continue exploration on this promising interdisciplinary field applying the latest in-situ dynamical method with low energy electron microscopy.
- Other: "Applications of Aberration-Corrected Low-Energy Electron Microscopy for Metal Surfaces," TMS 2018: Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
Guodong Shi -
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- Affiliation: Chongqing University, Chongqing, China
- Quote: Thank you to the Organizing Committee of TMS-EPD for awarding us the Best Paper Award - Second Place. The TMS conference is a very important conference in the field of materials in the world. It's my honor to participate in data collection and analysis in this article. This award will encourage us to study and work more seriously in the future and make greater contributions to scientific research.
- Other: "Applications of Aberration-Corrected Low-Energy Electron Microscopy for Metal Surfaces," TMS 2018: Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
Wen-xin Tang -
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- Affiliation: Chongqing University, Chongqing, China
- Quote: I am very honored to hear that our paper was granted the TMS-EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place. TMS is one of the prestigious conferences in the field of minerals, metals and materials. The session on materials characterization is one of the important sessions held by TMS. This well-known award encourages us to continue working on this promising interdisciplinary field that applies the latest surface microscopy methods on the atomic dynamical processes of applied materials.
- Other: "Applications of Aberration-Corrected Low-Energy Electron Microscopy for Metal Surfaces," TMS 2018: Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
Zheng Wei -
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- Affiliation: Chongqing University, Chongqing, China
- Quote: I am very honored to hear that our paper was granted the TMS-EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place. TMS is one of the major prestigious conferences in the field of ,inerals, metals and materials. The session on materials characterization is one of the important sessions held by TMS. This well-known award encourages us to continue working on this promising interdisciplinary field that applies the latest surface microscopy methods on the atomic dynamical processes of applied materials.
- Other: "Applications of Aberration-Corrected Low-Energy Electron Microscopy for Metal Surfaces," TMS 2018: Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
Hanying Wen -
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- Affiliation: Chongqing University, Chongqing, China
- Quote: I am very honored to hear that our paper was granted the TMS-EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place. TMS is one of the prestigious conferences in the field of minerals, metals and materials. The session on materials characterization is one of the important sessions held by TMS. This well-known award encourages us to continue working on this promising interdisciplinary field that applies the latest surface microscopy methods on the atomic dynamical processes of applied materials.
- Other: "Applications of Aberration-Corrected Low-Energy Electron Microscopy for Metal Surfaces," TMS 2018: Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
Lei Yu -
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- Affiliation: Chongqing University, Chongqing, China
- Quote: I am very honored to hear that our paper was granted the TMS-EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place. TMS is one of the prestigious conferences in the field of minerals, metals and materials. The session on materials characterization is one of the important sessions held by TMS. This well-known award encourages us to continue working on this promising interdisciplinary field that applies the latest surface microscopy methods on the atomic dynamical processes of applied materials.
- Other: "Applications of Aberration-Corrected Low-Energy Electron Microscopy for Metal Surfaces," TMS 2018: Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
Lin Zhu -
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- Affiliation: Chongqing University, Chongqing, China
- Quote: I am very honored to hear that our paper was granted the TMS-EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place. TMS is one of the prestigious conferences in the field of minerals, metals and materials. The session on materials characterization is one of the important sessions held by TMS. This well-known award encourages us to continue working on this promising interdisciplinary field that applies the latest surface microscopy methods on the atomic dynamical processes of applied materials.
- Other: "Applications of Aberration-Corrected Low-Energy Electron Microscopy for Metal Surfaces," TMS 2018: Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Third Place
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Yunus Kalay -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Middle East Technical University, Cankaya Ankara, Turkey
- Other: "The Effect of Transition Metals in Devitrification of Al-TM-RE Marginal Glass Forming Alloys"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Mustafacan Kutsal -
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- Other: "The Effect of Transition Metals in Devitrification of Al-TM-RE Marginal Glass Forming Alloys"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Bengisu Yasar -
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- Title: Research Assistant
- Affiliation: Middle East Technical University, Cankaya Ankara, Turkey
- Other: "The Effect of Transition Metals in Devitrification of Al-TM-RE Marginal Glass Forming Alloys"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Satya Ganti -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: UES Inc, Dayton, OH
- Quote: TMS provides excellent learning opportunities for young professionals to communicate with senior members and understand their approaches used in failure analysis of materials. We are proud to be recognized for our efforts by this prestigious organization.
- Other: "Automated Optical Serial Sectioning Analysis of Phases in a Medium Carbon Steel"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Veeraraghavan Sundar -
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- Title: Technical Marketing Manager
- Affiliation: UES Inc, Dayton, OH
- Quote: TMS has provided an excellent venue for our teams to have in-depth conversations with materials professionals practicing 3D microstructural analysis for research or industrial problem solving. The ability to share our work with this community, and to benefit from the engaging and constructive critique is very valuable. We enjoy the shared moments of inspiration and insight that result from the TMS conferences.
- Other: "Automated Optical Serial Sectioning Analysis of Phases in a Medium Carbon Steel"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Bryan Turner -
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- Title: Materials Engineer
- Affiliation: Materials Resources LLC, Dayton, OH
- Quote: Earning this award is evidence that I can contribute to the scientific community. At this early stage of my career, it is reassuring to know that my work has been valuable to others on their quest to better understand the world around us. Additionally, it indicates that the tools and resources that I have been involved in developing may be used to solve some real world problems. As an engineer, there is not much more you can ask for.
- Other: "Automated Optical Serial Sectioning Analysis of Phases in a Medium Carbon Steel"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Andrew Brown -
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- Other: "Experimental Investigation of Low-velocity Ballistic Impact Response of Closed Cell Aluminium Foams for Various Shaped Projectile Tips"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Juan Escobedo Diaz -
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- Title: Lecturer-Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University Of New South Wales, Canberra, Australia
- Other: "Experimental Investigation of Low-velocity Ballistic Impact Response of Closed Cell Aluminium Foams for Various Shaped Projectile Tips"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Paul Hazell -
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- Other: "Experimental Investigation of Low-velocity Ballistic Impact Response of Closed Cell Aluminium Foams for Various Shaped Projectile Tips"
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2019
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Md Ashraful Islam -
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- Other: "Experimental Investigation of Low-velocity Ballistic Impact Response of Closed Cell Aluminium Foams for Various Shaped Projectile Tips"
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2019
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Md Abdul Kader -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University Of New South Wales, Canberra, Australia
- Other: "Experimental Investigation of Low-velocity Ballistic Impact Response of Closed Cell Aluminium Foams for Various Shaped Projectile Tips"
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2019
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Ata Fallah-Mehrjardi -
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- Title: Senior Manager
- Affiliation: Aurubis AG, Hamburg, Germany
- Quote: I am glad that years of spending time in research has been recognized by the science community and I appreciate selecting my paper for the best paper award.
- Other: "Experimental Investigation of Gas/Slag/Matte/Tridymite Equilibria in the Cu-Fe-O-S-Si System in Controlled Gas Atmosphere: Experimental Results at 1523 K (1250 C) and P(SO2) = 0.25 atm," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2018
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2019
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Peter Hayes -
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- Title: Professor and Program Leader
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
- Other: "Experimental Investigation of Gas/Slag/Matte/Tridymite Equilibria in the Cu-Fe-O-S-Si System in Controlled Gas Atmosphere: Experimental Results at 1523 K (1250 C) and P(SO2) = 0.25 atm," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2018
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2019
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Taufiq Hidayat -
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- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
- Other: "Experimental Investigation of Gas/Slag/Matte/Tridymite Equilibria in the Cu-Fe-O-S-Si System in Controlled Gas Atmosphere: Experimental Results at 1523 K (1250 C) and P(SO2) = 0.25 atm," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2018
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2019
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Evgueni Jak -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
- Other: "Experimental Investigation of Gas/Slag/Matte/Tridymite Equilibria in the Cu-Fe-O-S-Si System in Controlled Gas Atmosphere: Experimental Results at 1523 K (1250 C) and P(SO2) = 0.25 atm," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2018
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2019
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EPD Scholarship
Brooklyn Carlson -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Wisconson , Madison, WI
- Quote: Materials Advantage and The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society inform students such as myself about current events in materials related industries through a variety of communication platforms. Furthermore, TMS provides information regarding the details of materials conferences, such as MS&T, and provides insight to industry needs and career opportunities for young professionals. When I was a student beginning my education in materials science and engineering, I was undecided which materials to focus on within my academic studies; however, the information made available as a student of MA and TMS presented the opportunity to research the applications and industries related to materials engineering. With vast amounts of information at my disposal, I eventually decided to focus on metals and polymers during my undergraduate education. With an anticipated graduation date of May 2019, I am in the process of searching for full-time employment. Based on my previous experiences, I am pursuing a career in either the automotive, defense or aerospace industry, particularly in a manufacturing capacity.
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2019
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EPD Science Award
Ata Fallah-Mehrjardi -
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- Title: Senior Manager
- Affiliation: Aurubis AG, Hamburg, Germany
- Quote: It is a great honor that my publication has been recognized by the science community to have major contribution in the understanding of metallurgical process.
- Other: "Experimental Investigation of Gas/Slag/Matte/Tridymite Equilibria in the Cu-Fe-O-S-Si System in Controlled Gas Atmosphere: Development of Technique," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, December 2017
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2019
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EPD Science Award
Peter Hayes -
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- Title: Professor and Program Leader
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
- Quote: Thank you to the TMS Extraction & Processing Division awards committee for this honor. I think it is important that we continue to provide new fundamental scientific information to enhance our knowledge and research capability, and support technology development. For me breaking new ground is always exciting, and it is rewarding to know that others working in the field value this research.
- Other: "Experimental Investigation of Gas/Slag/Matte/Tridymite Equilibria in the Cu-Fe-O-S-Si System in Controlled Gas Atmosphere: Development of Technique," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, December 2017
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2019
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EPD Science Award
Taufiq Hidayat -
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- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
- Other: "Experimental Investigation of Gas/Slag/Matte/Tridymite Equilibria in the Cu-Fe-O-S-Si System in Controlled Gas Atmosphere: Development of Technique," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, December 2017
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2019
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EPD Science Award
Evgueni Jak -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
- Other: "Experimental Investigation of Gas/Slag/Matte/Tridymite Equilibria in the Cu-Fe-O-S-Si System in Controlled Gas Atmosphere: Development of Technique," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, December 2017
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2019
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EPD Technology Award
Subodh Das -
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- Title: CEO & Founder
- Affiliation: Phinix LLC, Clayton, MO
- Quote: This award will continue to help us in obtaining potentially new joint venture partners to invest in commercialization of our trademarked and patented RE-12TM Mg electrorefining process to extract Mg and Al-Mg alloys from Mg-bearing aluminum scrap. During my more than 40 year association with TMS, I have made and built many professional and personal contacts which have immensely benefited my personal and professional career and enhanced technical and market knowledge of the global aluminum industry.
- Other: "Use of Thermodynamic Modeling for Selection of Electrolyte for Electrorefining of Magnesium from Aluminum Alloy Melts," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, February 2017
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2019
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EPD Technology Award
Adam Gesing -
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- Title: President
- Affiliation: Gesing Consultants Inc, Kingston, ONT, Canada
- Quote: This award is a very welcome peer validation of our scientific work that we were able to do in collaboration with the FactSage thermodynamic modelling group at Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal PQ, and with MER Corporation, Tucson, AZ for electrochemical experimentation, all funded by a DOE-ARPA-E project. Work involved thermodynamic modelling of magnesium electrorefining system combined with experimental validation of the model predictions. This award will aid us in convincing potential joint venture partners to invest in commercialization of the Mg electrorefining process.
- Other: "Use of Thermodynamic Modeling for Selection of Electrolyte for Electrorefining of Magnesium from Aluminum Alloy Melts," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, February 2017
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2019
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Neslihan Dogan -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: McMaster University, Hamilton, ONT, Canada
- Quote: I would like to express my gratitude to the TMS Foundation for its generous support. This award will provide me recognition and visibility in my research community. To date, I have benefited significantly by attending TMS annual meetings in past years. I found new collaborations through networking opportunities in the meetings. I also took advantage of the access to TMS journals such as JOM and Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A and B as well as purchasing technical books offered through Springer. I look forward to participating actively within the technical committees and working on my professional growth.
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2019
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Leili Tafaghodi -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada
- Quote: I am delighted to have been chosen as one of the recipients of the 2019 Young Leaders Professional Development Award from the Extraction & Processing Division. I have greatly benefited from the events organized by TMS since I attended the 2012 TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition in Orlando, Florida as a Ph.D. student. TMS provides an opportunity to meet academic and industrial researchers and offers me a platform to present my research to the scientific community.
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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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2019
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FMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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2019
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FMD Distinguished Service Award
Tae-Kyu Lee -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Portland State University, Portland, OR, US
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2019
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Justin Qian -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
- Quote: I am very honored to receive the FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship. I also extend my thanks to Battelle and Jeffrey Wadsworth for their matching and graduate scholarships. TMS and Materials Advantage have been very helpful to my professional development by providing me with financial support, and also by giving me opportunities to interact with other professionals and students studying materials science. My future plans include applying to graduate school to work on materials research. The support from TMS has been very helpful to me so far, and I hope to be able to contribute to the field in the future.
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2019
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
No award given.
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- Other: N/A
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2019
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Eric Chason -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Brown University, Barrington, RI, US
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2019
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Surojit Gupta -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of North Dakota,
- Quote: It is an honor to receive the 2019 TMS FMD Young Leaders Professional Development Award. TMS membership helps me to connect with my fellow scientists. More particularly, this award will help me to network and be a part of an esteemed materials society for solving challenging engineering problems.
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2019
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Ning Zhang -
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- Title: Research Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO, US
- Quote: TMS has always provided me with excellent opportunities in connecting with faculty, students, and researchers around the world. As a junior research faculty, TMS has allowed me to interact closely with the top scientists and engineers in the materials field by co-organizing a symposium, guest-editing a special issue of JOM, and participating in technical committee meetings. I have also benefitted a lot through presenting my work and communicating with researchers in my field. I am grateful and proud to receive this Young Leaders Professional Development Award, which will encourage me to be even further involved in future TMS events and activities.
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2019
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Frank Crossley Diversity Award
Olivia Underwood -
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- Title: Product Realization Team Leader
- Affiliation: Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM
- Quote: TMS membership and the TMS Foundation benefits me by providing a platform to share my latest work with the research community along with the opportunity to be able to attend the different talks and workshops of others when attending the TMS conferences. It allows me to network and collaborate with others. It also allows me to stay connected to my colleagues. Last but not least, it is great to have access to the free journals and to be able to serve on different committees.
- Citation: For a first generation college graduate, exemplifying persistence in her academic degree, a professional career leader, and outreach to under-represented women in STEM.
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2019
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Frontiers of Materials Award
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2019
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Hael Mughrabi -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: University of Erlangen-Nuermberg, Erlangen, Germany
- Quote: During the past almost 35 years of my membership with TMS, I have repeatedly attended TMS meetings, given talks there, and enjoyed valuable scientific and personal contacts made with many other colleagues. Over the years, I have witnessed how TMS has expanded its fields of influence internationally. In this way, TMS has become an essential part of my professional and scientific activities. In the year 2008, TMS honored me with an honorary symposium at its meeting in New Orleans. Now, I consider the receipt of the prestigious TMS Institute of Metals Lecturer and Robert Franklin Mehl Award a very special recognition of the work of my research group, and I am very proud to be honored in this way.
- Citation: For seminal discoveries that had a profound effect on our understanding of plastic deformation and failure of metals with particular emphasis on fatigue and for global leadership.
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2019
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Adam Ladd -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, IL
- Quote: It's a great honor to receive this scholarship! I've worked hard my entire academic career to be the best engineer and scientist that I could be, so it's nice to know that some of that hard work has paid off. This scholarship will help me leave college with less debt and allow me to start my future career on the right foot. Being a part of Materials Advantage has been very impactful. I've made many friends, learned about different companies and career paths, and grown from a student to a professional. I can't wait to make meaningful, world-changing contributions to our society after I graduate.
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2019
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Hari Rajendran -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
- Quote: I am incredibly humbled and honored to have been selected for the prestigious TMS International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship. This recognition is an encouragement for my doctoral study which focusses on the fundamental understanding and prediction of the property degradation of Ni-based single crystal superalloys to better design the material for high-temperature applications, and thereby, retarding the insidious turbine blade failure. I would credit my advisor, Jean-Briac le Graverend, for instilling in me a passion for this line of research and motivating me to strive for better contributions to the field. I would also like to thank the TMS Foundation, the Organizing Committee of the International Symposium on Superalloys, and the Materials Advantage student program for the motivation and opportunities they provide to young researchers like me.
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2019
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Julia and Johannes Weertman Educator Award
David Van Aken -
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- Title: Curators’ Teaching Professor
- Affiliation: Missouri University of Science and Technology, Rolla, MO
- Quote: Receiving the Julia & Johannes Weertman Educator award is a great honor and it is quite humbling to see my name included with the distinguished names of past recipients of the TMS Educator award. Many of those awarded previously had a direct impact upon my own education both as a student and in academia. TMS was the gateway for my academic career and I will always be grateful to TMS for providing me with that opportunity. Throughout these past years, membership in TMS has provided the critical knowledge required to be an effective and relevant educator.
- Citation: For over three decades of exemplary education of students in physical metallurgy and the development of innovative technologies to produce next generation high strength steels.
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2019
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Kaufman CALPHAD Scholarship
Katelyn Adkison -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Pennsylvania State University, Philadelphia, PA
- Quote: I am very honored to receive the Kaufman CALPHAD scholarship. It will help me pay for my studies at Penn State, a place that has provided a wealth of opportunities in research, classes, and clubs over the last three years. In addition, TMS and Materials Advantage have allowed me to attend conferences where I was introduced to the diverse field of materials science through topics presented by other students and professionals. What I’ve learned from these experiences will help me succeed in a career in the metals or biomaterials industry after graduation.
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2019
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Leadership Award
James Warren -
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- Title: Director, Materials Genome Program
- Affiliation: National Institute of Standards and Technology , Gaithersburg, MD
- Quote: This award from my TMS colleagues is very meaningful. TMS has been one of the most forward looking organizations in support of the mission of the Materials Genome Initiative, acting as a true partner in realizing the vision to accelerate materials discovery. Having devoted the last nine years of my career to this goal, having TMS in my corner has made an enormous difference. I believe that my leadership was buoyed by the leadership TMS has shown.
- Citation: For exceptional leadership in realizing the vision of the Materials Genome Initiative (MGI) to discover, manufacture, and deploy advanced materials twice as fast, at a fraction of the cost.
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2019
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Light Metals Award
Jean-Louis Achard -
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- Title: R&D Technician
- Affiliation: Constellium Technology Center, Voreppe, France
- Quote: First World recognition on a first presentation in English. It’s a strong recognition for a long and laborious work. This is a source of great pride for a technician who did not do a lot of study.
- Other: "An Innovative Ultrasonic Technology for the Continuous Quality Monitoring of Liquid Aluminum on Casting Lines"
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2019
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Light Metals Award
Pierre Le Brun -
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- Title: Technical Expert
- Affiliation: Constellium Technology Center, Voreppe, France
- Quote: Being a member of TMS for many years allowed me to be in contact with colleagues throughout the world, to keep up to date with new research activities, and to network with academia and industry. The award is an important recognition from our peers, demonstrating the relevance of the research done for our industry and the quality of the achieved results. These results were obtained through team work: a value promoted by TMS.
- Other: "An Innovative Ultrasonic Technology for the Continuous Quality Monitoring of Liquid Aluminum on Casting Lines"
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2019
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Light Metals Award
Pierre-Yves Menet -
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- Title: R&D Group Manager
- Affiliation: Constellium Technology Center, Voreppe, France
- Quote: TMS is an important institution for our profession as it offers a great opportunity for sharing knowledge and developing professional networks. It also makes the links between academia and industry. That is why I have been a member for many years. This award is an important recognition from peers on an invention that should be beneficial for our industry
- Other: "An Innovative Ultrasonic Technology for the Continuous Quality Monitoring of Liquid Aluminum on Casting Lines"
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2019
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Light Metals Award
Fabio Taina -
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- Title: Metallurgy and Quality Manager
- Affiliation: Constellium Issoire, Issoire, France
- Quote: I am deeply honored to receive this award. This award represents the accomplishment of an innovative research project handled by a team composed of experts in industrial process, liquid metal treatment, and non-destructive testing. This prize recognizes the value of our research and the impact of this invention on the liquid metal quality improvement.
- Other: "An Innovative Ultrasonic Technology for the Continuous Quality Monitoring of Liquid Aluminum on Casting Lines"
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2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Efthymios Balomenos -
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- Title: Senior Researcher/External Associate
- Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens/ Mytilineos S.A., Viotia, Greece
- Quote: This award comes as a significant recognition of our team's efforts in the field of achieving sustainability in real life metallurgical applications. Solving the Bauxite Residue problem has been our goal set both in the University (NTUA) and in the industry (Mytilineos SA). Personally, I have devoted almost the last decade working on this from both sides and under both affiliations. My gratitude goes to TMS for honoring us with this award.
- Other: "Developing New Process for Selective Extraction of Rare Earth Elements from Bauxite Residue Based on Functionalized Ionic Liquids," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Panagiotis Davris -
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- Affiliation: Aluminium of Greece, Viotia, Greece
- Quote: I'm honored that the content of my research presented at the conference receives this valuable recognition from the TMS community.
- Other: "Developing New Process for Selective Extraction of Rare Earth Elements from Bauxite Residue Based on Functionalized Ionic Liquids," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Dimitrios Panias -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens, Attika, Greece
- Quote: It is an honor for the whole research group from the Laboratory of Metallurgy to be awarded with this prize. We started the work on this field with great expectations and now we are very happy that TMS awards our attempts.
- Other: "Developing New Process for Selective Extraction of Rare Earth Elements from Bauxite Residue Based on Functionalized Ionic Liquids," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Ioannis Paspaliaris -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens, Zografou, Greece
- Other: "Developing New Process for Selective Extraction of Rare Earth Elements from Bauxite Residue Based on Functionalized Ionic Liquids," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Vishweshwar Arvikar -
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- Title: Senior Process Engineer
- Affiliation: Nemak Alabama, Sylacauga, AL
- Other: "The Combined Effects of Sr Additions and Heat Treatment on the Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of High Pressure Die Cast A383 Alloy," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Luke Brewer -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Other: "The Combined Effects of Sr Additions and Heat Treatment on the Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of High Pressure Die Cast A383 Alloy," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Mikko Karkkainen -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Other: "The Combined Effects of Sr Additions and Heat Treatment on the Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of High Pressure Die Cast A383 Alloy," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Ilya Levin -
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- Title: Site Metallurgist
- Affiliation: Nemak Alabama, Sylacauga, AL
- Other: "The Combined Effects of Sr Additions and Heat Treatment on the Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of High Pressure Die Cast A383 Alloy," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Tao Liu -
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- Title: Graduate Research Assistant
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Quote: Thanks for this award for our paper about mechanical properties and microstructures of high pressure die cast A383 alloys. It is a great honor. I feel confident in my future research after receiving this recognition by TMS.
- Other: "The Combined Effects of Sr Additions and Heat Treatment on the Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of High Pressure Die Cast A383 Alloy," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Sydney Morales -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Other: "The Combined Effects of Sr Additions and Heat Treatment on the Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of High Pressure Die Cast A383 Alloy," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Laurentiu Nastac -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Other: "The Combined Effects of Sr Additions and Heat Treatment on the Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of High Pressure Die Cast A383 Alloy," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Gordon Agbenyegah -
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- Title: Ph.D. candidate
- Affiliation: University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
- Quote: This award will generate more work—more of the work I have unlimited passion for and more of the work that can bring significant benefits to alumina refineries and aluminium smelters. I am grateful that TMS presents a a unique platform for showcasing work that many industry practitioners and academics would not have known about.
- Other: "Impacts of Sodium on Alumina Quality and Consequences for Current Efficiency," Light Metals 2018
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2019
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Margaret Hyland -
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- Title: Vice-Provost Research
- Affiliation: Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand
- Quote: This is a wonderful affirmation of the work of the Light Metals Research Centre – both the quality of the research and its practical relevance.
- Other: "Impacts of Sodium on Alumina Quality and Consequences for Current Efficiency," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Grant McIntosh -
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- Title: Principal Chemist/Research Fellow
- Affiliation: University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
- Quote: My TMS membership connects me with a community where my fundamental research can make real-world contributions. I am proud to accept this award as it demonstrates that this community values the contributions that my team and I make. It has inspired me to continue playing my small part in furthering our knowledge in light metals production and understanding alumina.
- Other: "Impacts of Sodium on Alumina Quality and Consequences for Current Efficiency," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
James Metson -
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- Title: Deputy Vice Chancellor of Research
- Affiliation: University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
- Other: "Impacts of Sodium on Alumina Quality and Consequences for Current Efficiency," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Hasini Wijayaratne -
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- Title: Research Engineer
- Affiliation: University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
- Quote: It feels great to be recognized for our research in this field and to know that it reaches a wider audience/community through TMS. It is also an encouragement to continue working in this area contributing to the light metals industry.
- Other: "Impacts of Sodium on Alumina Quality and Consequences for Current Efficiency," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Juraj Chmelar -
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- Title: Area Manger Process
- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminium AS, Øvre Årdal, Norway
- Quote: The TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition is a great opportunity for companies, universities, research institutes, and students. Various companies, schools, and research places can present their results or technology. Students can show abilities with results and establish a network for future opportunities. Members from operation or production units can get updated on the progress in research and equipment in their respective areas and meet colleagues to exchange experiences and future plans. An award is a great opportunity to give recognition within TMS and also for the work done in their company or university.
- Other: "Interaction of Anode Aggregate and Binder in the Sessile Drop Wetting Test," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Hogne Linga -
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- Title: Consultant
- Quote: When this work was undertaken I was an employee at Hydro Aluminum. In our work we tried to link the findings to practical production. We are very proud to get such an award.
- Other: "Interaction of Anode Aggregate and Binder in the Sessile Drop Wetting Test," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Lorentz Petter Lossius -
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- Title: Principal Engineer
- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminium AS, Øvre Årdal, Norway
- Quote: The TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition is a forum for metal companies, universities, and research institutes. Companies and institutes can promote their technology in a professional setting; graduates can show their research. Plant operation technologists can get updated on the newest methods and from the exhibition also an update on state of the art equipment. An award brings recognition, both at home and within the research community. Many TMS members take part in voluntary work to support the meetings.
- Other: "Interaction of Anode Aggregate and Binder in the Sessile Drop Wetting Test," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Bruno Rausch -
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- Title: Principal Engineer
- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminium Deutschland GmbH, Neuss, Germany
- Other: "Interaction of Anode Aggregate and Binder in the Sessile Drop Wetting Test," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Rebecca Thorne -
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- Title: Researcher
- Affiliation: Norwegian Institute for Air Research, Kjeller, Norway
- Other: "Interaction of Anode Aggregate and Binder in the Sessile Drop Wetting Test," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Viktorija Tomkute -
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- Title: Project Engineer
- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminium AS, Øvre Årdal, Norway
- Quote: The TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition is a forum for metal companies, universities, and research institutes. Companies and institutes can promote their technology in a professional setting; graduates can show their research. Plant operation technologists can get updated on the newest methods and from the exhibition also an update on state of the art equipment. An award brings recognition, both at home and within the research community. Many TMS members take part in voluntary work to support the meetings.
- Other: "Interaction of Anode Aggregate and Binder in the Sessile Drop Wetting Test," Light Metals 2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Jean-Louis Achard -
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- Title: R&D Technician
- Affiliation: Constellium Technology Center, Voreppe, France
- Quote: First World recognition on a first presentation in English. It’s a strong recognition for a long and laborious work. This is a source of great pride for a technician who did not do a lot of study.
- Other: "An Innovative Ultrasonic Technology for the Continuous Quality Monitoring of Liquid Aluminum on Casting Lines"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Pierre Le Brun -
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- Title: Technical Expert
- Affiliation: Constellium Technology Center, Voreppe, France
- Quote: Being a member of TMS for many years allowed me to be in contact with colleagues throughout the world, to keep up to date with new research activities, and to network with academia and industry. The award is an important recognition from our peers, demonstrating the relevance of the research done for our industry and the quality of the achieved results. These results were obtained through team work: a value promoted by TMS.
- Other: "An Innovative Ultrasonic Technology for the Continuous Quality Monitoring of Liquid Aluminum on Casting Lines"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Pierre-Yves Menet -
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- Title: R&D Group Manager
- Affiliation: Constellium Technology Center, Voreppe, France
- Quote: TMS is an important institution for our profession as it offers a great opportunity for sharing knowledge and developing professional networks. It also makes the links between academia and industry. That is why I have been a member for many years. This award is an important recognition from peers on an invention that should be beneficial for our industry
- Other: "An Innovative Ultrasonic Technology for the Continuous Quality Monitoring of Liquid Aluminum on Casting Lines"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Fabio Taina -
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- Title: Metallurgy and Quality Manager
- Affiliation: Constellium Issoire, Issoire, France
- Quote: I am deeply honored to receive this award. This award represents the accomplishment of an innovative research project handled by a team composed of experts in industrial process, liquid metal treatment, and non-destructive testing. This prize recognizes the value of our research and the impact of this invention on the liquid metal quality improvement.
- Other: "An Innovative Ultrasonic Technology for the Continuous Quality Monitoring of Liquid Aluminum on Casting Lines"
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Barry Sadler -
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- Title: Managing Director
- Affiliation: Net Carbon Consulting Pty Ltd, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
- Quote: Thank you to the Light Metals Division for this recognition of my service. Throughout my career, the recognition I have valued most is that provided by my peers, so receiving the Distinguished Service Award has special personal significance. Involvement in TMS activities since 1987 has been enormously rewarding to me personally and professionally; especially in enabling me to develop a network of international associates that I treasure. My volunteer work with TMS is a way of partly repaying these benefits.
- Citation: For advancing the role of TMS through his many contributions of time and effort as an author, organizer and instructor.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Sanjay Sampath -
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- Title: Distinguished Professor and Director
- Affiliation: Stoney Brook University, Stony Brook, NY
- Quote: Greg and I are grateful to the JOM awards committee for selection of our paper. JOM is an outstanding journal with a large number of excellent publications and getting recognized is an honor. We believe our paper about approaches for sustainable remanufacturing of metals is very timely given the challenges the world faces in terms of resource utilization, energy consumption and environmental management. JOM will provide a broad exposure to our concepts and potentially lead to applications based on the concepts described in our paper. We thank JOM and TMS for this distinct honor and look forward to our continued interaction with the journal and the society.
- Other: "Sustainability of Metal Structures via Spray-Clad Remanufacturing," JOM, April 2018
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Gregory Smith -
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- Title: Researcher
- Affiliation: Naval Research Laboratory,
- Other: "Sustainability of Metal Structures via Spray-Clad Remanufacturing," JOM, April 2018
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
John Allison -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University Of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Other: "Interaction of Glide Dislocations with Extended Precipitates in Mg-Nd Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Zhihua Huang -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University Of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Other: "Interaction of Glide Dislocations with Extended Precipitates in Mg-Nd Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Amit Misra -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University Of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Other: "Interaction of Glide Dislocations with Extended Precipitates in Mg-Nd Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Trevor Abbott -
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- Title: Director - Research & Development
- Affiliation: Magontec Limited, Sydney, NSW, Australia
- Other: "Experimental Study of the Solidification Microstructure in the Mg-Rich Corner of the Mg-Al-Ce System," Magnesium Technology 2018
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Mark Easton -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: RMIT University, Carlton, VIC, Australia
- Quote: TMS is a big part of my global network. The TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition is where I meet up with the people I collaborate with and find out what is going on in the global materials community. It is great to see Charlotte’s work be recognized in this way and shows the importance of a team of people working together with a student on a project.
- Other: "Experimental Study of the Solidification Microstructure in the Mg-Rich Corner of the Mg-Al-Ce System," Magnesium Technology 2018
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Mark Gibson -
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- Title: Honorary Fellow
- Affiliation: CSIRO Manufacturing, Clayton, VIC, Australia
- Quote: It is welcome recognition of the hard work that Charlotte has put into her research and a great indication that the future of the field is in good hands.
- Other: "Experimental Study of the Solidification Microstructure in the Mg-Rich Corner of the Mg-Al-Ce System," Magnesium Technology 2018
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Stuart McDonald -
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- Title: Senior Research Fellow
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
- Quote: This award is great recognition for a hardworking Ph.D. student who has collaborated with a number of colleagues to access world-class facilities and research techniques. TMS provides an excellent platform to disseminate these results where they can have the greatest impact.
- Other: "Experimental Study of the Solidification Microstructure in the Mg-Rich Corner of the Mg-Al-Ce System," Magnesium Technology 2018
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Kazuhiro Nogita -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
- Other: "Experimental Study of the Solidification Microstructure in the Mg-Rich Corner of the Mg-Al-Ce System," Magnesium Technology 2018
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
David St. John -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
- Quote: It is very pleasing to receive this award as it is recognition of the quality of our research and the ability of one of our students to clearly communicate their work to a broad spectrum of the global research community. This platform is made possible through membership in TMS. My continued membership derives from the breadth of research areas that TMS covers. Also, on the annual opportunity to catch up with colleagues whom I would not otherwise meet face to face without the existence of TMS.
- Other: "Experimental Study of the Solidification Microstructure in the Mg-Rich Corner of the Mg-Al-Ce System," Magnesium Technology 2018
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Mark Styles -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: CSIRO Manufacturing, Clayton, VIC, Australia
- Quote: This award is a great recognition of the excellent work done by Ph.D. student, Charlotte Wong, whose work focuses on understanding the Mg-Al-La and Mg-Al-Ce phase diagrams and the solidification pathways in he AE class of Mg alloys. Congratulations Charlotte!
- Other: "Experimental Study of the Solidification Microstructure in the Mg-Rich Corner of the Mg-Al-Ce System," Magnesium Technology 2018
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Charlotte Wong -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: RMIT University, Carlton, VIC, Australia
- Quote: This award means a great deal to me. It is very affirming, and it is an honour to be recognized among the global research community. It proves that being passionate about what I do leads to success. TMS is a platform that provides opportunity for everyone to meet and share knowledge and idea in this global community.
- Other: "Experimental Study of the Solidification Microstructure in the Mg-Rich Corner of the Mg-Al-Ce System," Magnesium Technology 2018
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Suming Zhu -
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- Title: Senior Research Fellow
- Affiliation: RMIT University, Carlton, VIC, Australia
- Other: "Experimental Study of the Solidification Microstructure in the Mg-Rich Corner of the Mg-Al-Ce System," Magnesium Technology 2018
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
John Allison -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Other: "Development of BioMg® 250 Bioabsorbable Implant Alloy," Magnesium Technology 2018
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Raymond Decker -
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- Title: Chief Technical Officer
- Affiliation: Thixomat/nanoMAG, LLC, Livonia, MI
- Quote: Considering the continual high quality of the TMS-LMD-Magnesium Technology series, this is an honor, indeed. I'm proud to have been a member of TMS since joining as a University of Michigan student in 1950. I've benefited by attending many TMS meetings since then and made many good friends thereby. Most certainly, I have found that TMS activities have served well in keeping in touch with the latest technology in materials.
- Other: "Development of BioMg® 250 Bioabsorbable Implant Alloy," Magnesium Technology 2018
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Daniel LaCroix -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University, Livonia, MI
- Quote: As a recent graduate, it is an honor to receive this award. After many years of schooling and lots of effort there, it's exciting for me to be able to apply what I've learned to real-life situations and to have that recognized.
- Other: "Development of BioMg® 250 Bioabsorbable Implant Alloy," Magnesium Technology 2018
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Stephen LeBeau -
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- Title: President
- Affiliation: nanoMAG, LLC, Livonia, MI
- Other: "Development of BioMg® 250 Bioabsorbable Implant Alloy," Magnesium Technology 2018
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Surendra Makineni -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Research Fellow
- Affiliation: Max Planck Institute for Iron Research, Düsseldorf, Germany
- Quote: As I am in the early stage of my career, this award is extremely important and motivation to pursue my research interest related to physical metallurgy in the future.
- Other: "Development of BioMg® 250 Bioabsorbable Implant Alloy," Magnesium Technology 2018
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Huimin Lu -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Beihang University, Beijing, China
- Quote: The TMS-LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper in Fundamental Research Award is very important to my academic career, and is an affirmation of my research on magnesium extraction. I am a lifetime member of TMS. I will cherish this honor given to me by TMS. I will promote this research to industrial production.
- Other: "Study on the production of Metallic Magnesium from Nickel – Containing Serpentine," Magnesium Technology 2018
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Guangzhi Wu -
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- Title: Chairman
- Affiliation: Inner Mongolia Xintai Construction and Installation Group Co., Ltd, Inner Mongolia, China
- Quote: The TMS-LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper in Fundamental Research Award is very important for the future development of our company. We have 1.4 billion tons of serpentine ore, and basic research is very important to extract magnesium from it. In the future, we will strengthen research and promote the industrial application of this research.
- Other: "Study on the production of Metallic Magnesium from Nickel – Containing Serpentine," Magnesium Technology 2018
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LMD Scholarship
Tanner Livingston -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Utah, American Fork, UT
- Quote: As a member of Materials Advantage, I have many opportunities to meet with people in the metallurgical engineering industry. This is crucial in building connections for the future, and something I plan to continue doing as I near graduation. In particular, I am honored to have been allowed to apply for, and receive, this scholarship. The TMS Light Metals Division scholarship will allow me to attend school without the stresses of heavy student debt. This in turn allows me to focus more time on my family (wife and daughter), my studies, and my research.
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LMD Technology Award
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Kristian Etienne Einarsrud -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway
- Quote: Since my first visit to a TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition in 2011, I have always been inspired by the dedication from staff and volunteers, hosting a large event for a large audience. The diversity, both in subjects and in attendees, is one of my main motivations for attending the meeting – I always learn new skills and find new opportunities upon which I can continue to build my career and network. The high quality TMS journals allows me to go into the depth of the topics introduced at the Annual Meeting, thereby serving my professional needs throughout the year.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Samuel Wagstaff -
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- Title: Process Scientist
- Affiliation: Novelis Inc, Kennesaw, GA
- Quote: The TMS Foundation has been a source of inspiration to me for nearly my entire life. As I watched my father, Robert Wagstaff, prepare for presentations and publications it inspired me to dig deeper, and search further, throughout my entire education. As a TMS member myself now, I can take part in those same discussions, be a part of the greater scientific community, and draw inspiration from, and foster collaboration with my peers. TMS and the TMS Foundation has been one of the major catalysts in my career thus far. I look forward to the further collaborations, discussions, and discoveries that it will inspire in the years to come.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Hossein Dashti -
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- Title: Ph.D. Candidate
- Affiliation: Curtin University, Bentley, WAU, Australia
- Other: "Gas Hydrate-based CO2 Separation Process: Quantitative Assessment of the Effectiveness of Various Chemical Additives Involved in the Process," Energy Technology 2018
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Xia Lou -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Curtin University, Bentley, WAU, Australia
- Quote: This is a great honor from the TMS membership and an excellent recognition of quality research. It is a great encouragement to the researchers involved in this project, especially the young and early career researchers.
- Other: "Gas Hydrate-based CO2 Separation Process: Quantitative Assessment of the Effectiveness of Various Chemical Additives Involved in the Process," Energy Technology 2018
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Qiang Guo -
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- Affiliation: University of Waterloo, Toronto, ONT, Canada
- Quote: I am very glad and proud to get this award. It is a recognition of my research. It also means hard work really paid off. This award also inspires me to make greater achievements.
- Other: "Preparation and Characterization of Activated Carbon from Waste Ion-Exchange Resin for CO2 Adsorption," Energy Technology 2018
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Qin Qin -
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- Title: Vice-Professor
- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, Liaoning, China
- Quote: We are very happy to get the award. This award is the recognition of my present work and the research of this field. Further research in this field will be carried out for the forthcoming period. We will attend TMS as often as possible.
- Other: "Preparation and Characterization of Activated Carbon from Waste Ion-Exchange Resin for CO2 Adsorption," Energy Technology 2018
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Mengqi Wei -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Jiangsu Provincial Academy of Environmental Science, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China
- Quote: This award is the recognition of our present work and this field of research. Further research in this field will be carried out for the forthcoming period. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to learn and communicate with the experts. We will need to persevere and create more research results to participate in TMS.
- Other: "Preparation and Characterization of Activated Carbon from Waste Ion-Exchange Resin for CO2 Adsorption," Energy Technology 2018
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Qingbo Yu -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, Liaoning, China
- Quote: It is our pleasure to get the award. This award is an affirmation of our present work and the research of the CO2 emission reduction. Further research will be carried out in this field. We will create more research results to participate in TMS.
- Other: "Preparation and Characterization of Activated Carbon from Waste Ion-Exchange Resin for CO2 Adsorption," Energy Technology 2018
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Zongliang Zuo -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, Liaoning, China
- Quote: This award is an affirmation for my scientific research. Further research will be carried out in this field. We will attend TMS as often as possible.Thank you for giving us the opportunity to learn and communicate with peer experts.
- Other: "Preparation and Characterization of Activated Carbon from Waste Ion-Exchange Resin for CO2 Adsorption," Energy Technology 2018
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Thomas Boundy -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
- Quote: It is an honor to receive the 2018 LMD/EPD subject award for recycling from TMS. Recycling has become a hot topic in the literature in recent years drawing scientists from a wide array of disciplines. TMS has provided an excellent venue for exchanging these many perspectives on recycling that I hope to continue contribute to and learn from.
- Other: "Towards Commercialization of Indium Recovery from Waste Liquid Crystal Display Screens," Energy Technology 2018
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Bernd Friedrich -
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- Affiliation: RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany
- Other: "Behavior of Mg–Si-Rich Phases in Aluminum Can Sheets and Their Impact on Metal Oxidation During Industrial Thermal Pre-treatment," Light Metals 2018
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Christiane Matthies -
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- Affiliation: TRIMET Aluminium SE, Essen, Germany
- Other: "Behavior of Mg–Si-Rich Phases in Aluminum Can Sheets and Their Impact on Metal Oxidation During Industrial Thermal Pre-treatment," Light Metals 2018
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Marcel Rosefort -
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- Title: Head of R&D
- Affiliation: TRIMET Aluminium SE, Essen, Germany
- Other: "Behavior of Mg–Si-Rich Phases in Aluminum Can Sheets and Their Impact on Metal Oxidation During Industrial Thermal Pre-treatment," Light Metals 2018
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Jan Steglich -
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- Title: Project Manager R&D
- Affiliation: TRIMET Aluminium SE, Essen, Germany
- Quote: Being part of TMS means meeting internationally acknowledged experts as well as young colleagues from the aluminum industry. The TMS conference enables me to discuss metallurgy, recycling and casting with experts, who have shaped the industry. It is an honor to learn from these admirable people. It inspires new ideas for me and propels my work. Thank you TMS!
- Other: "Behavior of Mg–Si-Rich Phases in Aluminum Can Sheets and Their Impact on Metal Oxidation During Industrial Thermal Pre-treatment," Light Metals 2018
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Patrick Taylor -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
- Quote: I have attended TMS meetings since 1975. I value the technical presentations and the ability to meet other professionals who have similar technical interests. I have developed many valuable friendships over the years and have expanded my professional network through my membership and participation. I have been very active in many TMS committees and have truly enjoyed being involved. I have received several awards from TMS, but I am very proud of this one because it recognizes the work of one of my exceptional students.
- Other: "Towards Commercialization of Indium Recovery from Waste Liquid Crystal Display Screens," Energy Technology 2018
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Morris Cohen Award
William Gerberich -
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- Title: Professor Emeritas
- Affiliation: University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
- Quote: I can reminisce upon several outstanding events during my career: the ability to give a pre-doc lecture at California Institute of Technology; an invitation from Max Williams to be editor of International Journal of Fracture; giving an American Association for the Advancement of Science contribution in 1968 sandwiched between M. Cohen and G. Somarji; attending TMS departmental receptions in the 1990s for laughs and entertainment; and finally, being part of an honorary session at the TMS 2006 Annual Meeting & Exhibition with session chair and speakers: D. Bahr, W. Nix, B. Carter, R.Ritchie, E. Lilleodden, K. Gall P. Anderson, M. Gopken. D. Farkas. C. Schuh, N. Moody to name a few. Above all, my fondest reminisce is from last year’s retirement of my best students calling me ‘Mr. Sunshine’ for encouraging excellence in Materials Science.
- Citation: For developing mechanistic relationships between the structure and mechanical properties of materials.
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MPMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
David Furrer -
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- Title: Senior Fellow
- Affiliation: Pratt & Whitney, East Hartford, CT, US
- Citation: For pioneering contributions to the development and implementation of ICME technology, tools, and methods for the introduction of new materials and manufacturing processes.
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MPMD Distinguished Service Award
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MPMD Scholarship
Mackenzie Keefer -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University, Houghton, MI
- Quote: While the education I have received from Michigan Technological University has been great, Materials United and TMS have helped to provide resources and experiences that grant me a broader view of the ways my field of study can be applied. My most notable experience was attending the MS&T conference last year and participating in the presentation competition. This was a great opportunity to see the amazing Material Science and Engineering work that is being done, and to practice public speaking. Going forward I will be applying for full time positions in Materials and Processes groups in the Pacific Northwest, preferably in the aerospace industry. This decision was inspired by my latest summer internship that I probably would not have obtained without the knowledge and confidence I have received from organizations such as Materials United and TMS.
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MPMD Scholarship
Matthew Thomas -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University, Houghton, MI
- Quote: As a materials science and engineering student, it is an honor to be recognized by TMS and receive the Materials Processing and Manufacturing Division (MPMD) Scholarship. The MPMD scholarship will provide me financial flexibility so that I may focus on my degree during my senior year the Michigan Technological University. After graduation, I plan on entering either the heat treatment or medical equipment production industry and then continuing onto higher education.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Oliver Johnson -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Brigham Young University, Provo, UT
- Quote: Being a member of TMS has provided a wide range of opportunities to serve in my professional community and for professional development. I am grateful for the opportunity to meet, learn from, collaborate with, and serve with distinguished colleagues in my field. This award expands the scope of these opportunities, and I am grateful for that privilege. I look forward to many decades of participation as a member of TMS.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Srikanth Patala -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
- Quote: I feel extremely honored to receive this award. TMS membership has provided me the opportunity to engage with leaders in the field who have positively impacted my career, both as a researcher and a teacher in materials science. As a technical committee member, I was able to meet like-minded people with diverse sets of perspectives and ideas, co-organize symposia in areas close to my research interests, and was able to form new collaborations through these meetings. I look forward to involving myself in a leaderhip role at TMS and engaging with young researchers and students who will shape the future of the society.
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Lukas Dion -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: Rio Tinto, Arvida, QC, Canada
- Quote: This award came as a complete surprise to me, and I am proud to accept it. TMS is the best known publlcation platform in the aluminium industry, and being recognized for my work from this organization is a great honor. It demonstrates the high level of recognition that I get from my peers, in a field of very strong, and active researchers. Finally, being recipient of this prize will only strengthen my desire to keep contributing to the progress of science by submitting high guallty papers to TMS in the future!
- Other: "Simulator of Non-homogenous Alumina and Current Distribution in an Aluminum Electrolysis Cell to Predict Low-Voltage Anode Effects," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2018
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Laszlo Kiss -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Quebec at Chicoutimi, Chicoutimi, QC, Canada
- Quote: TMS have played an important role in my professional life over the past 20 years. It offered me a forum to get informed about the latest developments achieved by my peers and at the same time publish my results. The TMS Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper recognizes our work in the field of aluminum elec trolysis. I am proud of my coworkers; this is a great honor for all of us.
- Other: "Simulator of Non-homogenous Alumina and Current Distribution in an Aluminum Electrolysis Cell to Predict Low-Voltage Anode Effects," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2018
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2019
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Charles-Luc Lagace -
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- Title: Lean Expert
- Affiliation: Masonite Intl, Windsor, QC, Canada
- Quote: This award is the accomplishment of an extraordinary collaboration between industry and university partners. At Alouette, we believe in people, by taking them to the next level. As Steve Jobs said: "We hire smart people so they can tell us what to do." The whole team deserves that award.
- Other: "Simulator of Non-homogenous Alumina and Current Distribution in an Aluminum Electrolysis Cell to Predict Low-Voltage Anode Effects," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2018
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2019
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Sandor Poncsak -
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- Title: Research Professor
- Affiliation: University of Quebec at Chicoutimi, Chicoutimi, QC, Canada
- Quote: It makes me very happy and proud to receive this award. It is a nice recognition to our work that we realized to improve our knowledge about the low voltage anode effect and found a method of its fast detection in order to the reduce the emission of carbon-fluoride gases by the alumina reduction cells. TMS is a nice platform to share our latest findings and to exchange ideas with colleagues working on the same field.
- Other: "Simulator of Non-homogenous Alumina and Current Distribution in an Aluminum Electrolysis Cell to Predict Low-Voltage Anode Effects," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2018
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2019
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Oleg D. Sherby Award
Michael Mills -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Ohio State University , Columbus, OH
- Citation: For understanding creep behavior in complex metallic alloys using advanced characterization methods to gain new insights into deformation mechanisms and develop new models of deformation.
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Don Lipkin -
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- Title: Materials Scientist
- Affiliation: General Electric Co, Niskayuna, NY
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to the application of materials science to gas turbine technology, especially on protective coatings that enable benefits in efficiency and environmental impact.
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2019
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Ricardo Lebensohn -
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- Title: Scientist 5
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: I am deeply honored to receive this award from TMS Structural Materials Division. Being recognized by our flagship materials society and joining the list of such prestigious past recipients renews my strength in pursuit of scientific progress in terms of theoretical and numerical formulations for modelling and interpretation of verified and reproducible experimental evidence. I am very grateful to my SMD peers who, through this award, recognize my contributions to the field of modelling mechanical behavior of materials. These advances were enabled throughout my career by multiple collaborations with excellent mentors, colleagues and mentees, and by institutional support from Los Alamos National Laboratory.
- Citation: For pioneering work in the field of multiscale modeling of materials and its connection with the characterization of microstructure by X-ray diffraction.
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Irene Beyerlein -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA
- Other: "Deformation Mechanism Map of Cu/Nb Nanoscale Metallic Multilayers as a Function of Temperature and Layer Thickness," JOM, November 2017
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Miguel Castillo-Rodriguez -
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- Title: Instrument Scientist
- Affiliation: IMDEA Materials Institute, Madrid, Spain
- Other: "Deformation Mechanism Map of Cu/Nb Nanoscale Metallic Multilayers as a Function of Temperature and Layer Thickness," JOM, November 2017
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Javier Llorca -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: IMDEA Materials Institute, Madrid, Spain
- Other: "Deformation Mechanism Map of Cu/Nb Nanoscale Metallic Multilayers as a Function of Temperature and Layer Thickness," JOM, November 2017
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Nathan Mara -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
- Other: "Deformation Mechanism Map of Cu/Nb Nanoscale Metallic Multilayers as a Function of Temperature and Layer Thickness," JOM, November 2017
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Jon Molina-Aldareguia -
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- Title: Senior Researcher
- Affiliation: IMDEA Materials Institute, Madrid, Spain
- Other: "Deformation Mechanism Map of Cu/Nb Nanoscale Metallic Multilayers as a Function of Temperature and Layer Thickness," JOM, November 2017
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Miguel Monclus -
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- Title: Research Associate
- Affiliation: IMDEA Materials Institute, Madrid, Spain
- Other: "Deformation Mechanism Map of Cu/Nb Nanoscale Metallic Multilayers as a Function of Temperature and Layer Thickness," JOM, November 2017
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Jeromy Snel -
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- Title: Business Development Manager
- Affiliation: LEITAT Technological Center, Barcelona, Spain
- Other: "Deformation Mechanism Map of Cu/Nb Nanoscale Metallic Multilayers as a Function of Temperature and Layer Thickness," JOM, November 2017
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2019
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SMD Scholarship
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2019
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Andrew Baker -
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- Title: Materials & Process Engineer
- Affiliation: Boeing, St. Louis, MO
- Quote: I am honored to receive the 2019 TMS SMD Young Leaders Professional Development Award. TMS has provided significant opportunities and an inviting atmosphere to create, maintain, and foster key relationships between persons in the materials community for the benefit of the field and its membership. This award will allow me to continue serving on several committees, both technical and administrative, to assist in execution some of the TMS strategic goals such as advocacy for materials and manufacturing innovation, industrial engagement, and advancing diversity and inclusion in the minerals, metals, and materials profession.
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2019
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Lily Nguyen -
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- Title: Research Associate
- Affiliation: Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC
- Quote: TMS has been incredibly important to my career. In addition to serving as a platform to present my research, it provides so many opportunities to network and engage with other scientists at all stages. It is a great resource and support system for me as I try to integrate materials science and engineering outreach efforts to students and become more involved in policy. I am excited to learn more about the opportunities within TMS, so that I can better serve our community.
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2019
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Pranjal Nautiyal -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Florida International University, Miami, FL
- Quote: I started my Ph.D. in Materials Engineering in Fall 2015, and have been a Material Advantage member since then. As a member, I have participated in student contests, received TMS travel grants to attend conferences, and interacted with other fellow students and researchers in the materials community. I also chaired the Material Advantage chapter at my university, which has helped me to gain leadership experience, engage in social outreach and get to know successful professionals in my area. I will graduate in Spring 2020 and wish to become a Professor. I like doing research, writing and teaching, and academia would be a perfect career choice for me. TMS has helped me develop skill sets that will be helpful for me to succeed.
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Rui Feng -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Knoxville, TN
- Quote: It is my great honor to be receive this award again. I would like to thank the TMS Foundation and Materials Advantage, which offer me a wealth of resources to connect with many excellent researchers and stay up to date with the cutting-edge progress in my field. With the stimulation from this award, I will continue my hard work and passion in my future academic research and any other engaged works.
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Carolyn Hansson -
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- Title: Professor of Materials Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ont, Canada
- Citation: For visionary leadership, unwavering commitment and tireless support of materials education, the materials community, and the impact of her corrosion research on materials properties and our societal infrastructure.
- Other: Lecture Title: "The Challenge of 100 Year Service-Life Requirement"
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TMS/SME/AIME James Douglas Gold Medal
Jiann-Yang Hwang -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University, Houghon, MI
- Citation: For creative and exceptional contributions and leadership for mineral processing and metallurgy community for over 40 years.
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William D. Nix Award
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Mark Asta -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, CA
- Citation: For his foundational contributions to the theory and simulation of the thermodynamic and kinetic behavior of bulk and interfacial inorganic alloys.
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Young Innovator in the Materials Science of Additive Manufacturing Award
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Young Leaders International Scholar - FEMS
Jennifer Carter -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH
- Quote: TMS membership and the TMS Foundation have been instrumental in my success as a young leader, as a materials engineer, and materials educator. The Society and the awards provided by the Foundation have allowed me to participate in and direct the technical discussions that impact our community. When I look for mentors and collaborators, I look to my peers in TMS for support. I highly value the commitment that the TMS membership has made to my success, and I recommend to all my students that they volunteer and get involved with TMS. It is during the discussions at the TMS annual meetings and other TMS sponsored meetings that the future is discussed and brought one step closer.
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
Fadi Abdeljawad -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Clemson University, Clemson, SC
- Quote: TMS has always been a home for all my research and professional development needs. My participation at TMS has been instrumental in advancing my career from a graduate student to a Postdoctoral Fellow then a Staff Scientist both at a National Lab, and now as an Assistant Professor at Clemson University. The TMS annual meetings helped me grow professionally through formal presentations of my research work, participation in several technical and functional committees, organizing symposia, establishing connections with the top researchers in the field, and involvement in young professional activities. I am very grateful to the TMS Foundation for funding the Young Leaders International Scholar Award.
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2018
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Ekkes Bruck -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Delft University of Technology, Delft, Netherlands
- Quote: As a researcher in the field of advanced materials, it's a great honor for me to receive an award from TMS.
- Other: Autonomous Filling of Grain-Boundary Cavities during Creep Loading in Fe-Mo Alloys, Met Trans A, Oct 2016 (Topic area - Transformation)
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Haixing Fang -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Delft University of Technology, Delft, Netherlands
- Other: Autonomous Filling of Grain-Boundary Cavities during Creep Loading in Fe-Mo Alloys, Met Trans A, Oct 2016 (Topic area - Transformation)
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Maarten Gramsma -
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- Title: Jr. Consultant/Researcher Industrie
- Affiliation: Peutz B.V., Delft, Netherlands
- Other: Autonomous Filling of Grain-Boundary Cavities during Creep Loading in Fe-Mo Alloys, Met Trans A, Oct 2016 (Topic area - Transformation)
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Michael Herbig -
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- Title: Researcher, Group Leader
- Affiliation: Max-Planck-Institute For Iron Research GmbH, Dusseldorf, Germany
- Quote: Many thanks for this award for our publication on self-healing mechanisms in metals. It is really great to see how much our research on this topic was appreciated by the awards committee. This award is the result of collaborative efforts. Many thanks to all co-authors for all their work!
- Other: Autonomous Filling of Grain-Boundary Cavities during Creep Loading in Fe-Mo Alloys, Met Trans A, Oct 2016 (Topic area - Transformation)
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Margarita Kuzmina -
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- Title: Head of Analytical Laboratory
- Affiliation: Schmidt + Clemens GmbH, Dusseldorf, Germany
- Quote: It is a large honor to receive this award and to be a part of an international team that worked together on this project. Using each strength helped to combine different techniques and to cover various length scales in order to achieve a deep understanding of self-healing mechanisms in Fe-Mo alloy.
- Other: Autonomous Filling of Grain-Boundary Cavities during Creep Loading in Fe-Mo Alloys, Met Trans A, Oct 2016 (Topic area - Transformation)
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Cees Kwakernaak -
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- Title: Senior Research Technician
- Affiliation: Delft University of Technology, Delft, Netherlands
- Quote: I regard this medal as a recognition by my colleague materials scientists of TMS for my dedication to (a part of) the research performed. I am surprised by the attention it has received in the scientific community. I hope it will help inspire other researchers similarly as so many other researchers has inspired us.
- Other: "Autonomous Filling of Grain-Boundary Cavities during Creep Loading in Fe-Mo Alloys", Met Trans A, Oct 2016
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Dierk Raabe -
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- Title: Professor, Director
- Affiliation: Max-Planck Inst, Dusseldorf, Germany
- Quote: This award is a tremendous honor and rewards the great progress that can be achieved when designing and characterizing complex engineering materials from the near-atomic scale to macroscopic dimensions. Also, it reflects the benefits of teaming up on such ventures in the form of multidisciplinary and multi-group collaborations. Many thanks to the great team!
- Other: Autonomous Filling of Grain-Boundary Cavities during Creep Loading in Fe-Mo Alloys, Met Trans A, Oct 2016 (Topic area - Transformation)
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Willem Sloof -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Delft University of Technology, Delft, Netherlands
- Quote: The TMS-AIME Champion H. Mathewson award is much appreciated. It is a great honor. The success of our research on self-healing materials is due to collaboration of researchers with different expertise. I am grateful to be part of the team that received this recognition by The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society (TMS).
- Other: Autonomous Filling of Grain-Boundary Cavities during Creep Loading in Fe-Mo Alloys, Met Trans A, Oct 2016 (Topic area - Transformation)
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Frans Tichelaar -
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- Title: Researcher
- Affiliation: Delft University of Technology, Delft, Netherlands
- Other: Autonomous Filling of Grain-Boundary Cavities during Creep Loading in Fe-Mo Alloys, Met Trans A, Oct 2016 (Topic area - Transformation)
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Sybrand van der Zwaag -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Delft University of Technology, Delft, Netherlands
- Quote: This is one of the most influential materials science societies worldwide, and receiving their award for our research on self healing in high temperture metals means a lot to me.
- Other: Autonomous Filling of Grain-Boundary Cavities during Creep Loading in Fe-Mo Alloys, Met Trans A, Oct 2016 (Topic area - Transformation)
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Niels van Dijk -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Delft University of Technology, Delft, Netherlands
- Quote: It is a great recognition for our work on self healing in high temperature metals to be awarded by TMS, as it is one of the main organizations to represent the materials community.
- Other: Autonomous Filling of Grain-Boundary Cavities during Creep Loading in Fe-Mo Alloys, Met Trans A, Oct 2016 (Topic area - Transformation)
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Wanlin Wang -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Central South University, Changsha, China
- Quote: It is my great honor to be chosen for the 2018 TMS-AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award, and I feel so privileged that my name could be placed among those great names of metallurgical and materials science. We have devoted years’ of effort to the development of the mold simulator system for the study of initial solidification phenomena during the process of continuous casting, and I very much appreciate the recognition from our international research family. I am also very grateful to TMS for providing such a great platform for research exchange and discussion. This award is meaningful to our traditional process metallurgist, and I believe we still have a lot to do for the development and propagation of advanced technology.
- Other: "Mold Simulator Study of the Initial Solidification of Molten Steel in Continuous Casting Mold. Part I: Experiment Process and Measurement" (Met Trans B, October 2015) and "Part II: Effects of Mold Oscillation and Mold Level Fluctuation", Met Trans B, April 2016 (Topic area - Solidification)
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2018
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Shasha Zhang -
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- Title: Associate Research Fellow
- Affiliation: Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautic, Nanling, China
- Quote: It is a great honor to accept this award, which gives high praise for our work in the metallurgical materials research area. It gives me much confidence in my scientific research. This award also stimulates me to give much more notable contributions to the metallurgical field in the future. Finally, I would like to give thanks to my coauthors.
- Other: Autonomous Filling of Grain-Boundary Cavities during Creep Loading in Fe-Mo Alloys, Met Trans A, Oct 2016 (Topic area - Transformation)
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Haihui Zhang -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Central South University, Changsha, China
- Quote: I’m deeply honored to receive the Champion H. Mathewson Award and I am most grateful to TMS and my nominators. My thanks are also extended to my co-authors, as this work could not be possible without their contributions. TMS is an excellent platform that provides many opportunities for me to have discussions with many distinguished scholars and experts in the field of metallurgy and materials science. I am aware that TMS has evaluated a large number of papers published in Metallurgical and Materials Transactions for this award, so I am quite honored to be a recipient of this prestigious award.
- Other: "Mold Simulator Study of the Initial Solidification of Molten Steel in Continuous Casting Mold. Part I: Experiment Process and Measurement" (Met Trans B, October 2015) and "Part II: Effects of Mold Oscillation and Mold Level Fluctuation", Met Trans B, April 2016 (Topic area - Solidification)
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2018
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Samuel Rodrigues -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada
- Quote: It is an honor for me to receive the TMS/AIME DeWitt Smith Scholarship. I participated for the first time in the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition last year and I am delighted with the events that I attended during that time. I made two presentations, one oral as well as a poster, and they have definitely helped me to develop my communication skills and give me more confidence to present scientific results. The first year I started my Ph.D. studies, I became a TMS/Materials Advantage member and this has contributed to my career development in terms of giving me opportunities to be connected with peers and with new development in materials and metallurgical engineering. After graduation, I would like to continue doing research and developing new materials for the metallurgical industry. This scholarship is very important to me and I will continue to do my best to represent the values of this award in my professional life.
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2018
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Kao Zoua Yang -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
- Quote: TMS/MA has opened the doors of opportunity and networking with their organizations and conferences. To host conferences allows me to present my work and discuss with other professionals. This has allowed me to better my research and communication skills as I continue in the field of materials science and engineering. Their strong foundation and connections allows me to utilize these resources to receive awards such as this and connect with local professionals. TMS/MA continuation to support students like us allows us to become role models to the new generations. After completion of my Ph.D., if an opportunity arises from my hometown university, I would be interested to take on a faculty position to perform research and teach. Secondary to that is to find R&D positions in the Minnesota Twin cities area.
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2018
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Subhash Mahajan -
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- Title: Distinguished Professor & Special Adviser To the Chancellor
- Affiliation: University of California, Davis, CA
- Citation: For lifetime contributions to our fundamental knowledge of metals and alloys and for his dedication to the field of materials science and engineering, including teaching, research, and service.
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2018
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Tresa Pollock -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, CA
- Citation: For extraordinary contributions to the metallurgical field as an inspiring educator, a creative technologist, an exceptional colleague, and a visionary leader of the TMS community.
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2018
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Allison Beese -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA
- Quote: I am deeply honored to be receiving the 2018 AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award and to be joining this prestigious group of scientists and engineers. I am grateful to my nominators, mentors, colleagues, and students. Active involvemnet in TMS has been an immensely rewarding experience, one which has provided me with opportunities to interact with a wonderful, talented community of colleagues, to take on leadership roles in the society, and to develop a strong professional network.
- Citation: For exceptional promise in the field of mechanics of metallic materials and in particular, the advancement of mechanical metallurgy understanding in additive manufacturing.
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2018
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Tresa Pollock -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, CA
- Citation: For educating, engaging and inspiring countless TMS leaders, and for her own unwavering dedication and service to TMS and the broader materials community.
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2018
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Brimacombe Medalist
Ibrahim Karaman -
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- Title: Professor & Department Head
- Affiliation: Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
- Quote: It is a great honor for me to be selected as one of the 2018 Brimacombe Medalists by TMS, the society that I professionally grew up with. I have attended almost all TMS Annual Meetings & Exhibitions since 2000. Being recognized by TMS and my colleagues in this fashion is a great motivation for me and my students to continue the Brimacombe commitment to excellence in metallurgy and push the boundaries in research for advanced structural materials. I am grateful to my colleagues who nominated me for this award and TMS for keeping us together and guiding us as a society.
- Citation: For revolutionary research on smart materials and for exceptional service to the community through the establishment of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Texas A&M University.
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2018
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Brimacombe Medalist
Roger Narayan -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC
- Quote: TMS membership provides many opportunities for volunteering through technical committees. I have worked with colleagues in the Biomaterials Committee as well as the Thin Films & Interfaces Committee to develop programming at the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition. I have also been involved with the Programming Committee, the Materials Innovation Committee, and the Nanomaterials Committee over the years. TMS membership has provided numerous opportunities to interact with colleagues in academia, government labs, and industry. In addition, TMS brings together colleagues from the US and other countries through TMS Annual Meetings as well as THERMEC and PRICM meetings. Participating in technical committees has allowed me to develop organizational skills while serving the materials community. In addition, attending TMS events has facilitated the development of research collaborations and other joint activities.
- Citation: For demonstrating that pulsed laser deposition, laser direct writing, and two photon polymerization may be used to create novel biomaterials.
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2018
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Brimacombe Medalist
Katsuyo Thornton -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Quote: I am truly honored to be selected as a Brimacombe Medalist. TMS has been my home for professional activities since I entered into the field of materials science and engineering, and it has been one of the enablers for my career development. I am grateful to TMS and its members and leadership who have provided me with a fertile ground on which to establish my career. I look forward to my continued involvement in TMS and hope to give back and pass on the benefits I have received.
- Citation: For major contributions to the development of computational methods for understanding microstructural evolution, for innovative approaches to computational materials education and for her TMS leadership.
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2018
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Brimacombe Medalist
Xinghang Zhang -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Quote: I am deeply honored to be recognized for this prestigious award. My involvement with TMS started 15 years ago and I have organized several TMS symposia over the years since 2005. Organizing these symposia has been a great learning experience. Throughout the years, TMS has been a major media for communication of my research findings with colleagues around the world. I get to know a large number of outstanding colleagues from academia, national labs, and industry both nationally and internationally. This is a great organization to establih our research and social network. I look forward to being actively involved in TMS for many years to come.
- Citation: For developing metallic materials with exceptional mechanical properties and environmental stability using nanostructured twins.
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2018
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Jyotirmoy Mazumder -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Quote: TMS has been my intellectual home since 1979. TMS contributed tremendously to my professional growth and quenched a big part of my intellectual curiosity. My introduction to solidification science was with Professor Chalmer’s text book. I even used his text book and Professor’s Fleming’s text book when I started teaching myself. I am humbled by the association with Chalmers and Flemings through this award.
- Citation: For development and commercialization of closed-loop direct metal deposition process for additive manufacturing of metals and fundamental knowledge of laser processing of materials.
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2018
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Cyril Stanley Smith Award
Raja Mishra -
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- Title: Technical Fellow
- Affiliation: General Motors R&D Center, Warren, MI
- Quote: I am honored to receive the TMS award named for Cyril Stanley Smith, a pioneer in the study of materials microstructures, and to join the company of prior award recipients whom I have long admired. Smith was a leader in shaping the early foundations of microstructure based understanding of metallurgy and materials behavior. Our work to integrate quantitative microstructure in computational materials innovation for automotive lightweighting has been built on that foundation. My research group wants to recognize and thank the numerous colleagues who have greatly inspired, assisted and contributed to this work and especially acknowledge TMS for the key role it has played by providing the platform where many of these collaborations were established and nurtured.
- Citation: Advancing the science of automotive lightweighting through the integration of experimental and computational materials development with design innovation.
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2018
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Sung Woo Nam -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Illinois, Urbana, IL
- Quote: I am honored and grateful to receive this prestigious award made possible through the TMS Foundation. The TMS Foundation’s mission to support and enrich the development of professionals in the minerals, metals and materials community, and to furthermore provide avenues for professionals from academia, industry, and many other communities to communicate and engage, is truly impactful. I am very excited to be part of the TMS community and to further its important mission. I look forward to participating in the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition, Technical Division activities, as well as Young Professional Events.
- Other: Designing and Shaping Nano-materials via Controlled Mechanical Deformations
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2018
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Cong Wang -
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- Title: Junior Professor
- Affiliation: Northeastern university, Shenyang, China
- Quote: It couldn’t be more wonderful to receive this prestigious award on my 10th consecutive attendance of the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition. TMS has played a pivotal role in shaping my career. TMS and the TMS Foundation offer one-of-a-kind academic exchange platform, connecting people of the same professional background, and sparking idea-promoting knowledge elevation. As the only recipient (so far) of the Early Career Faculty Fellow Award outside the USA, I feel immensely honored and humbled, expecting to bridge the Chinese metals community with the rest of the world.
- Other: Oxide Metallurgy: From Concept to Practice
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2018
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Ellen Swallow Richards Diversity Award
Bevlee Watford -
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- Title: Professor & Asociate Dean for Academic Affairs
- Affiliation: Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, VA
- Citation: For her outstanding contributions to diversity and inclusion in engineering, her development of innovative programs for students, and her leadership in engineering education.
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2018
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Geoffrey Brooks -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Swinburne University of Technology, Hawthorn, VIC, Australia
- Quote: I have been a TMS member since 1990 and I have always highly valued the excellent conferences and publications run by the society. I am most humbled to receive this award honoring a particularly enthusiastic educator and renowned scientist whose lectures have inspired young engineers and scientists, and whose research has advanced the fundamental understanding of complex metallurgical processes and contributed to significant improvement of industrial processes. When I see the list of the previous winner which contains many of my heroes, I am very grateful for such an honor. I am also thankful for the skill and good humor of my many co-workers and students over the years. I would have never won such an award without their support and good work.
- Citation: Enthusiastic educator and renowned scientist, whose lectures have inspired young engineers and scientists, and whose research has advanced the fundamental understanding of complex metallurgical processes and contributed to significant improvement of industrial processes.
- Other: The Revolutions Ahead in Pyrometallurgy
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2018
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EPD Distinguished Service Award
Peter Hayes -
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- Title: Professor and Program Leader
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Brisbane, QLD, Austrailia
- Quote: I would like to thank the Extraction and Processing Division of TMS for this Distinguished Service Award. I am both surprised and honored. I see this annual award in a broader context. I see this as an annual reminder and recognition of the significant efforts by many other people in the Society who actively promote and support the activities of our profession. As well as a personal award, it is a way of extending thanks to them for their important contributions.
- Citation: For forty-plus years of an extractive metallurgy career, developing an undergraduate program, textbooks used worldwide, research for fifty-plus major international companies, 300-plus publications, and best paper awards.
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
Anil Saigal -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Tufts University, Medford, MA
- Other: "Effect of Skin-Core Hierarchal Structure on Dielectric Constant of Injection Molded and Cast Film Extruded Liquid Crystalline Polymer"
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
Mark Shooter -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Tufts University, Medford, MA
- Other: "Effect of Skin-Core Hierarchal Structure on Dielectric Constant of Injection Molded and Cast Film Extruded Liquid Crystalline Polymer"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - First Place
Michael Zimmerman -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Tufts University, Medford, MA
- Other: "Effect of Skin-Core Hierarchal Structure on Dielectric Constant of Injection Molded and Cast Film Extruded Liquid Crystalline Polymer"
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
Andrew Brown -
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- Title: Resarch Associate
- Affiliation: University of New South Wales, Canberra, Australia
- Other: "Deformation Mechanisms of Closed-Cell Aluminium Foams During Drop Weight Impact"
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
Juan Escobedo-Diaz -
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- Title: Senior Lecturer
- Affiliation: University of New South Wales, Canberra, Australia
- Other: "Deformation Mechanisms of Closed-Cell Aluminium Foams During Drop Weight Impact"
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
Paul Hazell -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of New South Wales, Canberra, Australia
- Other: "Deformation Mechanisms of Closed-Cell Aluminium Foams During Drop Weight Impact"
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
Md Ashraful Islam -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of New South Wales, Canberra, Australia
- Other: "Deformation Mechanisms of Closed-Cell Aluminium Foams During Drop Weight Impact"
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
Md Abdul Kader -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of New South Wales, Canberra, Australia
- Other: "Deformation Mechanisms of Closed-Cell Aluminium Foams During Drop Weight Impact"
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Second Place
Mohammad Saadatfar -
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- Title: Fellow
- Affiliation: Australian National University, Canberra, Australia
- Other: "Deformation Mechanisms of Closed-Cell Aluminium Foams During Drop Weight Impact"
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Third Place
Glauson Aperacido Machado -
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- Affiliation: Instituto de Pesquisas Energéticas e Nucleares-IPEN/CNEN-SP, Sao Paulo, Brazil
- Other: "Study of Flexible Films Prepared from PLA/PBT Blend and PLA E-Beam Irradiated as Compatibilizing Agent"
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Third Place
Elizabeth Carvalho Cardoso -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Instituto de Pesquisas Energéticas e Nucleares-IPEN/CNEN-SP, Sao Paulo, Brazil
- Quote: This award was very special for me, considering all the efforts that I had to cope for participating of the last TMS. Considering the high level of people involved in TMS team. I felt very proud in having one of my papers capable to attract attention on it. I highly trusted in biopolymers future as well in high energy radiation and I will keep working on their new developments.
- Other: "Study of Flexible Films Prepared from PLA/PBT Blend and PLA E-Beam Irradiated as Compatibilizing Agent"
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Third Place
Esperidiana Moura -
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- Affiliation: Instituto de Pesquisas Energéticas e Nucleares-IPEN/CNEN-SP, Sao Paulo, Brazil
- Other: "Study of Flexible Films Prepared from PLA/PBT Blend and PLA E-Beam Irradiated as Compatibilizing Agent"
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Paper Award - Third Place
Rene Ramos Oliveira -
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- Affiliation: Instituto de Pesquisas Energéticas e Nucleares-IPEN/CNEN-SP, Sao Paulo, Brazil
- Other: "Study of Flexible Films Prepared from PLA/PBT Blend and PLA E-Beam Irradiated as Compatibilizing Agent"
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Genevieve Lee -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
- Quote: I’m honored to be receiving the first place TMS/EPD award. I’m sincerely grateful for the recognition that I’ve received for my work, as I know other presenters’ posters and projects were just as impressive. The work that I completed for this project was in part for the completion of my master’s in welding and materials engineering, and I’ve gained a lot of insight along the way. Winning this award would not have been possible without the inspiration I’ve received from my seniors and colleagues, namely my adviser, Antonio Ramirez, and co-authors. This milestone is a mark of the achievement and wisdom I’ve gained while immersed in the progressive, innovative atmosphere that TMS stimulates in the materials community.
- Other: "Efficient High-Resolution Study of Dissimilar Metal Interfaces"
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Jonathan Orsborn -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
- Other: "Efficient High-Resolution Study of Dissimilar Metal Interfaces"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - First Place
Antonio Ramirez -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
- Other: "Efficient High-Resolution Study of Dissimilar Metal Interfaces"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Jeff Blackwood -
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- Affiliation: Thermo Fisher Scientific, Hillsboro, OR
- Other: "Advanced Ion Column Solution for Low Ion Damage Characterization and Ultra-fine Process"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Mauricio Gordillo -
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- Affiliation: Thermo Fisher Scientific, Hillsboro, OR
- Other: "Advanced Ion Column Solution for Low Ion Damage Characterization and Ultra-fine Process"
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Micah Ledoux -
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- Title: Applications Development Engineer
- Affiliation: Thermo Fisher Scientific, Hillsboro, OR
- Other: "Advanced Ion Column Solution for Low Ion Damage Characterization and Ultra-fine Process"
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Sang Hoon Lee -
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- Title: Engineering Specialist
- Affiliation: Thermo Fisher Scientific, Hillsboro, OR
- Quote: I would like to thank TMS for this remarkable award. There is no doubt that it boosts all aspects of advancement in both scientific research and industrial development. It is great opportunity for me to share all brilliant ideas, foresight of inspiring science and of bleeding edge technology. I enjoy my journey of R&D contributing to the roadmap of Homo sapiens civilization. I’d like to share this honor with all my great colleagues in Therno Fisher Scientific.
- Other: "Advanced Ion Column Solution for Low Ion Damage Characterization and Ultra-fine Process"
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Mostafa Maazouz -
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- Title: R&D Manager
- Affiliation: Thermo Fisher Scientific, Hillsboro, OR
- Quote: A special thank you to the TMS-EPD Materials Characterization Committee for this award. I am honored and humbled to join my colleagues from Thermo Fisher Scientific in accepting this award. The poster, "Advanced Ion Column Solution for Low Damage Characterzation and Ultra-Fine Process" covers some of the most advanced and cutting-edge techniques for material characterization and I am sure that TMS members and researchers in related fields will find it interesting.
- Other: "Advanced Ion Column Solution for Low Ion Damage Characterization and Ultra-fine Process"
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Second Place
Liang Zhang -
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- Title: Senior Applications Engineer
- Affiliation: Thermo Fisher Scientific, Hillsboro, OR
- Other: "Advanced Ion Column Solution for Low Ion Damage Characterization and Ultra-fine Process"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Lawrence Allard Jr. -
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- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Lab, Oak Ridge, TN
- Other: "X-ray and Microstructural Study of a Set of Cast Aluminum Alloys"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
J. Allen Haynes -
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- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Lab, Oak Ridge, TN
- Other: "X-ray and Microstructural Study of a Set of Cast Aluminum Alloys"
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Shibayan Roy -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, Kharagpur, India
- Other: "X-ray and Microstructural Study of a Set of Cast Aluminum Alloys"
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Dongwon Shin -
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- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Lab, Oak Ridge, TN
- Other: "X-ray and Microstructural Study of a Set of Cast Aluminum Alloys"
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Amit Shyam -
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- Title: Senior R&D Staff
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Lab, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: This award was a nice recognition for our highly collaborative effort on characterization of cast aluminum alloys. We thank the committee members for selecting us. I am looking forward to continuous involvement with TMS to accomplish my professional development goas and also to mentor the next generation of scientists.
- Other: "X-ray and Microstructural Study of a Set of Cast Aluminum Alloys"
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2018
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EPD Materials Characterization Best Poster Award - Third Place
Thomas Watkins -
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- Title: Senior Research Staff
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Lab, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: This award is part of a very successful project to develop a new aluminum alloy. The award provides some recognition for our efforts. TMS membership affords me a venue to stay current in the field of additive manufacturing and metallurgy.
- Other: "X-ray and Microstructural Study of a Set of Cast Aluminum Alloys"
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2018
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Joel Kapusta -
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- Title: Director, Technology - Mining & Metals
- Affiliation: BBA Inc., Montreal, Canada
- Other: “Submerged Gas Jet Penetration: A Study of Bubbling Versus jetting and Side Versus Bottom Blowing in Copper Bath Smelting” JOM, June 2017
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2018
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EPD Scholarship
Abigail McBride -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines &Technology, Rapid City, SD
- Quote: Getting involved with Materials Advantage is the best involvement decision I have made while in school. It opened the doors for me to attend the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition and present my research poster. The people I met and speakers I heard taught me what an amazing community the materials and metallurgy field is and that I am privileged to be going into it. Materials Advantage also allowed me to apply for this scholarship which has been an honor and a huge financial relief for my senior year. I am currently planning to pursue a career in extractive metallurgy following graduation.
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2018
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EPD Scholarship
Robert Seivert -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines &Technology, Rapid City, SD
- Quote: I am very honored to receive this scholarship, and I would like to thank the scholarship committee and TMS for this recognition. This scholarship allows me to focus on my schoolwork and to be active in the organizations I enjoy such as Material Advantage. Through Material Advantage, I have been able to connect with many professionals and stay up to date with the current trends and technologies in metallurgy. I have enjoyed being involved in the processing of raw materials and plan to work in the steel industry upon graduation.
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2018
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EPD Science Award
Tamara Chapman -
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- Title: Materials Technologist, Corrosion
- Affiliation: Rolls Royce Plc, Derby, United Kingdom
- Other: “The Dislocation Mechanism of Stress Corrosion Embrittlement in Ti-6Al-2Sn-4Zr-6Mo”, Met Trans A, Jan 2016
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EPD Science Award
David Dye -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Imperial College, London, London, United Kingdom
- Quote: It's wonderful to find that our work is useful and that applied work, in the case on the mechanism of stress corrosion crackling in T. alloys, is well regarded. It's also very pleasing to see the recognition given to Tamara, one of my PhD advisers, who now works in industry with Rolls-Royce.
- Other: “The Dislocation Mechanism of Stress Corrosion Embrittlement in Ti-6Al-2Sn-4Zr-6Mo”, Met Trans A, Jan 2016
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EPD Science Award
Trevor Lindley -
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- Title: Senior Research Investigator
- Affiliation: Imperial College, London, London, United Kingdom
- Other: “The Dislocation Mechanism of Stress Corrosion Embrittlement in Ti-6Al-2Sn-4Zr-6Mo”, Met Trans A, Jan 2016
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EPD Science Award
David Rugg -
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- Title: Senior Engineering Fellow
- Affiliation: Rolls Royce Plc, Derby, United Kingdom
- Other: “The Dislocation Mechanism of Stress Corrosion Embrittlement in Ti-6Al-2Sn-4Zr-6Mo”, Met Trans A, Jan 2016
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EPD Science Award
Ananthi Sankaran -
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- Title: Powertrain Engineer
- Affiliation: Ford Motor Co. Ltd., Bentwood, United Kingdom
- Quote: I am honored and humbled that our work is chosen for this award. This award is a testimony of all the hard work the team has put together. I would like to thank TMS for recognizing the work and the Imperial College for giving me the opportunity to be part of a great team.
- Other: “The Dislocation Mechanism of Stress Corrosion Embrittlement in Ti-6Al-2Sn-4Zr-6Mo”, Met Trans A, Jan 2016
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EPD Science Award
Vassili Vorontsov -
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- Title: Research Fellow
- Affiliation: Imperial College, London, London, United Kingdom
- Other: “The Dislocation Mechanism of Stress Corrosion Embrittlement in Ti-6Al-2Sn-4Zr-6Mo”, Met Trans A, Jan 2016
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2018
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EPD Technology Award
Trevor Abbott -
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- Title: Director - Research and Development
- Affiliation: Magontec Ltd, Sydney, NSW, Australia
- Other: "Evaluation of Magnesium Die-Casting Alloys for Elevated Temperature Applications: Microstructure, Tensile Properties, and Creep Resistance", Met Trans A, August 2015
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EPD Technology Award
Matthew Dargusch -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Brisbane, QLD, Austrailia
- Quote: This award is recognition of the strong collaboration between RMIT University, Magontec LTD, Monash University, Helmhout-Zentrum Geesthacht, CSIRO and the University of Queensland in the research field of creep resistant magnesium alloys.
- Other: "Evaluation of Magnesium Die-Casting Alloys for Elevated Temperature Applications: Microstructure, Tensile Properties, and Creep Resistance", Met Trans A, August 2015
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EPD Technology Award
Mark Easton -
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- Title: Associate Dean
- Affiliation: RMIT University, Carlton, VIC, Australia
- Quote: This award is particularly special for a number of reasons. I see it as a recognition of all the excellent work performed in the CAST Co-operative Research Centre in Australia on Magnesium Alloy development over 20 years until 2013. It also includes the Global Light Metal Alliance Member, HZG, to demonstrate the global nature of the work. Recognition by TMS is especially important because many of us are enthusiastic participants in the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition as a gathering of the world materials community. TMS membership is a key part of my global networking.
- Other: "Evaluation of Magnesium Die-Casting Alloys for Elevated Temperature Applications: Microstructure, Tensile Properties, and Creep Resistance", Met Trans A, August 2015
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EPD Technology Award
Mark Gibson -
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- Title: Senior Principal Research Scientist
- Affiliation: CSIRO Manufacturing, Clayton, VIC, Australia
- Quote: It is very gratifying to have our research acknowledged by the broader materials community with such a prestigious award. I am also very pleased for the recognition of my colleagues, as we have toiled long and hard over a number of years to further the understanding of the creep behavior of magnesium alloys. It has been an inspiration and a pleasure to work alongside them. It is my hope that the attention that this award casts on this area of research will induce young scientists to consider working in this field as there is still much to discover.
- Other: "Evaluation of Magnesium Die-Casting Alloys for Elevated Temperature Applications: Microstructure, Tensile Properties, and Creep Resistance", Met Trans A, August 2015
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EPD Technology Award
Norbert Hort -
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- Title: Head, Magnesium Processing Group
- Affiliation: Heimholtz-Zentum Geeshacht, Geesthacht, Germany
- Quote: TMS offers fantastic opportunities for networking in the materials community. Additionally, important information can be obtained from this network by attending the meetings organized by TMS in various parts of the world or other TMS publications. As an active member of TMS and an active volunteer, I deeply appreciate the award in an area which is somewhat the core of my work during the past. I also have to thank my co-authors. Without them it would not have happened.
- Other: "Evaluation of Magnesium Die-Casting Alloys for Elevated Temperature Applications: Microstructure, Tensile Properties, and Creep Resistance", Met Trans A, August 2015
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EPD Technology Award
Jian-Feng Nie -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Monash University, Clayton, VIC, Australia
- Quote: This is a great honor for me to receive this award. It will encourage us to continue the effort and hard work on magnesium alloys. I hope we will contribute more towards the growth of magnesium research and products.
- Other: "Evaluation of Magnesium Die-Casting Alloys for Elevated Temperature Applications: Microstructure, Tensile Properties, and Creep Resistance", Met Trans A, August 2015
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2018
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EPD Technology Award
Suming Zhu -
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- Title: Senior Research Fellow
- Affiliation: RMIT University, Carlton, VIC, Australia
- Quote: I am very grateful to the Extraction & Processing Division for the award which recognizes our cooperated research on magnesium die-casting alloys across several organizations over a couple of years. This award will encourage me to continue working on practical magnesium alloys towards industrial applications.
- Other: "Evaluation of Magnesium Die-Casting Alloys for Elevated Temperature Applications: Microstructure, Tensile Properties, and Creep Resistance", Met Trans A, August 2015
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2018
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Jacob McMurray -
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- Title: Research Associate
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: The TMS Foundation has benefited me both as a graduate student and now as an early career professional. In 2014, I received the Henry Dewitt Smith Scholarship that helped offset educational expenses and allowed me to travel to San Diego for the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition. The Young Leaders Professional Development Award is an opportunity to develop my leadership skills, present my current research, and grow my professional network, particularly with prominent members of the Society. Both awards are high honors. They give credibility to my work and enrich my learning, research, and professional development.
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2018
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Fiseha Tesfaye -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Researcher
- Affiliation: Abo Akademi University, Turku, Finland
- Quote: Since 2012, TMS has played, and will continue to play, a significant role in my academic career by providing me the opportunity to present and discuss my research outcomes, network with world-class researchers, and develop my leadership skills. I am grateful to the TMS Foundation for enabling this award which motivates me to get more involved in this important scientific society. I am looking forward to introducing more colleagues and students to the prestigious scientific atmosphere TMS provides.
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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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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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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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2018
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FMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
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- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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FMD Distinguished Service Award
Roger Narayan -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
- Quote: TMS membership provides many opportunities for volunteering through technical committees. I have worked with colleagues in the Biomaterials Committee as well as the Thin Films & Interfaces Committee to develop programming at the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition. I have also been involved with the Programming Committee, the Materials Innovation Committee, and the Nanomaterials Committee over the years. TMS membership has provided numerous opportunities to interact with colleagues in academia, government labs, and industry. In addition, TMS brings together colleagues from the US and other countries through TMS Annual Meetings as well as THERMEC and PRICM meetings. Participating in technical committees has allowed me to develop organizational skills while serving the materials community. In addition, attending TMS events has facilitated the development of research collaborations and other joint activities.
- Citation: For bringing biomaterials to prominence within TMS and for his outstanding service to, and leadership, in the Functional Materials Division.
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2018
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Nisrit Pandey -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
- Quote: Being actively involved in TMS and Materials Advantage has allowed me to become a global and critical thinker in many aspects of materials science and engineering. I have been able to grow professionally by interacting with industry leaders and academic professionals in many events and conferences. Furthermore, TMS scholarships have lessened my financial burden and I have been able to focus on achieving my professional goals. After my undergraduate degree, I plan to pursue a Ph.D. focusing on energy materials and environmental degradation issues, followed by working in the industry. In the future, I would also like to utilize my degree to foster younger minds in materials engineering by being active with local TMS, ASM, AIST and Materials Advantage chapters.
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2018
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Tong An -
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- Affiliation: Beijing University of Technology, Beijing, China
- Other: "Microstructure Evolution and Protrusion of Electroplated Cu-Filled Through-Silicon Vias Subjected to Thermal Cyclic Loading", JEM, October 2017
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Si Chen -
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- Affiliation: Beijing University of Technology, Beijing, China
- Other: "Microstructure Evolution and Protrusion of Electroplated Cu-Filled Through-Silicon Vias Subjected to Thermal Cyclic Loading", JEM, October 2017
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Pei Chen -
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- Title: Lecturer
- Affiliation: Beijing University of Technology, Beijing, China
- Other: "Microstructure Evolution and Protrusion of Electroplated Cu-Filled Through-Silicon Vias Subjected to Thermal Cyclic Loading", JEM, October 2017
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Fei Qin -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Beijing University of Technology, Beijing, China
- Other: "Microstructure Evolution and Protrusion of Electroplated Cu-Filled Through-Silicon Vias Subjected to Thermal Cyclic Loading", JEM, October 2017
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Justin Schwartz -
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- Title: Department Had & Kobe Steel Distinguished Professor
- Affiliation: North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
- Quote: I am truly honored to receive the TMS John Bardeen Award. To have my name affiliated with him, and the previous recipients of the award, is humbling. I overlapped briefly with Professor Bardeen during my time at Illinois, and discovered that he was as wonderful a person as he was a scientist. It is also gratifying to have been nominated and supported for this award by my colleagues. I thank TMS, and also my students, post-docs and collaborators for sharing the joy of science and engineering with me.
- Citation: For continuing excellence and contributions in electronic materials, especially in high temperature superconductors for high field devices, and magnetic materials for high frequency communications.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Niaz Abdolrahim -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Rochester, Rochester, NY
- Quote: The TMS Foundation has always provided great academic and career opportunities for me from the early days of my graduate studies. As a junior faculty member, engaging in various TMS event and activities was always very rewarding to me as I got more involved with my research community and received numerous support and experience.
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2018
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Stephen McDonnell -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
- Quote: As a young faculty member whose prior experience focused on surface science, TMS has exposed me to the wider field of materials research. This has enabled better integration with faculty both at UVA and other Universities. Organizing a symposium at this early stage of my career has allowed me to interact with colleagues from other disciplines and will eventually lead to new collaborations. TMS has also provided me with new forums to publicize my research to the broader community.
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Frank Crossley Diversity Award
Shadia Ikhmayies -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Al Isra University, Amman, Jordan
- Quote: I have been a member of TMS since 2009. Through the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition, I was able to publish my work in the proceedings and JOM. In this period, I had the chance to organize symposia, where I worked as the leading organizer for different symposia several times. I was also the chair of the Characterization Committee for two years. In addition, TMS meetings enabled me to meet experts and scientists from around the globe.
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Marc Meyers -
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- Title: Distinguished Professor of Materials Science
- Affiliation: University of California, La Jolla, CA
- Citation: For seminal contributions in mechanical behavior, especially dynamic effects, and nanocrystalline and biological materials, and for global leadership through mentoring and organization of major events.
- Other: Biological Materials Science: Challenges and Opportunities
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Emily Bautista -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, VA
- Quote: I have always loved exploring and understanding the world, including the materials that make up the world! As a fourth year materials science and engineering student at Virginia Polytechnic Institute (VT), I have become intensely involved in all things MSE. I currently hold several roles, including the VT Materials Advantage chapter outreach coordinator, the VT Bladesmithing Team manager, a VT MSE student ambassador, and a TMS Student-Run Symposium Planning Committee member, all of which have led me to many enriching and diverse experiences within my schools department and within the greater materials science community. As a future engineer, I plan to develop and refine analytical and data based research skills through an internship with 3M this past summer in the Pressure Sensitive Adhesives R&D group, as well as gain project leadership and production integration knowledge through a co-op with GE Aviation in the Additive Technology R&D group. I am eager to enter the working world and use these past experiences to create a positive impact not only at my respective company but in the greater materials community.
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Andre Nemeth -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Oxford, Oxford, UK
- Quote: To receive the Superalloys Scholarship Award is a great honour. I am especially grateful to TMS and Material Advantage for recognizing my contributions to the field and providing a foundation for graduate students to build an international career on. Receiving this award would not have been possible without the support of my colleagues and friends at the University of Oxford. I would definitely encourage other doctoral researchers to apply in the future.
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Julia and Johannes Weertman Educator Award
Garry Warren -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Quote: I am very humbled with this recognition from my peers at TMS. I am especially happy and grateful that it is for doing something that I loved. I am truly honored to be recognized along with previous distinguished recipients including my mentor Milton Wadsworth. Clearly, I would not be receiving this award without the lessons and knowledge handed down to me from previous educators and mentors who instilled in me a deep appreciation for teaching. I am also grateful for the example set by Johannes & Julia Weertman whose names now grace this award.
- Citation: For nearly 40 years of extensive, far-reaching, and innovative contributions ranging from development of materials science curriculum for middle school students to authoring a corrosion software program.
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Kaufman CALPHAD Scholarship
Elliot Smith -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Quote: I want to sincerely thank the TMS Foundation for providing this scholarship. The Kaufman CALPHAD scholarship will provide me financial flexibility and peace of mind so that I may pursue my degree in my senior year at the University of Alabama.
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Leadership Award
Naresh Thadhani -
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- Title: Professor & Chair
- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
- Quote: It is most humbling and an honor to receive the TMS Leadership Award. TMS was the first professional society I joined and I gave my first conference talk through them. It provided me the platform to be among legends of metallurgy and organize symposia that brought together experts with diverse backgrounds in the physics and mechanics of the dynamic behavior of materials. I feel truly fortunate to have had the opportunity to work with excellent colleagues and an amazing group of graduate and undergraduate students. It is the learning from mentors, colleagues, and students that has provided the inspiration for the next in every step and stage of my career.
- Citation: For sustained global leadership in the materials profession, manifested through pioneering work on dynamic processing of materials, for organizing numerous TMS symposia and editing their proceedings, and for chairing one of the largest and most successful materials departments in the USA.
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Light Metals Award
Scott McCall -
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- Title: Group Leader
- Affiliation: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratiory, Livermore, CA
- Quote: It is great to see that applied science with a direct real world impact is recognized and honored. As a relatively new member to TMS, I have greatly enjoyed the mixture of basicand applied science in the talks at the conferences. Overall, the quality of the talks and associated discussions are very high.
- Other: "Casting Characteristics of High Cerium Content Aluminum Alloys"
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Light Metals Award
Ryan Ott -
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- Title: Scientist
- Affiliation: Ames Laboraty, Ames, IA
- Other: "Casting Characteristics of High Cerium Content Aluminum Alloys"
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Light Metals Award
Orlando Rios -
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- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Other: "Casting Characteristics of High Cerium Content Aluminum Alloys"
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Light Metals Award
Zachary Sims -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN
- Other: "Casting Characteristics of High Cerium Content Aluminum Alloys"
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Light Metals Award
David Weiss -
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- Title: VP Engineering
- Affiliation: Eck Industries Inc, Manitowoc, WI
- Quote: TMS membership has helped me immeasurably in my career. The access to technical materials and the development of relationships through TMS makes possible collaborative research that makes an impact. Receiving the TMS-LMD Light Metals Award helps to validate the importance of the research and the effort of the team that pulled it all together.
- Other: "Casting Characteristics of High Cerium Content Aluminum Alloys"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Guozhi Lu -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Northeastern Unviersity, Shenyang, China
- Other: "Application of Tricalcium Aluminate Instead of Lime for the Recovery of Aluminum in Middle-Low Grade Bauxite in Calcification-Carbonization Process"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Yanxiu Wang -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Northeastern Unviersity, Shenyang, China
- Quote: As a Ph.D. student, I was greatly encouraged by this subject award which stands for the recognition of our work. Thanks to TMS for creating the opportunities to exchange ideas with global researchers. It helps me to expand and deepen the understanding of minerals, metals, and materials.
- Other: "Application of Tricalcium Aluminate Instead of Lime for the Recovery of Aluminum in Middle-Low Grade Bauxite in Calcification-Carbonization Process"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Liqun Xie -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern Unviersity, Shenyang, China
- Other: "Application of Tricalcium Aluminate Instead of Lime for the Recovery of Aluminum in Middle-Low Grade Bauxite in Calcification-Carbonization Process"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Ting-an Zhang -
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- Title: Institiute Director
- Affiliation: Northeastern Unviersity, Shenyang, China
- Quote: The 2017 TMS Light Metals Subject Award marks the recognition of our research by the world's experts in this field. Staying in the forefront of the technology of alumina & bauxite, we have the responsibility to push the technological advance. TMS provides me with opportunities to connect with peers in our realm. At the same time, it helps me stay active in the frontier of the research.
- Other: "Application of Tricalcium Aluminate Instead of Lime for the Recovery of Aluminum in Middle-Low Grade Bauxite in Calcification-Carbonization Process"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Weiguang Zhang -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern Unviersity, Shenyang, China
- Other: "Application of Tricalcium Aluminate Instead of Lime for the Recovery of Aluminum in Middle-Low Grade Bauxite in Calcification-Carbonization Process"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Xiaofeng Zhu -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern Unviersity, Shenyang, China
- Other: "Application of Tricalcium Aluminate Instead of Lime for the Recovery of Aluminum in Middle-Low Grade Bauxite in Calcification-Carbonization Process"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Kinnor Chattopadhyay -
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- Title: Assistant Professor & Principal Consultant
- Affiliation: University of Toronto/Dastur Innovati on Labs, Toronoto, Ontario, Canada
- Quote: Its an absolute delight to receive such an award from TMS, which is by far the largest association for aluminum reduction technology. My research group and research teams have been working on aluminum reduction technologies, especially in the area of environmental regulations and waste management. It's an honor for us that our spent pot lining research has been recognized, and we believe this award will open us more doors in connecting with more aluminum smelters globally.
- Other: "Alternative Applications of SPL: Testing Ideas Through Experiments and Mathematical Modeling"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Lei Gao -
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- Affiliation: Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming, China
- Quote: As a new professional in the field, I am very excited to receive this award. I need to thank TMS for the special way it fosters connections among its members. It provides an excellent international cooperation platform where I have the opportunity to connect with the giants of the field and brilliant minds all over the world. The TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition and this award will inspire me to be more active in my field.
- Other: "Alternative Applications of SPL: Testing Ideas Through Experiments and Mathematical Modeling"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Donghui Li -
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- Title: Research Associate
- Affiliation: University of Totonto, Toronoto, Ontario, Canada
- Quote: This is a great honor to receive this award. That is the highest reward after hardwork. It means a lot to my research career. Thank you very much. I really appreciate it.
- Other: "Alternative Applications of SPL: Testing Ideas Through Experiments and Mathematical Modeling"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Vishnuvardhan Mambakkam -
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- Title: Research Associate
- Affiliation: University of Toronto, Toronoto, Ontario, Canada
- Other: "Alternative Applications of SPL: Testing Ideas Through Experiments and Mathematical Modeling"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Dawei Yu -
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- Title: Pyrometallurgist
- Affiliation: Canmet MINING, Ottowa, Ontario, Canada
- Quote: I am so proud to receive this award from TMS, and it is such a great honor. After receiving this professional recognition of our paper on the reutilization of spent potlining, I became more motivated to achieve further excellence in my fututer research career.
- Other: "Alternative Applications of SPL: Testing Ideas Through Experiments and Mathematical Modeling"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Les Edwards -
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- Title: Chief Technology Officer
- Affiliation: Rail Cll Carbon LLC, Covington, LA
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive this award, and I appreciate the time TMS spends in managing the Best Paper award program. Publishing technical papers requires a lot of effort from the authors in the form of experimental work and writing, and it is deeply satisfying to receive an award like this. It means that others in the scientific community have acknowledged the effort and the quality of the work. I have been an active contributor/member of TMS for over 20 years, and I fully support the organization's work to encourage and promote the exchange of ideas and scientific work through our global community.
- Other: "Use of Thermally Desulfurized Shaft CPC for Anode Production"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Kevin Harp -
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- Title: Chemist
- Affiliation: Rain Cll Carbon LLC, Covington, LA
- Other: "Use of Thermally Desulfurized Shaft CPC for Anode Production"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Christopher Kuhnt -
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- Title: Project Manager
- Affiliation: Rutger Basic Aromatics Gmbh, Castrop-Rauxei, Germany
- Other: "Use of Thermally Desulfurized Shaft CPC for Anode Production"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Andreas Bührig-Polaczek -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany
- Other: "Multi-Component High Pressure Die Casting (M-HPDC): Influencing Factors on the Material Temperature During the Joining of Metal-Plastic-Hybrids"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Patrick Messer -
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- Title: Research Assistant
- Affiliation: RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany
- Other: "Multi-Component High Pressure Die Casting (M-HPDC): Influencing Factors on the Material Temperature During the Joining of Metal-Plastic-Hybrids"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Uwe Vroomen -
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- Title: Vice Director
- Affiliation: RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany
- Other: "Multi-Component High Pressure Die Casting (M-HPDC): Influencing Factors on the Material Temperature During the Joining of Metal-Plastic-Hybrids"
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
John Grandfield -
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- Title: Director
- Affiliation: Grandfield Technology Pty Ltd, Brunswick West, VIC, Australia
- Quote: TMS membership enables industry improvement through meeting and sharing new knowledge with industry colleagues. This award is a kind acknowledgement of my TMS activities and work within the Light Metals Industry.
- Citation: For advancing the role of TMS through many written contributions, training courses, and generous amounts of his time and effort.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Kristian Mathis -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic
- Quote: It is a great honor for me to receive the 2017 TMS Light Metals JOM Best Paper Award. Attendance the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition is an excellent opportunity to meet the leading academics and professionals in my research field and have a fruitful discussion with them. Receiving this award is a recognition of our research in the field of acoustic emission and inspires me to be more passionate about my future scientific work.
- Other: "Acoustic Emission as a Tool for Exploring Deformation Mechanisms in Magnesium and Its Alloys In Situ", JOM, December 2016
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Alexei Vinogradov -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science & Technology, Trondheim, Norway
- Quote: I am truly honored to receive this award. Accepting it is also an opportunity, and a challenge since it sets a standard for the future. I am particularly delighted that our work is recognized by peers at the TMS Light Metals Division – the most expert community.
- Other: "Acoustic Emission as a Tool for Exploring Deformation Mechanisms in Magnesium and Its Alloys In Situ", JOM, December 2016
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Lawrence Anovitz -
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- Title: Senior Research Scientist
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Other: "Hydrogen Uptake by Magnesium Alloys during Aqueous Corrosion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Michael Brady -
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- Title: Distinguished R&D Staff
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Other: "Hydrogen Uptake by Magnesium Alloys during Aqueous Corrosion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Yongqiang Cheng -
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- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Other: "Hydrogen Uptake by Magnesium Alloys during Aqueous Corrosion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Luke Daemen -
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- Title: Lead Instrument Scientist
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Other: "Hydrogen Uptake by Magnesium Alloys during Aqueous Corrosion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Bruce Davis -
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- Affiliation: Magnesium Elektron North America, Madison, IL
- Other: "Hydrogen Uptake by Magnesium Alloys during Aqueous Corrosion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Mostafa Fayek -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB, Canada
- Other: "Hydrogen Uptake by Magnesium Alloys during Aqueous Corrosion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Matthew Frith -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Research Fellow
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Other: "Hydrogen Uptake by Magnesium Alloys during Aqueous Corrosion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Anton Ievlev -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Research Associate
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Other: "Hydrogen Uptake by Magnesium Alloys during Aqueous Corrosion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Donovan Leonard -
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- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Other: "Hydrogen Uptake by Magnesium Alloys during Aqueous Corrosion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Harry Meyer, III -
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- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Other: "Hydrogen Uptake by Magnesium Alloys during Aqueous Corrosion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Olga Ovchinnikova -
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- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Other: "Hydrogen Uptake by Magnesium Alloys during Aqueous Corrosion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Anibal Ramirez-Cuesta -
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- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Other: "Hydrogen Uptake by Magnesium Alloys during Aqueous Corrosion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Gernot Rother -
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- Title: Neutron Scientist
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: I am honored to receive this award. The work on metal alloy corrosion is very interesting and deserve recognition by academia, industry, and government. The award will increase our visibility and generate new impulses for nueron scattering research on alloy materials.
- Other: "Hydrogen Uptake by Magnesium Alloys during Aqueous Corrosion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Dongwon Shin -
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- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Other: "Hydrogen Uptake by Magnesium Alloys during Aqueous Corrosion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Guang-Ling Song -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Xiamen University, Xiamen, Fujian, China
- Quote: My research work is recognized in the materials community. The award will, to some degree, improve my visibility in the field of Mg corrosion and protection. It may also, to some extent, help my grant application in China. It is a good start for me at Xiamen University.
- Other: "Hydrogen Uptake by Magnesium Alloys during Aqueous Corrosion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Jeff Thomson -
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- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Other: "Hydrogen Uptake by Magnesium Alloys during Aqueous Corrosion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Kristopher Darling -
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- Affiliation: US Army Research Laboratory, Aberdeen, MD
- Other: "Dynamic Behavior of an AZ31 Alloy under Varying Strain Rates and Stress Triaxialities", 2017 Magnesium Technology
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
James Fitz-Gerald -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
- Other: "Excimer Laser Processing of Al Containing Mg Alloys for Improved Corrosion Resistance", 2017 Magnesium Technology
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
David Florian -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Vanderbilt University, Charlottesville, VA
- Other: "Excimer Laser Processing of Al Containing Mg Alloys for Improved Corrosion Resistance", 2017 Magnesium Technology
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Billy Hornbuckle -
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- Affiliation: US Army Research Laboratory, Aberdeen, MD
- Quote: I am grateful to be part of the research team reciving this award from TMS in recognition of the quality work that went into this paper. It is a tremendous accomplishment to receive recognition from TMS since the organization is composed of our peers.
- Other: "Dynamic Behavior of an AZ31 Alloy under Varying Strain Rates and Stress Triaxialities", 2017 Magnesium Technology
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Chaitanya Kale -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
- Quote: I am greatly honored to receive the 2017 TMS Light Metals Division Student Award. It is definitely a big stepping stone for my career ahead. TMS has served as a platform for me to enhance my professional skills and interact with personnel in my field of research. Being a TMS member has allowed me to grow my professional network not only in one country but across the globe.
- Other: "Dynamic Behavior of an AZ31 Alloy under Varying Strain Rates and Stress Triaxialities", 2017 Magnesium Technology
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Suveen Mathaudhu -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Riverside, CA
- Quote: All the credit for this work goes to Chaitanya and is a testament to her excellent work. It is awards like this that motivate the best and brightest students to stay actively involved in TMS throughout their careers.
- Other: "Dynamic Behavior of an AZ31 Alloy under Varying Strain Rates and Stress Triaxialities", 2017 Magnesium Technology
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Michael Melia -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
- Other: "Excimer Laser Processing of Al Containing Mg Alloys for Improved Corrosion Resistance", 2017 Magnesium Technology
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Mansa Rajagopalan -
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- Title: Product Engineer
- Affiliation: LAM Research Corp, Fremont, CA
- Other: "Dynamic Behavior of an AZ31 Alloy under Varying Strain Rates and Stress Triaxialities", 2017 Magnesium Technology
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
John Scully -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
- Other: "Excimer Laser Processing of Al Containing Mg Alloys for Improved Corrosion Resistance", 2017 Magnesium Technology
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Michael Serron -
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- Title: Mechanical Engineer
- Affiliation: InVue Security Products, Charlottesville, VA
- Other: "Excimer Laser Processing of Al Containing Mg Alloys for Improved Corrosion Resistance", 2017 Magnesium Technology
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Kiran Solanki -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
- Other: "Hydrogen Uptake by Magnesium Alloys during Aqueous Corrosion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Scott Turnage -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
- Other: "Dynamic Behavior of an AZ31 Alloy under Varying Strain Rates and Stress Triaxialities", 2017 Magnesium Technology
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Jonathan Weiler -
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- Title: Core Technology Manager
- Affiliation: Meridian Lightweight Technologies, Inc., Strathroy, Ontario Canada
- Other: "Excimer Laser Processing of Al Containing Mg Alloys for Improved Corrosion Resistance", 2017 Magnesium Technology
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Christopher Gourlay -
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- Title: Reader
- Affiliation: Imperial College, London, London, United Kingdom
- Quote: This award is a great honour for our team and gives us enthusiasm for the future. The TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition is a highlight of each year where we look forward to hearing the latest research, meeting the international metals community, and catching up with friends.
- Other: "Growth of Al8Mn5 Intermetallic in AZ91", 2017 Magnesium Technology
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Jingwei Xian -
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- Title: Research Associate
- Affiliation: Imperial College, London, London, United Kingdom
- Quote: This award is a great honour for our team and gives us enthusiasm for the future. The TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition is a highlight of each year where we look forward to hearing the latest research, meeting the international metals community, and catching up with friends.
- Other: "Growth of Al8Mn5 Intermetallic in AZ91", 2017 Magnesium Technology
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Guang Zeng -
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- Title: Research Associate
- Affiliation: Imperial College, London, London, United Kingdom
- Quote: This award is a great honour for our team and gives us enthusiasm for the future. The TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition is a highlight of each year where we look forward to hearing the latest research, meeting the international metals community, and catching up with friends.
- Other: "Growth of Al8Mn5 Intermetallic in AZ91", 2017 Magnesium Technology
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Armin Abedini -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive this award. I am very thankful for the supports of my supervisors, Professor Michale Worswick and Professor Cliff Butcher. I would also like to thank my colleague, Dr. Michael Nemcko. Finally, I would like to thank the TMS community for providing the great opportunity to showcase our research on Magnesium alloys.
- Other: "Microstructural and Numerical Investigation on the Shear Response of a Rare-Earth Magnesium Alloy Sheet", 2017 Magnesium Technology
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Clifford Butcher -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Waterloo, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
- Other: "Microstructural and Numerical Investigation on the Shear Response of a Rare-Earth Magnesium Alloy Sheet", 2017 Magnesium Technology
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Michael Nemcko -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Fellow
- Affiliation: University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
- Quote: We are sincerely honoured to receive the best paper award for fundamental research in the area of Magnesium Technology. TMS conferences bring together scientists and engineers from such a large spectrum of research specializations, and I always enjoy the opportunity to discuss my research at these meetings. I am proud to represent a strong Canadian research program, and I thank all of my colleagues for their contributions in this work. Furthermore, I thank the Magnesium Committee for organizing this outstanding event which allows a wealth of knowledge to be exchanged and truly progresses magnesium research.
- Other: "Microstructural and Numerical Investigation on the Shear Response of a Rare-Earth Magnesium Alloy Sheet", 2017 Magnesium Technology
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Michael Worswick -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
- Other: "Microstructural and Numerical Investigation on the Shear Response of a Rare-Earth Magnesium Alloy Sheet", 2017 Magnesium Technology
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Peidong Wu -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
- Quote: This is a great honor for me. I would like to thank the awards committee and thank my colleagues for their effort on this paper.
- Other: "Microstructural and Numerical Investigation on the Shear Response of a Rare-Earth Magnesium Alloy Sheet", 2017 Magnesium Technology
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LMD Scholarship
Nicholas Lipski -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
- Quote: I am extremely honored to receive the Light Metals Division Scholarship. Materials Advantage provides me with so many opportunities to network and gain industry and career connections, all while I am still an undergraduate. Through conferences like MS&T and TMS, I can compete in materials competitions and apply the knowledge I learn at Mines in a fun, educational, and competitive environment. Additionally, Materials Advantage gives me access to a wealth of resources and scholarships that have helped, and continue to help me as I finish my Bachelor’s degree at Mines. After graduation, I plan to work in industry to gain experience before going to grad school where I will most likely pursue a master’s degree in Materials Engineering or Space Resources.
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2018
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LMD Technology Award
Olivier Martin -
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- Title: Senior Technologist - Reductions
- Affiliation: RioTinto, St. Jean de Maurienne, France
- Quote: It is a great honor for me to be a recipient of the TMS Light Metals Technology Award, especially considering the past recipients of this TMS award. Since my first paper in 1992, TMS has represented a strong opportunity to actively interact with smelting technology community and to make friends among competitors and universities. This award is also an encouragement to provide guidance and service to others and to work for a greener, more efficient and more competitive aluminum.
- Citation: For contributions to the modelling, design, and development of AP aluminum reduction cell technology and implementation throughout the global aluminum industry.
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2018
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Victoria Miller -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
- Quote: I chose my career in metallurgy because I love solving these scientific and engineering puzzles as part of a team. TMS is the organization that brings together all of my past, current, and future teammates. I walk away from every TMS-sponsored meeting feeling inspired, excited, and re-energized. From the cutting-edge content of the technical talks themselves to the ability to participate in committees to the invaluable opportunities for networking, the meetings are a highlight of my professional year. TMS and the TMS Foundation provide the opportunities to get outside of my bubble and to be involved in the broader materials community so that I can play a role in shaping the future of the field as a whole.
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2018
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Chuan Zhang -
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- Title: Principal Materials Scientist
- Affiliation: Computherm LLC, Middleton, WI
- Quote: I am deeply honored to receive this award. As a proud TMS member for almost 10 years, I have been greatly benefited in different ways throughout my graduate study and professional career in the field of materials science. By joining the TMS community, I am able to access to the frontier research in my research field and to network with researchers from all over the world. This provides great opportunities to enhance my professional development. I am looking forward to get more involved in TMS committees and activities in the future.
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2018
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
James Bennett -
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- Title: Team Leader - Ceramic Engineer
- Affiliation: US DOE - National Energy Technology Lab, Albany, OR
- Quote: Receiving the LMD and EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional was a surprise but confirmed the importance of the concept and the quality of the research effort put into idea. It is our belief that process byproducts such as slag should be explored for ways to minimize their environmental impact. It is hoped that the visibility given to the mixing of process slags will give way to use of the identified process, or ones similar in concept, within industry to help minimize the impact of industrial processes on the environment.
- Other: Potential CO2 Emission Reduction and H2 Production Using Industrial Slag Wastes Originating from Different Industrial Sectors
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2018
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Jinichiro Nakano -
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- Title: Principal Research Scientist
- Affiliation: US DOE - National Energy Technology Lab, Albany, OR
- Quote: This paper fundamentally demonstrated a potential approach to make use of slag waste generated from two different industries to produce fuels without additional energy input. We strive for improving energy efficiency through materials applications, and this award was a great recognition for our long-term effort. I sincerely thank TMS, particularly LMD and EPD for nominating this paper.
- Other: "Potential CO2 Emission Reduction and H2 Production Using Industrial Slag Wastes Originating from Different Industrial Sectors"
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2018
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Anna Nakano -
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- Title: Research and Development Scientist
- Affiliation: US DOE - National Energy Technology Lab, Albany, OR
- Other: "Potential CO2 Emission Reduction and H2 Production Using Industrial Slag Wastes Originating from Different Industrial Sectors"
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2018
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
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2018
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
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2018
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Morris Cohen Award
Tressa Pollock -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, CA
- Citation: For seminal contributions to the development of ICME and its application to understanding the properties of critical materials through creative synthesis, characterization and measurement.
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2018
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MPMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Irene Beyerlein -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, CA
- Citation: For the manufacturing and multiscale modeling of texture and interface-driven plasticity in deformation processed metals and composites.
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2018
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MPMD Distinguished Service Award
Paul Mason -
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- Title: President
- Affiliation: Thermo-Calc Software Inc, McMurray, PA
- Quote: I feel very honored to receive the 2018 MPMD Distinguished Service Award. Within TMS, I have found many friends on a personal and professional level that have enriched my career and expanded my horizons. Through TMS, and with the support of their excellent staff, I have been able to serve on various committees and organize symposia and conferences that have allowed me to contribute more to the society and materials community than I ever could have done otherwise. I am proud to be a member of TMS and what it stands for and hope to continue to contribute towards its mission and goals for years to come.
- Citation: For outstanding service to the MPMD and TMS promoting Integrated Computational Materials Engineering technologies and practices.
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2018
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MPMD Scholarship
Madeleine McAllister -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH
- Quote: Materials Advantage is a spring board that I have bounded off time and again to move myself forward on my path of materials. It has provided so many avenues to gain valuable experiences; whether by meeting fellow students, attending conferences or by sparking interests unbeknownst to me before. My world gets wider through these opportunities; they are a reminder that, beyond school, I really love my major and offer a peek at what I’ll be able to accomplish with it. I have yet to decide whether to pursue my masters or travel back home to the west coast to make my way after graduation. I do know both will happen; only the order is uncertain.
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2018
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MPMD Scholarship
Justin Qian -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
- Quote: I am very honored to receive the MPMD Scholarship. This award will allow me to focus more energy and attention on my studies in materials science. I also extend my thanks to Battelle and Jeffrey Wadsworth for their matching and graduate scholarships. Since my future plans include attending graduate school to work towards a PhD, both these scholarships will aid in making my goals more achievable
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2018
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Joseph Jakes -
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- Title: Research Material Engineer
- Affiliation: USDA FS Forest Products Laboratory, Madison, WI
- Quote: As an early career researcher, my TMS membership provides me both a community to foster my career and the opportunity to serve the research community. Attending and presenting at TMS meetings has given me the opportunity to connect with fellow researchers and develop new collaborative research projects. Participating in TMS committees, co-organizing technical symposia, and serving as a JOM technical editor has allowed me to both serve and help shape TMS content. I look forward to continuing to use the benefits of TMS membership throughout my career.
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2018
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Eric Lass -
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- Title: Materials Research Engineer
- Affiliation: NIST, Gaithersburg, MD
- Quote: I am honored to receive the 2018 TMS MPMD Young Leaders Professional Develoopment Award. TMS membership has opened my career to a new level of involvement in the materials science community. As I have become more involved in TMS technical committees, I have met many new people and collaborators I would have not met otherwise. TMS provides young professionals in particular a way to engage with established leaders in materials science, strengthens the community, and continues to move the field to new heights.
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2018
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Yipeng Fang -
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- Affiliation: Shanghai University, Shanghai, China
- Other: “Effect of Current Frequency on Droplet Evolution during Magnetic-Field-Controlled Electroslag Remelting Process Via Visualization Method”, Met Trans B, Feb 2017
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2018
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Zuo-Sheng Lei -
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- Affiliation: Shanghai University, Shanghai, China
- Other: “Effect of Current Frequency on Droplet Evolution during Magnetic-Field-Controlled Electroslag Remelting Process Via Visualization Method”, Met Trans B, Feb 2017
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2018
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Qiang Li -
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- Affiliation: Shanghai University, Shanghai, China
- Other: “Effect of Current Frequency on Droplet Evolution during Magnetic-Field-Controlled Electroslag Remelting Process Via Visualization Method”, Met Trans B, Feb 2017
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2018
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Weili Ren -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Shanghai University, Shanghai, China
- Other: “Effect of Current Frequency on Droplet Evolution during Magnetic-Field-Controlled Electroslag Remelting Process Via Visualization Method”, Met Trans B, Feb 2017
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2018
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Zhongming Ren -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Shanghai University, Shanghai, China
- Other: “Effect of Current Frequency on Droplet Evolution during Magnetic-Field-Controlled Electroslag Remelting Process Via Visualization Method”, Met Trans B, Feb 2017
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2018
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Huai Wang -
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- Affiliation: Shanghai University, Shanghai, China
- Other: “Effect of Current Frequency on Droplet Evolution during Magnetic-Field-Controlled Electroslag Remelting Process Via Visualization Method”, Met Trans B, Feb 2017
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2018
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Yunbo Zhong -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Shanghai University, Shanghai, China
- Other: “Effect of Current Frequency on Droplet Evolution during Magnetic-Field-Controlled Electroslag Remelting Process Via Visualization Method”, Met Trans B, Feb 2017
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2018
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Oleg D. Sherby Award
Terence Langdon -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Southampton, Southampton, United Kingdom
- Quote: It is an exceptional pleasure to be selected as the inaugural recipient of the Oleg D. Sherby Award. The classic research on creep by Sherby and Dorn formed the background for much of my PhD research and inspired me to take a postdoc appointment at UC Berkeley. Shortly thereafter, in the Fall of 1965, I drove to Stanford to meet Prof. Sherby and this led to a life-long friendship that continued throughout his career and retirement. Oleg was a wonderful gentleman who was always ready to assist others, especially younger materials scientists, and with a youthful enthusiasm for any new experiments or theories. He is sorely missed.
- Citation: For leading research on the elevated temperature mechanical behavior of materials including three- and five-power-law creep, superplasticity and creep fracture as well as for ground-breaking research on ECAP.
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2018
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Chih Chen -
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- Title: Distinguished Professor & Chairman
- Affiliation: National Chiao Tung University, Hsin Chu, Taiwan
- Quote: It is my great honor to receive the TMS Application to Practice Award. TMS is the world's largest society in the fields of metallurgy and materials, and I have been attending the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition since 2003. My students and I enjoy participating in these exciting events very much. I greatly appreciate the recognition from the TMS Honors and Professional Recgnition Committee and the TMS Board of Directors.
- Citation: For his seminal contributions to electronic interconnect and packaging technology, especially the applications of nano-twinned Cu to Cu-to-Cu direct bounding and low-resistance Cu fine lines.
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2018
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Stephen Foiles -
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- Title: Distinguished Member of Technical Staff
- Affiliation: Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM
- Quote: I have a long-standing fascination with the structure and properties of grain boundaries and how this relates to the mechanical properties of materials. TMS has been invaluable in pursuing this topic both as a venue for communicating with researchers with similar interests and as a vehicle for the development of many productive professional collaborations in this area. I am greatly honored to receive this prestigious award from the TMS Structural Materials Division. It recognizes both my own work and that of the many colleagues with whom I have had the privilege of collaborating.
- Citation: For broad and sustained advances to the fundamental, theoretical understanding of the atomistic-scale structure, properties, and behavior of metals.
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2018
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
Dennis Dimiduk -
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- Title: Chief Technologist & Professor
- Affiliation: BlueQuartz Software LLC & The Ohio State University, Springboro, OH
- Quote: I have had the privilege to volunteer with TMS for over half of my professional career. The experience has been very rewarding, and it allowed me to meet and work with top caliber professionals throughout our field. Now, to have some of those same professionals award my service to SMD is a real honor. I extend my deepest thanks to them all.
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2018
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Nikhilesh Chawla -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
- Quote: It is very gratifying to receive the SMD JOM best paper award. It has been a pleasure to work with the students and collaborators on this work. It was truly a team effort. Thank you to SMD and TMS for this award.
- Other: "In Situ X-ray Microtomography of Stress Corrosion Cracking and Corrosion Fatigue in Aluminum Alloys", JOM, August 2017
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2018
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Sudhanshu S. Singh -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, Kanpur, India
- Quote: I am extremely delighted to receive this prestigious award and would like to thank TMS for giving me the same. This award will not only give recognition to my work worldwide but will also encourage me to do more cutting edge research in materials science.
- Other: "In Situ X-ray Microtomography of Stress Corrosion Cracking and Corrosion Fatigue in Aluminum Alloys", JOM, August 2017
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2018
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Tyler J. Stannard -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
- Other: "In Situ X-ray Microtomography of Stress Corrosion Cracking and Corrosion Fatigue in Aluminum Alloys", JOM, August 2017
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2018
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
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2018
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Xianghui Xiao -
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- Title: Beamline Scientist
- Affiliation: Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL
- Other: "In Situ X-ray Microtomography of Stress Corrosion Cracking and Corrosion Fatigue in Aluminum Alloys", JOM, August 2017
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2018
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SMD Scholarship
Cayla Harvey -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Nevada - Reno, Reno, NV
- Quote: As a materials science and engineering student it is an honor to be recognized by TMS and receive the SMD scholarship. Becoming part of TMS and Materials Advantage over the past year allowed me to connect with others in the materials community. I was able to work with professionals in my area of research last summer after being introduced to them at the 2017 TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition. I look forward to participating in future TMS meetings throughout my career. This scholarship will help support my education and research in the nano-mechanical behavior of different materials. I will continue my current research as a masters student in Fall 2018.
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2018
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Michael Titus -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Quote: I am extremely grateful for this recognition, especially because it comes from my professional society home. TMS and the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition provide me with significant networking, engagement, and scholarly opportunities, and the two have enabled numerous successful collaborations throughout the years. Furthermore, the comprehensive symposia offered at the TMS Annual Meetings & Exhibitions and other TMS-sponsored events have provided me with many opportunities to share my research with academics, researchers, and industry members. I look forward to further engagement in TMS and SMD-related activities that are enabled by this award.
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2018
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Janelle Wharry -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Quote: TMS meetings feature the most comprehensive programming in my research field (nuclear and irradiated materials), along with extensive programming in related, but broader fields, such as metallurgy, nanomaterials, and characterization. This enables me and my students to learn about the most recent research advances that crosscut materials science, then subsequently extend and apply these advances to our nuclear/irradiated materials niche. TMS meetings have also helped me build stronger relationships with colleagues, meet potential collaborators, and cultivate friendships. At each TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition I’ve attended since I was a student, my enjoyment of the conference has increased as my involvement has increased.
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2018
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Rui Feng -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN
- Quote: It is my great honor to receive this prestigious award. I am sincerely grateful to the TMS Foundation and the committee for selecting me as a recipient. TMS and Material Advantage have provided me with the great opportunities to show myself and network with many nice researchers and colleagues. With the benefit of TMS, I have obtained academic improvement. This award will not only recognize my research endeavors but will also inspire me to be more passtionate about my future academic research.
- Other: "Phase Stability and Transformation in a Light-weight High-entropy Alloy"
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2018
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Shuying Chen -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN
- Quote: It is really a great honor for me to receive this award. Through this excellent conference, I broadened the horizons and learned the latest progress on the interested area, which will be helpful for my own research later. Besides, it strengthened my confidence to pursue my academic career in the future and I will do my best to proceed with my research. I'm really grateful to obtain this great award.
- Other: "Influence of Temperatures and Strain Rates on Deformation Behaviors of the Al0.5CoCrCuCrFeNi High Entropy Alloys (HEAs)"
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2018
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
Vignesh Nallasivam -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN
- Quote: I became a Material Advantage member during my junior year in India. It helped me to attend four different conferences organized by TMS, ASM & AIST in the last two years, with partial travel grant (from India) and free conference registration for students. It was a fantastic experience and a great platform for me to meet professors and industry people who are pioneers in my field of research interest. For example, during the 2017 TMS Annual Meeting and Exhibition in San Diego, I met a couple of professors and able to discuss my research and I was able to get the Ph.D. admission. I graduated from PSG college of Technology in Spring 2017 and, currently, I am an early stage doctoral candidate at the University of Tennessee.
- Other: "Rare Earth Gadolinium Addition in Biodegradable Mg Zn Ca Bulk"
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2018
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
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2018
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Lynnette Madsen -
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- Title: Program Director
- Affiliation: National Science Foundation, Arlington, VA
- Citation: For crossing boundaries between countries, academia and industry, and traditional disciplinary areas to create cooperation, partnerships and new frontiers of materials science.
- Other: Lecture Title: "The Ecosystem of Research, Education, and Community"
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2018
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TMS/SME/AIME James Douglas Gold Medal
Michael Moats -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Missouri University of Science and Technology, Rolla, MO
- Citation: For a great a depth of knowledge into the field of electrometallurgy and for sharing his knowledge with clarity and openness. For repeatedly being at the forefront of new technologies both from the perspective of basic research and assisting in the implementation. For simply being the world's leading expert in the field.
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2018
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Zi-Kui Liu -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA
- Citation: For his pioneering contribution and leadership in the study of computational phase diagrams and thermodynamics for advanced alloy design.
- Other: Computational Thermodynamics of Materials and Its Applications
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2018
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
Amber Genau -
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- Title: Associate Profesor
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Birmingham, AL
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2017
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Joseph Robson -
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- Title: Professor of Metallurgy
- Affiliation: University of Manchester, Manchester, UK
- Quote: I am greatly honored that my paper was selected for a Champion H. Mathewson Award. I am aware of the very high quality of previous papers that have received this award, and am pleased my work has found value to the wider metallurgical research community. I would like to thank my colleagues, collaborators and sponsors, including Magnesium Elektron, whose support of magnesium research at Manchester made this work possible. I would also like to thank TMS for its international role in strongly championing metallurgical research.
- Other: "Effect of Rare-Earth Additions on the Texture of Wrought Magnesium Alloys: The Role of Grain Boundary Segregation," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, July 2014.
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2017
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Alexandra Anderson -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
- Quote: I would like to thank TMS and the Material Advantage Student Program for awarding me the Henry DeWitt Smith Scholarship and for supporting my graduate education. Material Advantage has played a major role in my professional development by providing me many opportunities to connect with working professionals in the materials and metallurgical industries. These interactions truly awakened an engineering passion that I never knew existed and led me to pursue graduate studies in the field of materials and metallurgical engineering. I will make every effort to represent the values of Henry DeWitt Smith as I continue to progress towards a doctoral degree that will allow me to contribute to the materials and mining fields.
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2017
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Lizeth Ortiz Reyes -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
- Quote: I am honored to receive the TMS/AIME DeWitt Smith Scholarship. My participation in TMS events and Material Advantage during my master’s program has enhanced my communication and persuasive abilities as well as my understanding of compromise. I would like to contribute developing new materials in order to prevent problems that corrosion cause every day not just in industries but also at home or work. This scholarship would make a significant positive impact on my ability to continue in the graduate studies. I am really proud of getting awarded and telling everyone about my success at UWM as a student and as a person and I look forward to continuing my involvement in the materials community and with TMS.
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2017
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Rohit Trivedi -
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- Title: Retired Professor
- Affiliation: Iowa State University, Ames, IA
- Citation: For his manifold and lasting contributions to the understanding and control of microstructures in solidification and phase transformations, key elements in materials processing.
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2017
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Reza Abbaschian -
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- Title: Dean of Bourns College of Engineering
- Affiliation: University of California, Riverside, Riverside, CA
- Citation: For pioneering contributions in solidification processing, materials education, and leadership in materials science and engineering worldwide.
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2017
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Corinne Packard -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
- Quote: Participating in TMS as a member and volunteer has had a huge impact on advancing my professional career. The society and its meetings provide a great opportunity for interacting with others, from senior scientists all the way down to the students in Material Advantage, where I first got my start in TMS. The broad range of topics covered by the society crosses material classes and spans from deeply scientific all the way to industrial application, so I know I will always find something that will propel my research in a new and rewarding direction. I’m deeply honored to receive the Hardy Award, thankful to my nominators, students, and mentors, and excited to join the list of prestigious researchers who have contributed immensely to the fields of metallurgical and materials engineering
- Citation: For exceptional promise in determining mechanical behavior of materials at diminishing length scales across the spectrum of metals, ceramics, and glasses.
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2017
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
James Foley -
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- Title: Scientist
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: The Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award means a lot to me for many reasons. A few of those reasons are that I was very fortunate to have people I admire greatly nominate me, the award represents so many people that have given much of themselves to TMS and I treasure the time I have spent with TMS. Moreover, I have had the pleasure to serve with Alexander Scott and the subsequent executive directors of TMS who also give so much back to TMS. Being recognized at this level for my service contributions to the society and profession is truly a grand honor.
- Citation: For his dedicated and sustained service to TMS and it's members, particularly to improvements in the quality of programming at TMS annual meetings and at Materials Science & Technology conferences.
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2017
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Brimacombe Medalist
Matthew Barnett -
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- Title: Research Fellow
- Affiliation: Deakin University, Waurn Ponds, VIC, Australia
- Quote: To receive an award form TMS is a fantastic honor. TMS has been part of my professional life ever since graduation. I've made much of my professional network through TMS meetings and have been known to fly to and back to the U.S. from Australia (within 3 days of each other) to permit attendance at the annual TMS meeting!
- Citation: For substantial contributions to the advancement of the science and technology of alloy development and processing of metals and in particular of wrought magnesium alloys
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2017
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Brimacombe Medalist
Eric Brown -
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- Title: Explosive Science and Shock Physics Division Leader
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: I am deeply grateful and honored to receive this recognition by TMS as a 2015 Brimacombe Medalist. It is truly humbling to receive an award named after J. Keith Brimacombe who was a giant in our community, making both seminal technical and innumerable service contributions to our field. Moreover, it is a great pleasure to join several colleagues, collaborators, mentors and friends within TMS who have previously received this award and whom I hold in the highest esteem. TMS has given me many opportunities to learn and grow in my career. This recognition is a reflection of the opportunities TMS provides all of us. Thank you to TMS and all of my colleagues who have contributed to my career.
- Citation: For distinguished contributions to advancing the field of material dynamic mechanical properties and damage processes, while providing long-standing service to TMS and the materials community.
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2017
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Brimacombe Medalist
Amit Misra -
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- Title: Professor and Department Chair
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Quote: I have always cherished the TMS membership and all its benefits. I am deeply honored and humbled by this recognition from TMS and look forward to working with TMS to champion research and education in metallic materials.
- Citation: For groundbreaking research on the mechanics and radiation response of nano-composite materials and for excellence in mentorship and service to the materials community.
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2017
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Brimacombe Medalist
Yue Qi -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI
- Quote: I am much honored to receive the award named after J. Keith Brimacombe, who continuously inspires us to build bridges between science and engineering, modeling and experiments, industry and academia. TMS has played a major role in my career development and helped my transition from industry to academia. Due to the interdisciplinary nature of my research, I am involved with other societies from time to time. But, I always feel like going home when I attend TMS meetings, where I find colleagues, friends, mentors, new ideas, core strength and much more.
- Citation: For her significant contributions in multidisciplinary computational materials science, from groundbreaking work on chemical-mechanical coupling to breakthroughs in understanding Li-ion Battery failure.
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2017
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Brimacombe Medalist
Gregory Thompson -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Quote: Through my years as a student and now professional member of TMS, the society has been instrumental in helping to craft my career. It has been a 'technical home' in learning and developing career-long collaborations while simultaneously providing me numerous opportunities to serve the scientific and engineering community. I am grateful to TMS and my colleagues for this recognition.
- Citation: For notable contributions in linking analytical microscopy with phase and property studies across materials and length scales, commitment to STEM education, and service to TMS.
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2017
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Bruce Chalmers Award
S. Semiatin -
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- Title: Senior Scientist
- Affiliation: U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright Patterson AFB, OH
- Quote: I am deeply honored to have been selected for the TMS Bruce Chalmers Award and to join the company of prior recipients whom I so admire. I view this award as a recognition of the research in the area of thermomechanical processing performed by our team, including colleagues and friends in our lab, in industry, and at various universities. This work has been aided greatly by people I have met and ideas garnered as a member of TMS. These interactions have been very fulfilling indeed, both professionally and personally.
- Citation: For exceptional contributions to the science and engineering of thermomechanical processing of aerospace alloys, mentoring of young engineers, and technology transfer to industry.
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Cyril Stanley Smith Award
Stephen Foiles -
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- Title: Distinguished Member of Technical Staff
- Affiliation: Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM
- Quote: I am honored and thrilled to receive this award named for Cyril Stanley Smith, a pioneer in the study of material microstructures. Like him, I have a long-standing fascination, some might say obsession, with grain boundaries and how they impact microstructural evolution. I want to recognize and thank the numerous colleagues who have greatly inspired, assisted and corrected me in this work. TMS has also played a key role by providing the venues where many of these collaborations were established and nurtured.
- Citation: For pioneering development of the Embedded Atom Method interatomic potentials, which laid the foundation for nearly three decades of molecular dynamics simulations of metals.
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Kristin Persson -
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- Title: Staff Scientist
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: I’ve been going to TMS meetings for over 10 years and it has always provided me with a much needed reality check, connecting societal and industrial needs with academic research. The topics and symposia at the TMS reflect a clear assessment of the current state of affairs, which opens up an honest dialogue between scientists in the community. I am incredibly honored by the award and look forward to further contributing to the TMS community and organization.
- Other: "The Materials Project: Accelerated Materials Design in the Information Age"
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Guihua Yu -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Texas, Austin, TX
- Quote: I am really honored to receive this prestigious award from the TMS Foundation. Since first becoming a TMS member in 2013, I feel the TMS and its society meetings provide a large array of career and technical development programs for many young researchers working in materials science and engineering, which have greatly helped me to grow professionally and connect to fellow scientists and engineers in both industry and academia. I am very excited to be part of the exciting growth and advancement of TMS and the TMS Foundation, and truly look forward to more actively participating in and contributing to future TMS activities and the TMS community.
- Other: "A Soft Approach towards Grand Energy Challenges—An Emerging Class of Functional Polymers"
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Educator Award
Ramana Reddy -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Quote: I am honored and humbled to receive this award. I am honored to be among those distinguished prior recipients of this award. I love teaching students and collaborating with researchers form 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 world wide.
- Citation: For his more than 36 years of teaching to a large number of students, writing an undergraduate textbook, and his research contributions in phase equilibria and thermodynamics of materials.
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Ellen Swallow Richards Diversity Award
Lorna Gibson -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Massachusets Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: I am delighted to accept the TMS 2017 Ellen Swallow Richards Diversity Award. Ellen Swallow Richards had a long-time association with MIT as its first woman student in 1871, and as an instructor of chemistry for over 30 years. She was a strong advocate for the education of women, especially in science, and was well-known for her own contributions to evaluating water quality and to public health. She also collaborated with her husband, Robert H. Richards, professor of mining engineering at MIT, and was elected as a member of the American Institute of Mining Engineers. It is a special honor to be selected as the recipient of the TMS 2017 Ellen Swallow Richards Diversity Award.
- Citation: For her public role in creating a culture of equality and diversity and her private support of those facing adversity in their field.
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Corby Anderson -
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- Title: Harrison Western Professor
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
- Quote: This award's legacy and listing of it's honored recipients represents the finest in this field of endeavor. Many prior recipients are respected colleagues, friends and key career mentors. It is ironic that the first recipient was William J. Kroll in 1959 and I now work in the Kroll Institute for Extractive Metallurgy he enabled to be created at the Colorado School of Mines through his generous contributions. Thus, I am both deeply honored and humbled to receive this award. Thank you for this supreme recognition and I look forward to providing a technical and entertaining lecture.
- Citation: For his numerous significant contributions to the field of extractive metallurgy through industrial contributions, teaching, service, research, publications, patents, management of students and staff.
- Other: "The Theory and Application of Alkaline Sulfide Leaching and Nitrogen Species Catalyzed Pressure Oxidation Hydrometallurgical Technologies"
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EPD Distinguished Service Award
Shijie Wang -
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- Title: Principal Advisor
- Affiliation: Rio Tinto Kennecott Utah Copper Corp., Riverton, UT
- Quote: I am honored and happy. I became a TMS member in 1991 have been actively volunteering ever since. I see TMS as an asset for queries as well as a forum for literary review. It’s a superb orgniazation, where learning flows in numerous directions.
- Citation: For distinguished service to the TMS EPD through committee participation and leadership as well as leadership in conference organizing.
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Derek Hayman -
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- Title: Chief Technician
- Affiliation: MINTEK, Hatfield, South Africa
- Quote: When I first started as a trainee at MINTEK I spent time in a number of different metallurgical disciplines but decided to follow pyrometallurgy after discovering that this was where the "action" was. Over the years I have remained intrigued by furnace processes and the operational issues surrounding them to ensure they operate successfully under such extreme process conditions. Thank you to TMS for this award, it is an honor and is much appreciated.
- Other: "Tap-Hole Life Cycle Design Criteria: A Case Study Based on Silicomanganese Production," JOM, June 2016.
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Jacques Muller -
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- Title: Consulting Process Engineer
- Affiliation: Algoness Pty Ltd., Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa
- Quote: I am truly honored to receive this award from TMS, and it has been a privilege to work with my colleagues on this publication. This award is a valuable recognition of the research work being done in the field of tap-hole development and manganese production. Most credit for this work is owed to the lead author, Joalet Steenkamp.
- Other: "Tap-Hole Life Cycle Design Criteria: A Case Study Based on Silicomanganese Production," JOM, June 2016.
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Joalet Steenkamp -
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- Title: Chief Engineer
- Affiliation: MINTEK, Hatfield, South Africa
- Quote: I fell in love with pyrometallurgy at the tender age of 17, when I witnessed for the first time a furnace being tapped. At the tapfloor of the COREX at ISCOR Pretoria Works, there was something magical in the combination of light, energy, and danger that simultaneously stirred my primal instincts to ‘run for your life’ and ‘go closer and have a look’. I stayed, looked, and now at the age of 43, the TMS EPD award validated this special bond I have with furnaces being tapped. I am deeply thankful.
- Other: "Tap-Hole Life Cycle Design Criteria: A Case Study Based on Silicomanganese Production," JOM, June 2016.
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Jacobus Sutherland -
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- Affiliation: Transalloys Pty Ltd., Mpumalanga, South Africa
- Other: "Tap-Hole Life Cycle Design Criteria: A Case Study Based on Silicomanganese Production," JOM, June 2016.
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EPD Scholarship
Ellie Somerville -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT
- Quote: I am very honored and appreciative to accept this award. I'm in my last year of school and currently have enough funding to focus on school and strive to make the most out of my time. With your help, I do not need to get a job to pay for school, living and medical expenses while in school. Gratefully, I have more time to give towards my studies, outreach and volunteering. Being under strain due to finances is not unfamiliar to me, so this scholarship has really impacted my quality of life.
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EPD Science Award
Alexandre Deev -
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- Title: Principal Research Scientist
- Affiliation: CSIRO Process Science and Engineering, Clayton South, VIC, Australia
- Quote: I am very grateful to TMS for granting our team this award and feel honored. The TMS EPD Science Award is prestigious and is valued very high at our organization. The grant of the award means that the work we were doing was received with interest and was recognized by broader scientific and industrial community, which gives a significant motivation to continue this research further. I am also very pleased that our former postdoctoral fellows were recognizes for their very considerable contribution to this work.
- Other: "Surface Tension Measurements of Calcia-Alumina Slags: A Comparison of Dynamic Methods," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, Feb. 2015.
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EPD Science Award
Luckman Muhmood -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: KJ Somaiya College of Engineering, Mumbai, India
- Quote: First, I would like to thank the TMS Extraction & Processing Division Award Committee for recognizing our work at CSIRO. This award is invaluable and will be a driving force for me to explore more significantly important research areas in metallurgy.
- Other: "Surface Tension Measurements of Calcia-Alumina Slags: A Comparison of Dynamic Methods," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, Feb. 2015.
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EPD Science Award
Shouyi Sun -
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- Title: Research Program Leader
- Affiliation: CSIRO Process Science and Engineering, Clayton South, VIC, Australia
- Quote: TMS is a big international family of which members share their hard times and happy moments of their professional life. Thanks for the award and thanks to the panel for selecting this work. While this brings personal satisfaction, I take more pride in my two young and very talented colleagues who skillfully tackled the challenges: temperature, material, speed, resolution, and many more, completed excellent research into the slag surface dynamics. This encouraging award serves well in recognizing their great effort and achievement.
- Other: "Surface Tension Measurements of Calcia-Alumina Slags: A Comparison of Dynamic Methods," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, Feb. 2015.
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EPD Science Award
Mirco Wegener -
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- Title: Sales Director Europe
- Affiliation: SOPAT GmbH, Clayton South, VIC, Australia
- Quote: This award recognizes three years of concentrated and dedicated work and means a lot to me. I felt our team of authors was a unique and highly complementary combination of skills and capabilities. I am grateful to have worked with them. I also thank CSIRO for their great support.
- Other: "Surface Tension Measurements of Calcia-Alumina Slags: A Comparison of Dynamic Methods," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, Feb. 2015.
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EPD Technology Award
John Chen -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
- Other: "Technique for Low Amperage Potline Operation for Electricity Grid Storage," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions E, March 2015.
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EPD Technology Award
Mark Taylor -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
- Quote: This Award recognizes the research which John Chen and I have conducted with the Light Metals Research Centre at the University of Auckland to develop a new technology for independently regulating the heat balance of aluminum smelting cells. The research started in 2003 and has culminated in several world-wide patents for a new heat exchanger technology, as well as many publications of which this paper is the most recent. To be recognized by TMS for this research is a major highlight of mine and Chen's research careers, and is wider recognition of Light Metals Research Centre and the group of researchers who have contributed to the industrial application of the new technology.
- Other: "Technique for Low Amperage Potline Operation for Electricity Grid Storage," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions E, March 2015.
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Yousef Mohassab -
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- Title: Research Associate
- Affiliation: University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT
- Quote: Being surrrounded by the largest group of dedicated professionals meant more than a membership. I have had the great honor of serving my community as a reviewer to multiple excellent TMS journals. I stay updated on the frontiers in my field. My leadership skills grew drastically interacting with great leaders in the community. Thanks to my TMS family.
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Huayi Yin -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Associate
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: I am honored to receive TMS EPD Young Leaders Professional Development Award. The TMS annual meeting is the most well-known meeting in my research field, proving me a great platform to share my research progress, learn from and communicate with colleagues, and generate new ideas. Being selected as a young leader will benefit my future career and I am willing to be more involved and serve on the EPD committee. Thank you TMS.
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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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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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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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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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FMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Sinn-wen Chen -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: National Tsing Hua University, Hsin-chu, Taiwan
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive this award. TMS was my first professional society, its annual meeting was my first professional meeting, and I have been a TMS member and attending TMS annual meetings without interruption for 28 years. I would like to thank TMS and I look forward to many more years as a member.
- Citation: For his contributions on phase diagram experimental determinations and investigations of electric current effects upon interfacial reactions in the Pb-free solder related multi-component alloy systems.
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Emily Foley -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Monticello, IL
- Quote: I am very honored to be awarded the FMD Gilbert Chin Memorial Scholarship from the TMS foundation. This scholarship will help support my education in electron materials. It will also help support my research on improving the efficiency and reliability of thin film solar cells. I also look forward to the opportunity to attend the TMS 2017 Annual Meeting to further develop my knowledge of materials and improve my connections with others within the TMS network.
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Carol Handwerker -
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- Title: Professor of Materials Engineering
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Quote: Since joining TMS as a graduate student in 1983, I have been very grateful to be a member of the TMS community of scholars, working together to advance both scientific knowledge and engineering practice for the public good. I feel incredibly honored to receive the 2017 John Bardeen Award from the Functional Materials Division for my research in electronic packaging and interconnection and am indebted to my colleagues at Purdue, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, and TMS for creating a culture of creativity and joy in exploring the fundamental basis of metallurgy and materials science.
- Citation: For continuing excellence and contributions made in the field of electronic materials, especially in the areas of tin whisker growth and lead-free solders
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Fadi Abdeljawad -
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- Title: Senior Member of Technical Staff
- Affiliation: Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM
- Quote: Since my first year as a graduate student, TMS has always been a professional home for all my research needs. I have benefitted tremendously from my TMS membership. The TMS annual meetings helped me to grow professionally through formal presentations of my research work, participation in TMS technical committees, organizing symposia, establishing connections with top researchers in the field and involvement in young professional activities and poster sessions. I am grateful to the TMS Foundation for funding the Young Leaders Professional Development Award, which will enable me to get more involved in TMS committees and activities.
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Frank Crossley Diversity Award
Lawrence Crosby -
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- Title: Ph.D. Candidate
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
- Quote: As a lifelong lover of learning, membership in TMS is a milestone in my journey to make the world better through scientific discovery. As a man who has overcome losing his father to statistics and his mother to diabetes, I can relate to Frank Crossley's road through trials and tribulations. As a grandson of a teacher, I have been taught the value of education and perseverance from a young age. While my work is not yet finished, I am very grateful to receive recognition through the Frank Crossley award, which truly sets a high bar embodied by the accomplishments of its namesake.
- Citation: For overcoming extraordinary barriers to become a successful young scientist, and being a role model to disadvantaged youth.
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Steven Zinkle -
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- Title: Governors Chair Professor
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN
- Quote: I attended my first TMS meeting while I was in graduate school, and greatly value the consistent technical and professional value of its outstanding annual meeting symposia. I am deeply honored and humbled to receive an award that has been previously presented to many of the materials science leaders I have long admired. The award namesake, Robert Franklin Mehl , was a leader in shaping the early foundations of science-based understanding of metallurgy and materials behavior. I am very appreciative to long -standing fruitful research collaborations with many colleagues on high performance materials capable of operation in a variety of extreme environments.
- Citation: For innovative research on microstructure/property relationships in irradiated materials enabling improved understanding of performance limits and design strategies for high-performance radiation-resistant materials.
- Other: "Microstructure of Irradiated Materials"
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Zachary Harris -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
- Quote: I am incredibly grateful to the Organizing Committee of the International Symposium on Superalloys for providing this scholarship—thank you for this award and for organizing the Superalloys Symposium. As a graduate student, it is often difficult to accrue the funds to purchase personal copies of seminal conferences proceedings and other texts. I am consistently sifting through online databases or the university libraries to obtain access to literature, especially when it comes to my research on nickel-based superalloys, but they can be hard to find or in high demand. Scholarships like this provide the resources to avoid these hassles, whether that it be facilitating the procurement of important literature or assisting with textbooks. I look forward to obtaining these resources and seeing what insights they bring to my research!
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Marissa Lafata -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA
- Quote: I am sincerely grateful to the organizing committee of the International Symposium on Superalloys for funding this scholarship and selecting me as one of the recipients. TMS and Material Advantage have provided me with the opportunity to network with members of the materials community from both academia and industry. Receiving this award provides affirmation of my hard work and studies thus far and gives me a renewed motivation to contribute to the field and community. The additional support from this award to attend the Superalloys Symposium will give me a unique opportunity to present my work, network with major figures in the field, and learn about the current challenges and ongoing research.
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Julia and Johannes Weertman Educator Award
Ramana Reddy -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Quote: I am honored and humbled to receive this award. I am honored to be among those distinguished prior recipients of this award. I love teaching students and collaborating with researchers form 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 world wide.
- Citation: For his more than 36 years of teaching to a large number of students, writing an undergraduate textbook, and his research contributions in phase equilibria and thermodynamics of materials.
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Kaufman CALPHAD Scholarship
Zach Jensen -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI
- Quote: The scholarship significantly helps my financial situation. Without it, I would need to spend significant time during the school year working. This scholarship gives me the financial stability to focus on school and my research. I greatly appreciate it.
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Leadership Award
John Allison -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Citation: For his leadership in development and implementation of integrated computational materials engineering (ICME) in light-weight structural metallic materials.
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Light Metals Award
Andrew Furlong -
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- Title: Principal Process Engineer
- Affiliation: WorleyParsons, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
- Other: "Going Far (Floating Alumina Refinery)," Light Metals 2016.
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Light Metals Award
Bradley Hogan -
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- Title: Principal Process Engineer
- Affiliation: WorleyParsons, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
- Quote: It is an extreme honor to accept this award. TMS is a highly respected organization in the minerals, metals and materials industries. TMS gives me the opportunity to understand all the exciting work that is being done outside my field of expertise. It also gives me a great opportunity to network with colleagues.
- Other: "Going Far (Floating Alumina Refinery)," Light Metals 2016.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Frank Czerwinski -
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- Affiliation: CanmetMATERIALS, Hamilton, ON, Canada
- Other: "High Temperature Creep Evolution in Al-Si Alloys Developed for Automotive Powertrain Applications: A Neutron In-Situ Study on hkl-Plane Creep Response," Light Metals 2016.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Amir Farkoosh -
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- Title: Postdoc Fellow
- Affiliation: McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada
- Other: "High Temperature Creep Evolution in Al-Si Alloys Developed for Automotive Powertrain Applications: A Neutron In-Situ Study on hkl-Plane Creep Response," Light Metals 2016.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Wojciech Kasprzak -
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- Affiliation: CanmetMATERIALS, Hamilton, ON, Canada
- Other: "High Temperature Creep Evolution in Al-Si Alloys Developed for Automotive Powertrain Applications: A Neutron In-Situ Study on hkl-Plane Creep Response," Light Metals 2016.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Ahmed Nabawy -
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- Title: Operations Safety and Licensing
- Affiliation: Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, Chalk River, ON, Canada
- Other: "High Temperature Creep Evolution in Al-Si Alloys Developed for Automotive Powertrain Applications: A Neutron In-Situ Study on hkl-Plane Creep Response," Light Metals 2016.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Dimitry Sediako -
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- Affiliation: Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, Chalk River, ON, Canada
- Quote: I have been doing my research in metallurgy for over 30 years, being a member of TMS for the last 15 years. I am quite proud associating myself with the prestigious professional organization which unites the top-notch experts from all over the world. I am particularly proud now, receiving this award for my research team from my peers.
- Other: "High Temperature Creep Evolution in Al-Si Alloys Developed for Automotive Powertrain Applications: A Neutron In-Situ Study on hkl-Plane Creep Response," Light Metals 2016.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Nick Depree -
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- Title: Senior Project Engineer
- Affiliation: University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
- Other: "The 'Virtual Battery': Operating an Aluminum Smelter with Flexible Energy Input," Light Metals 2016.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Roman Duessel -
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- Title: Reduction Dept. Manager
- Affiliation: TRIMET Aluminium SE, Essen, Germany
- Other: "The 'Virtual Battery': Operating an Aluminum Smelter with Flexible Energy Input," Light Metals 2016.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Pretesh Patel -
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- Title: Business Development Manager
- Affiliation: University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
- Other: "The 'Virtual Battery': Operating an Aluminum Smelter with Flexible Energy Input," Light Metals 2016.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Till Reek -
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- Title: Plant Manager
- Affiliation: TRIMET Aluminium SE, Essen, Germany
- Other: "The 'Virtual Battery': Operating an Aluminum Smelter with Flexible Energy Input," Light Metals 2016.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Wojciech Gebarowski -
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- Title: Professor, Faculty of Non-Ferrous Metals
- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway
- Quote: Performing the experiments in the environment of molten cryolite is not an easy job. As we cannot expect them to appreciate our efforts, the recognition fr om your part will be strongly motivating me in the future work.
- Other: "Interfacial Boundary between Carbon Anodes and Molten Salt Electrolyte," Light Metals 2016.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Hogne Linga -
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- Title: Manager Carbon R&D
- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminium AS, Øvre Årdal, Norway
- Quote: Hydro has established a good form for cooperation between industry and the academic community in Trondheim. This award is therefore a great inautive to all involved parties for further work. Industry needs research in raw materials and such award make it easier to recruit personnel and build competence. We would like to thank the TMS organization for this award.
- Other: "Interfacial Boundary between Carbon Anodes and Molten Salt Electrolyte," Light Metals 2016.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Lorentz Lossius -
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- Title: Principal Engineer
- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminium AS, Øvre Årdal, Norway
- Other: "Interfacial Boundary between Carbon Anodes and Molten Salt Electrolyte," Light Metals 2016.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Arne Ratvik -
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- Title: Senior Scientist
- Affiliation: SINTEF, Trondheim, Norway
- Other: "Interfacial Boundary between Carbon Anodes and Molten Salt Electrolyte," Light Metals 2016.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Espen Sandnes -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway
- Other: "Interfacial Boundary between Carbon Anodes and Molten Salt Electrolyte," Light Metals 2016.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Camilla Sommerseth -
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- Title: Ph.D. Fellow
- Affiliation: SINTEF, Trondheim, Norway
- Quote: This award is an acknowledgement ot our work, that we are doing something right in the lab, contributing to increased understanding in the field and that our results are reaching a broader audience. Thank you.
- Other: "Interfacial Boundary between Carbon Anodes and Molten Salt Electrolyte," Light Metals 2016.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Ann Mari Svensson -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway
- Other: "Interfacial Boundary between Carbon Anodes and Molten Salt Electrolyte," Light Metals 2016.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Qingyou Han -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Quote: Thank you, TMS, for this award. It is an encouragement for my applied research in the area of processing of lightweight materials. I do believe that external fields and acoustic vibrations can find their applications in materials processing.
- Other: "Ultrasonic Grain Refining of Continuous Cast Aluminum: Microstructure and Properties," Light Metals 2016.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Kiran Manchiraju -
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- Title: Director R&D
- Affiliation: Southwire Company LLC, Carrolton, GA
- Quote: As the world restructures the way it process metals from mining to final products the need to dynamically adapt to the new environmental standards and market forces underscore the need to develop new processes and technologies that reduce costs while lowering the environmental foot print. This award reinforces the importance of the development of our ultrasonic grain refining technology that eliminates the use of some external particulates in the casting of aluminum. The consensus of some the best technical minds at TMS to give this award is an honor to me and my co-authors on this paper.
- Other: "Ultrasonic Grain Refining of Continuous Cast Aluminum: Microstructure and Properties," Light Metals 2016.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Michael Powell -
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- Title: Industrial Engineer
- Affiliation: Southwire Company LLC, Carrolton, GA
- Quote: Being a TMS member has been great! It gives us the opportunity to bridge the gap between academic research and industry innovation. Receiving the award is a great honor and shows that both academia and industry are interested in new processing technologies for aluminum production.
- Other: "Ultrasonic Grain Refining of Continuous Cast Aluminum: Microstructure and Properties," Light Metals 2016.
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Wilhelmus Sillekens -
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- Title: Project Manager
- Affiliation: European Space Agency, Noordwijk, Netherlands
- Quote: It is a great honor for me to chosen as recipient of the 2017 TMS Light Metals Distinguished Service Award. Being engaged in the society has enabled me not only to contribute to some major symposium relating to my field of research, but also to actively interact with the scientific materials community and through that build highly relevant global network of peers.
- Citation: For his service to TMS in generating interest in new topics of light metals research and for his organization and support of the Magnesium Technology symposia.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Gordon Agbenyegah -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
- Other: “The Pivotal Role of Alumina Pore Structure in HF Capture and Fluoride Return in Aluminum Reduction,” JOM, Sept. 2016.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Margaret Hyland -
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- Title: Associate Director
- Affiliation: University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
- Other: “The Pivotal Role of Alumina Pore Structure in HF Capture and Fluoride Return in Aluminum Reduction,” JOM, Sept. 2016.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Grant McIntosh -
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- Affiliation: University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
- Other: “The Pivotal Role of Alumina Pore Structure in HF Capture and Fluoride Return in Aluminum Reduction,” JOM, Sept. 2016.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
James Metson -
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- Title: Associate Director
- Affiliation: University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
- Other: “The Pivotal Role of Alumina Pore Structure in HF Capture and Fluoride Return in Aluminum Reduction,” JOM, Sept. 2016.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Anand Kanjarla -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, Madras, India
- Other: "Modeling Deformation and Texture Evolution in Mg Alloy AZ31 Using the Crystal Plasticity Fast Fourier Transforms"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Chaitanya Paramatmuni -
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- Title: Research Scholar
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, Chennai, India
- Other: "Modeling Deformation and Texture Evolution in Mg Alloy AZ31 Using the Crystal Plasticity Fast Fourier Transforms"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Emmanuelle Marquis -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Other: "The Structure of ß” and ß’ in an Aged Mg-Nd Alloy," Magnesium Technology 2016.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Ellen Solomon -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Quote: I am honored to receive the 2016 TMS Light Metals Magnesium Best Student Paper Award. It is very rewarding to have my work recognized by the scientific community and to receive financial support to attend TMS. I have enjoyed attending TMS, it is a wonderful experience to learn about other exciting research as well as to share my own. Being a member of TMS has been invaluable to me because of the opportunities I have had to network and build a community with others from around the world.
- Other: "The Structure of ß” and ß’ in an Aged Mg-Nd Alloy," Magnesium Technology 2016.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Xiao Chai -
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- Title: Metallurgy Scientist
- Affiliation: Novelis Global Research and Technology Center, Kennesaw, GA
- Other: "Effect of Filler Wires on Cracking along Edges of Magnesium Welds," Magnesium Technology 2016.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Sindo Kou -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive this award. I thank the conference organizers for selecting my paper for the award. I also thank TMS for continuing to organize the Magnesium Technology symposia at the annual meetings. I have attended several conferences and I look forward to attending the conference again in the future.
- Other: "Effect of Filler Wires on Cracking along Edges of Magnesium Welds," Magnesium Technology 2016.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Tao Yuan -
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- Title: Ph.D. Student
- Affiliation: Beijing University of Technology, Beijing, China
- Other: "Effect of Filler Wires on Cracking along Edges of Magnesium Welds," Magnesium Technology 2016.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Jan Bohlen -
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- Title: Scientist
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht, Geesthacht, Germany
- Other: "Formability of Extruded Magnesium Sheet Alloys with Different Textures," Magnesium Technology 2016.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Sven Gall -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Technische Universität Berlin, Berlin, Germany
- Other: "Formability of Extruded Magnesium Sheet Alloys with Different Textures," Magnesium Technology 2016.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Dietmar Letzig -
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- Title: Head of Department
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthach, Geesthacht, Germany
- Quote: Winning this award on fundamental research is a great recognition of my research approach. TMS is one of the most important conferences to present and discuss our work. It especially underlines the projects with a specific application in mind (as presented in the paper) can have important impact in fundamental research. I am honored to win this prize which will also energize ongoing work in this collaborative research approach together with my colleagues and co authors from TU Berlin.
- Other: "Formability of Extruded Magnesium Sheet Alloys with Different Textures," Magnesium Technology 2016.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Sören Müller -
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- Title: Head of Research Extrusion
- Affiliation: Technische Universität Berlin, Berlin, Germany
- Other: "Formability of Extruded Magnesium Sheet Alloys with Different Textures," Magnesium Technology 2016.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Oliver Schlung -
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- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht, Geesthacht, Germany
- Other: "Formability of Extruded Magnesium Sheet Alloys with Different Textures," Magnesium Technology 2016.
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LMD Scholarship
Michael Cain -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Queen’s University at Kingston, Peterborough, ON, Caanada
- Quote: I am very honored to have been awarded the 2017 Light Metals Division Scholarship. This scholarship will be of tremendous value, as I complete my senior year in the Mechanical Engineering (Materials Option) program at Queen's University. I am also pleased that the scholarship will help bring recognition to the very strong mechanical and materials engineering department and faculty we have at Queen's University. I look forward to attending the TMS 2017 Annual Meeting in San Diego and the wonderful opportunity it will present for learning and networking.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Wenjun Cai -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of South Florida, Tampa, FL
- Quote: As a proud physical metallurgist, TMS is my home society. TMS membership has greatly benefited me in different ways throughout my career. I attended my first TMS meeting when I was a graduate student at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. That experience has helped me to receive constructive comments for my research and get to learn exiting new research others are doing. Later on, as a postdoc and assistant professor, TMS and other TMS sponsored meetings has offered me great opportunities to share my research idea, network with researchers from all over the world, meet old friends and make new friends. I look forward to getting more involved with TMS activities in the future.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Yi Wang -
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- Title: Material Scientist
- Affiliation: Novelis Inc., Kennesaw, GA
- Quote: I am deeply honored and grateful to be a recipient of this award. TMS provides a unique platform for the members to discuss the research frontiers in materials science among a variety group which includes both academic and industry researchers. This platform has helped me quite a lot in developing my professional career which started from my graduate study. Now, TMS forum fosters young research scientists like myself thanks to the open discussion forum on amazing science as well as network development platform within members.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Walter Blejde -
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- Title: Director of Technology
- Affiliation: Castrip LLC, Charlotte, NC
- Other: "Novel Thin Strip Casting Process and Its Energy Consumption"
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Rama Mahapatra -
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- Title: Chief Metallurgist
- Affiliation: Castrip LLC, Charlotte, NC
- Other: "Novel Thin Strip Casting Process and Its Energy Consumption"
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Tao Wang -
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- Title: Metallurgical Engineer
- Affiliation: Nucor Steel, Blytheville, AR
- Quote: I am so proud to get this award, thanks a lot opt the TMS Light Metals Division and Magnesium Committee. This award is great recognition to what I did in the past with the guidance of Prof. Kou. It also poses a great deal of encouragement for me to work on my research harder in the future.
- Other: "Novel Thin Strip Casting Process and Its Energy Consumption"
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Erik Coats -
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- Title: Professor and Director of Engineering Management Program
- Affiliation: University of Idaho, Moscow, ID
- Other: "Reduction of GHG Emissions through the Conversion of Dairy Waste to Value-Added Materials and Products," Energy Technology 2016: Carbon Dioxide Management and Other Technologies.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Chaston Ellis -
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- Title: Research Intern
- Affiliation: Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID
- Other: "Reduction of GHG Emissions through the Conversion of Dairy Waste to Value-Added Materials and Products," Energy Technology 2016: Carbon Dioxide Management and Other Technologies.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Kevin Feris -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Boise State University, Boise, ID
- Other: "Reduction of GHG Emissions through the Conversion of Dairy Waste to Value-Added Materials and Products," Energy Technology 2016: Carbon Dioxide Management and Other Technologies.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Donna Guillen -
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- Title: Distinguished Research Engineer
- Affiliation: Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID
- Other: "Reduction of GHG Emissions through the Conversion of Dairy Waste to Value-Added Materials and Products," Energy Technology 2016: Carbon Dioxide Management and Other Technologies.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Caryn Havlovick -
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- Title: Graduate Teaching Assistant
- Affiliation: Idaho State University, Pocatello, Idaho
- Quote: I feel that this award shows all the hard work that I put into the project and paper was worth it. I also feel that by winning this award, others were able to better comprehend and understand the work I did, and that it will hopefully be of some significance to them. I am honored that my paper will be published so anyone who wants to read it has the opportunity to do so. Having this award will also significantly improve my resume and as a result, my employment options.
- Other: "Reduction of GHG Emissions through the Conversion of Dairy Waste to Value-Added Materials and Products," Energy Technology 2016: Carbon Dioxide Management and Other Technologies.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Armando McDonald -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Idaho, Moscow, ID
- Other: "Reduction of GHG Emissions through the Conversion of Dairy Waste to Value-Added Materials and Products," Energy Technology 2016: Carbon Dioxide Management and Other Technologies.
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Gisele Azimi -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Toronto, Toronto, ONT, Canada
- Quote: I am very pleased and honored to accept this award. I would like to thank those who nominated our work and supported the nomination. I am also delighted to be a member of TMS for several years. I attend the TMS annual meeting every year and meet different leaders in my field and thereby I get to know about other types of research in the metals and materials field.
- Other: "Sustainable Processing of Phosphogypsum Waste Stream for the recovery of Valuable Rare Earth Elements," REWAS 2016.
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Connie Nichol -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: Agrium Inc., Fort Saskatchewan, ALB, Canada
- Other: "Sustainable Processing of Phosphogypsum Waste Stream for the recovery of Valuable Rare Earth Elements," REWAS 2016.
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Mugdha Walawalkar -
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- Title: Solutions Consultant
- Affiliation: SAP Ariba, Toronto, ONT, Canada
- Other: "Sustainable Processing of Phosphogypsum Waste Stream for the recovery of Valuable Rare Earth Elements," REWAS 2016.
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Morris Cohen Award
Robert Ritchie -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: I have been a member of TMS for some 40 years and regard it as my main professional society home. Being recognized by my peers for a TMS Award is therefore a special honor to me. As for this particular award, I knew Morris Cohen when I taught at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the late 1970s; he was a giant of man in the topic of the physical metallurgy of steels and someone that I truly admired, which makes this award even more special to me.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to the mechanistic understanding of the fracture and fatigue of a broad range of engineering, bioinspired and biological materials.
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MPMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Neville Moody -
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- Title: Retired
- Affiliation: Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA
- Quote: It is an honor to be recognized with this award. I have been a part of TMS since graduate school and for many of those years active in MPMD. TMS has provided me the opportunity to meet and work with many scientists and engineers across the materials science and engineering community. My involvement in committees and organizing symposia has added opportunities and benefited my professional career.
- Citation: For ground-breaking work in hydrogen embrittlement, thin film mechanical behavior, novel uses of nanoindentation, as well as inspiring and mentoring future generations of materials scientists
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MPMD Distinguished Service Award
Mark Stoudt -
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- Title: Materials Research Engineer
- Affiliation: National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD
- Quote: It is truly an honor to receive the 2017 MPMD Distinguished Service Award. My membership in TMS has been very rewarding, enriching my professional life in many ways. Through symposia organizing and the various positions that I have held, I have forged lasting friendships with people who share a passion for their profession, and it is the recognition of those efforts by my colleagues that makes receiving this award so special. I hope that I can continue to advance the goals of TMS and give back to the society as much as it has given me.
- Citation: For tireless service throughout the TMS society, across multiple divisions, and throughout several committees within MPMD, as recognized by your contributions in programming, recruitment and training.
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MPMD Scholarship
Joseph Ogea Jr. -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Bettendorf, IA
- Quote: The TMS Scholarship has been a relief both financially and psychologically. With the financial support, I have been able to focus on my class work without being distracted by the worries of paying for rent and tuition. With these distractions managed I have felt much more comfortable both in class and doing homework. As such I have been able to work in a more efficient manner and my grades will reflect this. However, the greatest benefit of this financial assistance is that I no longer have to work on weekends. This allows me to see my fiancé regularly, as she lives four hours away. I cannot state how happy this make me. Thank you so much for this gift.
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MPMD Scholarship
Nisrit Pandey -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI
- Quote: Being very passionate about materials engineering, a recognition from an organization like TMS is absolutely a great honor. Receiving the MPMD scholarship from TMS will definitely make obtaining my Materials Engineering degree even more economically viable by alleviating my financial burden. It quite helped me boost my confidence to continue my undergraduate research in the energy sciences and efficient manufacturing of lithium and lead-acid batteries. I, therefore, would like to thank TMS and the MPMD for providing support for my personal, academic, and professional development.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Verena Maier-Kiener -
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- Affiliation: Erich-Schmid-Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Leoben, Austria
- Quote: TMS, to me, is the most important international society in materials sciences, and participation in their activities gives me the chance to interact and collaborate with researchers worldwide. Especially to young researchers TMS and the TMS Foundation offer an auspicious platform not only to get in touch with established and well known researchers in their field, but more importantly to experience first responsibilities regarding networking activities and symposiums organization. Moreover, the broad scientific character of the TMS annual meetings provides an opportunity to meet with researchers from other fields in materials science, which opens new, exciting opportunities for international research projects and collaboration ideas. I am grateful to the TMS foundation for receiving this precious award, which will allow me to get further involved into the voluntary society work serving the TMS community and to collaborate in an international
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Siddhartha Pathak -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Nevada, Reno, NV
- Quote: TMS membership is an important part of my professional career development in the field of materials science. I have been an active member of TMS since my student days (2007). In addition to presenting and chairing at various TMS and MS&T sessions since then, I am also the co-organizer of two future symposiums at TMS2017 and MS&T17. The TMS MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development Award and the TMS membership will enable me immensely to enhance my professional development. I will be able to participate in society activities and network with prominent society members. Additionally, the contacts I will make with the TMS leaders as well as leaders in my professional field, will be invaluable for the future of my career in this field.
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Jacqueline Etay -
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- Title: Senior Researcher
- Affiliation: SIMAP EMP, St. Martin d'Heres, France
- Quote: I first met Nagy El-Kaddah in the 1991 ISIJ Congress in Nagoya. I noticed he was a nicely proactive person. At that time he was collaborating with the French company Pechiney and I know because they told me that later. Pechiney people were highly appreciating Nagy's generosity. Then I met him in other conferences mainly those devoted to Electromagnetic Processing of Materials. I never met a more enthusiast guy doing, among other works, pertinent numerical modeling of electromagnetic stirring. These are the reasons I am deeply grateful to the community to have elected the present work led by Xiaodong Wang for the Nagy El-Kaddah Award.
- Other: "Flow Driven by an Archimedean Helical Permanent Magnetic Field. Part I: Flow Patterns and Their Transitions," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2016.
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Yves Fautrelle -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Grenoble Institute of Technology, St. Martin d'Heres, France
- Quote: TMS conference is by far the most important world event in the field of Materials. It is an great honor to receive such an award from TMS. It also rewards a fruitful and long-term collaboration between Professor Xiaodong Wang, University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing and Grenoble Institute of Technology (France) that I represent.
- Other: "Flow Driven by an Archimedean Helical Permanent Magnetic Field. Part I: Flow Patterns and Their Transitions," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2016.
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Xianzhao Na -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Central Iron and Steel Research Institute, Beijing, China
- Quote: It is indeed our great honor and pleasure to acknowledge that paper is selected as Nagy El-Kaddah award! I know the mission of TMS is to promote the global science and engineering professions concerned with minerals, metals, and materials. So it is a great encouragement for us leaded by Xiaodong Wang that our work was nominated as the winning paper this time and is a precious chance to make our group communicate with colleagues as well.
- Other: "Flow Driven by an Archimedean Helical Permanent Magnetic Field. Part I: Flow Patterns and Their Transitions," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2016.
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Bo Wang -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Chinese Academy of Science, Beijing, China
- Quote: Indeed, it is a great honor for me to receive the Nagy El-Kaddah Award from TMS. This honor will encourage me to make more accomplishments in my research fields. I hope I can try my best effort to contribute to the TMS and their journals in the future.
- Other: "Flow Driven by an Archimedean Helical Permanent Magnetic Field. Part I: Flow Patterns and Their Transitions," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2016.
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Xiaodong Wang -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Chinese Academy of Science, Beijing, China
- Quote: It's indeed my great honor and great pleasure to receive this award nominated by the inaugural Nagy El-Kaddah for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing. I'm grateful our colleagues from EPD gave this unique award to us, which is a special praise for our work. TMS, including its journals, provides our community with a special platform in the field of material processing. As an author, key reader, and reviewer, I hope that I could try my best effort to contribute to TMS in the future.
- Other: "Flow Driven by an Archimedean Helical Permanent Magnetic Field. Part I: Flow Patterns and Their Transitions," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2016.
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Nagy El-Kaddah Award for Best Paper in MHD in Material Processing
Xinde Zhang -
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- Title: Master
- Affiliation: Central Iron and Steel Research Institute, Beijing, China
- Quote: I am glad to acquire such an honor. This award and TMS membership means what we have done before is meaningful. Meanwhile, we can share our achievements with others more easily through TMS and we hope to have further corporation with EPM/SLMAP/CNRS.
- Other: "Flow Driven by an Archimedean Helical Permanent Magnetic Field. Part I: Flow Patterns and Their Transitions," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, April 2016.
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Sanjay Sampath -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: State University of New York, Stony Brook, NY
- Quote: I am truly gratified and humbled to receive this recognition from my peers, mentors, and the society. I am grateful to the nominators as well as to the extended group of students and colleagues in our Center that contributed to the development of thermal spray science and technology. This TMS Application to Practice Award is significant in that it recognizes the importance manufacturing science of materials and the value of linkages between academic research and industrial practice. We hope this TMS award will further expand research and applications in this exciting field of materials processing.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to the fundamental science of thermal spray materials processes and engineered surfaces with relentless efforts at promoting transition of scientific knowledge into industrial practice.
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Robert Wagstaff -
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- Title: Director and Global Team Leader
- Affiliation: Novelis Corporation, Spokane Valley, WA
- Quote: Thirty years ago, when first I submitted my application to join the society, a group of us would arrive early on Sunday to purchase the proceedings and then dedicate the remainder of the evening to reading each paper in detail so that we were prepared to listen and participate in the sessions that intrigued us most. I continued attending each year to gain a better understanding of the current industry practices. In the early days, every year was also a remarkable opportunity to meet with and hear from my mentors. With the mentors of my youth absent at the sessions of today, I still find myself excited on the Sunday evenings prior to the conference. These days however, I am increasingly excited with the prospect of introducing and adopting new concepts and technology on a large scale. This award recognizes not only my career but also friends and mentors who helped me understand the importance of coupling theory with practical practice, the real recipients of this award.
- Citation: For three decades of leadership in the safety, quality and productivity of aluminum casting including Airslip, LHC, Fusion, In-situ, and Flextreme technologies.
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Somnath Ghosh -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
- Quote: It is indeed a tremendous honor for me to receive this prestigious award from the TMS Structural Materials Division. I am grateful to the Awards Committee for finding me worthy of this honor. This is special recognition by my peers in the field of materials modeling, which is a great endorsement of my activities in research.
- Citation: For innovative and sustained contributions in the field of computational mechanics of materials and, tireless efforts to bridge materials and computations for industrial benefits.
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Amirhossein Khalajhedayati -
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- Affiliation: University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA
- Quote: I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the TMS/JOM committee for selecting our paper of this award. It is quite an honor to be recognized by TMS. I would also like to thank my advisor Timothy J. Rupert for his continuous support during my Ph.D. program. I hope that our research helps to advance the field of advanced nanocrystalline materials.
- Other: “High-Temperature Stability and Grain Boundary Complexion Formation in a Nanocrystalline Cu-Zr Alloy," JOM, Dec. 2015.
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Timothy Rupert -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA
- Other: “High-Temperature Stability and Grain Boundary Complexion Formation in a Nanocrystalline Cu-Zr Alloy," JOM, Dec. 2015.
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SMD Scholarship
Danish Dhamani -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA
- Quote: I believe that engineers, like myself, are problem solvers. To achieve the ability to solve more complex problems that make the world a better place for the rest of humanity requires technical knowledge, professional experiences and a strong passion. This scholarship will enable me to continue pursuing my degree so that I too am able to achieve this higher ability and continue my services to humanity.
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SMD Scholarship
Jonathan Healy -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH
- Quote: Mere words cannot describe the gratitude I have for receiving the SMD Scholarship and for the TMS Foundation. The scholarship greatly helps to alleviate the financial burden currently being placed on college students and it is all possible through the excellent work done through the TMS Foundation. I am beyond humbled to have been given this honor of receiving this scholarship and it is an award I will carry with me into my career for years to come.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Joshua Kacher -
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- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
- Quote: TMS has provided me with tremendous opportunities over the years to network with leaders in my field and gain insight from high-quality presentations. As an undergraduate researcher, TMS provided some of my initial exposure to materials science research. I now look forward every year to the TMS conferences as an opportunity to renew contact with my colleagues and establish new collaborations going forward. I am excited and humbled at the increased opportunity to participate in the TMS Foundation that the Young Leaders Professional Development Award will provide.
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2017
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Robert Maass -
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- Title: Assistant Professor of Materials Science
- Affiliation: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL
- Quote: I am very grateful for this honorable recognition that comes directly from the heart of my community. TMS meetings have been my primary event since 2007, where I already as a student had the opportunity to share and discuss research. Here I meet the leading core of my research community, and irrespective of mixers, career events, poster sessions, or talks, I am always impressed and stimulated by the innovative and dynamic atmosphere. TMS brings together excellency, and I am looking forward to introduce my students to this nurturing atmosphere the TMS Foundation provides.
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2017
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Gian Song -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN
- Quote: TMS is one of the biggest well-known conferences in the materials science and engineering fields all over the world. Thus, the award I am receiving is the great honor for me. Moreover. this award will be beneficial to me so that many people in these fields will recognize my efforts and excellence in doing researches. This award, will give me a strong self-confidence on my current work and motivation to future research. Absolutely, I will continue to try my best to carry out novel and significant research and become a researcher who works hard and contribute to the materials science and engineering fields.
- Other: “High-Temperature Deformation Mechanisms in Hierarchical and Single Precipitate-Strengthened Ferritic Alloys by In-Situ Neutron-Diffraction Studies”
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2017
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Kazi Tasneem -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN
- Quote: This is a great honor for being chosen as a recipient of the TMS Best Paper Contest – Graduate Division – Second Place. I express my sincere gratitude to TMS Foundation and the committee for selecting me as a recipient of the prestigious award amongst many qualified applicants. This recognition of the academic achievement will surely inspire me to further progress my academic and research endeavor. Once again, I cordially thank and appreciate TMS Foundation for continuing to support and encourage higher education.
- Other: "Vitrification of Municipal Solid Waste Incineration Fly Ash: Scientific Aspects and Propositions for the Promising Solution"
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2017
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
Shelly Jorgensen -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Nebraska/Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Lincoln, NE
- Quote: Receiving this award in an honor and I benefit from it in many ways. In retrospect, I benefit from the learning experience of preparing the paper for the competition. This provided a different perspective than writing an assigned research paper for a class. As I am currently applying for fellowships and Ph.D. programs, I am able to show the schools that I have background and ability in conducting research and writing scientific papers by mentioning this award. It will definitely enhance my applications. I look forward to attending the technical program symposia and making connections with TMS members at the annual meeting. I am grateful to the TMS Foundation for supporting my career development.
- Other: “The Midas Touch for Accurately Predicting the Stress-Strain Behavior of Tantalum”
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2017
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Alexander King -
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- Title: Director, Critical Materials Institute
- Affiliation: Ames Laboratory, Ames, IA
- Citation: For delivering effective-based solutions to social and economic challenges.
- Other: Lecture Title: "What Do We Need and How Will We Get It?"
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2017
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TMS/SME/AIME James Douglas Gold Medal
William Riggs -
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- Title: Retired
- Affiliation: Mentors International Inc., Houston, TX
- Citation: For his significant expertise, and distinguished innovations in the development of customized flotation reagents, which continue to improve operations performance.
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2017
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William Hume-Rothery Award
George Smith -
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- Title: Professor of Materials Science
- Affiliation: University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom
- Quote: I am deeply honored to receive this prestigious award from TMS. It provides recognition for the achievements of the entire Oxford team for the development and application of three-dimensional atom probe analysis to the study of phase transformations and phase chemistry in metals and alloys. Professor Hume Rothery played a key role in the establishment of this field of research. I trust that he would be pleased to see this award bestowed upon one of his successors on the faculty of his old department. I would like to dedicate this award especially to the memory of my beloved wife Josie, who sadly passed away last year. She supported me steadfastly in everything I did, and believed in me more than I did myself.
- Citation: For leadership and vision in development of advanced Atom Probe instruments and their application in improving understanding of atomic scale processes in metallurgical transformations.
- Other: "The Role of Atom Probe Tomography in Decoding the Materials Genome"
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2017
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Young Leaders International Scholar - FEMS
Mohsen Asle Zaeem -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Missouri University of Science and Technology, Rolla, MO
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2017
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
Kinga Unocic -
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- Title: Research Staff
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: It is a great honor to be chosen for the TMS Young Leaders International Scholar Award, which will allow me to attend and discuss my latest research at the JIM annual meeting in the Spring of 2017 in Japan. The TMS Foundation has been and will continue to play a major role in my professional career by allowing me to be a part of and have leadership roles in the professional development, diversity, and scientific committees. Furthermore, I have been fortunate to organize several symposia on high temperature alloys, corrosion, and additive manufacturing programs at the MS&T and TMS annual meetings. It is because of TMS's commitment to its societal involvement that allows young researchers to be a part of such a global initiative to advance science that will have great technological and societal impact for many generations to come.
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2016
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Acta Materialia Gold Medal Award
Sungho Jin -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: University of California, San Diego, San Diego, CA
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2016
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Acta Materialia Hollomon Award for Materials and Society Award
Julia Schoenung -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Davis, Davis, CA
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2016
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Laura Bartlett -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Texas State University, San Marcos, TX
- Quote: I am greatly humbled and honored to receive the prestigious Mathewson Medal. Metallurgical and Materials Transactions is one of the most highly regarded journals in the field of metallurgy and I am thrilled that our paper was chosen as the most outstanding paper during the award period. Past recipients of this award include some of the founders of the modern science of physical metallurgy and I am truly overwhelmed and deeply honored to be listed among them. I would like to thank TMS for choosing our paper to receive this award. Of course none of this would have been possible without the outstanding work of my co-authors, and I am very grateful for their terrific work.
- Other: “An Atom Probe Study of Kappa Carbide Precipitation and the Effect of Silicon Addition,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, Vol. 45, May 2014.
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2016
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Dieter Isheim -
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- Title: Research Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
- Quote: This award is a strong encouragement to continue striving for the highest quality in research, educational activities, and collaborations in the field of physical metallurgy and materials science. TMS membership has always been a great source to learn about materials from all conceivable angles, and to connect with people in the field on a professional and personal level.
- Other: “An Atom Probe Study of Kappa Carbide Precipitation and the Effect of Silicon Addition,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, Vol. 45, May 2014.
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2016
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Julie Medvedeva -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Missouri University of Science and Technology, Rolla, MO
- Other: “An Atom Probe Study of Kappa Carbide Precipitation and the Effect of Silicon Addition,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, Vol. 45, May 2014.
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2016
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Nadezhda Medvedeva -
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- Title: Leading Researcher
- Affiliation: Institute of Solid State Chemistry, Yekaterinburg, Russia
- Other: “An Atom Probe Study of Kappa Carbide Precipitation and the Effect of Silicon Addition,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, Vol. 45, May 2014.
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2016
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Kai Song -
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- Title: Senior Applications Engineer
- Affiliation: FEI Company, Hillsboro, OR
- Quote: It is truly a great honor that our work has been recognized as being a notable contribution to metallurgical and materials sciences. The team of people who cooperated on this project complemented each other's skills and capabilities and work seamlessly to deliver the final result. TMS is an excellent platform that provides members with the latest scientific and technological advancements and connections with eminent scientists, professors and experts from all over the world. It is rewarding to be part of the society and contribute to the exciting future of our field.
- Other: “An Atom Probe Study of Kappa Carbide Precipitation and the Effect of Silicon Addition,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, Vol. 45, May 2014.
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2016
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
David Van Aken -
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- Title: Curators' Teaching Professor
- Affiliation: Missouri University of Science and Technology, Rolla, MO
- Quote: TMS was the gateway for my academic career and I will always be grateful to TMS for providing me with that opportunity. Attendance at TMS annual meetings always provides an occasion to gain new insights and refresh my intellect. However, the most satisfying aspect of TMS membership is witnessing young professionals obtaining that same opportunity. I am proud to be part of a great research team that has been recognized with this prestigious award.
- Other: “An Atom Probe Study of Kappa Carbide Precipitation and the Effect of Silicon Addition,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, Vol. 45, May 2014.
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2016
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Jessica Buckner -
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- Affiliation: University of Texas, El Paso, Texas, USA
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2016
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Janet Gbur -
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- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
- Quote: I am extremely humbled and thankful to the TMS Foundation and AIME to be named a Henry DeWitt Smith Scholar. My participation in TMS conferences and serving as member of the Biomaterials Committee during my doctoral program has contributed significantly to my professional development and broadened my interest in materials for biomedical applications. The scholarship will be used to further enhance my materials education and I look forward to continuing my involvement in the materials community and with TMS.
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2016
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Siegfried Hecker -
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- Title: Director
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM
- Citation: For his seminal contributions to plutonium science, nuclear weapons policy, international security, nuclear threat reduction, and global future of nuclear energy.
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2016
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Edouard Asselin -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada
- Quote: I am honored to receive the 2016 AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award and I am most grateful to TMS and my nominators. I also wish to thank my colleagues, students, and collaborators for their support. As a young researcher I have benefitted from excellent mentorship. This has profoundly shaped my career and this award would not have been possible without it. Some of this mentorship was received through TMS, which not only provides important international forums for the dissemination of leading metallurgy and materials science, but is also an excellent organization through which to pursue professional development.
- Citation: For early and important contributions to teaching, research and service in extractive metallurgy.
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2016
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Tirumalai Srivatsan -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Akron, Akron, OH
- Quote: "Membership in TMS has enabled me to
- Citation: Far and beyond outstanding service stemming from a contagious amount of dedication inlaid with dependable diligence and shadowed with dynamism at initiating by way of proposing, all intrinsic intricacies related to organizing, from conception to completion, followed by conducting both symposia and conferences in the domain spanning the many marvels of materials.
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2016
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Brimacombe Medalist
David Bahr -
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- Title: Head and Professor
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Quote: I’m honored to receive this award. As a TMS member since my undergraduate days, the society has been the place for me to present research, network with colleagues, listen to and find new ideas, and bring students to introduce them to the breadth of the field. I appreciate this recognition, as TMS has been my professional home, the organization where I can couple scientific results with educational development and public outreach.
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to understanding deformation and fracture at small scales, commitment to education, and continuing service to TMS and materials communities.
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2016
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Brimacombe Medalist
Carelyn Campbell -
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- Title: Leader, Thermodynamics Group
- Affiliation: National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD
- Quote: I am honored to be recognized as a 2016 Brimacombe Medalist. I joined TMS as an undergraduate at Northwestern University in 1988 and have been a member ever since. I am grateful for the many opportunities and all the mentors, colleagues, and friends TMS has provided me. I hope that I can continue the Brimacombe commitment to excellence in metallurgy and knowledge transfer to industry and can give back to TMS as much as it has given me.
- Citation: For notable contributions in the assessment of diffusion data for multicomponent systems and their application to materials design and process improvement.
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2016
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Brimacombe Medalist
Xingbo Liu -
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- Title: Professor and Associate Chair for Research
- Affiliation: West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV
- Citation: For significant contributions on the research and development of high temperature materials and coatings for energy applications, and for extensive service to TMS.
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2016
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Brimacombe Medalist
James Yurko -
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- Affiliation: Silicon Valley Consumer Products Company, Cupertino, CA
- Quote: Brimacombe was a towering figure in metals processing, and it is a privilege to receive an award named after him. Active TMS membership has aided in the development of leadership skills critical to my career, and I’ve made a lot of great friends in the organization along the way. I encourage all young members to become active and participate in order to reap the benefits of this great professional society.
- Citation: For sustained excellence M19and achievement in technology and entrepreneurship for casting and extraction of reactive metals.
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2016
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Michael Aziz -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: This award is special to me because of the high esteem in which I hold Chalmers as a pioneer of solidification. The first literature citation of my first publication is a paper by Biloni and Chalmers, where they made a conjecture about the kinetics that my work subsequently proved to be correct. As he had retired before I came to Harvard, I met him only once, but pointed this out to him, and he was pleased to hear the story.
- Citation: For basic theoretical and experimental contributions to the understanding of solute trapping, laser processing, and ion beam modification of surfaces.
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2016
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Cyril Stanley Smith Award
Carlos Tomé -
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- Title: Technical Staff Member
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: I am honored by the recognition bestowed on me by TMS. I would like to acknowledge that the body of work that this award recognizes is a paradigm of how scientific research works at its best: it builds upon the foundations previously developed by gifted mechanics and materials scientists; it results from teamwork and continuity; and its character reflects contributions from collaborations with a variety of first-class researchers. As a consequence, this award represents not only a personal recognition but also a recognition of all of the above. TMS and, more specifically, the TMS annual meetings have provided the venue for interacting with colleagues and staying abreast of ongoing developments in the field of materials research. This has given me the possibility of broadening my field of knowledge, keeping up-to-date on recent advances, and benefiting from other researcher’s work.
- Citation: For pioneering the development of physically-based, multi-scale, microstructural models that capture the mechanical response of highly textured, anisotropic materials.
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2016
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Elif Ertekin -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Illinois, Urbana, IL
- Quote: For many years now TMS has played a key role in my development, both professionally and personally. The community-minded forums and networks provide great resources for young scientists and engineers to make creative impacts in the world. I'm excited about a continued long-lasting relationship with TMS, and I'm looking forward to the opportunity to give back by organizing symposiums, participating in committees, and helping to pass along what I've learned to even younger engineers and scientists.
- Other: "Introducing Innovations in Teaching while Staying on the Research Track"
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2016
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Michael Sangid -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Quote: I am extremely grateful to the TMS Foundation for all the opportunities it has presented to the materials community. The TMS Foundation has contributed significant time and resources to starting the TMS young leaders program, in which I have been fortunate to participate. This has opened the doors to the organizational structure and committees within TMS and has allowed me to be more active within TMS. I have the highest respect for the TMS Foundation and the TMS community, as I look forward to attending this conference every year for the world-class research presentations and to meet with friends and colleagues.
- Other: "Accentuating the ‘I’ in ICME"
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2016
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Educator Award
Challapalli Suryanarayana -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida
- Quote: I feel privileged and honored to receive this highly prestigious award. I have always been deeply impressed by many of the opportunities provided to its members by TMS. I have been a member of TMS for over 25 years now and have enriched my materials knowledge through the well-read journals, attending technical meetings, and networking opportunities provided during the meetings. I am also grateful to many of my current and former students for giving me an opportunity to share the excitement of working in the continuously evolving field of materials science and engineering.
- Citation: For his over four decades of teaching to a large number of students, writing of popular textbooks, and his research contributions to non-equilibrium processing of materials.
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2016
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Ellen Swallow Richards Diversity Award
Lynnette Madsen -
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- Title: Program Director
- Affiliation: National Science Foundation, Arlington, VA
- Quote: I am very impressed with TMS' dedication and efforts towards diversity. It will take a concerted effort across a broad spectrum of the community to make progress. It is absolutely necessary to tap and nurture all science and engineering talent to spark innovation, expedite technological progress, and provide fulfilling and productive careers. I applaud TMS for their focus on diversity and other science policy issues.
- Citation: For written works and outstanding and visionary leadership in the creation and support of programs to increase diversity, and engagement in and endorsement of mentoring.
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2016
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Markus Reuter -
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- Title: Director and Professor
- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf, Helmholtz Institute Frieberg for Resource Technology, Freiberg, Germany
- Quote: A copper smelter was the first plant I ever visited when I was a boy of five years. The color of copper and its minerals fascinated me. Ever since the, metals formed a part of my life, more recently in the context of smelting, recycling, design for recycling, and resource efficiency. It is a wonderful journey of discovery and doing, trying to contribute to a sustainable world, with TMS being a special part of my journey.
- Citation: For his contributions to the science and technology of metals production and recycling, and his integration of academic research and industrial practice.
- Other: "Digitalizing the Circular Economy—System-Integrated-Material-Production"
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2016
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Mark Dell'Amico -
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- Title: Consultant
- Quote: I am very pleased and honored to receive this award from TMS, a highly respected society for professionals in minerals, metals, and materials science and engineering. The award is a great recognition for me and my colleagues in the work we have published in the evolving field of solar metallurgy.
- Other: "On the Development of a Zinc Vapor Condensation Process for the Solar Carbothermal Reduction of Zinc Oxide," JOM, Vol. 67, May 2015.
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2016
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Jim Hinckley -
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- Title: Senior Research Scientist
- Affiliation: CSIRO Energy Technology, Mayfield West, Australia
- Quote: Thank you so much! I am truly delighted that TMS has once again recognized our work. I look forward to a day when solar thermal technologies can play a major role in mineral processing and metallurgical extraction. While there is still a long way to go—and plenty of R&D needed—this award is invaluable support and proof that the industry can see the potential too.
- Other: "On the Development of a Zinc Vapor Condensation Process for the Solar Carbothermal Reduction of Zinc Oxide," JOM, Vol. 67, May 2015.
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2016
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Aldo Steinfeld -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland
- Quote: This award is an important recognition to our research work and further reinforces our goal towards clean metals production using concentrated solar energy.
- Other: "On the Development of a Zinc Vapor Condensation Process for the Solar Carbothermal Reduction of Zinc Oxide," JOM, Vol. 67, May 2015.
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2016
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Nikolaos Tzougantos -
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- Affiliation: Paul Scherrer Institute, Villigen PSI, Switzerland
- Quote: I would like to take this moment and thank you for this very honorable recognition of our work. This award serves as invaluable support and encouragement to continue our work toward integration of concentrated solar thermal technologies into the minerals processing and extractive metallurgy industries.
- Other: "On the Development of a Zinc Vapor Condensation Process for the Solar Carbothermal Reduction of Zinc Oxide," JOM, Vol. 67, May 2015.
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2016
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Christian Wiekert -
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- Title: Project Leader
- Affiliation: Paul Scherrer Institute, Villigen PSI, Switzerland
- Quote: I thank the committee for selecting our publication and feel deeply honored by this award. Most credit should be given to Nikolaos Tzouganatos, who did the largest part of the work to realize this publication.
- Other: "On the Development of a Zinc Vapor Condensation Process for the Solar Carbothermal Reduction of Zinc Oxide," JOM, Vol. 67, May 2015.
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2016
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EPD Scholarship
Maureen Chorney -
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- Affiliation: Montana Tech of the University of Montana, Butte, Montana, USA
- Quote: The Extraction & Processing Division Scholarship will be extremely beneficial to me as I work to achieve my educational goals. The generous award provided by the TMS Foundation will cover many of my expenses as I complete my bachelor's degree and continue my education by pursuing a graduate degree in metallurgical and materials engineering. It is an honor to receive this scholarship.
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2016
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EPD Scholarship
Jordan Dick -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, Rapid City, South Dakota, USA
- Quote: The last four years I have attended the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology working towards my bachelor's degree in metallurgical engineering, as well as competing on the men's basketball team. Being on a basketball scholarship helped me pay for my tuition each year. However as a fifth-year senior, I had no longer have that support. This TMS scholarship will help to make up for the void left by my prior basketball scholarship.
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2016
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EPD Scholarship
Mark Mazzucco -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, Rapid City, South Dakota, USA
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2016
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EPD Scholarship
Kerry McQuaid -
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- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines , Golden, Colorado, USA
- Quote: This scholarship primarily allows me to relax about the financial health of my entire family. I have fewer loans I have to repay andmy parents need less time to finish paying off the mortgage. Receiving this scholarship lets me know that the skills I'm continuing to learn and have to offer are wanted. I'll be able to impact the world in a way that I want to, and being a recipient gives me a massive confidence boost.
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2016
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EPD Science Award
Mahmoud Abdellatief -
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- Title: Materials Science—Beamline Scientist
- Affiliation: SESAME, Allan, Jordan
- Other: "Influence of Lattice Defects on the Grain Growth Kinetics of Nanocrystalline Fluorite," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, Vol. 45, Jan. 2014.
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2016
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EPD Science Award
Edouard Asselin -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada
- Quote: I am thrilled to receive this honor from TMS. The awarded paper was co-authored by two former graduate students and I am particularly pleased that they are being recognized for their hard work.
- Other: "On the Development of Thermo-Kinetic Eh-pH Diagrams," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, Vol. 43, Dec. 2012.
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2016
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EPD Science Award
Andrea Lausi -
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- Title: Head MCX Beamline
- Affiliation: Elettra-Sincotrone Trieste, Trieste, Italy
- Other: "Influence of Lattice Defects on the Grain Growth Kinetics of Nanocrystalline Fluorite," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, Vol. 45, Jan. 2014.
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2016
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EPD Science Award
Jasper Plaisier -
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- Title: Researcher MCX Beamline
- Affiliation: Elettra-Sincotrone Trieste, Trieste, Italy
- Other: "Influence of Lattice Defects on the Grain Growth Kinetics of Nanocrystalline Fluorite," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, Vol. 45, Jan. 2014.
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2016
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EPD Science Award
Subrata Roy -
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- Title: Metallurgist
- Affiliation: New Gold, Kamloops, BC, Canada
- Quote: I worked on this paper as part of my master's degree thesis requirement. While I was working on this project, I felt passionate about the metal extraction research and decide to pursue my career in this field. It's a great honor to be recognized by TMS. It will encourage me to continue my industrial career in extraction and mineral processing field.
- Other: "On the Development of Thermo-Kinetic Eh-pH Diagrams," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, Vol. 43, Dec. 2012.
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2016
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EPD Science Award
Paolo Scardi -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Toronto, Trento, Italy
- Quote: TMS has been a reference over the past year for qualified sessions and opportunity to meet colleagues from many different countries and research fields. It is a real honor that our work has drawn attention and is acknowledged as an important contribution to the scientific literature. I am also especially grateful to Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, for the quality of the editorial process, which is always timely and has good quality peer review. This award is important to keep high interest on our research topics, and to support fund requests; in this context the award can be even more useful to my younger coworkers and their future careers. It is also a real pleasure for us to see the interest of TMS in studies, like this one, which combine different analytical techniques trying to produce a new and more detailed understanding of materials at the nanoscale.
- Other: "Influence of Lattice Defects on the Grain Growth Kinetics of Nanocrystalline Fluorite," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, Vol. 45, Jan. 2014.
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2016
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EPD Science Award
Hamidreza Zebardast -
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- Title: Corrosion Engineer
- Affiliation: Acuren, Toronto, ONT, Canada
- Other: "On the Development of Thermo-Kinetic Eh-pH Diagrams," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, Vol. 43, Dec. 2012.
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2016
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EPD Technology Award
Sumit Bhattacharya -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
- Other: "A Study on the Effect of Pulse Electrodeposition Parameters on the Morphology of Pure Tin Coatings," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, Vol. 45, Sept. 2014.
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2016
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EPD Technology Award
Siddhartha Das -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, Kharagpur, India
- Quote: It is a great honor for me to receive this award from TMS, one of the most prestigious materials societies in the world. This award encourages us to work harder to contribute to the field more significantly. Two of the recipients of this award were undergraduate and graduate students with us, which encourages current students to do more significant research.
- Other: "A Study on the Effect of Pulse Electrodeposition Parameters on the Morphology of Pure Tin Coatings," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, Vol. 45, Sept. 2014.
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2016
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EPD Technology Award
Karabi Das -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, Kharagpur, India
- Quote: I am greatly humbled, honored, and excited to receive this award. I would like to offer my sincerest gratitude to TMS for this honor. This award inspires us to work even harder to contribute more significantly towards the understanding of electrochemistry. It is a moral boost for me as well as for our research group.
- Other: "A Study on the Effect of Pulse Electrodeposition Parameters on the Morphology of Pure Tin Coatings," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, Vol. 45, Sept. 2014.
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2016
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EPD Technology Award
Ashutosh Sharma -
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- Title: Institute Chair Professor and C.V. Seshadri Chair Professor
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, Kharagpur, India
- Quote: I am very grateful to the TMS Foundation for recognizing my work. This award truly inspires me to focus more on basic materials research and development. Such type of recognitions will help me through advancing my academic and professional research career to the next level, and will land me on the right path. It will also help me to build a network among various research groups in the materials professions, and share new experiences. This is indeed a great opportunity to get involved and contribute more to the materials research community and TMS is the perfect venue for this.
- Other: "A Study on the Effect of Pulse Electrodeposition Parameters on the Morphology of Pure Tin Coatings," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, Vol. 45, Sept. 2014.
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Laura Bartlett -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Texas State University, San Marcos, TX
- Quote: I would like to thank the TMS Foundation for selecting me for this most prestigious honor. TMS has been instrumental in the development of my professional career. As a student, presenting my research at the annual meeting helped me to develop my communication skills and has put me in touch with many of the materials science professionals in my network today. As a new professor, I continue to be very thankful to TMS for helping to further my career by allowing me to publish and present my research as well as serve on the EPD committee.
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Alexander Senaputra -
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- Title: Application Chemist
- Affiliation: Cytec Industries, Stamford, CT
- Quote: My first TMS annual meeting attendance was made possible through a TMS Foundation Student Travel Grant. The work I presented there received the 2014 Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina & Bauxite, which helped me to secure post-graduation employment. Through this award given, TMS Foundation assures continuous participation from a broad scientific community in TMS events while fostering young people to be involved in such a high profile event—a precious experience that benefits and may change your career.
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Tao Wang -
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- Title: Metallurgical Engineer
- Affiliation: Nucor Steel, Blythville, AR
- Quote: As the most well-known conference in the world of material science and engineering, the TMS annual meeting provides great platform to communicate, update information, and exchange ideas. Both the technical information and the conference organization experience have benefitted me significantly in my career. It is a great honor to be selected as the recipient for 2016 Young Leaders Professional Development Award.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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FMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Nikhilesh Chawla -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
- Citation: For outstanding research, scholarship, and teaching in the field of solders, specifically in developing novel techniques for characterization and modeling the mechanical behavior of lead-free solders.
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FMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Vincent Harris -
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- Title: Distinguished Professor and W.L. Smith Chair Professor
- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Boston, MA
- Quote: It is my great honor to be recognized by TMS, the FMD, and my peers for this distinguished award. Membership in TMS has always been a source of great pride for me. Not only does the annual meeting provide aforum to broadly disseminate timely research advances, but also it provides a means to nurture professional relationships and establish lifelong friendships. An important aspect is the opportunity for both young and mature scientists and engineers to interact and communicate knowledge and advances.
- Citation: For his outstanding contribution to the understanding and application of magnetic ferrites and radio frequency microwave materials.
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Ziyin Huang -
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- Affiliation: Drexel University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
- Quote: Financial need is always my biggest concern about my education. Even though I get some money from Drexel University scholarship and my teaching assistant positions, it can only cover a small portion of the tuition and the high cost of living in the city. Thank you so much for making this scholarship possible and giving me the opportunity to receive this award. To me, this scholarship is not only a financial award which lighten my burden from the increasing college tuition, it is also a recognition that inspires me to follow my passion. I hope one day I will have the opportunity to give back to future students like the scholarship I am receiving right now.
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Ilesanmi Adesida -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL
- Citation: "For sustained contributions to compound semiconductor materials processing and leadership in nanofabrication.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Babak Arfaei -
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- Title: Research Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Universal Instruments, Conklin, NY
- Quote: I have been attending TMS annual meetings for the last 10 years. Through this period, either as a student, scientist, or instructor, I have always enjoyed the technical sessions as well as the social events. Being a part of the TMS community helps me meet with brilliant materials sscientists and engineers, learn about new research topics, and exchange fresh ideas with colleagues and friends. I am proud to be involved with TMS and its members.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Vincenzo Lordi -
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- Affiliation: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, CA
- Quote: TMS membership has benefited my career by providing networking opportunities at the annual meetings and throughout the year. Receiving JOM each month provides convenient, concise overviews of current technical themes in the materials research community. E-mail notifications of various topical meetings and conferences throughout the year are also very helpful. I am especially grateful to the TMS Foundation for funding the Young Leaders Professional Development Award to help enable me to increase my involvement with TMS and its various activities.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Partha Mukherjee -
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- Title: Scientist
- Affiliation: Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
- Quote: I am delighted and honored to receive the TMS FMD Young Leaders Professional Development Award. TMS provides a unique platform toward nurturing young researchers into future leadership roles in a multidisciplinary scientific and technical setting. I believe that this opportunity to be part of the TMS Young Leaders program will allow me to contribute to the energy storage and conversion technical area and especially in the broader perspective of mesoscale science in materials and chemistry.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Tolou Shokuhfar -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: University of Illinois, Chicago, IL
- Quote: I am very grateful to the TMS Foundation for acknowledging and crediting my services and efforts. As the organizer of the Advanced Materials for Orthopedic and Dental Application symposium and treasurer of the Biomaterials Committee, the support from this award is essential for me. My department at the University of Illinois has already announced that I have obtained this award and with this I had a chance to let more people know about TMS. TMS membership will allow me to continue my active participation in technical committees and TMS young professional activities, as well as attend the TMS annual meeting.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Luisa Whittaker-Brooks -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT
- Quote: This award will enable me to interact with top-notch scientists from both academia and industry to further enhance my knowledge and stimulate collaboration in various areas related to materials synthesis, characterization, and applications. Being a member of TMS allows me to advocate for advanced solutions for energy and storage challenges. The TMS Foundation provides thenecessary tools to encourage professional development across the minerals, metals, and materials professions
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Yu Zhong -
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- Affiliation: Florida International University, Miami, FL
- Quote: It is my great honor to receive the 2016 TMS FMD Young Leaders Professional Development Award. I have been attending TMS annual meetings since I was graduate student in 2004. Being a member of TMS gives me a lot of opportunities to meet, communicate, and cooperate with excellent researchers worldwide in the materials science and engineering field. I am looking forward to attending the future TMS annual meetings every year, meeting with friends, and giving my help to new students and researchers.
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Frank Crossley Diversity Award
Carolyn Hansson -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada
- Quote: TMS has been by professional home for 47 years. When I joined as a freshly minted Ph.D., recently arriving from the U.K. and working for Martin Marietta, it was my "boss" and mentor, Bert Westwood, who taught me the importance of becoming an active participant in the large professional community of metallurgists, and I have never looked back. I received the TMS Robert Lansing Hardy Gold Medal at the AIME 100th anniversary meeting in New York and have tried to live up to that promise ever since. I left the U.S. in 1980 and spent nine years in Denmark before emigrating to Canada in 1989. Attending my first TMS annual meeting after nine years felt very much like a homecoming to a very large, very warm family. I trust it will continue to do so for many years to come.
- Citation: For overcoming professional, educational, cultural, and institutional challenges and adversity while pursuing a successful scientific research and management career within U.K. and U.S. universities and industry, Danish research laboratories, and Canadian academic institutions.
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Paraskevas Kontis -
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- Affiliation: University of Oxford, Oxford, Great Britain
- Quote: I am extremely grateful to be chosen as a recipient of the International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship. I would like to thank the International Symposium on Superalloys Committee and TMS. I would also like to thank my supervisor Roger Reed and colleagues at the University of Oxford, for their invaluable assistance, support, and guidance. This scholarship is the recognition of my hard work in the field of high-temperature materials over the last three years. It also motivates me to continue to work hard and pursue my passion for metallurgical engineering within the gas turbine industry.
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Lindsay Mullenix -
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- Affiliation: University of Florida, Greenville, Florida, USA
- Quote: I am especially honored to receive the International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship. Material Advantage and TMS have provided me with great networking opportunities and learning experiences. Receiving this award reflects the accomplishments of the High Temperature Alloys Group at the University of Florida in educating students and preparing them for a future in our field. I would like to thank the scholarship committee for this recognition.
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
Ivan Au -
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- Affiliation: University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
- Quote: The TMS Foundation has galvanized my path towards a career in materials engineering. Before this scholarship, I was unsure whether or not it would be a worthwhile investment to continue my education in materials engineering. But with this award, I am now less burdened by the financial prospects of education and motivated to work and study harder. This scholarship is proof that the work ethnic of students does not get unnoticed. TMS has inspired me and will continue to inspire the next generation of materials engineers for decades to come.
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Leadership Award
Enrique Lavernia -
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- Title: Dean and Distinguished Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA
- Quote: I have been a member of TMS since my first year of graduate school in 1982. Since then, TMS has consistently provided me with opportunities for professional growth and engagement. I have very much benefitted from the technical conferences, where I have enjoyed learning about the state of the art in research and even today, TMS conferences energize my thinking about important research problems. Thank you TMS.
- Citation: For outstanding leadership in processing, properties, and fundamentals of advanced material as well as education.
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Light Metals Award
Fadi Abu-Farha -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Clemson University, Greenville, SC
- Quote: Of all the recognition I have received throughout my humble career, this is certainly one of the most important. It affirms the significance and quality of the research I have been working on over the past years, and it certainly encourages me to keep pushing to advance the use of lightweight materials in the transportation sector. I joined TMS during my first year as a graduate student, and have been a member of TMS for more than 10 years. It has been such a fantastic journey; TMS has been educational and inspirational through the conferences and publications that offer great opportunities to learn and exchange ideas with the top talents from around the world.
- Other: "Characterizing and Modeling the Deformation of AA5182 for Hot Blank - Cold Die (HB-CD) Stamping," Light Metals2015.
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Light Metals Award
Nan Zhang -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Clemson University, Greenville, SC
- Quote: The TMS annual meeting is a great opportunity to exchange ideas and communicate with talented engineers and scientists from around the globe. I am truly grateful to be a recipient of this TMS award. It is certainly a great honor to receive the TMS award, especially for the first research paper I publish in my life.
- Other: "Characterizing and Modeling the Deformation of AA5182 for Hot Blank - Cold Die (HB-CD) Stamping," Light Metals2015.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Peter-Hans ter Weer -
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- Title: Director
- Affiliation: TMS Services & Advice BV, Huizen, The Neterlands
- Quote: TMS membership over many years has meant experiencing membership of a truly global professional community facilitated by TMS; a better understanding and appreciation of the changing playing field in the bauxite and alumina industry reflected in the participants, presenters, and subjects of TMS annual meetings; and an opportunity to actively participate by tabling discussion subjects through authoring, presenting, and discussing papers. I feel proud and honored to receive this award. I wish it may help to attract more attention to the subject of my paper: sustainability. Attention from corporate decision makers, lawmakers, and last but not least, professionals in science and technology that may agree or disagree with elements of my paper but in the end will hopefully come up with ideas, methodologies, and technologies that improve on the current state of affairs.
- Other: "Sustainability and Alumina Refinery Design," Light Metals 2015.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Yuqing Feng -
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- Title: Senior Research Scientist
- Affiliation: CSIRO, Clayton South, VIC, Australia
- Other: "Observation of Anodic Bubble Behaviors on Unslotted Anode and Slitted Anode in a Laoratory Scale Transparent Lauminium Electrolysis Cell," Light Metals 2015.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Bing-liang Gao -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Other: "Observation of Anodic Bubble Behaviors on Unslotted Anode and Slitted Anode in a Laoratory Scale Transparent Lauminium Electrolysis Cell," Light Metals 2015.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Xianwei Hu -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Quote: It is our honor to be receive this award. We are very happy that our research is recognized and we hope that the transparent electrolysis cell will play a more important role in the future study on bubble behavior and alumina dissolution.
- Other: "Observation of Anodic Bubble Behaviors on Unslotted Anode and Slitted Anode in a Laoratory Scale Transparent Lauminium Electrolysis Cell," Light Metals 2015.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Zhong-ning Shi -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Other: "Observation of Anodic Bubble Behaviors on Unslotted Anode and Slitted Anode in a Laoratory Scale Transparent Lauminium Electrolysis Cell," Light Metals 2015.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Zhao-wen Wang -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Quote: China has the biggest production capacity of primary aluminum which brings us both opportunities and challenges. Energy saving and environmental protection are the unavoidable issues we have to face. With the transparent electrolytic cells, we can see the interesting phenomena hidden beneath anodes and perceive the nature consequently. TMS membership provides us the opportunity to appreciate the wonderful work from international colleagues, it also offers us a platform to show ourselves.
- Other: "Observation of Anodic Bubble Behaviors on Unslotted Anode and Slitted Anode in a Laoratory Scale Transparent Lauminium Electrolysis Cell," Light Metals 2015.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Zhao Zhibin -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Quote: TMS is one of the most important international minerals, metals, and materials societies. We are very glad that our work has been seen by other scientists and professionals. Receiving this award is not only a reward for the past work during my recent Ph.D. studies, it also is an extra encouragement in my future research career.
- Other: "Observation of Anodic Bubble Behaviors on Unslotted Anode and Slitted Anode in a Laoratory Scale Transparent Lauminium Electrolysis Cell," Light Metals 2015.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Winfried Boenigk -
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- Title: Head of R&D
- Affiliation: Rütgers Basic Aromatics GmbH, Castrop-Rauxel, Germany
- Other: "Pilot Anode Testing of Alternative Binder and CPC Raw Materials," Light Metals 2015.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Claudia Boltersdorf -
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- Affiliation: Rütgers Basic Aromatics GmbH, Castrop-Rauxel, Germany
- Other: "Pilot Anode Testing of Alternative Binder and CPC Raw Materials," Light Metals 2015.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Les Edwards -
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- Title: Chief Technology Officer
- Affiliation: Rain CII Carbon LLC, Convington, LA
- Quote: I have been a long-time member of TMS and a regular contributor to the annual mtings both in the form of technical papers and as a program organizer and session chair. It is always nice to receive an award like this as a recognition of the significant effort that goes into writing and publishing technical papers. I am a strong believer in sharing technical knowledge and awards like this reinforce the value of sharing.
- Other: "Pilot Anode Testing of Alternative Binder and CPC Raw Materials," Light Metals 2015.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Christopher Kuhnt -
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- Title: Project Manager
- Affiliation: Rütgers Basic Aromatics GmbH, Castrop-Rauxel, Germany
- Other: "Pilot Anode Testing of Alternative Binder and CPC Raw Materials," Light Metals 2015.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Marvin Lubin -
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- Title: Customer Tech Support Manager
- Affiliation: Rain CII Carbon LLC, Convington, LA
- Other: "Pilot Anode Testing of Alternative Binder and CPC Raw Materials," Light Metals 2015.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Jens Stiegert -
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- Title: Director of Sales
- Affiliation: Rütgers Basic Aromatics GmbH, Castrop-Rauxel, Germany
- Other: "Pilot Anode Testing of Alternative Binder and CPC Raw Materials," Light Metals 2015.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Shahin Akbarnejad -
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- Title: Ph.D. Fellow
- Affiliation: Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
- Other: "Effect of Electromagnetic Fields on the Priming of High Grade Ceramic Foam Filters (CFF) with Liquid Aluminum," Light Metals 2015.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Ragnhild Aune -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway
- Other: "Effect of Electromagnetic Fields on the Priming of High Grade Ceramic Foam Filters (CFF) with Liquid Aluminum," Light Metals 2015.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Robert Fritzcsh -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway
- Quote: It is a great honor for my colleagues and me to receive this award. We always worked toward an understandable and honest way of expressing our research and results and receiving the award is a great achievement, looking at the great challenges we started with. Personally, I am thankful for this positive feedback from the TMS community. I have always had good discussions during the conferences that I have attended, giving me further insight into the ongoing research in the area of material science. On behalf of my co-authors and myself, I would like to thank the TMS Light Metals Division and the Cast Shop for Aluminum Committee for choosing our paper.
- Other: "Effect of Electromagnetic Fields on the Priming of High Grade Ceramic Foam Filters (CFF) with Liquid Aluminum," Light Metals 2015.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Mark Kennedy -
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- Title: Chief Technology Officer
- Affiliation: Proval Partners SA, Trondheim, Norway
- Other: "Effect of Electromagnetic Fields on the Priming of High Grade Ceramic Foam Filters (CFF) with Liquid Aluminum," Light Metals 2015.
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Stephen Lindsay -
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- Title: Manager, Process Technology
- Affiliation: Alcoa Inc., Alcoa, TN
- Quote: Awards such as this are a gesture of thanks and an acknowledgement of service to TMS and to the Aluminum Committee of the LMD in particular. However, the award by itself really does not mean much; the collaborative efforts, contacts, international acquaintances, and friendships that are behind the award mean a lot more. I have said on occasion that in many cases you get out of something that which you put into it. Being a volunteer to TMS I have found that no matter how much you put in it is generally far short of what you get back in return. If we do it right we build upon the foundations of those whom have come before us, we leave the industry and the world a bit better for those who shall follow us, and we get to have a bit of fun while doing it.
- Citation: For meeting and exceeding all of the award criteria: 30 years of membership to TMS, prime mover in organizing and advancing TMS programs, work and planning at all levels of Light Metals Division, clarity and quality of work will inspire and assist future contributors to the society.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Paul Fraser -
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- Title: Research Fellow
- Affiliation: CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere, Aspendale, VIC, Canada
- Quote: This TMS award is very important to our Greenhouse Gas Research Team at CSIRO. The award demonstrates our international collaboration, collaboration with universities, and our participation in projects that are industry-orientated. As a team, we are developing our collaborations with the Australian aluminum industry and I believe that this award will substantially enhance our research credentials and reputation with industry groups in Australia.
- Other: "PFC Emissions from Detected Versus Nondetected Anode Effects in the Aluminum Industry," JOM, Vol. 67, Feb. 2015.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Jooil Kim -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Scholar
- Affiliation: Scripps Institution of Oceanorgraphy, La Jolla, CA
- Quote: The perfluorocarbons CF4 and C2F6 are potent greenhouse gases that have very long lifetimes in the atmosphere. Atmospheric chemists have focused their research mainly on quantifying the emissions of these compounds using background measurements of their concentrations in the atmosphere, but our understanding remains incomplete without also understanding their emissions at their industrial sources. For me this award exemplifies the aluminum industry’s strong commitment to understanding and reducing these emissions. On behalf of all my colleagues, I am honored to accept this award, and I look forward to continuing to work with industry on this issue in the future.
- Other: "PFC Emissions from Detected Versus Nondetected Anode Effects in the Aluminum Industry," JOM, Vol. 67, Feb. 2015.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Pascal Lavoie -
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- Title: Consultant
- Affiliation: University of Auckland, St. Augustin de Desmans, QC, Canada
- Quote: I am honored to receive this award, especially since this topic is now gathering more attention in the aluminum smelting community. I believe TMS has a role to play in disseminating these findings to increase and maintain the social acceptability of our industry and I am glad to be part of this. The cooperation between different organizations to bring this paper together has been critical and I am thankful for the ability to collaborate with many co-authors.
- Other: "PFC Emissions from Detected Versus Nondetected Anode Effects in the Aluminum Industry," JOM, Vol. 67, Feb. 2015.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
David Wong -
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- Title: Project Manager
- Affiliation: Univeristy of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
- Quote: I am most grateful to TMS for this award and am honored to receive it alongside my co-authors. It is a recognition of the work we and many others have carried out on unaccounted PFC greenhouse gas emissions. While this area still poses many challenges for the industry, our objective was to play a part in highlighting and defining the problem. It is also encouraging to see collaborative work of this nature being recognized, as it brought together researchers from diverse areas—both those in smelting and in atmospheric fields. This is an example why TMS continues to be a great community to publish and disseminate information relevant to industry.
- Other: "PFC Emissions from Detected Versus Nondetected Anode Effects in the Aluminum Industry," JOM, Vol. 67, Feb. 2015.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Raymond Brennan -
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- Title: Materials Engineer
- Affiliation: U.S. Army Research Laboratory, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD
- Quote: It is an honor to receive this award on behalf of my extraordinary research team as a testament to their hard work and dedication to the field. It is a testimony to some of the great things that can be accomplished as part of an exceptional collaborative effort. This TMS award is highly competitive, making it a tremendous honor to be selected.
- Other: "Analysis of Dislocation Mediated Precipitation in an Mg-Y-ND Alloy"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Kyu Cho -
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- Title: Materials Engineer
- Affiliation: U.S. Army Research Laboratory, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD
- Quote: It is my honor to be recognized as a recipient of this award. TMS has served as an outstanding international professional society representing global minerals, metals, and materials professions, including U.S. Army materials communities. TMS has been a premier forum facilitating materials science and engineering information exchanges and networking opportunities promoting private, public partnerships which is critical for Army science and technology missions. Army science and technology communities has certainly benefited by the TMS active roles in promoting technology transfers to industries. Thank you.
- Other: "Analysis of Dislocation Mediated Precipitation in an Mg-Y-ND Alloy"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Rajiv Mishra -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of North Texas, Denton, TX
- Other: "Analysis of Dislocation Mediated Precipitation in an Mg-Y-ND Alloy"
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2016
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Sivanesh Palanivel -
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- Title: Graduate Research Assistant
- Affiliation: University of North Texas, Denton, TX
- Quote: We are honored to receive this prestigious award from the foremost organization promoting materials science around the globe. As a student member, TMS has always been more than a conference venue to me—it has been an experience that has helped me to learn, connect professionally, and make friends. Every time I attend a TMS annual meeting, I return back motivated, inspired, and educated with a perspective different than what I had before. The interactions are priceless and the insights highly helpful. I look forward to being there at every opportunity.
- Other: "Analysis of Dislocation Mediated Precipitation in an Mg-Y-ND Alloy"
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2016
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Sonia Boczkal -
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- Title: Lecturer
- Affiliation: Institute of Non-Ferrous Metals, Skawina, Poland
- Other: "Studies on the Magnesium Alloys Cladding in the Plastic Formation Process (Die Forging and Extrusion) using as the Clad layer Corrosion Resistant Aluminum Alloys," Magnesium Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Piotr Korczak -
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- Title: Assistant
- Affiliation: Institute of Non-Ferrous Metals, Skawina, Poland
- Quote: It is a real pleasure to meet and share experiences in such a great association like TMS. This award is a great honor for our team and motivation for further work. We would like to express sincere thanks for appreciating our achievements.
- Other: "Studies on the Magnesium Alloys Cladding in the Plastic Formation Process (Die Forging and Extrusion) using as the Clad layer Corrosion Resistant Aluminum Alloys," Magnesium Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Dariusz Lesniak -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: AGH University of Science & Technology, Krakow, Poland
- Other: "Studies on the Magnesium Alloys Cladding in the Plastic Formation Process (Die Forging and Extrusion) using as the Clad layer Corrosion Resistant Aluminum Alloys," Magnesium Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Marek Nowalk -
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- Title: Head of the Laboratory of Corrosion and Surface Engineering
- Affiliation: Institute of Non-Ferrous Metals, Skawina, Poland
- Other: "Studies on the Magnesium Alloys Cladding in the Plastic Formation Process (Die Forging and Extrusion) using as the Clad layer Corrosion Resistant Aluminum Alloys," Magnesium Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Bartlomiej Plonka -
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- Title: Head of the Light Metals processing Plant
- Affiliation: Institute of Non-Ferrous Metals, Skawina, Poland
- Other: "Studies on the Magnesium Alloys Cladding in the Plastic Formation Process (Die Forging and Extrusion) using as the Clad layer Corrosion Resistant Aluminum Alloys," Magnesium Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Krzysztof Remsak -
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- Title: Engineering aned Technical Specialist
- Affiliation: Institute of Non-Ferrous Metals, Skawina, Poland
- Other: "Studies on the Magnesium Alloys Cladding in the Plastic Formation Process (Die Forging and Extrusion) using as the Clad layer Corrosion Resistant Aluminum Alloys," Magnesium Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Tilak Bhattacharjee -
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- Affiliation: University of Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan
- Quote: This award gives us further impetus to continue our work on fundamental research, which is essential for understanding the properties of alloys for their industrial applications. Since this is my first academic award from TMS, it is very special for me personally, and I feel honored to receive the award.
- Other: "Role of Zr in the Microstructure Evolution in Mg-Zn-Zr Based Wrought Alloys," Magnesium Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Kazuhiro Hono -
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- Title: NIMS Fellow and Director of Magnetic Materials Center
- Affiliation: National Institute for Materials Science, Ibaraki, Japan
- Quote: Our work on the precipitation processes of magnesium alloys is rather fundamental in view of the actual industrial application of magnesium alloys. The fact that the magnesium alloy community shows appreciation to our fundamental research is very encouraging for us. We will keep working to make wrought magnesium alloys industriually attractive materials.
- Other: "Role of Zr in the Microstructure Evolution in Mg-Zn-Zr Based Wrought Alloys," Magnesium Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Shigeharu Kamado -
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- Title: Professor, Director for RCAMT
- Affiliation: Nagaoka University of Technology, Nagaoka, Niigata, Japan
- Other: "Role of Zr in the Microstructure Evolution in Mg-Zn-Zr Based Wrought Alloys," Magnesium Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Nack Kim -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Pohang University of Science & Technology, Pohang Gyungbuk, South Korea
- Other: "Role of Zr in the Microstructure Evolution in Mg-Zn-Zr Based Wrought Alloys," Magnesium Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Taiki Nakata -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Nagaoka University of Technology, Nagaoka, Niigata, Japan
- Other: "Role of Zr in the Microstructure Evolution in Mg-Zn-Zr Based Wrought Alloys," Magnesium Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Taisuke Sasaki -
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- Title: Researcher
- Affiliation: National Institute for Materials Science, Ibaraki, Japan
- Other: "Role of Zr in the Microstructure Evolution in Mg-Zn-Zr Based Wrought Alloys," Magnesium Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Byeong Suh -
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- Affiliation: National Institute for Materials Science, Ibaraki, Japan
- Other: "Role of Zr in the Microstructure Evolution in Mg-Zn-Zr Based Wrought Alloys," Magnesium Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD Magnesium Technology Student Paper
Sean Agnew -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
- Other: "Crystal Plasticity Modeling of the Dynamic Behavior of Magnesium Alloy, WE43-T5, Plate," Magnesium Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD Magnesium Technology Student Paper
Jishnu Bhattacharyya -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Univeristy of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
- Quote: I am thankful to the award committee for their appreciation of our research and for bestowing this honor on me. I extend my gratitude to my advisor, my colleagues, and our collaborators for their contribution, support, and encouragement in my research and scholarly pursuits. This award serves as an encouragement to me and the research group to which I belong. It inspires me to continue pursuing my passion for mechanical metallurgy.
- Other: "Crystal Plasticity Modeling of the Dynamic Behavior of Magnesium Alloy, WE43-T5, Plate," Magnesium Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD Magnesium Technology Student Paper
Haitham El Kadiri -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS
- Other: "Crystal Plasticity Modeling of the Dynamic Behavior of Magnesium Alloy, WE43-T5, Plate," Magnesium Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD Magnesium Technology Student Paper
Wilburn Whittington -
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- Title: Research Associate
- Affiliation: Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS
- Quote: This award has a special meaning to our team because it validates that our work is important and beneficial to the material science community. Jishnu has done a tremendous effort in compiling and presenting the work that we did, and I am thankful to the TMS community for recognizing his efforts. We have an amplified inspiration of research because of this award, and want to continue improving as we enter our fields.
- Other: "Crystal Plasticity Modeling of the Dynamic Behavior of Magnesium Alloy, WE43-T5, Plate," Magnesium Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD Magnesium Technology Student Paper
Peidong Wu -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, Canada
- Other: "Crystal Plasticity Modeling of the Dynamic Behavior of Magnesium Alloy, WE43-T5, Plate," Magnesium Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD Scholarship
Daniel Balder -
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- Affiliation: University of Minnesota, Bloomington, Minnesota, USA
- Quote: The Light Metals Division Scholarship will allow me to pursue my education in materials science as a full-time student. Because I will not have to work part time during the semesters, I will be able to better develop my practical understanding through participation in Material Advantage. This scholarship makes my goal of becoming a materials engineer possible. I would like to sincerely thank the TMS Foundation for its generosity.
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2016
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LMD Scholarship
Cory Potter -
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- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Birmingham, Alabama, USA
- Quote: This award greatly alleviates my financial burden. If it were not for this scholarship, I may have had to work a part-time job to help pay for schooling, leaving me with less time to devote to my academics. I will now be able to focus more effort towards such activities as my departmental honors research. Thus, the TMS Foundation is helping me to further my education. I would like to extend a special thanks to Dr. Pillay, Dr. Genau, Professor Myers, and Professor Koch for their guidance in my college career. I would also like to thank my mom and dad, for without their dedication I would not have the opportunities I have been granted.
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2016
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LMD Scholarship
Hannah Woods -
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- Affiliation: Purdue University, Grayslake, Illinois, USA
- Quote: The honor of receiving the Light Metals Division Scholarship has encouraged me as I work towards one of my most important personal goals of earning my undergraduate degree. Being a part of Material Advantage has given me the opportunity to be more deeply involved within the materials engineering community. This scholarship provides financial relief and further motivation to continue my hard work and dedication as a student. I am extremely grateful for this recognition from TMS, and excited for my further involvement as a member of Material Advantage.
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2016
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LMD Technology Award
Ray Peterson -
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- Title: Technology Director
- Affiliation: Real Alloy, Rockwood, TN
- Quote: I am very honored to be recognized by my colleagues with this award. The LMD of TMS has been my technical home for my entire career. I've learned so much from the current and past members of this community. I hope to provide similar guidance and service to others by continuing to foster a strong sense of community and contributing to the body of knowledge.
- Citation: For contributing to the knowledge base of the light metals community in primary production, recycling, molten metal treatment, and energy management.
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2016
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Nadia Ahli -
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- Title: Lead Engineer—Process Development
- Affiliation: Emirates Global Aluminium, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
- Quote: TMS membership benefits me by organizing events where I can meet clients and suppliers related to the industry; creating an environment where knowledge sharing is effective; attracting professionals worth networking with; exposing me to industry-relevant studies being conducted in academia; and forming a reputable platform to showcase advanced industry related technologies.
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2016
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Mehul Bhatia -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Researcher
- Affiliation: Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
- Quote: Being a TMS member, I will be able to find U.S. government funding opportunities related to metals and materials research. As a member, I can join a rechnical committee, organize a symposium, and serve as a volunteer to embrace and enhance the values of TMS. These opportunities will ultimately enhance my own professional development.
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2016
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Jan-Marten Seitz -
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- Title: Project Manager and R&D Specialist
- Affiliation: Syntellix AG, Hannover, Germany
- Quote: TMS offers a unique international network for materials scientists. Especially when working in industry, it is of great importance to stay connected with academic researchers in order to maintain the global view of current research. TMS meetings and exhibitions create a platform to exchange relevant information with specialists from all over the world. Therefore, I value my TMS membership as one-of-a-kind source for regular updates in the field of materials science while also keeping me in touch with the research community.
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2016
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Wanlin Wang -
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- Title: Director
- Affiliation: Central South University, Changsha Hunan, China
- Quote: It is our great honor to be chosen for this award. It means our work has been acknowledged by our international research family, which will further encourage us to work hard for our research and contribute to the future of energy saving technology. We appreciate this awrd, and believe it will highlihgt the current advanced energy saving technology and expose it to a wide international community.
- Other: "Effect of Al2O3 on the Crystallization of Mold Flux for Casting High Al Steel," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions E, Vol. 2, Jun, 2015.
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2016
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Kechao Zhang -
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- Affiliation: Central South University, Changsha Hunan, China
- Quote: It is our great honor to be chosen for this award. It means our work has been acknowledged by our international research family, which will further encourage us to work hard for our research and contribute to the future of energy saving technology. We appreciate this awrd, and believe it will highlihgt the current advanced energy saving technology and expose it to a wide international community.
- Other: "Effect of Al2O3 on the Crystallization of Mold Flux for Casting High Al Steel," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions E, Vol. 2, Jun, 2015.
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2016
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Lejun Zhou -
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- Title: Lecturer
- Affiliation: Central South University, Changsha Hunan, China
- Quote: It is our great honor to be chosen for this award. It means our work has been acknowledged by our international research family, which will further encourage us to work hard for our research and contribute to the future of energy saving technology. We appreciate this awrd, and believe it will highlihgt the current advanced energy saving technology and expose it to a wide international community.
- Other: "Effect of Al2O3 on the Crystallization of Mold Flux for Casting High Al Steel," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions E, Vol. 2, Jun, 2015.
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2016
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Yongqi Sun -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Peking University, Beijing, China
- Citation: I am deeply honored to be chosen as the recipient of this award. We have done a series of research on energy saving and emission reduction from the iron and steel industry, especially the heat recovery from hot slags. I hope our work could provide some industrial utilization and conceptual insight in this research area. Additionally, to talk with my friends, students, professors, and members of TMS at the annual meeting is always, for me, an enjoyable thing.
- Other: "Investigation of the Heat Recovery from High Temperature Slags," Energy Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Zuotai Zhang -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Peking University, Beijing, China
- Other: "Investigation of the Heat Recovery from High Temperature Slags," Energy Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Wenlong Jiang -
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- Affiliation: Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming, China
- Other: "Investigation on Recycling of Ag From {b-Cu-Ag Alloy by Vacuum Distillation," Energy Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Dachun Liu -
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- Affiliation: Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming, China
- Other: "Investigation on Recycling of Ag From {b-Cu-Ag Alloy by Vacuum Distillation," Energy Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Bingyi Song -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming, China
- Quote: This award means a lot to me. First, I would like to thank the TMSLMD Award Committee and the Recycling Session organizers for the affirmation of our work; second, I am very grateful to our team, National Engineering Laboratory for Vacuum Metallurgy, for supporting and providing the good research conditions; and finally, this work could not be finished without the team members, and I want to share this award with them. This work will be carried out in our team and relative research achievements will be reported.
- Other: "Investigation on Recycling of Ag From {b-Cu-Ag Alloy by Vacuum Distillation," Energy Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Baoqiang Xu -
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- Affiliation: Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming, China
- Other: "Investigation on Recycling of Ag From {b-Cu-Ag Alloy by Vacuum Distillation," Energy Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Shauai Xu -
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- Affiliation: Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming, China
- Other: "Investigation on Recycling of Ag From {b-Cu-Ag Alloy by Vacuum Distillation," Energy Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Bin Yang -
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- Affiliation: Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming, China
- Other: "Investigation on Recycling of Ag From {b-Cu-Ag Alloy by Vacuum Distillation," Energy Technology 2015.
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2016
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Qitong Yang -
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- Affiliation: Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming, China
- Other: "Investigation on Recycling of Ag From {b-Cu-Ag Alloy by Vacuum Distillation," Energy Technology 2015.
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2016
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Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division Scholarship
Bill Nguyen -
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- Affiliation: Drexel University, Laurel Springs, New Jersey, USA
- Quote: Starting in September, I will be studying abroad for over one year. I will be finishing up my studies in Italy next year at Politecnico di Milano in Milan. Following my studies, I will take a six month research position at the Universidad Politecnica de Madrid in Spain. This award will directly support me in my endeavors abroad. Without scholarships such as this one, such tremendous opportunity would not be possible.
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2016
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Morris Cohen Award
Gerbrand Ceder -
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- Title: Chancellor's Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: It is wonderful to be recognized with an award in the name of Morris Cohen. Well before I met him for the first time, arriving as a young assistant professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, I was aware of his stature as a giant in the field of metallurgy. Cohen transformed metallurgy by bringing fundamental science to it, and I am immensely proud to continue that tradition.
- Citation: For pioneering and leading the development of computer aided materials discovery and design via quantum mechanical calculations of materials properties.
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2016
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MPMD Distinguished Service Award
Amit Misra -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Quote: I am proud to be a member of TMS and feel honored with this recognition for my service to MPMD. I thank the MPMD Council and the Nanomechanical Materials Behavior Committee for the support and encouragement to continue as a volunteer to MPMD and TMS as long as I remain active in the materials science and engineering profession.
- Citation: For his tireless commitment to service to TMS, the MPMD, and the Nanomechanical Material Behaviors Committee, and promotion of TMS as the home society for nanomechanics.
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2016
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MPMD Scholarship
Gregory Strader -
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- Affiliation: University of Utah, Magna, Utah, USA
- Quote: The TMS Foundation greatly benefits me in connecting me with awesome opportunities such as this scholarship. It's a lot of help to receive funding to get you through the year. Hopefully now the TMS Foundation will be an aid in applying for internships, as well as additional scholarships. I really appreciate this honor and am looking forward to continued interaction with TMS.
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2016
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Marko Knezevic -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Fellow
- Affiliation: University of New Hampshire,
- Quote: It makes sense to serve on committees, organize symposia, and participate in other society activities as a member of the TMS community. It is important to be a member for networking, which I think is essential for the professional development.
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2016
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Samantha Lawrence -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Appointee
- Affiliation: Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA
- Quote: Receiving this award will afford me the opportunity to increase my involvement in the society, as well as gain a better understanding of its governance. TMS and the TMS Foundation provide a wide array of both career and technical development programs for young researchers, and support students to develop the next generation of scientists and engineers. I am excited to be a part of the continued growth and advancement of TMS and the TMS Foundation.
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2016
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Soumya Nag -
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- Title: Metallurgist
- Affiliation: General Electric, Schenectady, NY
- Quote: TMS is a great platform for professionals, researchers, and students coming from a variety of scientific and engineering backgrounds. Ever since I was a graduate student, I have been fortunate enough to interact with this international materials, minerals, and metals community. This has definitely helped me to grow professionally, both in terms of developing technical expertise and bolstering my networking skills. I feel honored to receive the Young Leaders Professional Development Award and look forward to actively participating in future TMS activities.
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2016
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Garritt Tucker -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA
- Quote: The TMS Foundation and TMS membership have both allowed me to create broad synergistic relationships with colleagues within the materials community. By attending the TMS annual meetings my professional career has benefited through increased exposure of my research and learning about the myriad of research activities of others. Being involved in the TMS committees has further enhanced my experience and helped me to see additional avenues for involvement. Through the TMS Foundation, I hope to pass along these opportunities to others and help continue the development of new possibilities for materials innovation.
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2016
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Christopher Weinberger -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA
- Quote: TMS provides exactly what young professionals need to succeed: a member-driven organization where we can build a community. The fact that TMS is member-driven allows many younger professionals the opportunity to get involved; this makes TMS more personal and meaningful. The TMS annual meetings are of immense professional value because they provide a forum for professionals in our field to interact and present our research. In addition, it provides the opportunity for young professionals as well as students to interact with more established professionals and develop a network.
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2016
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Guanghui Lang -
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- Title: Board Chair
- Affiliation: Sunstone Development Co. Ltd., Beijing, China
- Quote: We’ve emphasized green technologies, maximizing the use of recycled materials and saving energy, reducing costs, and reducing pollutants for many years. The TMS Application to Practice Award is a special recognition for our achievements. With TMS’s support, we hope to bring our technologies to the whole industry.
- Citation: For innovative and environmentally friendly production of carbon anode from green petroleum coke, and development of waste heat recovery to generate electricity.
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2016
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Nikhilesh Chawla -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
- Citation: For outstanding, sustained contributions to our understanding of structural materials in the areas of aluminum alloys and their composites, lead-free solders, and three-dimensional microstructure characterization.
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
Raul Rebak -
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- Title: Corrosion and Materials Scientist
- Affiliation: GE Global Resesarch, Schenectady, NY
- Quote: I am honored and proud to be a member of TMS for 25 years since I was a graduate student at The Ohio State University. I have served as chair of two TMS committees in the SMD, the Corrosion and Environmental Effects and Nuclear Materials Committees. Being a member of TMS and active in committee activities is extremely important because we can influence what subjects are addressed by the symposia in the annual meetings.
- Citation: For outstanding contribution to the permanency and good standing and of the Corrosion and Environmental Effects and the Nuclear Materials Committees of the SMD.
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
G. Odette -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA
- Other: "Recent Progress in Developing and Qualifying Nanostructured Ferritic Alloys for Advanced Fission and Fusion Applications," JOM, Vol. 66, Dec. 2014.
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SMD Scholarship
Rebecca Stern -
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- Affiliation: University of Connecticut, Storres, Connecticut, USA
- Quote: This generous Structural Materials Division Scholarship from the TMS Foundation benefits me greatly by reducing some financial stress. It also allows me to network with members of TMS during the SMD Luncheon, which I was kindly invited to. It is nice to be recognized for my achievements because it encourages me to continue to work hard. Since my application to the scholarship, I have changed my career goal to getting my Ph.D. in materials science and engineering. I look forward to thanking members of SMD and all of TMS in person.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Lauren Garrison -
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- Title: Weinberg Fellow
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: When I was a graduate student, I attended a career panel at the TMS annual meeting. I found the panel incredibly useful because it answered so many of my questions. While my university had other career resources, there was nothing to compare to being able to ask questions directly to a group of early-career scientists working in my desired field. Last year, I was able to start paying the favor back when I was a panelist on the same career panel that had been so helpful to me a few years earlier. This is one of the ways my TMS membership has benefited me. The care TMS shows for the next generation of scientists is a main reason I want to become more involved in TMS.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
E-Wen Huang -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: National Chiao Tung University, Hsinchu City, Taiwan
- Quote: TMS is a well-organized professional society, which connects me to a global network. Successful TMS members are my best examples, inspiring me to devote myself to the society.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Eun Park -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea
- Quote: I am truly appreciative of this recognition , and would like to thank the whole community for helping me get here. TMS has always been a great meeting place for materials scientists who want to make a long-term and valuable impact in the field, and I am proud to be a TMS member. I am looking forward to continuing to contribute to the TMS mission.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Reza Shahbazian-Yassar -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Illinois, Chicago, IL
- Quote: TMS has been like a home for me, where I have found a dynamic group of highly intellectual people coming together to build a better life for everyone. TMS has been an open and fair society allowing for young researchers to engage in organization of symposiums and to join technical committees. Through these activities at TMS, I have been able to obtain national recognition of my research work and I am in debt to this society. I will not make any hesitations to lend my support to TMS activities at any time. I also would like to thank the Young Professional Committee for their hard work and leadership.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Julie Tucker -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR
- Quote: TMS has always been a part of my scientific career. As a student, I participated in mixers and poster competitions and gave my first oral research presentation at a TMS annual meeting. As a professional, TMS continues to be the place for information exchange, networking, and collaboration in the scientific community. Now that I am a professor, I can share these experiences with my students, the next generation of researchers.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Natasha Vermaak -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA
- Quote: At TMS I have found a professional home and community for my interdisciplinary research. I am continually inspired by top researchers in our field and am always finding new connections, collaborations, and mentors. I have grown both professionally and personally from the dynamic and forward-thinking initiatives that TMS has offered in the technical area of integrated computational materials engineering (ICME), leadership training programs, and diversity summits. I look forward to finding new opportunities to serve and give back to TMS.
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2016
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Zhiqian Sun -
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- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
- Quote: It is my great honor to receive this award. It helps publicize and promote my research work, and I have had great discussions with researchers and colleagues. I have also obtained excellent training in technical writing during the preparation.
- Other: “The nano-sized precipitate stability and its controlling factors in a NiAl-strengthened ferritic alloy”
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Gian Song -
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- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
- Quote: This is a great honor for me because TMS is one of the biggest associations in the minerals, metals, and materials fields. Many people with a variety of technical interests and experiences around the world attend the TMS annual meeting and recognize TMS awards as an excellent accomplishment for graduate students. This award and the TMS Foundation will be greatly beneficial to my career and will stimulate me to be more fascinated with my research. Moreover this will help me respond to the challenges of development in the scientific community and contribute towards my will to excel.
- Other: “Investigation of Novel Hierarchical-Precipitate-Strengthened Ferritic Superalloys with Superior Creep Resistance”
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2016
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Julie Christodoulou -
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- Title: Director, Naval Materials Division
- Affiliation: US Office of Naval Research, Arlington, VA
- Citation: For visionary leadership, unwavering commitment and tireless support of the materials community, notably by envisioning and bringing about revolutions in 3D characterization and the Materials Genome Initiative.
- Other: Lecture Title: “Elegant Solutions Exploration and Outcomes that Matter.”
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2016
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TMS/SME/AIME James Douglas Gold Medal
Daniel Kappes -
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- Title: President
- Affiliation: Kappes, Cassiday & Associates, Reno, NV
- Citation: For his numerous contributions to the mining industry and for his generous support of higher education.
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2016
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Brent Fultz -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA
- Quote: I have deep respect for the previous recipients of the Hume-Rothery Award, so it will be a deep honor to receive this award at the TMS annual meeting. I am a regular attendee of these meetings, where I never fail to learn something important from my forward-looking colleagues. My own interest is the entropy of materials, and how the major part of it comes from the vibrations of atoms. New experimental methods of inelastic scattering and the new power of ab initio calculations are now quantifying the individual components of entropy from atoms and electrons. I am optimistic that these new approaches to alloy thermodynamics 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.
- Other: "The Origin of Entropy in Materials"
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2016
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
Saryu Fensin -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Researcher
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: I am very grateful to be selected as the Young Leaders international Scholar - JIM for TMS in 2016. Being a TMS member has had a positive impact on my career. It has provided me with opportunities so that I can become a technical leader in my field through organizing symposiums, participating in committees, and networking with people in my field.
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2015
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Acta Materialia Gold Medal Award
David Embury -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
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2015
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Acta Materialia Hollomon Award for Materials and Society Award
Tresa Pollock -
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- Title: Alcoa Professor of Materials
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, CA
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2015
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Jian-Feng Nie -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Monash University, Clayton, VIC, Australia
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive this prestigious award, and a pleasure to have this paper recognized in this way. I am very grateful to TMS. TMS has played an important role in my career development. It has provided many opportunities for me to meet and to have discussions with many distinguished scholars and experts in the field of materials science and engineering.
- Other: "Precipitation and Hardening in Magnesium Alloys," Metallurgcal and Materials Transactions A, Vol 43A, November 2012.
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2015
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Alexandra Anderson -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
- Quote: I would like to thank TMS and the Material Advantage Student Program for awarding me the Henry DeWitt Smith Scholarship and for supporting my graduate education. Material Advantage has played a major role in my professional development by providing me many opportunities to connect with working professionals in the materials and metallurgical industries. These interactions truly awakened an engineering passion that I never knew existed and led me to pursue graduate studies in the field of materials and metallurgical engineering. I will make every effort to represent the values of Henry Dewitt Smith as I continue to progress towards a Master's degree that will allow me to contribute to the materials and mining fields.
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2015
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Mohsen Seifi -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH
- Quote: I would like to express my sincere gratitude to TMS for selecting me as a recipient of this award, as well as the faculty, staff, and students at CWRU for providing a nurturing environment. I think receiving the Henry DeWitt Smith scholarship is the most prestigious honor and recognition that a materials science student can receive during his or her graduate study. I am humbled to have been chosen for this award knowing that there were many qualified applicants. Since joining in 2009, my student membership in TMS has exposed me to a highly innovative and supportive materials community. I appreciate the various interactions with colleagues and friends that have been provided by the MS&T and TMS meetings. I look forward to increasing my involvement as I continue my graduate studies and beyond.
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2015
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Thaddeus Massalski -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Citation: For global leadership in the field of materials and sustained seminal contributions to phase equilibria spanning over one half of a century.
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2015
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Peter Hosemann -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: I deeply appreciate being the 2015 AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award recipient. This award is especially important to me due to its long history and the large group of outstanding researchers receiving this award before me, many of whom shaped my scientific path. I want to thank all those who have supported me over the years and express my deep gratitude. I am also thankful to my students who create a fruitful scientific environment. The TMS society has always played an important role in my development and the annual meeting is a fixed point in the annual planning because many new ideas and discussions are started during interaction with fellow scientists during this event.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to our understanding of materials behavior in extreme environments, particularly related to small-scale mechanical testing of materials for nuclear applications.
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2015
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Brimacombe Medalist
Michael Brady -
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- Title: Senior R&D Staff
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Lab, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: My membership in TMS has played a significant role throughout my career. My Ph.D. advisor, Ellis D. Verink, Jr. (now deceased), was a Past TMS President; my first professional presentation was at a TMS fall meeting; and several of my most-cited journal papers were published in JOM. To be recognized by TMS as a Brimacombe Medalist is a great honor—quite humbling and really a reflection of the mentoring, guidance, and collaboration I have received over the years from my colleagues at NASA Glenn and Oak Ridge National Laboratory, virtually all of whom are also active in TMS.
- Citation: For development of groundbreaking new concepts establishing novel alloy design principles for the control of surface chemistry with widespread applied scientific and engineering impact.
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2015
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Brimacombe Medalist
W. Ready -
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- Title: Principal Research Engineer
- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
- Quote: I am very honored to receive this award. I joined TMS as a student in 1992 and cannot imagine how my career would have evolved without it. The benefits range from tangible (professional/peer reviewed journals) to the intangible (networking/friendships), with numerous more examples of each and everything in between. Thank you, TMS, for aiding and improving my career.
- Citation: For contributions in electronics reliability, applied nanotechnology research, and service to TMS.
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2015
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Brimacombe Medalist
Michael Uchic -
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- Title: Materials Research Engineer
- Affiliation: Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, OH
- Quote: I’m honored and grateful to be recognized by TMS as a 2015 Brimacombe Medalist. I would like to acknowledge and thank my colleagues at AFRL/RX from the Metals Development and Characterization, Sensing, and Analytics research groups for creating a fantastic research environment that has significantly and positively influenced my career. I have been a member of TMS since joining the Air Force Research Laboratory 16 years ago, and my participation in TMS meetings and specialty conferences has been extremely beneficial to me both professionally and personally. I hope to participate in TMS for many more years to come.
- Citation: In recognition of his outstanding and meritorious contributions at the frontiers of size-affected plasticity and three-dimensional materials science.
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2015
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Brimacombe Medalist
Matthew Willard -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH
- Quote: I am proud to introduce my first graduate student to TMS at the 2015 annual meeting. I hope to instill in him the importance of service to the research community and the rewards that such an investment can have personally and professionally. It has been my pleasure to serve the TMS community for the past decade as a committee member, symposium organizer, JOM advisor, and committee chairman. For me, TMS has been an organization of colleagues and friends with the highest standards and excellence in research. It is from this group that I was selected to received this high honor and I am very thankful to be recognized in this way.
- Citation: For sustained excellence in the fields of physical metallurgy and magnetic materials, reviving the TMS Magnetic Materials Committee, and an outstanding record of continuing service.
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2015
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Brimacombe Prize
Michel Rappaz -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland
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2015
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Carl Koch -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
- Quote: It is indeed a great honor to receive the 2015 Bruce Chalmers Award. Bruce Chalmers was a pioneer in the science of solidification processing and the important concept of constitutional super cooling was developed by him. I taught this for many years in my course on metal processing. While most of the previous awardees made their contributions in solidification processing theory or experiment, the recent expansion of this award to other areas of materials processing to include my research of mechanical attrition of powders has allowed me to receive this high honor. I always consider TMS to be my main professional society and I am therefore very grateful for this recognition.
- Citation: For pioneering contributions in nonequilibrium processing and characterization of nanostructured materials.
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2015
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Cyril Stanley Smith Award
Michael Loretto -
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- Title: Emeritus Professor of Materials
- Affiliation: University of Birmingham, Birmingham, Great Britain
- Quote: This totally unexpected award means that the fun I have had for over 50 years, which is its own reward, apparently merits recognition. The recognition should be shared with the numerous colleagues and students, with whom I’ve had the pleasure to work. My acceptance is a thank you to them.
- Citation: For the use of electron microscopy to further our understanding of the internal structure of metals and the application of this understanding to metal processing.
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2015
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Antoine Allanore -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: A TMS Membership is an essential part of an academic's or engineer's professional life. It indeed helps to maintain a connection with the industries that support the field of materials research. It also allows, through the annual meeting, to share our passion for specific research topics or societal issues, via presentations and networking, with the younger generation of professionals and scholars that will lead the way forward. I am grateful to the Foundation for its significant support to the field of extractive metallurgy, and thank TMS for this awards.
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2015
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Peter Hosemann -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: The TMS foundation brings together industry, academia, and national laboratory scientists from a variety of different fields in material science and engineering fostering a creative and open scientific discussion. In my opinion the collegial environment is the seed for new ideas and collaborations and it has happened to me more than once that the start or idea of the next paper or grant proposal was made at a TMS meeting. I always found that TMS is a very inclusive society for all areas of material science and engineering with a strong emphasis on fostering young members and early career scientists, which I am highly appreciative of. Nothing excites young scientists more than being part of the team and TMS really makes you want to contribute due to its open structure. I do feel that TMS builds a strong bridge between experience and new thoughts, as well as basic science and engineering applications leading to rapid advances in material science.
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2015
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Educator Award
Guenter Gottstein -
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- Title: Director of Institute
- Affiliation: RWTH Aachen, Aachen, Germany
- Quote: TMS is definitely one of the most important international professional societies in materials science and engineering. I truly appreciate the large variety of topics offered at TMS conferences and the excellent opportunities to interact with colleagues in TMS committees, in topical conference symposia and beyond.
- Citation: For his sustained contributions to the education of physical metallurgy and materials science in the last 35 years through teaching, advising, and book writing.
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2015
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Ellen Swallow Richards Diversity Award
Julia Weertman -
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- Title: Walter P. Murphy Professor
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
- Citation: For being THE role model for women in the field of materials science and for being an outstanding and understanding mentor for several generations of students.
- Other: In the early days of my professional life I was almost invariably the only woman in the audience of a technical session or serving on a materials-related committee. Now there is an appreciable number of women participating at such events. (Not enough yet, but a great improvement over the situation a few decades ago.) The Ellen Swallow Richards Diversity Award celebrates the achievements of the many who have worked over the years to increase diversity in MSE. My acceptance of this award is on behalf of all those individuals and institutions. Thank you.
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2015
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Uday Pal -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Boston University, Brookline, MA
- Quote: TMS Membership has helped me to remain in touch with my profession and colleagues in the field. I find the professional meetings sponsored by TMS to be of very high quality where exchange of good ideas lead to new collaborations and on occasions have steered my research work in entirely new directions. To be selected for this award is an honor and the feeling is very gratifying since the selection is done by my peers. I am humbled to be included among the group of highly distinguished past recipients of this award.
- Citation: For pioneering work in the new field of green metallurgy and materials as applied to primary production and recycling of metals.
- Other: "Green Technology for Metals Production"
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2015
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EPD Distinguished Service Award
Adrian Deneys -
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- Title: Business Development Manager
- Affiliation: Praxair Inc., Danville, CA
- Quote: I am honored to receive this award from the Extraction & Processing Division of TMS. The award represents to me the privilege of serving the TMS community and the EPD as a member on the Pyrometallurgy Committee, then in the Programming Rep and Vice Chair roles, and then as EPD Chair from 2011–2013. I am humbled by the nomination and acknowledge that the opportunity to serve followed the foundations by others—particularly Rob Stephens’ leadership in 2006 on restructuring the division and recently Tom Battle’s leadership as prior EPD Chair.
- Citation: For his extensive involvement with EPD and TMS at large, strong leadership in EPD, immeasurable professional impact on EPD members, and fostering communications between TMS committees.
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2015
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EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award
Lloyd Nelson -
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- Title: Head Smelting & Refining Tech
- Affiliation: Anglo American Platinum Ltd., Johannesburg, South Africa
- Quote: I am deeply honored to be chosen as recipient of the inaugural 2015 TMS EPD Pyrometallurgy Best Paper Award. It was already my great pleasure to have been invited to make a keynote address at “Celebrating the Megascale," the symposium arranged in honour of David Robertson, held in San Diego as part of TMS2014. David was my doctoral adviser and Director of the Generic Mineral Technology Center for Pyrometallurgy. Some two decades ago, he and Art Morris brought me as a student with a poster to attend my very first TMS annual meeting, rather coincidentally also held in San Diego. The opportunity to meet again with old TMS colleagues and friends in such an inspiring environment is always enjoyable and professionally rewarding.
- Other: “Evolution of the Mega-Scale in Ferro-Alloy Electric Furnace Smelting," Celebrating the Megascale: Proceedings of the Extraction and Processing Division Symposium on Pyrometallurgy in Honor of David G.C. Robertson, March 2014.
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2015
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EPD Scholarship
Jordan Dick -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, Rapid City, SD
- Quote: I am a student athlete at South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, and though I do receive an athletic scholarship, it is not enough to pay for school. Being tied up with basketball all year long, I am unable to work during the school year. This scholarship allows me to go to school and pursue my career of being a metallurgical engineer. I am very thankful to the TMS Foundation for providing this scholarship, and I am humbled that I was chosen as the recipient.
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2015
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EPD Scholarship
Allen Holmquist -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, Rapid City, SD
- Quote: The TMS Foundation scholarship will allow me to spend more time at school focusing on my studies. I am looking forward to the experience and knowledge I will gain while holding the office of President of the American Welding Society's Black Hills Student Chapter. The TMS Foundation will give me the opportunity to network with professionals in the field and this will be invaluable as I look to progress in my future endeavors as a metallurgical engineer.
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2015
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EPD Scholarship
Molly Mentzer -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
- Quote: The scholarship awarded to me through the TMS Foundation allowed me to worry less about the financial aspects of the upcoming school year, and input my time and interests into my newly appointed position as president of the Materials Advantage chapter at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I will be able to cut down on my work hours and therefore concentrate better on the student organization that I have the privilege to run and the research I will be working on during the school year. The addition of the scholarship also gives me a sense of pride and added security that I have found the major that fits both my interests and my abilities among a university with hundreds of other majors. I am excited to relay the many opportunities of Materials Advantage through TMS to other undergraduate students I see on a daily basis so they, too, can experience financial and educational support like this.
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2015
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EPD Scholarship
Sonja Postak -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: The Extraction & Processing Division Scholarship awarded to me by the TMS Foundation will allow me to continue pursuing my education at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. My education is funded primarily by myself and my parents who have always placed a large value on the education of their children. But with the ever-rising cost of tuition, they have been forced to fund my education instead of saving for retirement or investing in my younger sibling's college education fund. I am indebted to them for this investment but must also pay them back after graduation so that my siblings can attend the college of their choosing. The TMS Foundation has lightened the burden on myself and my family and for that I am very grateful.
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2015
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EPD Science Award
Kenneth Coley -
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- Title: Professor and Associate Dean Academic
- Affiliation: McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
- Quote: I am personally delighted to receive this award for our paper, "Progress in Slag Foaming in Metallurgical Processes." The paper is based on several years of what I judge to be an extremely fruitful collaboration. I am proud of my association with my co-authors and pleased that our collaboration should be recognized by this award. I have particularly enjoyed the combination of fundamental science and industrial application in this work.
- Other: "Progress in Slag Foaming in Metallurgical Processes," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, August 2012, Vol 43B.
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2015
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EPD Science Award
Gordon Irons -
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- Title: Dofasco Professor
- Affiliation: McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
- Quote: I am honored to receive this prestigious award from TMS. I am also very pleasd that two of our former students are being recognized for their worth at an early stage of their professional career.
- Other: "Progress in Slag Foaming in Metallurgical Processes," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, August 2012, Vol 43B.
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2015
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EPD Science Award
Matthew King -
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- Affiliation: ArcelorMittal Dofasco,
- Other: "Progress in Slag Foaming in Metallurgical Processes," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, August 2012, Vol 43B.
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2015
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EPD Science Award
Tai Xi Zhu -
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- Title: PhD Candidate/Researcher
- Affiliation: McMaster University/ArcelorMittal Dofasco, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
- Quote: This award is a great honor to me and it encourages me to continue extraction and processing research in my academic and industrial career. The award shows me the value of the work I have done together with my colleagues. I believe this is a great opportunity to communicate our work within TMS, and receive valuable feedback.
- Other: "Progress in Slag Foaming in Metallurgical Processes," Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, August 2012, Vol 43B.
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2015
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EPD Technology Award
Shafiq Alam -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, SK, Canada
- Quote: I am pleased to receive the 2014 TMS Extraction & Processing Division Technology Award. I feel that our work is officially recognized by a wider audience and academic peers.
- Other: "Mutual Separation of Rare Earths Using Chemically Modified Chitosan Immobilized with Functional Groups of Chelating Agents," Rare Metal Technology 2014.
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EPD Technology Award
Katsutoshi lnoue -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Saga University, Saga, Japan
- Other: "Mutual Separation of Rare Earths Using Chemically Modified Chitosan Immobilized with Functional Groups of Chelating Agents," Rare Metal Technology 2014.
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2015
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Xiaofei Guan -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Research Associate
- Affiliation: Boston University, Boston, MA
- Quote: The TMS membership benefits me in two major ways. First, the membership journal JOM helps me keep up-to-date with the latest developments in the field of materials and metallurgy. Second, the annual TMS meeting offers a great platform for me share my results and also to learn and network with experts in my field.
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2015
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
John Howarter -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Quote: TMS has been a great resource for professional networking, especially at the annual meeting. Attending the meeting is the best time for me to reconnect with colleagues scattered across the world and discuss research with leading scientists and engineers. The technical sessions at the interface of materials engineering and sustainability, such as REWAS, bring together a truly unique community of researchers at a critical technical frontier for our field. Finally, as a former MSE undergraduate member (Ohio State. 2003) and a current advisor for the Material Advantage student chapter at Purdue, I recognize the role the TMS Foundation plays in fostering the development of the next generation of materials engineers and integrating them into the profession.
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2015
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Guillaume Lambotte -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Associate
- Affiliation: University of Massachusetts, Woburn, MA
- Quote: TMS is the first professional organization I joined (in 2012) and where I , since then, have met most of the scientists and professionals with whom I now collaborate. In addition, the annual TMS meeting is where I presented the results of my Ph.D. as well as my more recent research work. This is an important conference where I have the opportunity to discuss my research and discovering what other researcher are doing. Therefore my TMS membership has already benefited me in many ways.
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2015
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Li Li -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Associate
- Affiliation: Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
- Quote: As a young scholar in materials science, TMS Foundation and membership have benefited me a lot by providing me the wonderful opportunity to communicate with the peer researchers and scientists in the field. In addition, they also offer me a platform to introduce and present myself to the materials community. I deeply appreciate the TMS Foundation granting me this award and I will try my best to contribute to the growth of TMS.
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Takanari Ouchi -
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- Title: Senior Postdoctral Associate
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: TMS is the core of my career, given my research interests in the field of materials science. TMS membership has allowed me to make meaningful connections with other professionals. Now the TMS Foundation is fostering my entrance into professional activities in TMS. This opportunity encourages me to contribute to TMS and elevates me to new heights in materials science research education and service.
- Other: It was meaningful experience for me to attend the committee meetings and the board meeting at TMS 2015. In Hydrometallurgy and Electrometallurgy Committee meeting, I was offered a JOM advisor for coming two years. I am excited about working for JOM and contributing to the committee though this work. These experiences are definitely the first step for me to be involved in the professional society. Furthermore, I could present about our current research accomplishment and network with people in the same field. TMS2015 was the most valuable conference in my academic life. Thank you very much.
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2015
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Mingming Zhang -
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- Title: Research Engineer
- Affiliation: ArcelorMittal Global R&D, East Chicago, IN
- Quote: TMS has been my primary professional association since I was graduate student. The TMS Foundation has supported me for attending the annual conferences through student travel funds and a Young Leader Professional Development Award, and encouraged me to continue my involvement, serving on and leading TMS technical committees. As a member, TMS not only offers me a wealth of information that keep me connected to the latest developments in my field, but also provides me prolific networking opportunities for my career. TMS will continue to be the destination society for me to build my career technically, professionally and socially.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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FMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Kannan Krishnan -
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- Title: Chair Professor
- Affiliation: University of Washington, Seattle, WA
- Quote: I am honored to receive the FMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer award and am pleased to see myself in the august company of the past awardees, many of whose work I have followed and admired over the years. I also share this recognition with my current and former students, postdocs and researchers whose creativity and hard work is reflected in my own accomplishments. I look forward to many more years of active involvement with TMS.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to science, technology, and biomedical applications of magnetic materials.
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FMD Distinguished Service Award
Sungho Jin -
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- Title: Professor of Materials Science
- Affiliation: University of California, San Diego, CA
- Quote: I am very pleased. This is a great honor for me. I served for this division for some years and it is a very good feeling to learn that the division is functioning very well, with excellent programming activities and good membership. I had many good colleagues in this division with whom I had fun doing symposia programming and committee activities; the memory of which I will treasure forever.
- Citation: Dedicated leader in FMD as Division Council Chair, Committee Chair, Committee Member, organizing of numerous symposia and creating two successsful technical committees—Nanomaterials and Biomaterials.
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Raymundo Arroyave -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
- Other: "Confinement Effects on Evolution of Intermetallic Compounds during Metallurgical Joint Formation"
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Sean Gibbons -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Naval Post-Graduate School, College Station, TX
- Other: "Confinement Effects on Evolution of Intermetallic Compounds during Metallurgical Joint Formation"
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
MinSoo Park -
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- Title: Senior Engineer
- Affiliation: SK Hynix, Ichen, Korea
- Other: "Confinement Effects on Evolution of Intermetallic Compounds during Metallurgical Joint Formation"
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Chris Van de Walle -
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- Title: Professor of Materials and Herbert Kroemer Endowed Chair in Materials Science
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, CA
- Quote: I am thrilled to receive this award, and very grateful to TMS for naming it after John Bardeen, a giant of science who made numerous contributions to electronic materials. The work for which I am being recognized would not have been possible without the mentorship from luminaries such as Richard Martin, Walter Harrison, Sokrates Pantelides, Eugene Haller, Matthias Scheffler, and Klaus Ploog; and the creative interactions with collaborators such as Joerg Neugebauer and Anderson Janotti. I am deeply honored to now be included among the previous recipients, all highly distinguished scientists. My hope is to continue to make TMS proud.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to the theory and understanding of semiconductor band offsets, doping, defects, and loss mechanisms, and the role of hydrogen in electronic materials.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Ritesh Sachan -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Research Associate
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: TMS membership has given me the opportunity to grow a substantial professional network and showcase my research work to the science community. Being part of TMS community for past six years, I have realized that the TMS meetings are the right forum to initiate new collaborations. Participating in the annual meeting allows me to be part of various committees, which reciprocate in my learning of important subjects as leadership and team work. It also provides an insight of industry and government policy for research and a subjective knowledge of the most recent progress in scientific field of interest, i.e. nanomaterials for energy. As a whole, the TMS Young Leaders Professional Development Award will be extremely beneficial in advancing my career.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Ziqi Sun -
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- Affiliation: University Of Wollongong, North Wollongong, Australia
- Quote: TMS is one of the biggest research societies in the world and provides a great platform to network, present research, share industrial applications, and introduce innovation. As a member of TMS, I attend the TMS annual meeting and communicate with the materials scientist and engineering professionals hailing from more than 70 countries. TMS benefits me by assisting the development of my professional career, exchanging new ideas, and establishing future collaborations and research partnerships.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Hsin-Jay Wu -
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- Affiliation: National Sun Yat-sen University, Kaohsiung, Taiwan
- Quote: I was honored to receive the Young Leaders Professional Development Award from the FMD division. Over the past five years, I’ve been regularly participating in the TMS annual meeting, beginning as a student member. The TMS Foundation not only initiates my research interest but also furthers my research career. As the TMS Foundation provides a platform for experts from all around the world to discuss, to cooperate, to make a connection, I am looking forward to continuing involvement in this TMS activity.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Wei Xiong -
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- Title: Research Associate
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
- Quote: Being a member of TMS has given me more chances to communicate and collaborate with top level materials scientists. I am able to exchange ideas with many talents in materials and metallurgical science on an interdisciplinary platform created by TMS. The valuable experience through TMS also drives me to be more active on organizing different TMS scientific symposia, and thus get involved in several TMS research committees for making contributions to maintain this inspiring environment. Such activities also helped me to learn more practically in leadership. Therefore, all of the precious experience as the TMS member is the treasure for my career development. I feel honored to receive the TMS Young Leader Professional Development Award from the TMS foundation, and would like to accept the responsibility to become
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Jiahua Zhu -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Akron, Akron, OH
- Quote: My first TMS meeting experience goes back to 2010 in Seattle. Being a member in this Society for years, the most exciting part is the easy access to touch the research frontiers with experts from all over the world. Being encouraged by peers, colleagues and mentors in this society, I finally find my career path in academia to be an educator and researcher. I am growing in this society with generous support and I am ready to contribute my efforts to support the continuous growth of TMS.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Jingxi Zhu -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Sun Yat-Sen University-Carnegie Mellon University Joint Institute of Engineering, Guangzhou, China
- Quote: Attending TMS annual meetings have always been rewarding since I joined TMS as a student member in 2008. I've gained so much as a Ph.D. student through the years, by attending technical sessions, presenting my work at TMS, and participating in students and professional activities. During the 2014 TMS Annual Meeting, I was nominated and accepted into FMD's Magnetic Materials Committee and joined the Joint Energy Committee of EPD and LMD. I was also appointed a Key Reader and attended the Met. Trans. Board of Review meeting. These participations took my understandings of the organization of TMS meetings to a different level; in particular how the symposia were organized to best address the research interests of the TMS annual meeting attendees from all over the world.
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Subhash Mahajan -
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- Title: Distinguished Professor and Special Adviser to the Chancellor
- Affiliation: University of California, Davis, CA
- Quote: I have been a member of TMS since I was a graduate student. The Society provided forums for the presentation of our work. The technical dialogues with the community were very fruitful. I also served as a member of the board of directors for Acta Materialia, giving me an opportunity to develop my leadership skills. The TMS Foundation has a sound foundation to operate from.
- Citation: For seminal and sustained contributions to the science and technology of materials, and pioneering efforts in the education of materials students for the 21st century.
- Other: "The Role of Materials Science in Microelectronics: Past, Present and Future"
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
Thomas Chrobak -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
- Quote: This award serves as a portrayal of my good work and achievements during my collegiate career. This scholarship award from TMS is greatly appreciated, and I am glad I could be awarded for the hard work and dedication I have demonstrated in materials science. My Material Advantage membership has been an awesome experience because I have had the opportunity to witness commercial and academic applications of materials science, as well as be a part of a growing society of materials engineers on campus. This opportunity has taught me what it means to be a materials engineer, and has made me excited for what is to come after graduation. I am looking forward to using the knowledge and skills I have learned throughout my education and work experience in a most useful way working as a professional materials scientist, and I accept this award as a reminder to keep up the good work.
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Leadership Award
Yuntian Zhu -
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- Title: Distinguished Professor
- Affiliation: North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
- Quote: This award is important for me because it will help with my career development. It also recognizes my contribution to the field of nanomaterials.
- Citation: For outstanding leadership in the areas of deformation physics and properties of nanostructured materials.
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Light Metals Award
Pierre Celle -
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- Title: R&D Process Engineer
- Affiliation: Constellium, Centre de Recherches de Voreppe (CRV), Lyon, France
- Quote: I am honored to be awarded this TMS Light Metals Award. This is a recognition of the quality of Constellium Technology Center scientific long standing collaboration with Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Jean-Marie Drezet, and the Computational Materials Laboratory. This study allowed us to determine the level of internal stress reduction when using a wiper in semi-continuous direct chill casting of high-strength aluminum rolling ingots and to validate our casting models as well as our surface residual stress measurement method. This recognition will help us to keep promoting innovative modelling and ambitious research approaches for efficient aluminum alloy processing.
- Other: "Neutron Diffraction Measurement of As-Cast Residual Stresses in AA7050 Rolling Plate Ingots: Influence of a Wiper," Light Metals 2014.
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Light Metals Award
Jean-Marie Drezet -
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- Title: Senior Scientist
- Affiliation: EPF-Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland
- Quote: The 2014 TMS Light Metals and Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production awards are a clear recognition of the quality of scientific investigations through a collaboration with our industrial partner, Constellium, Voreppe, France. We started to use neutron diffraction in 2010 at the Institute Laue Langevin (ILL) in Grenoble, France, and we realized that aluminum was rather transparent to neutrons thus allowing for the measurement of internal stresses in rather large components such as billets and rolling sheet ingots. In our paper, we reported the level of stress reduction obtained when a wiper is used during DC casting of high strength Al alloys. At the same time, these measurements allowed us to further validate our casting models.
- Other: "Neutron Diffraction Measurement of As-Cast Residual Stresses in AA7050 Rolling Plate Ingots: Influence of a Wiper," Light Metals 2014.
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Light Metals Award
Thilo Pirling -
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- Affiliation: Institut Laue Langevin, Grenoble, France
- Quote: This award is a very nice recognition of the work done within this project, the discussions, preparation of, and development for the measurements and the long days and nights for their success. It shows that our work is useful and has impact. That's most important.
- Other: "Neutron Diffraction Measurement of As-Cast Residual Stresses in AA7050 Rolling Plate Ingots: Influence of a Wiper," Light Metals 2014.
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Light Metals Award
Olivier Ribaud -
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- Title: Projects Manager
- Affiliation: Constellium, Centre de Recherches de Voreppe (CRV), Colmar, France
- Quote: I am very proud to receive this award from TMS and proud to be in a team which wins this price. For me, this honors my skills. Thank you.
- Other: "Neutron Diffraction Measurement of As-Cast Residual Stresses in AA7050 Rolling Plate Ingots: Influence of a Wiper," Light Metals 2014.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Dominik Bösch -
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- Affiliation: Audi AG, Erlangen, Germany
- Other: "Using Scrap in Recycling Alloys for Structural Applications in the Automotive Industry," Light Metals 2014.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Werner Fragner -
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- Title: Head of Corporate Technology
- Affiliation: Austria Metall GmbH, Ranshofen, Austria
- Quote: This award is a great honor and shows that industrial research can be successfully linked with scientific depth. While the methods for this work were scientific, the purpose of the outcome has high industrial impact and is of great economical value for all partners involved. This award proves that TMS has knowledge and insight to the process of industrial-driven research and states that TMS is dedicated to promote both universities and industry.
- Other: "Using Scrap in Recycling Alloys for Structural Applications in the Automotive Industry," Light Metals 2014.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Marc Hummel -
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- Affiliation: Audi AG, Neckarsulm, Germany
- Other: "Using Scrap in Recycling Alloys for Structural Applications in the Automotive Industry," Light Metals 2014.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Helmut Suppan -
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- Title: Managing Director
- Affiliation: AMAG Casting GmbH, Ranshofen, Austria
- Other: "Using Scrap in Recycling Alloys for Structural Applications in the Automotive Industry," Light Metals 2014.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
Peter Uggowitzer -
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- Affiliation: ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland
- Other: "Using Scrap in Recycling Alloys for Structural Applications in the Automotive Industry," Light Metals 2014.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Jean-Paul Arvisais -
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- Affiliation: Aluminerie Alouette Inc., Sept-Iles, QC, Canada
- Quote: This award means to me recognition from independent people for the work we did. It's an excellent way to publicize the paper and this can facilitate its use on other aluminum smelters. This award means that the work of people from a private factory can be promoted and useful for all the industry.
- Other: "Developing a New Process Indicator Based on the Relationship between an Electrolysis Cell Impurity Balance and Its Incidents," Light Metals 2014.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Lukas Dion -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Quebec, Chicoutimi, QC, Canada
- Quote: Receiving this award is an honor difficult to describe. Being a speaker at events such as the TMS annual meeting is already a wonderful experience for somebody at the beginning of his career, as I am. But to learn that the scientists in my field recognized the hard work behind this paper makes me proud and brings me happiness. There is no doubt that it will boost my dedication to participate at TMS again with papers of similar or even better quality!
- Other: "Developing a New Process Indicator Based on the Relationship between an Electrolysis Cell Impurity Balance and Its Incidents," Light Metals 2014.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Laszlo Kiss -
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- Affiliation: University of Quebec, Chicoutimi, QC, Canada
- Other: "Developing a New Process Indicator Based on the Relationship between an Electrolysis Cell Impurity Balance and Its Incidents," Light Metals 2014.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Dany Lavoie -
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- Title: Technical Superintendant-Reduction
- Affiliation: Aluminerie Alouette Inc., Sept-Iles, QC, Canada
- Quote: Since the beginning of my career, I have always considered the publications of TMS as an important source of information. This award is an important recognition for me.
- Other: "Developing a New Process Indicator Based on the Relationship between an Electrolysis Cell Impurity Balance and Its Incidents," Light Metals 2014.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Hogne Linga -
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- Title: Manager Carbon R&D
- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminium a.s. Ardal, Øvre Årdal, Norway
- Quote: The Al-industry need young energetic people doing research on central areas. This award is also a great inspiration both to young people, in this case Rebecca Thorne and Camilla Sommerseth, who is in the start of their career and to the older more established employees. The award show us that an area we think is rather well establish need to be revised especially in the light of a more demanding raw material situation. TMS membership gives me an excellent opportunity, not always by participating in the annual meeting, but to study the presentations given and learn from them.
- Other: "Understanding Anode Overpotential," Light Metals 2014.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Lorentz Lossius -
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- Title: Principal Engineer
- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminium a.s. Ardal, Øvre Årdal, Norway
- Quote: "The TMS annual meeting is a focal point for presenting and monitoring research and technological developments in our business. The award is an honor, and for Hydro the award is a recognition of the quality of the work done in cooperation with Sintef and NTNU. It is especially a recognition of the original contribution of Rebecca J. Thorne to the electrochemistry of the carbon anode during a three-year postdoc term at NTNU. My TMS membership is my way of supporting the metal research community and the annual meetings. I get an overview of research and equipment, meet people, collect information, and also have an opportunity to present our own company and work. The formal sessions and the informal talks both are useful for keeping updated and for generating ideas. I am always impressed by is the quality of the voluntary work shown at the meetings.
- Other: “Understanding Anode Overpotential,” Light Metals 2014.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Arne Ratvik -
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- Title: Senior Scientist
- Affiliation: Sintef, Trondheim, Norway
- Quote: Being recognized for this paper and the contribution to the aluminum industry is very inspiring. As a member of TMS for many years, attending TMS conferences is very valuable as an update on new and existing challenges in the industry. Meeting both scientists and experts from the industry at the TMS conferences for discussions on current topics are very beneficial when much of your professional carrier is about light metals production.
- Other: "Understanding Anode Overpotential," Light Metals 2014.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Espen Sandnes -
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- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science & Technology, Øvre Årdal, Norway
- Other: "Understanding Anode Overpotential," Light Metals 201.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Camilla Sommerseth -
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- Title: Ph.D. Fellow
- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science & Technology, Trondheim, Norway
- Quote: This award motivates me to continue researching in this specific field—carbon anodes. TMS is an excellent platform to get to know the industry of aluminum, to get an overview of the research going on around the world in the field, and to get to know the people in the business.
- Other: "Understanding Anode Overpotential," Light Metals 2014.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Ann Svensson -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science & Technology, Trondheim, Norway
- Quote: The work presented in this publication has mainly been conducted by Rebecca J. Thorne during her period as a Postdoc Fellow at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). This award is a very important recognition of work done as a collaborative project in the field of carbon anodes for aluminium electrolysers between NTNU, Sintef, and Hydro ASA. The carbon anodes are extremely important for the efficient production of aluminium and are receiving renewed interest these days for several reasons, including changes in the market for raw materials. The research activities aim to improve the understanding of the anode performance in relation to fundamental material properties.
- Other: "Understanding Anode Overpotential," Light Metals 2014.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Rebecca Thorne -
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- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science & Technology, Trondheim, Norway
- Quote: It is such a great honor to win this award as an acknowledgement for our combined hard work within NTNU and Norsk Hydro ASA. Throughout my time of research within the aluminum field, the TMS annual meeting has been a highlight every year, giving a great chance to get together and network with true experts around the globe. I am very grateful for this opportunity as this has undoubtedly contributed to our research.
- Other: "Understanding Anode Overpotential," Light Metals 2014.
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Geoffrey Bearne -
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- Title: General Manager
- Affiliation: Rio Tinto, Greensborough, Australia
- Quote: For 26 years I have benefitted from membership of TMS. It is a great organization. I am happy to have contributed to the success of the Light Metals Division and the annual meeting, through my work for the Aluminum Committee and by encouraging my company to publish papers and allowing its employees to participate. I am very honored to receive this award and would like to thank the TMS staff and volunteers without whose tireless efforts I could have achieved nothing.
- Citation: For his service to LMD as: author, co-author, session chair, subject chair, Light Metals editor, Aluminum Committee member, and member other various committees.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Andrew Beath -
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- Title: Principal Research Engineer
- Affiliation: CSIRO Energy Technology, Mayfield West, Australia
- Quote: It is an honor to receive this award. It is extremely gratifying that the potential to use novel energy input is being considered seriously within the minerals sector, as I see it as possibly providing both reduced emissions and cost benefits. Hopefully the recognition that our work has received will help to raise awareness that the coincidence of high solar availability and minerals processing operations that occurs in many countries can be used to the mutual benefit of both technologies. I look forward to developing opportunities that may come for collaboration in developing these concepts in the future.
- Other: “Potential Applications of Concentrated Solar Thermal Technologies in the Australian Minerals Processing and Extractive Metallurgical Industry”, JOM, December 2013
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Mark Dell’Amico -
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- Affiliation: Consultant, Hamilton East, NSW, Australia
- Other: “Potential Applications of Concentrated Solar Thermal Technologies in the Australian Minerals Processing and Extractive Metallurgical Industry”, JOM, December 2013
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Thomas Eglinton -
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- Title: Assets and Projects Manager
- Affiliation: BP Castrol, Brisbane, Australia
- Quote: This award is a great and unexpected honor Thank you.
- Other: “Potential Applications of Concentrated Solar Thermal Technologies in the Australian Minerals Processing and Extractive Metallurgical Industry”, JOM, December 2013
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
James Hinkley -
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- Title: Senior Research Scientist
- Affiliation: CSIRO Energy Technology, Mayfield West, Australia
- Quote: Thank you – it is an unexpected surprise and honour to have our work recognized by TMS. I have the utmost respect for JOM and am delighted that our paper – which we thought might have been seen as a little left field – was so well received. All of the authors contributed substantially to this paper, so it was very much a team effort. I am very sorry I am unable to make it to the US to receive the award in person – that would have been a humbling but very gratifying experience.
- Other: “Potential Applications of Concentrated Solar Thermal Technologies in the Australian Minerals Processing and Extractive Metallurgical Industry”, JOM, December 2013
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Christian Demminger -
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- Title: Researcher
- Affiliation: Leibniz Universität Hannover, Garbsen, Germany
- Other: "Sensory Magnesium Components–Online-Measurement of Static and Dynamic Loads Utilizing Magnetic Magnesium Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Christian Klose -
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- Title: Vice President Biomedical Technology and Lightweight Construction
- Affiliation: Leibniz Universität Hannover, Garbsen, Germany
- Quote: The 2014 TMS Annual Meeting in San Diego gave me the opportunity to share the results of my research project with other scientists and professionals from the materials science community. I had the chance to discuss my results with several experts in the field of magnesium alloy development during the poster session, which gave me a lot of input for my future work. I am grateful that the TMS annual meeting brings people together who come from different material science groups all over the world. Al though you cannot attend every single session, you can still experience a broad variety of topics related to the most interesting new developments in materials science.
- Other: "Sensory Magnesium Components–Online-Measurement of Static and Dynamic Loads Utilizing Magnetic Magnesium Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Hans Maier -
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- Title: Director
- Affiliation: Leibniz Universität Hannover, Garbsen, Germany
- Other: "Sensory Magnesium Components–Online-Measurement of Static and Dynamic Loads Utilizing Magnetic Magnesium Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Moisei Bruhis -
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- Title: Research Engineer
- Affiliation: McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
- Other: "Characterization of Damage in Magnesium Using Digital Image Correlation and Electron Backscattered Diffraction Patterning"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Pauline Mas -
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- Affiliation: McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
- Other: "Characterization of Damage in Magnesium Using Digital Image Correlation and Electron Backscattered Diffraction Patterning"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Michael Nemcko -
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- Title: Graduate Student
- Affiliation: McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
- Quote: I am sincerely honored to receive this award. TMS meetings are an excellent place to learn about ongoing research and meet potential collaborators. The meetings also provide great opportunities to have discussions with distinguished researchers from academia and industry. This award allows the TMS community to recognize the quality research that is taking place at McMaster University. I am very thankful for the support and guidance of my supervisor David S. Wilkinson.
- Other: "Characterization of Damage in Magnesium Using Digital Image Correlation and Electron Backscattered Diffraction Patterning"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
David Wilkinson -
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- Title: Dean and Faculty of Engineering
- Affiliation: McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
- Other: "Characterization of Damage in Magnesium Using Digital Image Correlation and Electron Backscattered Diffraction Patterning"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Sven Gall -
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- Affiliation: TU Berlin, Extrusion R&D Center, Berlin, Germany
- Other: "Extrusion of Hollow Magnesium Profiles and Investigation of Extrusion Seams"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Felix Gensch -
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- Affiliation: TU Berlin, Extrusion R&D Center, Berlin, Germany
- Quote: First of all, my co-authoring colleagues amd I are very pleased and likewise honored to receive this award as an acknowledgement of our work. I cannot deny my surprise since this is my first paper as lead author, but we all consider the award as motivation for keeping up the work on our ongoing projects. Personally, I am thankful also for the warm welcome of the Magnesium Community when participating at the TMS 2014 Annual Meeting. I have had some good talks and experienced great interest in our recent topic. On behalf of the co-authors I would like to say a warm “Thank You” to the TMS Light Metals Devision and the Magnesium Committee for choosing our paper!
- Other: "Extrusion of Hollow Magnesium Profiles and Investigation of Extrusion Seams"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Sören Müller -
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- Affiliation: TU Berlin, Extrusion R&D Center, Berlin, Germany
- Other: "Extrusion of Hollow Magnesium Profiles and Investigation of Extrusion Seams"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
René Nitschke -
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- Affiliation: TU Berlin, Extrusion R&D Center, Berlin, Germany
- Other: "Extrusion of Hollow Magnesium Profiles and Investigation of Extrusion Seams"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Shae Kim -
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- Title: Principal Researcher
- Affiliation: Korea Institute of Industrial Technology, Incheon, South Korea
- Other: "Effect of Volume Fraction of Icosahedral Phase in CaO Added Mg-Zn-Y Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Dae-Guen Kim -
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- Affiliation: Korea Institute of Industrial Technology, Incheon, South Korea
- Other: "Effect of Volume Fraction of Icosahedral Phase in CaO Added Mg-Zn-Y Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Hak Kim -
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- Affiliation: Korea Institute of Industrial Technology, Incheon, South Korea
- Other: "Effect of Volume Fraction of Icosahedral Phase in CaO Added Mg-Zn-Y Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Tae-Yang Kwak -
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- Affiliation: Korea Institute of Industrial Technology, Incheon, South Korea
- Other: "Effect of Volume Fraction of Icosahedral Phase in CaO Added Mg-Zn-Y Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Hyun Lim -
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- Title: Principal Researcher
- Affiliation: Korea Institute of Industrial Technology, Incheon, South Korea
- Quote: We thank the TMS Light Metals Division and Magnesium Committee for this great honor. This award encourages me to continue my research on magnesium alloys and many researchers to continue in ECO-Mg technique. TMS membership is a great way to meet experts and make new friends in my research field.
- Other: "Effect of Volume Fraction of Icosahedral Phase in CaO Added Mg-Zn-Y Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Wonseok Yang -
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- Affiliation: Korea Institute of Industrial Technology, Incheon, South Korea
- Other: "Effect of Volume Fraction of Icosahedral Phase in CaO Added Mg-Zn-Y Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Young-Ok Yoon -
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- Affiliation: Korea Institute of Industrial Technology, Incheon, South Korea
- Other: "Effect of Volume Fraction of Icosahedral Phase in CaO Added Mg-Zn-Y Alloys"
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LMD Scholarship
Taylor Brown -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Birmingham, AL
- Quote: I am very thankful for this great opportunity. To me, this is more than just a monetary award. This scholarship grants me the ability to not have to work while in school this year. Engineering school can be a very challenging task and to be given this scholarship means that I can focus solely on my studies instead of being burdened by the costs of secondary education.
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LMD Scholarship
Douglas Fraser -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
- Quote: As the recipient of this scholarship, I must thank the TMS Foundtion for their tremendous assistance in helping me obtain my education. This contribution allows me to look beyond the classroom for exciting opportunities in research and industry. As an LMD scholar, I am now further motivated to make academic achievements and I set my personal goals higher knowing that I am now capable of meeting such objectives.
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LMD Scholarship
Aaron Kelley -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Birmingham, AL
- Quote: The Light Metals Division Scholarship will certainly help to ease the financial burden associated with tuition and fees of college. This scholarship will also provide me with a means to attend several conferences around the nation which will help to increase my knowledge, experience, and connections within the metals industry. With the bestowing of this scholarship, the TMS Foundation has given me the opportunity to act as a student representative who can help promote the excellence and strength the reputation of my department as well as my university. The conference proceedings, which will be donated to my university library, will not only benefit me, but it will allow fellow students who are unable to attend TMS 2015, a resource to broaden their knowledge and exposure to various metals that may not be taught in the classroom.
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LMD Technology Award
Jomar Thonstad -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Heimdal, Norway
- Quote: It is a great honour for me to receive this award towards the end of a long career. I regard it as a testimony that hard and dedicated work through all these years has born some fruit by making a contribution to the science and engineering in my field. It has been a privilege to work with many talented students and colleagues in trying to solve problems we felt were important and challenging. I feel I should share this award with all my co-workers and students.
- Citation: For his longstanding excellence in aluminium electrolysis, both fundamental and applied with a broad international impact, as well as his active participation in the TMS annual meetings with numerous papers in the aluminium field.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Yashuang Gao -
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- Title: Manager - China
- Affiliation: University of Auckland, LMRC , Auckland, New Zealand
- Quote: This award is of immense honor and gives me tremendous recognition for my professional career. This award will provide great opportunities to be part of the TMS organizing committee and contribute to TMS annual meeting, which has benefited me since the beginning of my career. This award will also benefit me in building new contacts and networks with other TMS organizers, leaders, and experts in the aluminum industry. Financially, this award will make it possible to manager the significant travel costs to fly from New Zealand to the U.S. to attend the TMS 2015 Annual Meeting.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Ayesha Gonsalves -
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- Title: Materials Scientist/Engineer
- Affiliation: General Electric Global Research Center, Niskayuna, NY
- Quote: TMS is a wonderful organization that provides a forum for scientists and engineers to discuss cutting edge research. I joined TMS as an undergraduate student and took full advantage of the learning and networking opportunities afforded to newcomers in the MSE field. I continue to see the impact that TMS has on the materials community and want to thank this society for investing in my professional and career development.
- Other: It was a real honor to attend the TMS annual meeting as an LMD Young Professional Award recipient. This was the first time I had a ‘behind the scenes’ look at the TMS and I have a newfound appreciation for the amount of work it takes to keep this organization running like a well-oiled machine! There were a few highlights for me at TMS 2015. First, was the Light Metals Division Committee meeting. At this LMD meeting I met my fellow awards recipients for the first time. While dining over very tasty lobster rolls, I think we all benefited from the financial discussions as well as dialogue around opportunities to encourage and retain volunteer participation in LMD endeavors. Directly after the LMD Committee meeting, members of the PD-Ad Hoc Professional Development Committee got together to discuss our progress and outlook. My capacity in this group revolves around education—in particular, non-traditional short courses. I am excited at the opportunity to introduce topics around additive manufacturing, and data analytics (with materials engineering examples) from which the materials science community could benefit greatly. I might add, the food at this meeting was exceptional as well! My third highlight was exposure to the student research. Judging the LMD posters and seeing the other submissions, gives me great confidence in the next generation of materials engineers. They are doing cutting edge research for applications including medicine, energy storage, and transportation to name just a few and I am excited at what they will come up with next! Finally, the LMD luncheon where we received our awards, allowed me to make new connections in the world of light metals and hear more about student research (i.e. from the LMD scholars). It was a great opportunity to make new friends, catch up with former colleagues and end my time at TMS on a high note. Thank you TMS for this award.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Keegan Hammond -
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- Title: Metallurgical Engineer
- Affiliation: Aleris International Inc., Goodyear, AZ
- Quote: As a new member to TMS, I believe membership will enable me to develop my career through contact with excellent mentors. The knowledge base that members possess is immense and I am looking forward to networking with these highly skilled individuals. In addition to networking with members, I believe attending board, council, and committee meetings will be extremely beneficial as well. Aside from my own personal benefit, I look forward to giving back to the Foundation by being a member of a committee in the future.
- Other: It was a great honor to be awarded the TMS Young Leader Professional Development Award from the Light Metals Division. As a new member of TMS, I found the technical sessions especially those in Aluminum Cast House to be extremely informational and beneficial. Attending the board of directors meeting and LMD committee meetings allowed me to not only meet involved TMS members, but also see the inner-workings of what drives sessions as well as meet other members from outside my industry. I particularly enjoyed meeting the other Young Leaders in my division and believe the networking provided by this opportunity to be invaluable. I am looking forward to my future involvement within the society.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Michael Powell -
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- Title: Industrial Engineer
- Affiliation: Southwire Company, Carrollton, GA
- Quote: The world of materials is ever changing; therefore industry is always looking for the newest materials to improve their products. By being a TMS member, I am able to access the latest materials research and developments throughout the world. Through new materials being developed, more cost efficient products can be produced, meaning better profits for industry but also better products for the consumer. That is exactly why being a member of TMS is so important to me—TMS helps bridge the gap between academic materials research and industry innovation.
- Other: It was a great honor to be selected as a young leader within the light metals division. Being awarded a young leader professional development award opened doors to the behind the scenes actions of TMS. I was able to participate in the light metals division council meeting and other sub-committee meetings. It was very insightful to witness the preparation that takes place for a TMS event. It was also great to see individuals from both academia and industry collaborating on how to bridge the gap between academic research and industry innovation by making the TMS events focused on key topics of interest. Through attending these meetings, I was able to make contact with many leaders within the light metals division and make my ideas known for future meetings and events. This experience was very influential in my career development and my involvement with TMS. I look forward to contributing to TMS for many years to come.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Mesut Varlioglu -
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- Title: Senior Materials Engineer
- Affiliation: Hewlett-Packard, Houston, TX
- Quote: Materials innovation has become a game changer for all major industries. Faster implementation of the new technologies leads to a competitive advantage but it also requires in-depth materials knowledge and understanding. I am pleased to be a member of TMS for bringing talents from the industry and academia together where I can learn about the new materials technologies and discuss their implementations to the new products. TMS has also done an outstanding job for creating conferences on new technologies and developing young talents to be the future leaders to accelerate materials innovation.
- Other: I was honored to attend to TMS 2015 as the Young Leader Professional Development Award recipient under Light Metal Division. The conference was an absolute success from the start to end. The Light Metal Division members were welcoming and down-to-earth providing professional and technical guidance. The other Young Leader award recipients were very enthusiastic about TMS activities and general conference. Everyone was very excited to be a part of TMS 2015. It was emphasized in the meetings that nearly 50% of TMS members are from outside of the United States, where the diversity has become extremely important and TMS saw the value on investing diversity. I saw the importance of the diversity as I chaired a session where the speakers were from the US, China, Korea, Poland and Check Republic. I had a great time at TMS to meet all young professionals and seasoned experts in my field. As the new TMS president mentioned in his speech: TMS is a great place to meet with other professionals, learn and invest time in a environment that is culturally aware.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Lei Zhang -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Alaska Fairbanks, Fairbanks, AK
- Quote: Being a TMS member, I have enjoyed attending TMS' annual meetings in past years. Attending these meetings enabled me to gain knowledge and insight in the research fields of nanomaterials, light metals, and advanced materials for energy, which are relevant to my research areas. Exchanging information and ideas among the segments in TMS community helped me acquire the state-of-the-art development of the new materials and their potential applications. I look forward to continuing involvement with TMS in the future through the technical divisions and committees.
- Other: It was a great honor to receive the TMS Young Leader Professional Development Award from the Light Metals Division. I got the chance to attend Board of Directors Meeting, Light Metals Division Council Meeting, TMS-AIME Annual Awards Banquet, and many social function events, technical sessions, and committee meetings. Through these activities, I made new friends and developed a network with senior members and young professionals. I volunteered my participation in different committees. My experience as a young leader at TMS 2015 was impressive. I look forward to actively participating and making contribution to TMS in the future.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Zhihe Dou -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Other: "Recent Advances in Carbon Dioxide Mineralization to Nano-size Calcium Carbonate Utilizing Wastewater," Energy Technology 2014.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Yan Li -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Other: "Recent Advances in Carbon Dioxide Mineralization to Nano-size Calcium Carbonate Utilizing Wastewater," Energy Technology 2014.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Yan Liu -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Other: "Recent Advances in Carbon Dioxide Mineralization to Nano-size Calcium Carbonate Utilizing Wastewater," Energy Technology 2014.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Guozhi Lv -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Other: "Recent Advances in Carbon Dioxide Mineralization to Nano-size Calcium Carbonate Utilizing Wastewater," Energy Technology 2014.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Ting-an Zhang -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Quote: It is a pleasure that our paper has been published for the TMS meeting, and awarded the 2014 TMS Light Metals Division Energy Best Paper Award-Professional. We are honored that the paper's scientific values are resonated and recognized on the comprehensive utilization of CO2 resource mineralization of waste water. We believe it will pull more researchers into similar investigations so that the technology could be best circulated and implemented.
- Other: "Recent Advances in Carbon Dioxide Mineralization to Nano-size Calcium Carbonate Utilizing Wastewater," Energy Technology 2014.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Hongliang Zhao -
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- Title: Doctor
- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Quote: I am really honored with this award, which is a great encouragement to me as a young researcher. Thanks to the committee and I will try my best to contribute to further research.
- Other: "Recent Advances in Carbon Dioxide Mineralization to Nano-size Calcium Carbonate Utilizing Wastewater," Energy Technology 2014.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Qiuyue Zhao -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Other: "Recent Advances in Carbon Dioxide Mineralization to Nano-size Calcium Carbonate Utilizing Wastewater," Energy Technology 2014.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Gregory Rohrer -
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- Title: Professor and Head, Department of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Other: "Ferroelectric-Enhanced Photocatalysis with TiO2/BiFeO3," Energy Technology 2014.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Paul Salvador -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Other: "Ferroelectric-Enhanced Photocatalysis with TiO2/BiFeO3," Energy Technology 2014.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Yiling Zhang -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Quote: I chose this field of study because I believe photocatalysis promisingly holds the key to solve several important problems such as renewable energy and environmental pollution. I consider this Best Student Paper Award as quite the recognition of my research. It is also a strong encouragement to me, urging me to dedicate myself to exploring novel photocatalytic materials as well as new applications. I will continue my work and never stop contributing to science for the benefit of human kind.
- Other: "Ferroelectric-Enhanced Photocatalysis with TiO2/BiFeO3," Energy Technology 2014.
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Amund Lovik -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway
- Quote: We are very pleased to receive this award, which acknowledges the quality of our work. It shows that the materials technology research community and industry recognizes material flow analysis as a useful tool to investigate quality aspects of recycling. We hope that this can lead to more collaborations between industry associations and academia, and development of models based on systems thinking as well as the practical knowledge and observations from within the industry.
- Other: "A Material Flow Model for Impurity Accumulation in Beverage Can Recycling Systems," Light Metals 2014.
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Daniel Müller -
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- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway
- Other: "A Material Flow Model for Impurity Accumulation in Beverage Can Recycling Systems," Light Metals 2014.
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Morris Cohen Award
Marc Meyers -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, La Jolla, CA
- Quote: Since my graduate student days, I have had a special admiration for the seminal contributions of Morris Cohen to materials science and, especially, to martensitic transformations. In a series of classic papers, he clarified the formidable maze of information and developed the fundamental underlying physics. The elegance of his theories and clarity of experiments are a testament to his talent and stand as lasting contributions to the fabric of materials science. To be recognized by this award is for me an honor that goes beyond my dreams.
- Citation: For pioneering work on the dynamic behavior of materials that has led to an enhanced understanding of phase transformations including the kinetics of martensitic transformations and the mechanisms of exothermic chemical reactions, high-velocity dislocations, and thermoplastic instabilities.
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MPMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Xiaodong (Chris) Li -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
- Quote: I am very grateful and honored to receive this award because TMS has been a great home for me. Since I joined back in 1981 I have gained valuable experiences and professional career growth through involvement and interactions within TMS. TMS meetings and events allow me to stay connected with people in both academia and industry. I am humbled to be recognized by my peers for this award.
- Citation: For his pioneering nanomechanical research in nanomanufacturing, nanomaterial-enabled energy systems, biological and bio-inspired systems and devices, and mechanics and tribology in turbine energy systems.
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MPMD Distinguished Service Award
Katsuyo Thornton -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Quote: It has been nothing but a pleasure and honor to serve in various capacities within TMS, an organization full of innovative members and supportive staff. I'd like to take this opportunity to thank those who entrusted me with leadership positions, as well as those who contributed to the efforts such as the ICME Committee and the Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education. This recognition means a great deal to me because it indicates that these efforts have been fruitful. I'm looking forward to many more years of active service in TMS!
- Citation: For her dedication and leadership in establishment of a vibrant, comprehensive, and successful TMS program in Integrated Computational Materials Engineering.
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MPMD Scholarship
Alexandra Glover -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University, Ann Harbor, MI
- Quote: This award reduces the possibility that I will need to take out a student loan during the school year. Additionally, it will allow me to focus on my research with additive manufacturing technologies.
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MPMD Scholarship
Alyx Kahn -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Clemson University, Clemson, SC
- Quote: Being a recipient of the 2015 Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division Scholarship will assist my academic success within polymeric materials at Clemson University my senior year and help financially support me after graduation. This scholarship will help defray some of my expenses and allow me to focus more on my academic work. The TMS Foundation has provided numerous resources and networking opportunities that have better prepared me for my future within the materials science field. The TMS Foundation continues to invest in the future of the materials profession, and I hope to stay involved and be able to give back to the organization.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Mohsen Asle Zaeem -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Missouri University of Science and Technology, Rolla, MO
- Quote: TMS has provided me with excellent opportunities for young professionals to connect with the leaders, students, and different industries in the field of materials science and engineering, which not only have created the foundations for integrating and transferring the knowledge between academia and industry, but also have made it possible to recognize the current and future research and education needs in this area. As an assistant professor, I have participated as a member in different technical committees of TMS and organized or coorganized symposiums for TMS annual meetings, and I am currently serving as a subject editor for JOM. These activities have given me the opportunity to interact with the frontrunners in my field of research, and have resulted in pursuing more effective research and educational projects. TMS membership and my activities related to the TMS Foundation have helped me to grow my leadership skills.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Megan Cordill -
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- Title: Scientist
- Affiliation: Erich Schmid Institute, Leoben, Austria
- Quote: I feel very honored to be one of the recipients of the 2015 TMS MPMD Young Leader Professional Development Awards. Receiving this award will allow me to increase my involvement within TMS and I welcome the opportunity to be part of the further development and growth of the Society. The TMS Foundation provides a fantastic network of both technical and professional development opportunities, supporting students and young researchers and contributing to their research and career development.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Eric Homer -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Brigham Young University, Provo, UT
- Quote: In 2004, I attended my first TMS meeting in Charlotte, North Carolina. The conference was very memorable and opened my eyes to the vast and amazing world of materials, to which I had had limited exposure as a mechanical engineering student. Since that time I have been able to attended numerous TMS annual meetings and specialty meetings and have always found them to be extremely relevant, informative, inspiring, and critical to the success of my research; the meetings are always highlights of each year. I am grateful for the work TMS does as a Society to provide venues that expose me to new science and technological advancements, chances to interact with leaders in the field and be mentored by them, and an opportunity to be a part of committees that influence the direction of the field. TMS has become, and I expect it will always be, an integral part of my career.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Virendra Singh -
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- Title: Materials Engineer
- Affiliation: Schlumberger, Rosharon, TX
- Quote: I have been a TMS member since 2007. Being a TMS member has given me a unique platform to grow in the field of metallurgy and materials science. In past years, TMS has given me several opportunities to present my research and interact with international experts from different fields, which would not otherwise have been possible. Now, the Young Leader Professional Development Award has given me new prospects to show responsibilities and leadership, and provided networking opportunities. I am looking forward to attending the TMS board meeting and technical/administrative meetings. This award will nourish me to get further experience, to contribute in TMS activities, and organize a symposium under surface engineering.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Jason Trelewicz -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY
- Quote: As a junior faculty member seeking to network and collaborate with other professionals in TMS, this award provides an exceptional opportunity to become more involved in the Young Professionals Program, contribute to important student events, and learn about leadership opportunities on TMS technical committees. In particular, this award provides the unique opportunity to attend the TMS Board of Directors and MPMD Council meetings to gain insight into TMS operations as well as network with members on these prestigious committees. I will also have the ability to engage the Nanomechanical Materials Behavior and Process Technology and Modeling Committees, which will provide a platform to collaborate with other members in the planning of technical symposia. The generous travel grant provided by the TMS Foundation as part of this award, for which I am honored to be a recipient, has enabled me to attend the 2015 Annual Meeting and participate in these leadership activities, which will considerably enhance my professional growth within the organization.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Caizhi Zhou -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Missouri University of Science and Technology, Rolla, MO
- Quote: TMS offers an extraordinary forum for researchers from various technical backgrounds. It fosters the exchange of ideas and knowledge, as well as promotes new collaborative research. As a TMS member, I have opportunities to connect with leaders in the field of computational materials science and engineering. That helps me grow my leadership skills and work with the professional community to provide positive changes in our community. I am proud to be part of TMS.
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Michael Kassner -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
- Quote: I have been a member of TMS for over 35 years. As a materials scientist who has principally participated in structural metals and alloys research, TMS is the natural home-society. Of all the various society meetings I have attended, TMS is the choice at least 85% of the time. Thus, TMS has been the integral society of my career.
- Citation: For his prolonged and distinguished contributions to structural materials in the areas of creep and plasticity of metals through his authorship of relevant journal publications and books, his direct contribution to the commercial aspects of metals processing through patents in the area of accumulative roll bonding, and his longstanding career in teaching fundamentals of structural materials at leading universities.
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
Judy Schneider -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, MS
- Quote: I was much honored to be nominated for the SMD Distinguished Service Award and thrilled to have been chosen. TMS has been very nurturing to me in establishing my academic career and SMD has always been my home. Because of the great benefits I received from active involvement, I encourage others to take an active role. Sometimes that little push in the door makes all the difference in a person's future. I have met many great mentors and scholars, both globally within TMS and locally within SMD. Within TMS, the SMD committee has a special history for me as my Ph.D. advisor, Amiya Mukherjee, had been involved in its early formation. I know he is very proud that so many of his former students take an active role in maintaining what is probably the most active committee within TMS.
- Citation: For exceptional service and dedication to SMD objectives, programing, and enthusiastic mentoring of young professionals.
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Muratahan Aykol -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
- Other: “Materials Design and Discovery with High-Throughput Density Functional Theory: The Open Quantum Materials Database (OQMD)”, JOM, November 2013
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Scott Kirklin -
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- Title: Graduate Student
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
- Other: “Materials Design and Discovery with High-Throughput Density Functional Theory: The Open Quantum Materials Database (OQMD)”, JOM, November 2013
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Bryce Meredig -
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- Title: CEO
- Affiliation: Citrine Informatics, Redwood City, CA
- Quote: This award suggests that the conversation in the materials community around data and computation is changing. The divide between the experimental and computational communities is shrinking, which will benefit materials research broadly. TMS is one of the leaders in providing a forum that includes both academic and industrial scientists for these conversations about the future of our field to take place.
- Other: “Materials Design and Discovery with High-Throughput Density Functional Theory: The Open Quantum Materials Database (OQMD)”, JOM, November 2013
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
James Saal -
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- Title: Materials Design Engineer
- Affiliation: QuesTek Innovations LLC, Evanston, IL
- Quote: TMS has been invaluable in providing me the opportunity to meet new colleagues, peers, and friends in my field. It was through a friend at a TMS meeting that I was invited to write my paper for JOM. The freedom of topic gave me the chance to summarize our work on materials design with high-throughput density functional theory in a unique way. The exposure my work at TMS and JOM has provided numerous opportunities over the course of my career and I look forward to my future with them.
- Other: “Materials Design and Discovery with High-Throughput Density Functional Theory: The Open Quantum Materials Database (OQMD)”, JOM, November 2013
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Christopher Wolverton -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
- Other: “Materials Design and Discovery with High-Throughput Density Functional Theory: The Open Quantum Materials Database (OQMD)”, JOM, November 2013
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SMD Scholarship
Shane Anderson -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University, Houghton, MI
- Quote: The scholarship and TMS Foundation will benefit me by providing me with financial assistance which will allow me to work fewer hours at a part-time job and focus more on my studies. They will also benefit me because it is an honor to be awarded this scholarship and that gives me more confidence in what I am doing and will help push me to the next level in my academic and eventually professional career. They also benefit me by giving me the opportunity to visit somewhere I have never been before which will not only be a great experience but a great networking opportunity as well.
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SMD Scholarship
Steven Zeltmann -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: New York University, Brooklyn, NY
- Quote: This award will further my ability to study and research materials science and metals. This will encourage me to seek further awards from the Foundation and other societies which I can use in funding my education. This award is a great honor to receive and will help in pursuing graduate schools and internships in the future.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Xian-Ming (David) Bai -
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- Title: Staff Scientist
- Affiliation: Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID
- Quote: I am very honored to receive the TMS Young Leader Professional Development Award from the Structural Materials Division. Since I became a TMS member in 2010, I have benefited a lot from TMS: presenting my research results to my peers, learning about other people’s research, networking with researchers from all over the world, building collaboration opportunities, etc. TMS also provides excellent opportunities for young scientists to develop their leadership skills. Many young researchers, including myself, have had the opportunities to organize symposiums at TMS. Winning this award will encourage me to get involved in future TMS activities more enthusiastically. I am truly grateful to TMS and the TMS Foundation for selecting me to receive this award.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Allison Beese -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA
- Quote: I attended the TMS 2014 Annual Meeting and immediately felt part of a community when I joined SMD's Mechanical Behavior of Materials Committee and the Advanced Characterization,Testing, and Simulation Committee. I have enjoyed having the opportunity to meet and work with people in TMS, particularly as I work to co-organize a new symposium on Additive Manufacturing for the 2015 Annual Meeting. I look forward to getting more involved in TMS activities and contributing to the organization.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Avinash Dongare -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT
- Quote: I have been a TMS member for several years now, having started as a graduate student. TMS membership through the annual meeting has been one of the main sources for networking with peers, colleagues, and buildings new relationships in the materials community. TMS feels like a home to me where I receive encouragement, motivation, and recognition for my efforts in materials science and engineering.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Michael Porter -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Clemson University, Clemson, SC
- Quote: As a relatively new and active member of TMS SMD, I am honored to be recognized for the YL award. I have found the resources and opportunities provided by the TMS foundation to be very beneficial toward the advancement of my career as a new assistant professor. TMS has been an excellent platform for me to share my cross-disciplinary research in materials science, biology, and mechanical engineering, primarily through presentations at the annual TMS conference and publications in JOM. This past year I volunteered to co-organize the biological materials science symposium, which I have found to be a great experience, allowing me to network with other prominent researchers in my field and contribute to the overall program organization (introducing new topics of interests). I enjoyed attending TMS conferences in the past, and I very much look forward to attending this year. I would like to thank the TMS foundation for this award and I look forward to actively participating in future TMS activities.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Ramprashad Prabhakaran -
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- Title: Research Associate
- Affiliation: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA
- Quote: I would like to thank the SMD for selecting me to receive this esteemed award. My relationship with TMS began as a student member in 2004. As a graduate student, I began contributing to the success of symposia sessions by presenting papers and acting as session monitors during a number of conferences. The breadth and depth of the topics covered by TMS symposia and courses, coupled with the stimulating knowledge sharing/learning environment at conferences seems to be the right combination for not only graduate students or young professionals, but also for other researchers to excel and do significant work and pioneering research. This is precisely the kind of experience that any scientist, researcher, engineer, or student would look for. As a young professional, I am looking forward to continue supporting Young Leaders activities, participating in technical committees, chairing sessions, supporting journal publication activities and organizing symposia and continuing education courses.
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2015
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Timothy Rupert -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of California Irvine, Irvine, CA
- Quote: TMS has been instrumental in my professional development by providing excellent conferences and networking opportunities. In fact, my first conference was the TMS 2008 Annual Meeting in New Orleans. This conference taught me a great deal about scientific presentations and let me learn from top materials scientists. As a young leader, I hope to return the favor by becoming more involved in TMS and helping today's students.
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2015
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Brian Lin -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Quote: Being part of TMS as a student has been extremely rewarding. I have had the opportunity to attend several conferences for both a student rate and in some particular instances also reimbursed for cost of travel, registration fees, etc. The TMS Foundation has given me the chance to travel to these conferences I previously might not have considered to present my work to a community that really cares about what I’m doing. This award is yet another opportunity that the TMS Foundation enables students to shine and be passionate about their work, to which I am incredibly thankful.
- Other: "Reducing the Dependency on Governmental Funding"
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2015
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Cheng-Chieh Li -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan
- Quote: It is a great honor for me in receiving this award. It truly inspires me to continue my pursuit of materials science research. First, I would like to thank my advisor, C. Robert Kao of the National Taiwan University, who always encourages me to seize the opportunities and treats me as his own child. Then, I am very grateful to my dear wife Tsun-En, parents, and all the friends who helped me to achieve this career. Finally, I veru much appreciate TMS for providing such an occasion. It’s substantial help for a graduate student to develop the career and seek an academic position.
- Other: “Volume shrinkage induced by interfacial reaction in micro Ni/Sn/Ni and Ni/Sn-Ag/Ni sandwich”
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2015
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Vincent Russo -
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- Affiliation: Aeronautical Systems Center, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH
- Citation: For a career in technology and system acquisition within the Air Force Materiel Command, and his life-long pursuit of teaching engineers to be leaders.
- Other: Lecture Title: What is a Splendid Leader?
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2015
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TMS/SME/AIME James Douglas Gold Medal
Uday Pal -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Boston University, Brookline, MA
- Citation: For pioneering work in the new field of green metallurgy and materials as applied to primary production and recycling of metals.
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2015
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William Hume-Rothery Award
William Boettinger -
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- Title: Metallurgist - NIST Fellow
- Affiliation: National Institute of Standards & Technology, Gaithersburg, MD
- Quote: I am honored to be chosen for the 2015 William Hume-Rothery Award of TMS. I have been a frequent speaker and learner at TMS meetings since 1972. TMS is the best materials society that combines the engineering and science of metallurgy. Hume-Rothery embodied the transformation of metallurgy from an empirical practice to one embracing the increasing knowledge of materials obtained from all fields of science during the mid-twentieth century. I am humbled to be added to the list of awardees.
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to thermodynamics and kinetics of metallurgical systems and their application to the understanding of alloy microstructures and the relationship to processing conditions.
- Other: "Solidification of Multicomponent Alloys"
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2015
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Young Leaders International Scholar - FEMS
Kyle Brinkman -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Clemson University, Clemson, SC
- Quote: TMS and the TMS Foundation provided an early boost to my career through the TMS Young Leader Professional Development Award in 2010 and the TMS Young Professional representative to the Emerging Leaders Alliance (ELA) workshop series in 2011. These awards provided travel funds as well as networking opportunities including leadership training that I credit with professional advancement. Shortly after these awards I was promoted on the technical ladder and made a program manager of Energy Related activities at Savannah River National Laboratory before I made the transition to academia at Clemson. I look forward to continued active involvement with TMS.
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2015
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
Qizhen Li -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Washington State University, Pullman, WA
- Quote: I became a TMS member when I was a graduate student. TMS provides a lot of social activities and technical committees to its members. I get involved in some of them such as the Mechanical Behavior of Materials Committee, Powder Metallurgy Committee, Titanium Committee, and Young Professional Committee. This involvement allows me to interact with other TMS members and is highly beneficial to my career. It is truly a great honor for me to be chosen for the TMS Young Leaders International Scholar-JIM Award and to represent TMS at the JIM Annual Spring Meeting, March 18-20, 2015 at the University of Tokyo.
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2014
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Acta BioMaterialia Gold Medal Award
Larry Hench -
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- Title: Professor of Biomedical Engineering
- Affiliation: Florida Institute of Technology College of Engineering,
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2014
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Acta Materialia Gold Medal Award
Robert Ritchie -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, CA
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2014
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Acta Materialia Hollomon Award for Materials and Society Award
Karl Gschneidner -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Iowa State University, Ames, IA
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2014
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Neal Evans -
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- Title: Consultant
- Affiliation: Proton Power Inc, Lenoir City TN
- Quote: I am quite honored to be a recipient of the AIME Champion H. Mathewson Medal Award. TMS has been steadfast in providing effective forums and venues for exchanging scientific information relevant to the metallurgical and materials sciences. My participation in society meetings and conferences, as well as my volunteering for service within the society, have both enhanced my professional development and allowed me to participate in the important mission of TMS.
- Other: Structure and Composition of Nanometer-Sized Nitrides in a Creep-Resistant Cast Austenitic Alloy, Metall Mater Trans A, Vol 41A, December 2010
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2014
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Philip Maziasz -
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- Title: Distinguished Research Scientist
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Lab, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: This is an outstanding TMS Award recognizing excellent technical work published in Metallurgical and Materials Transactions. It represents the high point in analytical electron microscopy analysis by Neal Evans to define and characterize the Nb-nano-nitride phase present in the cast CF8C-Plus austenitic stainless steel during creep. I am the inventor of the steel, but Dr. Evans’ analysis showed how the steel works at high temperatures. I realize that TMS surveys a large number of papers on basic and applied science for this award, so am pleased with and thankful for the high honor that this award represents.
- Other: Structure and Composition of Nanometer-Sized Nitrides in a Creep-Resistant Cast Austenitic Alloy, Metall Mater Trans A, Vol 41A, December 2010
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2014
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Michael Pollard -
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- Title: Engineering Specialist
- Affiliation: Caterpillar Technical Center, Peoria, IL
- Other: Structure and Composition of Nanometer-Sized Nitrides in a Creep-Resistant Cast Austenitic Alloy, Metall Mater Trans A, Vol 41A, December 2010
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2014
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
John Shingledecker -
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- Title: Senior Project Manager
- Affiliation: Electric Power Research Institute, Charlotte, NC
- Quote: It is an honor to receive this prestigious TMS award. The development of CF8C-Plus is one of my most proud accomplishments from my time at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the industrial applicability of this material speaks for itself. What is particularly poignant to me in the nomination of our paper is the recognition of the scientific community that our alloy development, resulting in improved high-temperature properties, had a sound metallurgical basis, and our paper, which described the material microstructure, provided a significant contribution to the materials research community.
- Other: Structure and Composition of Nanometer-Sized Nitrides in a Creep-Resistant Cast Austenitic Alloy, Metall Mater Trans A, Vol 41A, December 2010
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2014
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Jacob McMurray -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN
- Quote: The Henry DeWitt Smith Scholarship Award is an honor that gives credibility to my hard work while the Material Advantage membership enriches my educational and research experiences. The award money will help offset some of my educational expenses and allow me to travel to San Diego for the TMS 2014 Annual Meeting. I plan to submit an abstract to present my current research efforts and findings; this experience will provide a valuable opportunity to practice and improve my presentation, speaking, and overall communication skills. The Material Advantage membership enhances my graduate education and the Henry DeWitt Smith Scholarship Award will help me continue my work in materials science by making me a more attractive candidate for future research positions.
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2014
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Somayeh Pasebani -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Idaho, Moscow, ID
- Quote: I am truly honored and grateful to receive the ‘Henry DeWitt Smith Scholarship’ for the academic year 2013-2014. It means a lot to realize that I am being rewarded for my hard work, dedication and accomplishments. This scholarship will further bolster my confidence, which will go a long way in achieving my career goals. I am also proud to be a member of Material Advantage and TMS since both have had a great influence on me throughout the school and been of incredible value to my professional networking and interactions. My first choice to attend a conference and also present my research is certainly TMS where I have this great opportunity to meet other material scientists and researchers in such a wonderful society. I would like to sincerely thank all the industry sponsors, TMS, AIME and Materials Advantage staff as well as professional members for their tremendous support. Thank you so much!
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2014
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
David Seidman -
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- Title: Walter P. Murphy Professor
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
- Quote: The award of the 2014 AIME-TMS honorary membership is in recognition of my long-term research commitment to studying microstructural/property relationships in a wide range of materials for many scientific and technological problems, utilizing primarily field-ion microscopy, atom-probe field-ion microscopy and atom-tomography. Much of this research has been presented at the annual TMS meetings, where I not only presented the results of my own research, but I have also learned a great deal about materials and their manifold properties and applications during the course of my long professional career. And where my students and former students have presented their research as their own careers were nucleated. It has always been and is very gratifying to see my former Ph.D. and postdoctoral students present their research results as their own careers grew and became established. Additionally, I always enjoy meeting and speaking with different researchers from all over the world whose research articles I have read and cited in my own publications, before meeting them in person. The AIME and TMS have generously made all this possible and hence I am deeply indebted to both societies for making this possible.
- Citation: Pioneering seminal research and development of field-ion microscopy and atom-probe tomography to study basic scientific and technological problems in materials science and engineering.
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2014
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Dallas Trinkle -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: University of Illinois, Urbana, IL
- Quote: I am deeply honored to receive the AIME Robert Lansing Hardy award, and to join this prestigious group of top researchers in materials science and engineering. It is an award that speaks to the future of materials science and engineering, as the previous recipients exemplify. I am thankful for the mentorship and collegiality of TMS—a society that has been instrumental in my development as a materials science researcher. I would not be where I am today without TMS, and I look forward to many exciting developments in the future of the society as an active member.
- Citation: For pioneering use of quantum mechanical calculations to search for chemistry changes that guide the design of improved alloys.
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2014
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Barry Welch -
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- Title: Retired
- Affiliation: Welbank Consulting, Whitianga, New Zealand
- Quote: During the last 20 years it has been a pleasurable experience fulfilling various roles on TMS committees - from the member-driven focus of Alex Scott to the more recent electronic information services developed under Jim Robinson's executive leadership. TMS is, and always will be a US-based professional society but it has also been the global center for meetings and information exchange between researchers and practitioners in the light metals industries. This has made it important for us international members to reciprocate and contribute to maintaining the efficiency and timeliness of the organization. I feel humble in being the recipient of the Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award as I have benefited from the many friendships made with TMS’s outstanding staff and energetic colleagues.
- Citation: For his prolonged and valuable role in promoting the objectives and the international character of TMS by serving on foundation and other committees, establishing prizes, teaching TMS international courses, and editorial roles, including leading the technical side of the first CD-Rom edition of the conference proceedings.
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2014
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Brimacombe Medalist
Louis Hector Jr. -
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- Title: Technical Fellow
- Affiliation: General Motors R&D Labs, Warren, MI
- Quote: The late Professor Keith Brimacombe, the namesake of the 2014 Brimacombe medal which TMS has so generously bestowed upon me, led others by example through his boundless commitment to theory and experiment in metallurgical process science, had no fear of working in manufacturing environments to gain greater understanding of metallurgical processes, and devoted substantial energy to the creation of productive partnerships between academia and industry. I see myself as wholeheartedly embracing these and all other facets of Prof. Brimacombe's very rich career. The spirit with which he conducted his research, his desire for integrating different disciplines in his quest for a deeper understanding of complex metallurgical processing problems and his remarkable ability to assemble collaborative efforts between academia and industry resonate very deeply within me. I am especially honored for the responsibility that I see as a Brimacombe medalist not only in my service to TMS ( I hope to regain momentum in ferrous metallurgy research with a new committee), but also in my commitment to serving as a role model and mentor for younger scientists and engineers. In accepting the 2014 Brimacombe medal, I recognize the important path that I must follow as one who is a "beacon" that attracts others to the field of materials science and engineering through the boundless enthusiasm that I display for the field, my technical output (e.g. archival and conference publications, conference presentation, U.S. Patents , the implementation of new materials-related technologies in General Motor's products, and interactions with other material scientists and engineers, and article and proposal reviews), and through an even greater commitments to TMS.
- Citation: For his notable achievements using computations and experiments to advance our understandings of materials for energy storage and of the performance of structural materials.
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2014
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Brimacombe Medalist
C. Kao -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: National Taiwan University, Taipei City, Taiwan
- Quote: I am much honored to receive the Brimacombe Medalist Award. I attended my first TMS meeting as a graduate student in 1993 when Professor Brimacombe was the TMS President. To receive this award 20 years later is so very humbling. Nowadays I attend TMS meeting every year, always accompanied by several of my own students. I want my students to experience the same professional growth I gain through my activities with TMS. I’m truly grateful to the society for everything and for this award.
- Citation: For his outstanding and sustained contributions to the understanding of phase equilibria and interfacial reactions in electronic packaging and interconnect materials.
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2014
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Brimacombe Medalist
Diana Lados -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, MA
- Quote: TMS has played for more than a decade a major role in my professional and personal development. TMS provides materials scientists and engineers at all stages in their careers with valuable technical forums and community networks needed to grow and continue to succeed. TMS is a society that successfully brings together a broad membership, including industry, academia, and government, and recognizes its members’ accomplishments at various career stages. It is a great honor to be one of the recipients of the 2014 BRIMACOMBE MEDALIST AWARD from TMS. I enthusiastically look forward to continuing to play an active role and bring my contributions to TMS through my research in materials design integration, organizing symposia, participating in committees, and supporting new activities that will ensure a great future for our society.
- Citation: For developing and implementing a new integrative design paradigm in Materials Science and Engineering research, education, and application, and for impactful service to TMS.
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2014
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Brimacombe Medalist
Eric Taleff -
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- Title: Charlotte Maer Patton Centennial Fellow in Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Texas, Austin, TX
- Quote: Election to join the Brimacombe Medalists is a tremendous honor. That it comes from my TMS colleagues, whom I hold in highest esteem, is particularly meaningful. Prof. J. Keith Brimacombe left us a legacy of exceptional education and research that tied academia together with industry, a mission I enthusiastically endorse as aptly supported by TMS. I welcome the responsibility to continue that mission. It is with eager anticipation that I look forward to many more years of working together with my fellow members to so advance our profession, for this is the means by which we better our larger world.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to elevated temperature plasticity, strong commitment to education, and outstanding service to TMS.
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2014
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Brimacombe Prize
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2014
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Pradeep Rohatgi -
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- Title: Distinguished Professor
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI
- Quote: I feel humbled and honored by Bruce Chalmers award for 2014. Bruce Chalmers was one of the leaders in solidification and I had the privilege of being advised by him on several aspects of my thesis on solidification while I was at MIT. I have had the privilege of extending the basic concepts of solidification developed by Bruce Chalmers to solidification synthesis and processing of metal matrix composites, syntactic foams and self healing materials. I have been a member of TMS for 50 years it is a great feeling to receive this TMS award this year. TMS has been a great facilitator in my research through its networking opportunities and information base.
- Citation: For internationally recognized leadership in research on solidification processing of metal matrix composites which stimulated worldwide research, technology development, manufacture and use by industry.
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2014
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Cyril Stanley Smith Award
Anthony Rollett -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Quote: This Award is particularly significant to me because I have been interested in microstructure all my career. Accordingly Cyril Stanley Smith was always one of my heroes because his ideas were so seminal in the field. There is also the local connection that CS Smith was the advisor of William Mullins, who was a Professor at Carnegie Mellon and who also made many contributions to microstructural science. Lastly, I was the Chair of the International Conference on Recrystallization and Grain Growth for several years, in which we also honor Smith’s contributions.
- Citation: For insights into grain growth and texture development derived from quantitative, mesoscale, computer modeling using anisotropic grain boundary properties.
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2014
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Daniel Gianola -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
- Quote: I'm deeply honored and humbled by this award, particularly by being in the company of previous distinguished awardees. TMS has always been a great home for materials researchers like myself looking to make a long-lasting and sustained impact in the field, and I feel proud to be a TMS member. I'm truly appreciative of this recognition, which gives me a renewed sense of vigor for the wonderful field of materials science and engineering. My sincere gratitude goes to TMS and those who have supported me throughout my career, all of whom have found a way to encourage activity in and enthusiasm for materials science and engineering
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2014
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Michele Manuel -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
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2014
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Educator Award
Donald Sadoway -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Citation: For seminal teaching of materials chemistry, kinetics, and electrochemistry to materials science and engineering students and the broader population at large.
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2014
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Educator Award
Hong Yong Sohn -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT
- Quote: I am deeply honored to receive the TMS Educator Award, which has a special meaning because it is a culmination of my teaching career in its entirety. It is an added bonus to be recognized for doing what I enjoy most doing. Ever since high school, I always wanted to teach. It is humbling to join the list of distinguished past recipients, who are or were giants of our profession. Membership in TMS has been essential to me in providing a career-long opportunity to exchange ideas and form professional bonds with colleagues of similar technical interests.
- Citation: For exemplary contributions to metallurgy education through outstanding teaching and mentoring combined with volumes of scientific research publications that have enhanced the understanding of metallurgical principles and applications for generations of metallurgists.
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2014
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Ellen Swallow Richards Diversity Award
Viola Acoff -
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- Title: Professor and Head
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Quote: When I was informed that I was selected as the inaugural recipient of the 2014 Ellen Swallow Richards Diversity Award, I was speechless. I was honored just to be nominated for this award and all that it represents. Almost two decades ago, I made it my personal mission to do whatever I can to increase diversity in materials science and engineering. The fact that TMS has established this award to recognize an individual who reflects the remarkable pioneering spirit of Ellen Swallow Richards makes me even prouder to call myself a member of TMS.
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2014
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Brajendra Mishra -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
- Quote: It is an honor and a privilege to receive the EPD Distinguished Lecture Award. I am elated that my peers have picked me for this prestigious award which is the highest recognition that the Extraction and Processing Division of TMS bestows. The award will have a special place in my heart as it comes from my home division of my primary professional society for thirty years.
- Citation: For his research contributions in the area of resource recovery and recycling of non-ferrous metals for energy minimization, environmental management and value-added product development.
- Other: "How Critical is Recycling for Critical Materials’ Sustainability?"
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2014
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EPD Distinguished Service Award
Thomas Battle -
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- Title: Senior Metallurgist
- Affiliation: Midrex Technologies, Pineville, NC
- Citation: For his outstanding service to TMS and his leadership to the Extraction and Processing Division in growing the program and strengthening the involvement of volunteers.
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2014
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EPD Scholarship
John Andreiuk -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada
- Quote: Materials Advantage has been great for networking and meeting people from divers backgrounds. This award will allow me to focus on my studies and pursue opportunities within the extraction and processing industries. I feel that the raw materials side of materials science has traditionally been somewhat overlooked which presents many exciting challenges and opportunities for innovation. Being involved with Materials Advantage is a great way to apply what I learned in school to real world situations.
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2014
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EPD Scholarship
Jacob Sporrer -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Iowa State University, Ames, IA
- Quote: This award has a twofold meaning for me. It is a recognition of my hard work, but, more importantly, it is a recognition of my potential to make an impact in the field of materials science and engineering. I’ve only been studying materials engineering for a year at Iowa State and already it has given me so much. I am writing this from London, England where I am studying materials engineering, I have been able to meet with industry leaders and university professors through my involvement on the Material Advantage board as Events Chair and Outreach Co-chair, and I am now receiving this incredible award. I would like to sincerely thank TMS for their support of my education.
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2014
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EPD Scholarship
Zixing Wang -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Illinois, Urbana, IL
- Quote: I have always been honored to be one of the Material Advantage members. Events hosted by the Material Advantage student body and updates from Material Advantage keep me connected to the materials world and constantly peek my curiosity on materials science. Being rewarded the EPD Student Scholarship is a tremendous encouragement to me. It makes me realize my potential to contribute to future work in materials science.
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2014
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EPD Science Award
Geoffrey Brooks -
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- Title: Head of High Temperature Processing Group
- Affiliation: Swinburne University of Technology, Hawthorn, VIC, Australia
- Quote: Winning this award with colleagues is a great thrill. This paper resulted from a PhD project carried out by Nazmul, in which, he developed a CFD model that incorporated the kinetics of the reactions inside the Top Submerged Lance reactor. The project was very ambitious, but Nazmul did an excellent job coming to grips with the challenges of linking chemistry with fluid flow. The results show that mathematical models can be very useful in describing the details of how pyrometallurgical reactors work. The collaboration between Swinbourne University of Technology and Outotec was excellent throughout the project, but it is Nazmul and his main supervisor Jamal who deserve most of the credit. I thank TMS for this recognition and encouragement.
- Other: Computational Fluid Dynamic Modeling of Zinc Slag Fuming Process in Top-Submerged Lance Smelting Furnace, Metall Mater Trans B, Feb 2012
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EPD Science Award
Nazmul Huda -
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- Title: Lecturer of Mechanical Engineering
- Affiliation: Macquarie University, Sydney, NSW, Australia
- Other: Computational Fluid Dynamic Modeling of Zinc Slag Fuming Process in Top-Submerged Lance Smelting Furnace, Metall Mater Trans B, Feb 2012
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EPD Science Award
Robert Matusewicz -
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- Title: Technical Development Manager - TSL Smelting
- Affiliation: Outotec Limited, Wheelers Hill, VIC, Australia
- Quote: It is great to see the hard efforts of all those involved recognized by this award. Most pleasing is that it shows how collaboration between universities and industry can be used effectively to further knowledge and understanding. It is a particular tribute to Nazmul and Jamal that they quickly adapted to the challenges posed by our working group in linking fluid flow together with chemical aspects of the system. Well done to them, the efforts of our Swinburne University/Outotec team and to TMS for providing the means by which such work can be recognized.
- Other: Computational Fluid Dynamic Modeling of Zinc Slag Fuming Process in Top-Submerged Lance Smelting Furnace, Metall Mater Trans B, Feb 2012
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EPD Science Award
Jamal Naser -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Swinburne University of Technology, Hawthorn, VIC, Australia
- Quote: Recognition of hard work and humble contribution to metal making science and engineering, that's what this award means to me.
- Other: Computational Fluid Dynamic Modeling of Zinc Slag Fuming Process in Top-Submerged Lance Smelting Furnace, Metall Mater Trans B, Feb 2012
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EPD Science Award
Markus Reuter -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Outotec Oyj, Aalto University, Espoo, Finland
- Other: Computational Fluid Dynamic Modeling of Zinc Slag Fuming Process in Top-Submerged Lance Smelting Furnace, Metall Mater Trans B, Feb 2012
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EPD Technology Award
Minoru Isshiki -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
- Quote: It is our great honor to receive the EPD Technology Award.
- Other: Preparation and Evaluation of High-Purity La2O3, Metall Mater Trans B, Vol 41B, June 2010
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EPD Technology Award
Gwang Seop Lee -
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- Title: Processing Technology Team
- Affiliation: Korea Resources Corporation, Seoul, Korea
- Quote: I am very delighted to receive this award by TMS which is one of the most important international minerals, metals, and materials communities. Winning this award is both humbling and gratifying. Although it is the first time for me to receive this award, it gave me great confidence in further devoting myself in my research field such as hydrometallurgy. Thank you very much and I'll be trying my best to contribute to further growth of the materials research.
- Other: Preparation and Evaluation of High-Purity La2O3, Metall Mater Trans B, Vol 41B, June 2010
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EPD Technology Award
Kouji Mimura -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
- Quote: I feel highly honored to receive the 2013 EXTRACTION & PROCESSING DIVISION TECHNOLOGY AWARD. This valuable award will support us to continue the further studies concerning the development of some advanced refining/purification methods.
- Other: Preparation and Evaluation of High-Purity La2O3, Metall Mater Trans B, Vol 41B, June 2010
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EPD Technology Award
Masahito Uchikoshi -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
- Quote: This is my great honor to receive the Technology Award from Extraction & Processing Division of TMS. In a few recent decades, research on nanotechnology has grown and developed so much. However, the most advanced technology is based on the materials used and the demand for high purity materials has increased. My theme is to research and establish the purification process of various metals and investigate their intrinsic properties. This award makes me recognize that purification is still one of the most important areas of metallurgy and motivates me more and more.
- Other: Preparation and Evaluation of High-Purity La2O3, Metall Mater Trans B, Vol 41B, June 2010
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Salvador Barriga -
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- Title: Research Engineer & Technical Leader
- Affiliation: Infinium Inc, Natick, MA
- Quote: The complimentary membership will help grow my professional network by allowing me to interact with leaders of the TMS community. I am looking forward to attending the TMS conference and to be part of committee and council meetings because this will help me have a better understanding of the inner-workings of the TMS society. I will be able to contribute my experiences and add to the diversity of TMS. This young leader experience will be a catalyst to my professional growth. Thank you very much for this opportunity.
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2014
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Yulia Meteleva-Fischer -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Researcher
- Affiliation: Materials innovation institute M2i, Delft, Netherlands
- Quote: The TMS foundation gives an excellent opportunity for scientific communication: it brings academic and industrial people together through the organizing conferences, discussions in the scientific committees and award nominations. Personally I benefit with TMS by presenting my research results, building a research network through organizing the Solar Cell Silicon symposium at TMS annual conference and attending the trend-giving keynote lectures. The Young Leadership Award let me get known among colleagues and bring the societal attention to the efforts in making solar energy accessible for everyone.
- Other: First of all I would like to thank the TMS Foundation for making the Young Leaders Professional Development Award possible. It’s a great experience. This award allowed me to take the most of the TMS 2014 Annual Meeting & Exhibition: to be present at the TMS Board of Directors meeting, to attend the committee meetings in my field (Recycling, Pyrometallurgy, and Energy committees), to make my voice heard and to meet, probably, most professional and successful people of the world. As a recipient of the award I had the possibility to attract an attention of a broad audience to the Solar Cell Silicon Symposium that I am a co-organizer of. It’s a vibrating feeling of being the part of the community, to be recognized and to contribute to TMS.
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Zhiwei Peng -
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- Title: Research Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University, Houghton, MI
- Quote: It is truly a great privilege to receive this prestigious award from TMS which has been of tremendous value to my professional career. I became a TMS member when I was a graduate student and have always enjoyed attending TMS conferences ever since. The impact of TMS on my career through its sponsored meetings and publications is truly immeasurable. I am thrilled and humbled to be recognized by the society with such an incredible honor
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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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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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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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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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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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FMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Michael McHenry -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Quote: I am very grateful to receive the 2014 TMS EMPMD DISTINGUISHED SCIENTIST/ENGINEER AWARD. It has been a pleasure for me to participate in many TMS forums and events over the years. I am pleased to be recognized by my peers.
- Citation: For his outstanding contributions to fundamental understanding of magnetic and superconducting materials and their applications.
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FMD Distinguished Service Award
Raymundo Arroyave -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
- Quote: I am deeply grateful, honored and humbled for receiving this award. I am grateful because TMS is MY society: since I joined back in 2002 I have only encountered kindness, friendship and encouragement among my colleagues and the TMS staff. I am honored because this award means that my colleagues appreciate my contributions to TMS-EMPMD’s mission to foster the exchange of new ideas in the materials field. Finally, I am humbled because whatever I have contributed to TMS, it has been thanks to the encouragement, advise and example of many colleagues, whose tremendous enthusiasm for, and dedication to the society is something I hope to emulate.
- Citation: For exemplifying the qualities of leadership within TMS. He has continuously participated and expanded his activities in TMS. This phenomenal dedication and energy makes him one of the most well versed (and clearly most active) members. He is one of the strongest leaders in TMS, and strongly deserves this recognition.
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FMD Distinguished Service Award
Laura Turbini -
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- Title: International Reliability Consultant
- Affiliation: Consultant, Ontario, Canada
- Quote: It has been my pleasure to serve TMS for over 15 years, initially as an ABET evaluator and later as a member of the Electronic Packaging and Interconnect Materials Committee. I have worked as a co-organizer of a number of Lead-Free Soldering Symposium and Workshops and was the Guest Editor of the 2004 JEM. In all of these activities, I have been able to reach out to the younger members of the society and to encourage and mentor them. TMS is a wonderful professional society to be a part of, and I am deeply honored to receive the 2014 TMS EMPMD Distinguished Service Award.
- Citation: For her great passion of student education not only in the classroom, but at the TMS Annual meetings. Her vision and passion can be seen in her activities of volunteer, teacher, and attendee.
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Preeya Kuray -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ
- Quote: I am incredibly honored to be a recipient of the Electronic, Magnetic, and Photonic Materials Division of the Gilbert Chin Scholarship! This scholarship represents an opportunity to thrive as an undergraduate student and the chance to open new doors to a career in the sciences. I am happy to use this scholarship to mitigate some of the holistic costs of education next year and look forward to taking part in TMS.
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Emmanuel Cadel -
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- Affiliation: Universite et INSA de Rouen,
- Other: Micro- and Nanostructure of Zn Whiskers and Their Coating, Journal of ELECTRONIC MATERIALS, Vol. 42, No. 2, 2013
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Laurent Cretinon -
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- Affiliation: EDF R&D,
- Other: Micro- and Nanostructure of Zn Whiskers and Their Coating, Journal of ELECTRONIC MATERIALS, Vol. 42, No. 2, 2013
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Auriane Etienne -
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- Title: Research Engineer
- Affiliation: University of Rouen / Groupe de Physique des Matériaux, France
- Quote: It is a surprise because this is the first time we devoted our instrumental platform to electronic materials, and particularly to whiskers. This is a real recognition and encouragement that shows that our approach was new and beneficial to this scientific community. We hope that being awarded and members of the large TMS society will facilitate future collaborations. We would like to thank TMS and the Electronic, Magnetic, and Photonic Materials Division.
- Other: Micro- and Nanostructure of Zn Whiskers and Their Coating, Journal of ELECTRONIC MATERIALS, Vol. 42, No. 2, 2013
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Agnes Lina -
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- Affiliation: EDF R&D,
- Other: Micro- and Nanostructure of Zn Whiskers and Their Coating, Journal of ELECTRONIC MATERIALS, Vol. 42, No. 2, 2013
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Philippe Jean Pareige -
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- Affiliation: Universite et INSA de Rouen,
- Other: Micro- and Nanostructure of Zn Whiskers and Their Coating, Journal of ELECTRONIC MATERIALS, Vol. 42, No. 2, 2013
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Ramamoorthy Ramesh -
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- Title: Deputy Director
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Lab, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: Needless to say, I am thrilled to be recognized by this award and would like to thank TMS for this recognition. Just being associated with Professor Bardeen’s name means a lot to me. He epitomized the consummate scientist/engineer, someone who transcended traditional disciplinary boundaries to explore the frontiers of science in the interest of mankind. I hope and aspire to become one like Professor Bardeen. I do wish to gratefully acknowledge all of my past and present collaborations with amazingly smart and committed colleagues, students, and postdocs.
- Citation: For pioneering research in the field of functional oxide materials.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Saryu Fensin -
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- Title: Technical Staff Member
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Lab, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: I am honored and thankful to be awarded the 2014 TMS Young Leader Professional Development award from EMPMD. The generous support of the TMS foundation in offsetting the costs of attending a TMS meeting allows me to continue to participate in the society. TMS is an incredible avenue to network with other young professional peers and seasoned professionals. The YLPD award provides me additional networking opportunities like admission to the EMPMD council meeting and invitation to attend the TMS board of directors meeting as an observer. These opportunities will not only provide me additional insights into the inner working of TMS but also help me learn more about volunteer opportunities and contribute to TMS.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Yan Li -
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- Title: Senior Package Failure Analysis Engineer
- Affiliation: Intel Corporation, Chandler, AZ
- Quote: This award opens a door for me. It gives me the opportunity to attend TMS 2014, which I might not make it due to the budget cut. The invitation to attend the TMS Board of Directors meeting will be very helpful to me for further developing my leadership skills. The invitation to attend the EMPMD Council meeting and Young Leaders Tutorial will help me to get prepared for becoming a future leader within the professional society.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Shih-kang Lin -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: National Cheng Kung University, Tainan, Taiwan
- Quote: This "TMS Young Leader Professional Development Award" is truly beneficial to me. On one hand, it encourages me to dedicate myself to further materials research, education and service at/through TMS. On the other had, it also convinces our university as well as our founding agency of the importance of participating in the TMS activities. With this prestigious honor from TMS at the early stage of my career, I am highly motivated to pursue more interactions with materials scholars around the world through TMS!
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Fan-Yi Ouyang -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan
- Quote: Since 2006 as a Ph.D student, TMS has provided me invaluable opportunities to contribute my research expertise and exchange the ideas with international experts. It also helps me build more contacts with people working in my fields. In addition, through volunteer for co-organizing and working with Pb-free Solders and Emerging Interconnect and Packaging Materials Symposium committee, I start to establish my leadership skills. Awarded by the young leader professional development award, I will be able to involve in more Society activities, which will strengthen my leadership skill and enhance my professional career development.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Amit Pandey -
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- Title: Postdoc Research Associate
- Affiliation: Rolls Royce LG Fuel Cell, Cuyahoga Falls, OH
- Quote: I am honored to receive the 2014 TMS EMPMD Young Leader Professional Development Award. The TMS membership has provided me opportunities for networking and collaboration with scholars in both academia and industry. My specific interest in material characterization and energy policy will benefit from attending the TMS Board of Directors meeting and I look forward to other exciting programs. I would also like to thank the EMPMD and the selection committee for this award.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Hans Shin -
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- Title: Materials Engineer
- Affiliation: Pacific Testing Labs Inc, Valencia, CA
- Quote: This award will give me the opportunity to see the inner workings of various technical committees from a structural and organizational standpoint. By attending the TMS Annual Meeting, I will be able to network with both young professionals and other attendees and committee leaders. I hope to act as a liaison between technical professionals and students for the development of future young professionals. I look forward to volunteering in the committees at future meetings.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Eva Zurek -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: State University of New York, Buffalo, NY
- Quote: The TMS Young Leaders Professional Development Award will be extremely beneficial in advancing my career. As a winner of the award I will be provided with the opportunity to meet and network with other TMS members so that I can showcase the research carried out in my group. These interactions will undoubtedly lead to future collaborations, whether they be scientific or organizational within the TMS. TMS is the premier materials science and engineering organization within the US, and as such the annual conference allows me to learn about the most recent progress in my scientific field of interest, as well as important topics related to industry and government policy.
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Jagdish Narayan -
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- Title: Distinguished Chair Professor
- Affiliation: North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
- Quote: I feel greatly honored, but profoundly humbled by this pinnacle TMS award, IOM Lecture and Mehl award. As a great fan of Professor Mehl, this award holds a special significance for me. As a life member and fellow of TMS, I have been very proudly associated with TMS over forty years. TMS has served me well with my passion to take materials science and technology to the greater good of the society. Our recent research in nanomaterials stand to revolutionize the modern era as we must do more with less and less to conserve and sustain our dwindling resources of critical materials.
- Citation: Seminal contributions in ion implantation and laser processing of novel materials, domain epitaxy across the misfit scale, defects and interfaces, nanostructured materials, and leadership in materials science.
- Other: "Frontiers in Thin Film Epitaxy and Novel Nanostructured Materials"
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Luke Rettberg -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, CA
- Quote: I'm very grateful to be receiving the International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship and I would like to thank the selection committee for this great honor. I would also like to thank my advisor Tresa Pollock and fellow group members at the University of California, Santa Barbara for their support and guidance over the past three years. Being recognized for my achievements is both humbling and motivating as I continue to pursue a career in the high-temperature materials field. This scholarship will be used to help fund continued participation in professional societies past graduation.
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Saikumar Yeratapally -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Quote: I am extremely grateful and honored to have been chosen as a recipient of the 2015 International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship. I would like to thank TMS and the International Symposium on Superalloys Committee for this award. For a budding researcher like me, this scholarship not only serves as a recognition of my hard work and achievements, but it further motivates me to keep working hard to do great research which would have a direct impact in material science and engineering, especially in understanding the mechanical behavior of superalloys at high-temperatures.
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
Kathleen Chou -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Quote: I am very honored to receive the J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship, and I would like to thank the scholarship committee and TMS for this award. This scholarship will contribute greatly to financing my education and allow me to focus on the final year of my undergraduate education. My Materials Advantage membership has allowed me to stay informed of new technologies that are being developed and has provided great networking opportunities. I sincerely appreciate the opportunity to attend TMS 2014, and it is an honor to be recognized by a well-respected society in the materials science field.
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Leadership Award
John Lewandowski -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH
- Quote: This award gives me the opportunity to recognize the many TMS members and colleagues that have provided great mentorship to me over the years. This started as a graduate student at CMU and post-doc at Cambridge University, progressed through the junior faculty ranks at CWRU, and continues in my current senior faculty role at CWRU. I have appreciated the chance to work with colleagues and mentor great students along the way, look forward to continued interactions, and will strive to provide guidance to others in a manner similar to what I have been fortunate to have experienced
- Citation: For an eminent leader on the fatigue and fracture of materials with extensive career accomplishments.
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Light Metals Award
Richard Jeltsch -
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- Affiliation: Jeltsch Consulting, Spokane, WA
- Other: "Reduction Cell Restart Method Influence on Cell Life Evolution"
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Light Metals Award
Mikhail Lukin -
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- Title: Reduction and Technical Manager
- Affiliation: RUSAL Kubikenborg Aluminium AB, Sundsvall, Sweden
- Quote: TMS Light Metals proceedings always show high author end editorial professionalism, extreme scientific value, and for the whole my career were the main source of post-university education, professional inspiration and valuable solutions. In other words, TMS itself has major contribution in the award it grants me with. It is great honor to step into society of previous winners, get professional recognition and be awarded at such a high level, and I thank TMS for the support it has been giving through the years and, being TMS member, pleased to take part in worldwide science promotion.
- Other: "Reduction Cell Restart Method Influence on Cell Life Evolution"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Phillip Fawell -
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- Affiliation: CSIRO, Waterford, WAS, Australia
- Other: "Sodalite Solids Formation at the Surface of Iron Oxide and Its Impact on Flocculation"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Franca Jones -
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- Title: Senior Lecturer
- Affiliation: Curtin University, Perth,WAS, Australia
- Quote: Firstly, I 'd like to thank those who nominated me for this award and the Award & Aluminum Committee for choosing us among, I am sure, many worthy recipients. I'd also like to thank my collaborators for all their efforts. This award means recognition for the quality of the work that I , and my collaborators, have undertaken over the years. It recognizes the importance of being able to conduct work that is of industrial relevance and has real world applications. It is also an immense honor to be recognized by our peers and gives us confidence to continue on the work we are doing.
- Other: "Sodalite Solids Formation at the Surface of Iron Oxide and Its Impact on Flocculation"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Alexander Senaputra -
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- Title: PhD Candidate
- Affiliation: Curtin University, Perth, WAS, Australia
- Quote: This prestigious award means a lot as a reflection that my work is highly received by the broader scientific communities in USA. Attending one of TMS meetings is also beneficial to my career as I have the chance to meet leaders from almost any expertise of my interest. I hope I can engage more with TMS in the coming years (as a young leader) to promote the importance of TMS's role in science and technology.
- Other: "Sodalite Solids Formation at the Surface of Iron Oxide and Its Impact on Flocculation"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Peter Smith -
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- Affiliation: CSIRO, Waterford, WAS, Australia
- Other: "Sodalite Solids Formation at the Surface of Iron Oxide and Its Impact on Flocculation"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Tony Kilpatrick -
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- Affiliation: CSIRO, Clayton, VIC, Australia
- Other: "Experimental Investigation of Factors Affecting the Electrical Performance of the Stub to Carbon Connection"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
David Molenaar -
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- Title: Research Consultant
- Affiliation: CSIRO, Clayton, VIC, Australia
- Quote: My team is relatively new to attending and presenting at TMS. As project leader I was not even aware of the award process. Recognition by means of this award provides valuable feedback to the team, our supportive management and our engaging client base that our technical contribution to the sector is of high relevance. Thank you for this. David (on behalf of the team)
- Other: "Experimental Investigation of Factors Affecting the Electrical Performance of the Stub to Carbon Connection"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Alex Montalto -
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- Affiliation: Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
- Other: "Experimental Investigation of Factors Affecting the Electrical Performance of the Stub to Carbon Connection"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Noe Alba-Baena -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Autonomous University of Ciudad Juarez, El Paso, TX
- Quote: TMS has been a cornerstone in my development for the last 10 years. As a student I learned from great professionals at TMS. As a professional, I have attended TMS for networking and continue presenting results of our research. It is an honor to receive an award from TMS especially this prestigious award from the light metals division. This means a lot because it also recognizes the efforts of all in Bcast and Ultragassing.
- Other: "Kinetics of Ultrasonic Degassing of Aluminum Alloys"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Dmitry Eskin -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Brunel University, Uxbridge, United Kingdom
- Quote: It is a great honor for me to be a recipient of the TMS Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production Award. TMS gives the unique opportunity to communicate the results of the research to a large and dedicated community of scientists, engineers and industrialists, I have been active as a TMS member since 2000; participating in TMS annual meeting and other conferences as well as publishing my results in journals and proceedings sponsored by TMS. I have a very satisfying feeling, receiving this award, that my research is recognized and well received by the light metals community.
- Other: "Kinetics of Ultrasonic Degassing of Aluminum Alloys"
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Cynthia Belt -
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- Title: Consultant
- Affiliation: Energy Management Consultant, Pensacola, FL
- Quote: I am honored to receive this award. I want to thank the TMS staff and the LMD & EPD Councils for all their help and encouragement in growing the Energy Committee over the years. Volunteering with TMS has helped me develop both professionally and as a person.
- Citation: For providing service to the LMD, Energy Committee in particular, and her tireless dedication, immeasurable impact, and commitment to fostering communication and cooperation across division boundaries.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Robert Ayres -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: INSEAD Europe Campus, Fontainebleau, France
- Other: "Lithium: Sources, Production, Uses, and Recovery Outlook", JOM, August 2013
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Laura Talens Peiró -
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- Title: Research Fellow
- Affiliation: INSEAD Europe Campus, Fontainebleau, France
- Quote: I am extremely happy and honored to receive this award, especially because it comes from the JOM community, whose publications have been a reference for most of my work on scarce and rare metals. This prize is also special because the paper awarded was one of the first case studies I started to develop after finishing my PhD. It took many efforts (and time) to write and revise. This award also comes in a very bustling year after starting a new job in a new country. I thank the JOM community for the prize and hope to contribute with more research work in this very exciting area in the near future.
- Other: "Lithium: Sources, Production, Uses, and Recovery Outlook", JOM, August 2013
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Gara Villalba Méndez -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain
- Quote: This award is an appreciation of our dedication to the study of resource metabolism in our economy, with special emphasis on critical and scarce metals used in clean energy technologies. Based on material flow analysis, we quantify the material and energy use during the entire life cycle of these metals: from extraction and refining processes to end-of-life, and describe and discuss the resulting economic effects and implications. We are extremely pleased to receive this recognition from the Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, an international reference in this field. We would also like to thank the EC-funded project PROSUITE for allowing us to do this work
- Other: "Lithium: Sources, Production, Uses, and Recovery Outlook", JOM, August 2013
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
David Fullwood -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Brigham Young University, Provo, UT
- Quote: The work presented in this award-winning poster represents the culmination of a stimulating collaboration between BYU and General Motors in the area of lightweight metals. We are delighted that TMS has chosen to highlight the project's unique combination of microscopy enhancements and experimental developments. We are honored by the award, and look forward to many more years of partnering with TMS to disseminate the exciting developments ahead.
- Other: "Resolving Dislocation and Twin Deformation Modes in AZ31"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Michael Miles -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Brigham Young University, Provo, UT
- Other: "Resolving Dislocation and Twin Deformation Modes in AZ31"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Raja Mishra -
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- Title: Staff Research Scientist
- Affiliation: General Motors Research Lab, Warren, MI
- Quote: This award exemplifies the high quality of research graduate students can execute when a well-defined industrial problem is taken up for solution by an academic team! GM collaborated with BYU professors and mentored the students to develop a tool that would be useful for GM to identify formability roadblocks for magnesium usage in automobiles. This was a NSF funded GOALI project, executed by Prof. Fullwood and Miles. The students created a computer framework to identify twins and crack nucleation sites from microstructure data that will prove very helpful to industry
- Other: "Resolving Dislocation and Twin Deformation Modes in AZ31"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Travis Rampton -
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- Affiliation: Brigham Young University, Provo, UT
- Other: "Resolving Dislocation and Twin Deformation Modes in AZ31"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Timothy Ruggles -
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- Affiliation: Brigham Young University, Provo, UT
- Other: "Resolving Dislocation and Twin Deformation Modes in AZ31"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Victoria Miller -
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- Title: Graduate Student
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, CA
- Quote: While I have known that I wanted to work in a technical field for many years, the idea of pursuing a career in research is new to me. Until only a few years ago I had been focused on very short term practical concerns, never mind the underlying science. Conducting research as part of my graduate degree has changed that perspective, and interacting with TMS members has exposed me to numerous career pathways that I had never considered. This award gives me further confidence that I am on the right path, and I am sincerely grateful.
- Other: "Recrystallization Behaviour of a MgAlCa Alloy during Thermomechanical Processing and Subsequent Heat Treatment"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Tresa Pollock -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, CA
- Other: "Recrystallization Behaviour of a MgAlCa Alloy during Thermomechanical Processing and Subsequent Heat Treatment"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Matthias Gieseke -
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- Title: Graduate Engineer
- Affiliation: Laser Zentrum Hannover e.V., Hannover, Germany
- Quote: The award has been unexpected and surprising for me. Due to the reason of being apparently at the beginning of establishing magnesium within the Selective Laser Melting process, I did not expect that great interest in this technology. Especially since this topic is the matter of my doctoral thesis, this award emphasizes to me even more to work on fully encouraged.
- Other: "Selective Laser Melting of Magnesium and Magnesium Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Heinz Haferkamp -
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- Affiliation: Laser Zentrum Hannover e.V., Hannover, Germany
- Other: "Selective Laser Melting of Magnesium and Magnesium Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Stefan Kaierle -
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- Affiliation: Laser Zentrum Hannover e.V., Hannover, Germany
- Other: "Selective Laser Melting of Magnesium and Magnesium Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Christian Noelke -
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- Affiliation: Laser Zentrum Hannover e.V., Hannover, Germany
- Other: "Selective Laser Melting of Magnesium and Magnesium Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Volker Wesling -
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- Affiliation: Clausthal University of Technology, Clausthal-Zellerfeld, Germany
- Other: "Selective Laser Melting of Magnesium and Magnesium Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Bin Li -
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- Title: Assistant Research Professor
- Affiliation: Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS
- Quote: We thank the TMS Light Metals Division and Magnesium Committee for this great honor. This award typifies a fruitful international collaboration that was created when the authors first met and discussed fundamental issues of magnesium at TMS2012, Orlando. This award also exemplifies the empowerment of TMS for its highly diversified members around the world. Being a TMS member is a treasure of valuable resources.
- Other: "Twin Boundary Migration Creating Zero Shear Strain: In-Situ TEM Observations and Atomistic Simulations"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Bo-Yu Liu -
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- Title: PhD Candidate
- Affiliation: Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xi'an, China
- Quote: It is my honor to receive this award. This award will greatly encourage our further research, for example, other deformation twinning types in magnesium and its alloys, deformation twinning in other hcp metals. The fundamental research is important and we also realize that to bridge such basic research to real industry is of the same importance. We are looking forward to seeing the promised application of our work by taking the advantage of international discussion and collaboration provided by TMS.
- Other: "Twin Boundary Migration Creating Zero Shear Strain: In-Situ TEM Observations and Atomistic Simulations"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Zhi-Wei Shan -
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- Title: Executive Director
- Affiliation: Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xi'an, China
- Quote: It is great to see our recent work on deformation mechanism in magnesium can be recognized. It opens a new way to solve the practical problem in the application of magnesium and its alloys. This award greatly encourages us for further research. The TMS membership is also important to us because such an international research community facilitates the exchange of ideas and fruitful discussions.
- Other: "Twin Boundary Migration Creating Zero Shear Strain: In-Situ TEM Observations and Atomistic Simulations"
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LMD Scholarship
Katrina Boos -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
- Quote: I am exceptionally grateful to TMS and all of the generous financial sponsors for providing this scholarship. Receiving this award enables me to focus on my studies at Ohio State without worry of graduating with debt. I am honored to represent the Light Metals Division and I am excited to continue my studies and research in metallurgy. Material Advantage continues to be a source of educational, professional, and financial assistance, and I am thankful that such an organization exists to help students like me.
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LMD Scholarship
Thomas Chrobak -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
- Quote: The award I received was the Light Metals Division scholarship, and it serves as a portrayal of my good work and achievements during my collegiate career. This scholarship award from TMS is greatly appreciated, and I am glad I could be awarded for the hard work and dedication I have demonstrated in Materials Science. The Material Advantage membership that I am a part of has been an awesome experience because I have had the opportunity to witness commercial and academic applications of Materials Science, as well as be a part of a growing society of Materials Engineers on campus. This opportunity has taught me what it means to be a Materials Engineer, and has made me excited for what is to come after graduation. I am looking forward to using the knowledge and skills I have learned throughout my education and work experience in a most useful way working as a professional Materials Scientist, and I accept this award as a reminder to keep up the good work.
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LMD Scholarship
Caleb Felker -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Knoxville, TN
- Quote: Receiving the LMD Student Scholarship award means a great deal to me. It shows that others have acknowledged my achievements and hard work. More so, this award shows that others are willing to invest in my future. With this award, I will not require the assistance of student loans this upcoming academic year!
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LMD Technology Award
Gary Tarcy -
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- Title: Manager Smelting R&D
- Affiliation: Alcoa Inc, Alcoa Center, PA
- Quote: Although I am honored to have won this award I feel this is truly an “ALCOA” team award because if I had not worked with such fine people and such a great company for 34 years I would not have had the opportunities to win this award. TMS also provided me opportunities to meet professionals outside of ALCOA from all over the world that I have learned from at meetings and by reading their papers. After looking at all the past winners of the award I am proud to be included among such an elite group. Finally I would like to thank my wife Mary for her patience, understanding and never ending support.
- Citation: For the outstanding applied research of his generation: the measurement of current efficiency.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Cheuk Cheung -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Fellow
- Affiliation: University Of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
- Quote: The TMS has been very important for my research career so far where in the TMS annual meetings I have given several presentations and disseminated publications. The award given by the TMS foundation will benefit me in different ways. It will give more exposure of my work, particularly, conceptual modeling and signal processing of an alternate measurement for spatial estimation and local fault classification so to improve the current aluminum industry in keeping up with situations the world demand. More importantly, it will be a springboard for my career and establish myself as a true leader in the light metal fields. This great honor will open doors and I look forward to learning more from the world best during the TMS 2014
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
In-Ho Jung -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada
- Quote: I believe this award will help me to develop my career as a materials scientist. Through many opportunities given to me, I will be more involved in TMS activities and make a wide networking group with prominent scientist and engineers. This award will open a new chapter of my career.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Nicholas Kirkland -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Nagasaki University, Nagasaki, Japan
- Quote: This award provides me with an excellent opportunity to participate in what is the most important materials and engineering meeting of the year. As a young researcher it is often hard to secure funds and assistance to attend important scientific meetings, as usually such support is only provided to students. I am extremely honored to have received this award from the TMS Foundation, and believe that their goal to develop and fund programs to help future leaders in materials roles is absolutely vital and is a cornerstone of the TMS mission as a whole. Thank you very much for this opportunity, I am thrilled to have received this recognition.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Zhenke Teng -
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- Title: Research Engineer
- Affiliation: United States Steel Corporation, Troy, MI
- Quote: The TMS has been giving me the opportunity to attend four annual conferences in the past five years. I have been actively involved in the technical paper presentations, poster competition, and interactions with other materials professionals around the world. From these experiences, I have learned a lot with respect to not only the technical knowledge, but also the communication skills with other professionals. I realize how important the networking between younger and senior members of TMS is for the career development of younger members.
- Other: It is such a great honor to be selected as one of the recipients of the TMS Young Leaders Professional Development Award under the Light Metal Division (LMD). I had attended four TMS conferences as a student, but participating as a Young Leader gave me an opportunity to involve in the conference in a different role, which further reinforces my interests in becoming a member of the Young Professionals Committee. The numerous social functions TMS offers to communicate with other young professionals around the world widen my vision beyond my current research field and provide potential collaboration opportunities. Judging at the student poster competition supplied a great platform to interact with the students, as well as a learning experience since they are all working on different research topics. Through participating various meetings and social functions, I realize that how much effort it requires to organize a conference efficiently. I believe that the Young Leaders Award Program truly fosters the leadership of young professionals in the materials society, encouraging them to take on more responsibility, and eventually the leading roles. In addition, TMS provides me with a unique opportunity to reconnect with many scientists and researchers around the world that I used to work with, who continue motivating and supporting me to pursue my career goals. Overall, the TMS 2014 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in San Diego has been an exceedingly fruitful and greatly enjoyable experience, and I look forward to participating in more Young Leader activities!
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
David Wong -
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- Title: Project Manager
- Affiliation: University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
- Quote: This award is of immense honor and would have not been possible without the support of my peers, managers and mentors throughout my company; as such, this award has reflected on them also. It will provide many opportunities to build new contacts and networks with other TMS leaders, both young and old, in my industry. Financially this award will make it possible to manage the significant travel costs to fly from New Zealand to the United States to attend the 2014 TMS Annual Meeting. Finally, it will be a privilege to see the workings behind a multi-national industry body such as TMS and to see how its board members steer the future of such an important organization.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Donna Guillen -
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- Title: Distinguished Staff Engineer
- Affiliation: Idaho National Lab, Idaho Falls, ID
- Quote: I am deeply honored to receive this award and to have the value of my work recognized by the TMS Light Metals Division (LMD). It is energizing to be part of the TMS LMD, a highly respected group of professionals from industry, academia, and government working to advance technical knowledge in the materials field. I look forward to attending the TMS Annual Meeting each year and having the opportunity to interact with this group of professionals. The exchange of ideas and feedback on applying my research to industrial applications has enhanced the value and impact to the materials community.
- Other: "The Autoignition of Cyclopentane in an Ignition Quality Tester", JOM, May 2012
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Soumendra Basu -
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- Title: Associate Division Head
- Affiliation: Boston University, Brookline, MA
- Other: "A Thermochemical Study of the W/WO3 System: A Solar to Fuel Converter for Syngas Production"
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Srianth Gopalan -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Boston University, Brookline, MA
- Other: "A Thermochemical Study of the W/WO3 System: A Solar to Fuel Converter for Syngas Production"
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Jarrod Milshtein -
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- Title: Graduate Research Assistant
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: Since beginning my undergraduate academic career, I have been on a mission to contribute to the field of advanced energy technologies. This award indicates that not only have I been able to contribute, but my contribution is meaningful and could advance the field. The award is reassurance that I am on the correct path towards a significant impact on the global energy challenge. Further, my TMS membership reminds me that I am included in a society of like-minded people who also believe that solving energy problems is extremely important. I am elated to have been recognized for my efforts and commitment to solving energy problems.
- Other: "A Thermochemical Study of the W/WO3 System: A Solar to Fuel Converter for Syngas Production"
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Uday Pal -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Boston University, Brookline, MA
- Other: "A Thermochemical Study of the W/WO3 System: A Solar to Fuel Converter for Syngas Production"
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Byoung-Gi Moon -
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- Title: Senior Researcher
- Affiliation: Korea Institute of Materials Science, Changwon, South Korea
- Other: "Purification of Highly Contaminated Magnesium Melt"
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Morris Cohen Award
Carlos Levi -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, CA
- Quote: It is an overwhelming and humbling experience to receive an award named after Professor Cohen, one of the most respected and admired scientists in our field, and it is especially meaningful because it comes from TMS, a society that has been a professional home from the early days of my career.
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to the understanding of solidification and transformations in Ti-based alloys and ceramic coatings.
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MPMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Narendra Dahotre -
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- Title: Distinguished Research Professor and Chairman
- Affiliation: University of North Texas, Denton, TX
- Quote: I have been a member of TMS since the 80s as a graduate student and gained valuable experiences through involvement and interactions within TMS community/activities. These experiences and activities have provided opportunities to develop my professional career in the most fulfilled manner. This award is recognition from my colleagues and peers of my dedication, achievements, and service to the materials community in general and materials processing in particular.
- Citation: For pioneering contributions to fundamental understanding and engineering applications of laser-materials interactions along with implementation of high power lasers in materials processing.
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MPMD Distinguished Service Award
James Sears -
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- Title: Sr Process Engineer - Additive Manufacturing
- Affiliation: GE Global Research Center, Niskayuna, NY
- Citation: For distinguished service to the Materials Processing and Manufacturing Division of TMS as well as significant contributions in service to other societies advancing particulate processing of materials.
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MPMD Scholarship
Alexandra Glover -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University, Ann Arbor, MI
- Quote: This award reduces the possibility that I will need to take out a student loan during the 2013-2014 school year. Additionally, it will allow me to focus on my research with additive manufacturing technologies.
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MPMD Scholarship
Benjamin Graham -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Birmingham, AL
- Quote: I am honored to have been selected for this award. Materials Advantage was the first student society I joined at college, and it has been a great experience. Of course, I could not have won this award without the great faculty members who have always dedicated so much time to their students’ success. I hope to continue being an active member of Materials Advantage and TMS as I attended graduate school this coming fall.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Srinivasa Bakshi -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Chennai, India
- Quote: Since my student days, I have benefitted by being a member of TMS. I looked forward to participating in the annual meetings to present my work, meet people, listen to wonderful talks, get inspired and charged up. As a professional member, TMS gave me an opportunity to serve in leadership activities, helped me to organize symposiums and connect with researches from all over the world. This award from TMS comes as a huge encouragement increasing my visibility and I look forward to contributing to the activities of TMS in an increased capacity and making it an organization with global presence.
- Other: It was a happy and learning experience to attend the TMS 2014 Annual Meeting & Exhibition (TMS2014). The arrangements made by TMS for the stay were perfect. I also appreciate the TMS staff for all the reminders about the activities I had to participate during the meeting. It was indeed a privilege to attend the TMS Board of Directors meeting and watch the conduct of the proceedings. It felt happy to be introduced by the TMS president and being congratulated by the board members. I also had an opportunity to talk to the board members after the meeting. It was an opportunity to meet all the Young Leader awardees as well. Being a judge for Materials Bowl was a very happy feeling and brought back my memories from teh TMS 2007 Annual Meeting & Exhibition, when I was a participant and part of the first Materials Bowl winning team from Florida International University. Receiving the Award at the Extraction & Processing Division/Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division Luncheon was very encouraging. Judging the poster competition was the toughest job with so many good students trying to impress you with their work. TMS2014 was memorable and I will remember it for the appreciation received from so many colleagues and I thank TMS for making me feel special.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Amber Genau -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Birmingham, AL
- Quote: I have been a member of TMS since I was an undergraduate student, and the Annual Meeting has always been the primary technical conference that I attend each year. Now, as a new faculty member, this award makes it possible for me to continue attending even though I do no yet have funded research to pay for conference travel. I am very grateful to the TMS Foundation for making it possible for me to remain connected to the society and my research community during this period of my career.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Paul Gibbs -
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- Title: Post Doctoral Research Associate
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: Thank you for the honor of receiving a Young Leaders Professional Development Award. TMS provides a special venue where the challenges and opportunities facing materials research can be openly discussed between members of academia, industry, and national laboratories. This accelerates the discovery of novel materials solutions through professional collaboration. Winning this award will provide me the unique opportunity to see the inner workings of TMS. This growth will extend beyond the technical advantages of being a member and increase my volunteerism within the society. The personal relationships forged within TMS make up the structure that ensures lasting strength to our profession, and I am excited to contribute to this dynamic group.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
James Jordon -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Quote: I am very honored to receive this prestigious award. This award will give me the opportunity to continue to improve my leadership skills and to learn about the society. TMS is a great organization and provides an excellent platform to present my research and to meet fellow colleagues. I am truly thankful to TMS and MPMD for selecting me to receive this award.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Lan Li -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Boise State University, Boise, ID
- Quote: The award and TMS Foundation provide a great opportunity for me to (i) network and make connection with peers and the younger members of TMS; and (ii) attend various technical and administrative meetings, e.g. MPMD council meeting, TMS Board of Directors meeting etc., to get familiar with society administration. This experience is sufficiently beneficial to my academic career.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Nan Li Li -
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- Title: Staff Scientist
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Lab, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: I am immensely honored to be selected as the recipient of the TMS Young Leader Professional Development Award from the Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division. Since I first attended the TMS annual meeting as a graduate student in 2008, I was deeply impressed because it provided a great opportunity to interface with peers and senior professionals. Active involvement in TMS is a great experience to improve interpersonal skills and establish collaboration, all the while advancing my career development. Winning this award also increases my enthusiasm to help other young scientists further their careers through TMS-related programs.
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Iver Anderson -
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- Title: Senior Metallurgist
- Affiliation: Ames Laboratory, Iowa State University, Ames, IA
- Quote: Thank you so much for this 2014 TMS Society award for “Application to Practice.” I am very grateful and honored to receive this high honor from my peers in TMS. I am especially pleased that one of my former graduate students (Paul Prichard) nominated me, which I consider to be the ultimate compliment. Paul and all of my former students, colleagues, and collaborators over the years know how central to my focus in the use of scientific discovery to solve problems that enable new pathways to making useful materials that can promote benefits to our society. I could not ask for a more appropriate award at this time and sincerely appreciate this recognition from the profession that I serve.
- Citation: For seminal contributions in the fundamental understanding, engineering development and technology transition of alloy development and gas atomization of powder metals. The broad application of his expertise has enabled the development in many materials systems including: lead free solders, light metals, magnetic materials, high temperature materials, energy storage and magneto-caloric materials. His perseverance from R&D through commercialization demonstrates the beneficial impact a dedicated materials scientist has on society.
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
G. Robert Odette -
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- Title: Professor of Materials & Mechanical Engineering
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, CA
- Quote: I am deeply honored and humbled by this award. My research career has spanned more than four decades, and I have been a TMS member for much of that time. TMS Annual Meetings are seldom missed, wonderful events, where I, and my research group, have been able to exchange ideas, learn about amazing new science, interact with outstanding collaborators and establish new interactions with world leading researchers. And whatever I have been able to accomplish owes a debt to so many of these great individuals. It is also important to say that the intellectual cross fertilization provided by TMS meetings, as well as by JOM, have been very important to me on a personal basis, as well as to our field, one which is so important to scientific and technological progress.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to fundamental understanding of irradiation effects on materials and translation into predictive engineering models of materials performance
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
Eric Ott -
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- Title: Principal Engineer
- Affiliation: GE Aviation, Cincinnati, OH
- Quote: I have been a member of TMS continuously for over 20 years. I initially joined as a joint TMS/ASM member during my first year of college. At that time I recognized TMS primarily as the organization behind the large annual conferences and the monthly JOM magazine. The combination of broad ranging conference session topics and the technical articles opened my eyes to the many facets of the materials science field as I was trying to learn where my interests would take me. As I advanced further in my education and then onto engineering roles, TMS allowed me to stay connected to the quickly evolving field of materials well beyond what my engineering job focus would allow at the time. As a conference participant and, over the last 12 years, as an active TMS committee member, TMS involvement has helped form connections for me across the technical field amongst academic, research, and industrial aspects. Ultimately, however, it is about the people. I have found that service in TMS has always rewarded me with an abundance of new opportunities to meet and connect with people and develop new professional ties. And so it is with sincere appreciation that I thank TMS and the volunteers who make the organization so successful for honoring me with the 2014 SMD Distinguished Service Award.
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Teresa Perez -
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- Title: Engineer
- Affiliation: Tenaris Research Center, Campana, Argentina
- Quote: TMS is and has been a key organization promoting actions concerned with metals and materials; additionally, JOM is a relevant publication in the field. To receive an award from this institution and during the TMS Annual Meeting is, no doubt, an great honor and a valuable professional recognition.
- Other: "Corrosion in the Oil and Gas Industry: An Increasing Challenge for Materials", JOM, August 2013
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SMD Scholarship
Timothy Fountain -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, Rapid City, SD
- Quote: Membership to Material Advantage has provided me a chance to grow as a leader and to expand my knowledge as an aspiring metallurgist. Coming from a family with tight finances, the scholarships offered by Material Advantage have given me the opportunity to pursue my education without falling deeply into debt. Earning the Structural Materials Division Scholarship is especially meaningful to me because it directly rewards my efforts researching friction stir welding as a production practice for structural steel. This award provides me not only with financial aid, but a sense of accomplishment that motivates me to continue my pursuits in the field of metallurgical engineering. It is with great honor that I accept this award and I humbly thank all those who made it possible.
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SMD Scholarship
Patrick Shower -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
- Quote: To be given this recognition is truly an honor. Not so long ago I was timid college freshman, unsure about my chosen field of Materials Science and the research career I intended to pursue. To be awarded a scholarship by such a renowned Society based on the merit of my research and scholastic endeavors is deeply meaningful to me. It means that I have begun to see the success that determined, focused work can bring about in the discipline of structural materials. It bolsters my determination to contribute to that body of study and plays an integral role in enabling me to do so.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Jennifer Carter -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive the TMS Young Leader award. This award will allow me to participate in the 2014 TMS annual meeting as both a presenter and volunteer. The award will allow me to more readily participate in the outreach and diversity activities that help grow the TMS community. I look forward to learning more about how the TMS programing committees work within the guidelines and goals of the TMS board of directors. I appreciate that the TMS foundation believes that helping advance my career goals also advances the TMS community
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Juan Escobedo -
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- Title: Lecturer (Assistant Professor)
- Affiliation: University of New South Wales, Canberra, Australia
- Quote: I feel very happy and fortunate to receive a 2014 SMD YLP Development Award. I believe this award will further strengthen my involvement with TMS and as a result, will enhance my development in my starting Faculty career.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Jessica Krogstad -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Fellow
- Affiliation: Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
- Quote: It is an honor to receive the TMS SMD Young Leader Professional Development Award. I received one of my first undergraduate scholarships from TMS—an award that stimulated my curiosity and helped direct me towards my current career path. I am looking forward to participating in the annual TMS meeting at a level I’ve not experienced before. I am confident that this experience will be very positive for me—hopefully leading to many networking opportunities, scientific exchanges and a chance to better serve our scientific community.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Benjamin Morrow -
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- Title: Postdoc Research Associate
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: It is a tremendous honor to be selected for this award. From the time I joined as a student, TMS has been immeasurably valuable to me, both for technical content and career development. The TMS Foundation, through its numerous programs and recognitions, plays a critical role in supporting and promoting young professionals, and sculpting them into future leaders of the materials field. I am excited to have the opportunity to learn more about TMS, and to leverage my experiences with the society to more fully give back to the scientific community.
- Other: My experience as a Young Leaders Professional Development Award recipient was extremely gratifying. As an awardee, I received access to the top levels of the society, where I gained a much deeper understanding of how TMS functions. By attending a board meeting, a division council meeting, and numerous committee meetings, I was able to get a taste of the hard work performed by the (many) TMS volunteers, and set a course towards greater involvement in the society. Though the week was extremely busy, the connections I made and my interactions with people from all across TMS were invaluable. I would like to thank the TMS Foundation again for this great honor.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
John Nychka -
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- Title: Associate Professor and Associate Chair Undergraduate Studies
- Affiliation: University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada
- Quote: I have been very involved with TMS since 2005 and I have seen great value in the organization. The many initiatives which the TMS Foundation supports have often benefitted colleagues and students at the universities where I have worked. This award will allow me to see beyond the technical programming and day to day goings on within committees and look more toward division involvement and planning of the future of the society. I hope I can contribute positively and eventually be able to help others become involved and engaged within TMS.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Corinne Packard -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
- Quote: I am honored to have been selected as one of this year’s TMS SMD Young Leader Professional Development Awards. The Foundation’s commitment to supporting and encouraging students and young professionals to become active participants in the society early on in their careers is generous and provides meaningful networking experiences. This support allows me to further develop as a recognized professional in the field. I look forward to the opportunity to interact with the leadership of TMS at the Annual Meeting in San Diego and to hear all that has been going on in the TMS scientific community in the last year.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Michael Tonks -
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- Title: Computational Microstructure Science Group Lead
- Affiliation: Idaho National Lab, Idaho Falls, ID
- Quote: I am honored to receive the TMS SMD Young Leader Professional Development Award. TMS is the premier materials science professional organization and since becoming a member in 2009. I have benefited by my membership. The JOM journal is a professional and enriching publication and I enjoy the technical content and the networking that I find at each annual meeting. This award will assist me in becoming more involved in TMS, which will help my professional. development and allow me to give back to the field through service.
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Kaiyuan Yu -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
- Quote: This prestigious award not only recognizes in writing scientific papers, but also my growth in conducting research. I feel more confident in seeking a job in academia and this award definitely helps build up my resume. And the monetary prize gives me support to engage more academic activities, such as attending TMS conferences.
- Other: “In Situ Studies of Irradiation Induced Twin Boundary Migration in Nanotwinned Ag”
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Yi Wang -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN
- Quote: I was very glad to be a member of Materials Advantage which provided me a lot of information about the development of materials science and plenty of chances to touch with other professors and students in this field. As a student member in this group, I submitted the papers, had the presentations and posters at the conferences. In these activities, my research can be shown to other people and the feedback they provide to me are quite useful for my ongoing work. I am very happy to receive this award. I appreciate this award and will try my best in the future.
- Other: “Interplay between Texture and Grain Size during the Plastic Deformation of a Mg Alloy: A Synchrotron X-ray Diffraction and Visco-plastic Self-consistent Modeling Study”
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
Harshal Agrawal -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Nagpur, MH, India
- Quote: This award brings lot of honor not only to me but also to the institution I come from Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology. My first ever professional achievement and that too acknowledged by TMS in the form of this prestigious award is really something special. It fills me with lot of motivation and ambitions to continue my work endlessly. I feel I am bestowed with the responsibility to strive harder and make myself better so that I am capable enough to embrace many more such awards. It opens lot of opportunities for my career. Definitely a milestone is achieved, the bar of excellence is raised and simultaneously points to the fact that there is long way to go.
- Other: “Evaluation of Sensitization and Self-Healing Behaviour of AISI 304 Stainless Steel using Electrochemical Techniques”
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Robert Schafrik -
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- Affiliation: GE Aviation (Retired), Williamsburg, VA
- Citation: For his essential and pioneering role in the introduction and reduction to practice of new materials in industrial and government aerospace platforms.
- Other: Lecture Title: Materials for a Non-Steady State World
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TMS/SME/AIME James Douglas Gold Medal
Barry Welch -
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- Title: Retired
- Affiliation: Welbank Consulting, Whitianga, New Zealand
- Quote: While I have been honored by various international academies and professional societies for my research contributions, I consider the receipt of this AIME award to be one of the most important in my life. James Douglas was a man of principles but, more important, he placed great emphasis on achieving practical outcomes for the mining and metallurgical industries, as well making valuable contributions to society. Rather than following the modern ivory tower academic path for scoring points in peer reviewed journals, like James Douglas, achieving useful outcomes has always dominated my professional focus. Globally AIME and its affiliated organizations (especially TMS & SME) constitute one of the largest professional body that interfaces practitioners and researchers and therefore I treasure my association with them as the most important influence in my career. Consequently receiving this award is really something special!
- Citation: For outstanding teaching and research, particularly in the smelting of aluminum and for significant contributions to the advancement of the aluminum industry.
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Vittorio de Nora Prize for Environmental Improvements in Metallurgical Industries
Abdalla Ahmed Al Zarouni -
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- Title: Senior Manager, Technology Development
- Affiliation: Dubai Aluminium Co. Ltd., Dubai, United Arab Emirates
- Quote: It is well known that aluminum smelters are the main producers of PFC emissions and the industry realized that they need to reduce these emissions. It is hence the duty of the process engineers and the management of the different companies to reduce the PFC emissions. In DUBAL, we were able to achieve very low emissions compared to industry average. Moreover, our new high amperage cell technologies equipped with advanced cell controls and strict operational practices are setting the bench mark in PFC emission levels. This award is one of the ways to drive the people to work actively on reducing the environmental impact of the industry.
- Other: "Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions during Aluminium Smelting through Development and Implementation of Improved Control Strategies and Operational Practices"
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Rainer Schmid-Fetzer -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Clausthal University of Technology, Clausthal Zellerfeld, Germany
- Quote: It is a major honor for me to be chosen as recipient of the 2014 William Hume-Rothery Award. The phase formation in materials is in the focus of my research ever since leaping - after my graduation in physics with a thesis in quantum theory - to a foundry technology institute, facing the production of real alloys, to earn my Ph.D. in Engineering. It is this fusion of theory with real life that fascinates me. I try to follow the great pioneer Hume-Rothery in the field of constitution of metals and alloys by elaborating quantitative thermodynamic descriptions of phase stability in truly multicomponent alloys with applications to phase and microstructure formation in processing technology. The quote of my peers in TMS says "an outstanding scientific leader in recognition of exceptional contributions to the science of alloys", which heartens me to join the ranks of the William Hume-Rothery Awardees. I am looking forward to the special symposium in 2014 and to stimulating discussions at the TMS Annual meeting, which I enjoyed so many times. And I hope being able to make some more contributions in the future.
- Citation: For his seminal contribution in alloy thermodynamics and phase diagrams both computationally and experimentally.
- Other: "Phase Diagrams - The Beginning of Wisdom"
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
Michele Manuel -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
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Acta BioMaterialia Gold Medal Award
James Anderson -
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- Title: Professor of Pathology, Macromolecular Science, and Biomedical Engineering
- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio
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Acta Materialia Gold Medal Award
Andre Pineau -
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- Title: Emeritus Professor
- Affiliation: Ecole des Mines de Paris’s Centre des Matériaux, Evry Cedex, France
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Acta Materialia Hollomon Award for Materials and Society Award
Jeffrey Wadsworth -
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- Title: President and CEO
- Affiliation: Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, Ohio,
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Jung-Kuei Chang -
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- Affiliation: MFG Group, Taipei, Taiwan
- Other: "Effect of Microstructure on Cavitation during Hot Deformation of a Fine-Grained Aluminum-Magnesium Alloy as Revealed through Three-Dimensional Characterization"
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Paul Krajewski -
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- Affiliation: General Motors Company, Troy, Michigan
- Other: "Effect of Microstructure on Cavitation during Hot Deformation of a Fine-Grained Aluminum-Magnesium Alloy as Revealed through Three-Dimensional Characterization"
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Eric Taleff -
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- Affiliation: University of Texas, Austin, TX
- Quote: We are extremely honored to accept this award as a team of investigators from industry and academia. The collaborative research and close-knit teamwork that produced this paper brought us both joy and rewarding professional growth. By applying advanced experimental tools for three-dimensional microstructure characterization, this paper answered fundamental scientific questions that have important ramifications in industrial practice. Because we are all long-time TMS members, we understand this paper to reflect the strength of TMS in supporting unique industry-academia interactions that are critical to answering many of today’s most important questions.
- Other: "Effect of Microstructure on Cavitation during Hot Deformation of a Fine-Grained Aluminum-Magnesium Alloy as Revealed through Three-Dimensional Characterization"
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Niaz Abdolrahim -
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- Affiliation: Washington State University,
- Quote: “I am honored to be a recipient of the Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship and would like to take this opportunity to thank the selection committee for choosing me for this prestigious award. I appreciate their confidence in me and willingness to contribute to my future education. It is so gratifying to know that my hard work and efforts have been noticed and appreciated. These funds will help quite significantly with many of my ongoing research projects. Receiving this scholarship will help reduce my financial burdens and provide assistance for me as I continue pursuing my education.”
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Dmitri Nassyrov -
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- Affiliation: McGill University,
- Quote: “I would like to thank TMS for awarding me the Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship. TMS gave me the opportunity to always be aware of the latest news in the materials world thanks to JOM and the newsletter. I was also given the opportunity to learn and connect during the TMS annual meetings I have attended. Now, with this award, TMS alleviates my tuition fees and gives me the chance to attend yet another excellent conference. For all of this, I am very grateful to TMS.”
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Bhakta Rath - Details Not Available
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Markus Buehler -
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- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: I feel humbled and very honored to be selected for this extremely prestigious award. It is particularly meaningful since it is given by TMS, a society that I highly respect and value. As a proud member, I am looking forward to actively contributing to TMS and its goals in many ways in the future. I deeply appreciate the support from my nominators, and am immensely thankful to them for the mentoring they have provided over the years. Also, I am deeply grateful to my students and postdocs in my lab at MIT, whose dedication to materials science and hard work made this achievement possible.
- Citation: For innovative work in computational materials science of biological, bio-inspired and synthetic materials, focused on mechanical properties and in particular deformation and failure.
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Ray Peterson -
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- Affiliation: Aleris International Inc., Rockwood, Tennessee
- Citation: For outstanding service in expanding TMS's reach by working with other organizations and leadership in organizing multiple materials conferences.
- Other: Based on the personal and professional knowledge I have gained through my association with TMS along with the amount of enjoyment I have received working with the many interesting TMS members over the years, I almost feel I should be giving an award to TMS. It is a great honor to receive the Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award.
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Brimacombe Medalist
Ellen Cerreta -
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- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, New Mexico
- Quote: I joined TMS as a graduate student in 1997. For me, TMS has been a home not only for learning and sharing technical work but also for networking and mentoring., I have received technical direction through presenting work at TMS meetings. I have also had the opportunity to attend international meetings as well as establish collaborations that I value highly. These aspects of my experience with TMS, along with the many friendships that I have made as a result of my involvement in TMS, have had a huge impact on my research and my career.
- Citation: For elucidating microstructures and substractural evolution mechanisms for mechanical properties and damage processes in dynamically loaded metals, while providing sustained service to TMS.
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Brimacombe Medalist
Nikhilesh Chawla -
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- Affiliation: Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona
- Quote: It is a tremendous honor to accept the Brimacombe medal of TMS. Keith Brimacombe was a visionary metallurgist and teacher. To receive this award named after him is indeed humbling. TMS has been a part of my professional career since my undergraduate years. I’m truly thankful to the society and my colleagues for this award
- Citation: For distinguished contributions in the area of mechanical behavior and long-standing service to TMS and the Materials community.
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Brimacombe Medalist
Joy Forsmark -
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- Affiliation: Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, Michigan
- Quote: I am very honored to receive the Brimacombe Medalist Award for 2013. TMS has had a great influence on me throughout my career. I consider it to be my home society and the first choice for presentation of my research because TMS is at the forefront of many of the materials technologies I have interest in. TMS has helped further my professional growth through all the leadership opportunities I have been afforded throughout my association with this society. I am very grateful to have had the opportunity to work with such a wonderful society through interactions with its great staff and my fellow volunteers and I very much appreciate this recognition.
- Citation: For energetic and effective leadership within TMS and for development and implementation of advanced technologies for automotive castings.
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Brimacombe Medalist
Alan Luo -
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- Affiliation: General Motors Company, Warren, Michigan
- Quote: It’s a great honor to receive the prestigious Brimacombe Medalist Award from TMS. I am very grateful to TMS and many of my colleagues for recognizing my professional accomplishments and continuing service to TMS and the materials community. I have been attending TMS conferences for more than 20 years, and have benefited tremendously from my involvement with TMS. It’s truly rewarding!
- Citation: For his outstanding contributions to the research of lightweight magnesium and aluminum alloys from computational alloy design to automotive applications, and leadership in TMS services from technical committees, Light Metals Division, and TMS programming and publication committees.
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Sindo Kou -
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- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, Wisconsin
- Quote: I am grateful to the Bruce Chalmers Award nomination committee and TMS for recognizing my contributions to the science and technology of materials processing in the areas of welding, casting and semiconductor bulk crystal growth, which have focused on transport phenomena, solidification and defects. TMS is where metallurgical principles and their applications have always been pursued with much more enthusiasm and in much greater detail than any other professional societies that I am aware of. I am proud to be a TMS member.
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to materials processing in advancing the understanding and control of cracking, segregation, and transport phenomena during welding, casting, and crystal growth.
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Cyril Stanley Smith Award
Leonid Bendersky -
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- Affiliation: National Institute of Standards & Technology, Gaithersburg, Maryland
- Citation: For his use of transmission electron microscopy which unraveled complex and interwoven microstructural patterns of multiphase and multicomponent materials formed by solidification and solid state phase transformations.
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Julia Greer -
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- Affiliation: California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California
- Quote: To me, this award embodies the values of genuine scholarship and scientific pursuit – much like those of the TMS itself – which so perfectly resonate with my own. I have been an active member of the TMS since my graduate student days, and I still very much look forward to the conferences and to the meaningful interactions with colleagues and collaborators at those conferences. I am particularly delighted and honored to receive this recognition this year, when I am also leading the TMS’s Young Scientists Forum panel and when I get to represent the US in the Council on the Global Agenda. TMS is the one special society where being active and being genuinely involved gets rewarded by the awards such as this one.
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Educator Award
Marc Meyers -
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- Affiliation: University of California, La Jolla, CA
- Quote: This recognition is dear to my heart, since it captures 44 years of teaching at universities in Brazil, the US, Asia, and Europe. I am humbled to be named among such great educators. Teaching the young generations through classroom, laboratory, and field work has been the greatest source of accomplishment in my career. This award, coming from TMS, my primary society, is of immense significance to me.
- Citation: For his teaching of materials science and engineering to many thousands of students worldwide, and for his contributions to the field of mechanical behavior of materials.
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Donald Sadoway -
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- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: On winning this award: Validation of the work of my students and staff, gratitude to my sponsors, and honor to my institution. On TMS membership: A forum for interaction with people who share my scientific and technical interests.
- Other: "Towards Sustainable Metal Production by Molten Oxide Electrolysis"
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EPD Distinguished Service Award
Adam Powell -
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- Affiliation: Metal Oxygen Separation Technologies, Natick, MA
- Quote: It has been a pleasure to participate on the programming, publications, and most recently visions and goal-setting functions of TMS and EPD in particular. I was very pleasantly surprised when Energy Committee chair, Cindy Belt, nominated me for this award. With so many people doing so much to advance the goals of TMS, it is even more pleasantly surprising to be selected for this award. I am truly honored.
- Citation: For outstanding service to the Extraction & Processing Division and technical leadership in the field.
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EPD Scholarship
Jordan Rutledge -
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- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines,
- Quote: “Material Advantage as a whole has allowed me to explore the options within a very distinct study. Our world, specifically the materials and metallurgical sciences, is small. Making connections to industry and researchers through Material Advantage has been an amazing journey. The Extraction & Processing Division scholarship is more than just a simple monetary award. It creates an opportunity for me, and the other students who have received it, to have the world open up. An award like this allows me to go to graduate school, whether or not it is fully funded. This means that I have the potential to study abroad, outside of the United States, and bring back the knowledge from other areas of the world.”
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EPD Science Award
Peter Hayes -
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- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
- Quote: I greatly value the recognition provided by the TMS Science Award since it reflects a judgment by my peers as to the value of my contribution to the fundamental science underpinning metallurgical systems. This is the third time I have received this honor for publications appearing in Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, which I regard as the leading journal in my field. I sincerely hope that my ideas and work will stand the test of time and will prove useful to those who follow with further investigations of these systems.
- Citation: For providing a unique approach to analyze the interface stability and morphology during gaseous reduction of metal oxides which are extremely important for kinetics analysis/modeling applications.
- Other: "Stability Criteria for Product Microstructures Formed on Gaseous Reduction of Solid Metal Oxides"
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EPD Technology Award
Michael Gross -
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- Affiliation: Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA
- Citation: This award reinforces the idea that undergraduate students can successfully contribute to quality research at a high level. I am proud of them.
- Other: “Sodium Borohydride Reduction of Aqueous Silver-Iron-Nickel Solutions: a Chemical Route to Synthesis of Low Thermal Expansion–High Conductivity Ag-Invar Alloys”
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EPD Technology Award
Lauren Hafford -
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- Affiliation: Vestas, Ft. Collins, CO
- Quote: I’m really pleased that the work we did has been impactful for someone. When we got the results, we found that it wasn’t quite what we wanted, for the proposed application. However, I’m happy that our methods or results were found to be useful in another application
- Other: “Sodium Borohydride Reduction of Aqueous Silver-Iron-Nickel Solutions: a Chemical Route to Synthesis of Low Thermal Expansion–High Conductivity Ag-Invar Alloys”
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EPD Technology Award
Elizabeth Sterling -
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- Affiliation: University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada
- Quote: As a young researcher, it is easy to find yourself intimidated when publishing work in a field full of such distinguished researchers. Recognition of our work through this award has shown me that despite being young, we can still make contributions to our field. TMS's effort to include and foster young researchers have been a great boon in laughing our careers in research, for which we are truly grateful.
- Other: “Sodium Borohydride Reduction of Aqueous Silver-Iron-Nickel Solutions: a Chemical Route to Synthesis of Low Thermal Expansion–High Conductivity Ag-Invar Alloys”
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EPD Technology Award
Jonathan Stolk -
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- Affiliation: Olin College of Engineering, Needham, MA
- Quote: It is quite an honor for me to receive this TMS Extraction and Processing Division Technology award. For me, the greatest value in this award lies in its impact on the next generation of materials engineers. Although I set the original research direction for the silver-invar project, the experimentation and analyses were conducted entirely by undergraduate engineering students at Bucknell University and Olin College. This to me demonstrates the potential for undergraduates to conduct high-level technical research when they are provided with a supportive environment. Mike Gross started the silver-Invar work at Bucknell, while he was only a first-year engineering student. Beth Sterling, the first author on this paper, was an undergraduate student at Olin College of Engineering while she continued and completed the work that Mike Gross started. Beth’s engagement in materials research had an enormous positive impact on her undergraduate experience at Olin, and it helped to shape her choice in major and her career path. Now a PhD student in materials science at the University of British Columbia, Beth will soon be leading new research efforts in materials science.
- Other: “Sodium Borohydride Reduction of Aqueous Silver-Iron-Nickel Solutions: a Chemical Route to Synthesis of Low Thermal Expansion–High Conductivity Ag-Invar Alloys”
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Jan deBakker -
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- Title: Metallurgist
- Affiliation: BBA Inc, Montreal, QC, Canada
- Quote: I am very pleased to be a recipient of the 2013 TMS Young Leaders Award. This ward will give me the opportunity to travel to the conference in 2013 and 2014, participate in committee meetings, and present some of my research results. I anticipate trading ideas and experiences with other professionals in the field of extractive metallurgy. And not least, I look forward to learning at the many technical sessions at the TMS conference.
- Other: I am very pleased to be a recipient of the 2013 TMS Young Leaders Professional Development Award. This award will give me the opportunity to travel to the Annual Meeting in 2013 and 2014, participate in committee meetings, and present some of my research results. I anticipate trading ideas and experiences with other professionals in the field of extractive metallurgy. And not least, I look forward to learning at the many technical sessions at the TMS conference.
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Hojong Kim -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: TMS is one of the most critical meetings in my career as a materials scientist and will be a prime conference to attend. My career in the field of metal extraction and process industry inspired me to participate in TMS meetings. I believe that the Young Leader Professional Award will improve my leadership skills and enlarge networking with professional by helping organize TMS meetings.
- Other: The TMS Annual Meeting is one of the most critical meetings in my career as a materials scientist and will be a prime conference to attend. My career in the field of metal extraction and process industry inspired me to participate in TMS meetings. I believe that the Young Leaders Professional Development Award will improve my leadership skills and braoden my network with other professionals by helping organize TMS meetings.
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Jonghyun Lee -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Associate
- Affiliation: Tufts University, Medford, MA
- Quote: First of all, I would like to thank TMS for choosing me as one of the recipients of this award. The Young Leader Professional Award means a lot to me. Every time I attended TMS annual meeting, I thought about serving TMS but did not know how to do it. Now that I feel I become a real part of TMS and I know how to contribute to the betterment of TMS. I strongly believe that the privileges which comes along with this award will definitely benefit my career. I will do my best serving TMS by proactively fulfilling my responsibilities. Thank you.
- Other: First of all, I would like to thank TMS for choosing me as one of the recipients of this award. The Young Leaders Professional Development Award means a lot to me. Every time I attended a TMS Annual Meeting, I thought about serving TMS but did not know how to do it. Now that I feel that I have become a real part of TMS and I know how to contribute to the betterment of TMS. I strongly believe that the privileges that come along with this award will definitely benefit my career. I will do my best serving TMS by proactively fulfilling my responsibilities. Thank you.
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Thomas Wynn -
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- Title: Research Technologist
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: TMS has done more for me than provide a forum for sharing and discussion of advances in materials science. It has boosted my development as a professional through its various networking activities. I have learned through my experiences in the organization that the responsibilities of maintaining and improving TMS lies in the hands of the member body. This award provides the means to become a more active participant of the society.
- Other: TMS has done more for me than provide a forum for sharing and discusing advances in materials science. It has boosted my development as a professional through its various networking activities. I have learned through my experiences in the organization that the responsibilities of maintaining and improving TMS lies in the hands of the member body. This award provides the means to become a more active participant of the society.
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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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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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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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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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FMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Mark Asta -
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- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, CA
- Citation: For his pioneering use of atomistic simulation to understand thermodynamics, kinetics, and phase equilibria in materials
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FMD Distinguished Service Award
Jeff Hoyt -
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- Affiliation: McMaster University, Hamilton, ON Canada
- Quote: To be recognized by my colleagues as the recipient of the TMS-EMPMD Distinguished Service Award is truly an honor. TMS and EMPMD are recognized worldwide as the leader in providing an ideal forum for the exchange of ideas and publicizing exciting new developments in the field of Materials Science. I feel fortunate that I have been able to contribute to its continuing success.
- Citation: For his continued and outstanding service to TMS. He sets an excellent example for all TMS volunteers by serving willingly, frequently, and with great humor and attitude.
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Samuel Miller -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Alfred University, Niagara Falls, NY
- Quote: For me, Material Advantage is a way to connect with individuals on campus who are interested in glass and ceramics in both a professional and creative ways. Through events at Alfred we are able to bring and better understanding of what engineers do and how materials effect everyone’s lives. MA is also a great way to connect with professional engineers and students at different universities at national events such as MS&T. I’ve enjoyed the relationships I’ve built and the different aspects of my education Material Advantage has helped me to strengthen.
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Stephen Bedell -
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- Affiliation: IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, NY
- Other: "Low Temperature Epitaxy of Compressively Strained Silicon Directly on Silicon Substrates"
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Bahman Hekmatshoar -
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- Affiliation: IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, NY
- Other: "Low Temperature Epitaxy of Compressively Strained Silicon Directly on Silicon Substrates"
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Marco Hopstaken -
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- Affiliation: IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, NY
- Other: "Low Temperature Epitaxy of Compressively Strained Silicon Directly on Silicon Substrates"
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Devendra Sadana -
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- Affiliation: IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, NY
- Other: "Low Temperature Epitaxy of Compressively Strained Silicon Directly on Silicon Substrates"
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Davood Sharhrjerdi -
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- Affiliation: IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, NY
- Quote: I would like to thank TMS for selecting our paper for this prestigious award. TMS has always been a leading organization promoting advancement in the filed of materials science. The recognition of our work by TMS is a source of great encouragement to continue our endeavors towards excellence in research. It is a tremendous honor for me to accept this award on behalf of my colleagues who have contributed in this work.
- Other: "Low Temperature Epitaxy of Compressively Strained Silicon Directly on Silicon Substrates"
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FMD John Bardeen Award
King-Ning Tu -
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- Affiliation: University of California, Los Angeles, CA
- Quote: I am delighted to have been chosen for the 2013 John Bardeen award, and it is a great honor to me. I teach a course on diffusion at UCLA. On vacancy mechanism of diffusion, there is a correlation factor introduced by Bardeen to modify random walk due to reverse jumps. When Bardeen co-invented transistor, he understood the importance of dopant diffusion in p-n junction formation and in turn the importance of materials science and engineering in microelectronics. I would like to encourage out students to work on electronic, magnetic, and photonic materials.
- Citation: For his seminal scientific accomplishment on the metallization of semiconductors and his noteworthy contribution in electronic packaging and the reliability of electronic devices
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Sarbajit Banerjee -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: State University of New York,
- Quote: I am absolutely delighted to be awarded this recognition and by what it means for my research group and the materials community in Buffalo. The Young Leader Award will be a shot in the arm for our nascent graduate program in Materials Science and Engineering at the University at Buffalo, and will further provide impetus to our efforts at establishing a vigorous community of academic and industrial researchers alike that are interested in furthering advanced materials manufacturing in the region. I am most grateful to TMS for providing me an opportunity to increase our engagement with the worldwide community of materials, minerals, and metals professionals. I will strive hard to ensure that TMS remains a welcoming place for researchers and practitioners from a wide variety of professional and disciplinary backgrounds and to represent young researchers that are the future of the professional community
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
David Mitlin -
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- Title: Professor and Principal Research Officer
- Affiliation: University of Alberta/NINT NRC,
- Quote: TMS has been my primary home society since I was an undergraduate performing research on creep of Pb-free solders in Bob Messler's RPI laboratory. In fact my first entry into the world of academic publishing was in the society's journal Metallurgical Transactions. I feel very fortunate to receive the Young Leader Professional Development Award, and hope to further strengthen and expand my involvement with TMS as a result of the positive interactions that this recognition brings.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Yue Qi -
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- Title: Staff Research Scientist
- Affiliation: General Motors,
- Quote: Its a great honor to receive the 2013 TMS EMPMD Young Leader Professional Development Award. The travel support will allow me to attend my first TMS meeting ever. I am very excited to go and give an invited talk in the symposium on Mesoscale Computational Materials Science of Energy Materials. More importantly, I will learn the procedures to get involved in TMS. I will try to find the opportunities and team up with other researchers to make our contribution to EMPMD and TMS. Among various societies I have been to, TMS is the only one teaching young professional about leadership skills. Thanks TMS.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Guang Sheng -
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- Title: Principal Research Scientist
- Affiliation: Scientific Forming Technology Corp,
- Quote: It is my great honor to receive the TMS Young Leader Professional Development Award from EMPMD. This award provides me an exciting opportunity to enhance future professional growth as a Materials Scientist. I am looking forward to participating in committee meetings and a wide variety of social function events at TMS 2013 meeting in San Antonio, as well as the future involvement in both the technical programming and business development activities of TMS.
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Horst Hahn -
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- Affiliation: Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen, Germany
- Quote: I see the reward as a recognition of my long-term research in the field of nanomaterials, which I started when working in the US for 8 years. I was always glad to see that our original research at Argonne National Lab, University of Illinois, and Rutgers University spread throughout many research institutions in the US and other countries. The prestigious award recognizes these efforts which led to many basic research projects and also to commercialization. As a recipient of the Robert Franklin Mehl Award from a foreign country, I feel honored that our research in the field of nanomaterials is recognized.
- Citation: State of the art development of the science and technology of nanostructured metals and non-metals and successful transfer to industrial use both in North America and Europe.
- Other: "Tunable Nanostructures and Printed Electronics"
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
David Crudden -
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- Affiliation: University of California Santa Barbara,
- Quote: I am grateful to be receiving the Superalloys Scholarship award, and would like to thank TMS and Material Advantage for providing the scholarship and selecting me as one of the recipients. The award has allowed me to look back on my experience thus far in the superalloys community and consider my future direction. It provides a renewed vigor to continue my studies and further contribute to the field. Receiving the award has capped off an incredible first two years of my graduate studies at the University of California Santa Barbara, and I hope to be able to continue with a steadfast work ethic.”
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Timothy Montalbano -
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- Affiliation: University of Florida,
- Quote: Material Advantage membership provides me with vast networking and professional development opportunities, as well as the ability to attend conferences and expand the scope of my academic knowledge. This award provides me with a sense of recognition and affirmation concerning my doctoral research, which I feel is invaluable.”
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
Bradley Potter -
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- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University,
- Quote: “It is a great honor to receive this award. The recognition from a respected society like TMS is an encouraging boost as I prepare for my career in materials science, and the award will really help me finish my academic career in good financial standing. Thank you to all who helped make this award a possibility and to those who helped me get here, especially my advisor, Dr. John Lewandowski.”
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Leadership Award
Julie Christodoulou -
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- Affiliation: US Office of Naval Research, Arlington, VA
- Citation: For an exceptionally talented and accomplished national and international leader.
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Light Metals Award
Vladislav Gorbunov -
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- Affiliation: National University of Science & Technology, Moscow, Russia
- Other: "Directions for Large Scale Utilization of Bauxite Residue"
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Light Metals Award
Gennadiy Klimentenok -
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- Affiliation: UC RUSAL Engineering and Technology Center, St. Petersburg, Russia
- Other: "Directions for Large Scale Utilization of Bauxite Residue"
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Light Metals Award
Andrey Panov -
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- Affiliation: UC RUSAL Engineering and Technology Center, St. Petersburg, Russia
- Quote: TMS is an excellent platform for education, professional growth, sharing of scientific and technical ideas, networking and coordinating individual efforts to address actual industry problems. If such events would not be there, the progress in the industry would not be the same. Every time I participate in TMS, I return back with new ideas and take an inspiration from the directions explored at the meetings. It is a great honor to receive the 2012 Light Metals Award for our paper which is based on work of many of my colleagues and summarizes most actual future research and application directions. If industry will take such joint effort it will bring us closer to practical solution of the red mud problem. It gives me confidence that this authors' and TMS' efforts will be worthwhile.
- Other: "Directions for Large Scale Utilization of Bauxite Residue"
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Light Metals Award
Gennady Podgorodetsky -
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- Affiliation: National University of Science & Technology, Moscow, Russia
- Other: "Directions for Large Scale Utilization of Bauxite Residue"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Ingo Eick -
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- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminium Deutschland, Neuss, Germany
- Other: "Anodic Bubble Behavior in Hall-Heroult Cells"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Kristian Einarsrud -
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- Affiliation: SINTEF Materials and Chemistry, Trondheim, Norway
- Quote: It is a great honor for me to win this award and to receive this acknowledgement for the hard work laid down during my recent PhD studies. Winning this award is truly an extra motivator for my future research career. The TMS Annual Meeting has been the main drive for me being a member of TMS. As a junior researcher, this event has been an excellent forum for meeting future collaborators and to find inspiration for new projects. Furthermore, the close relation to the industry allows me to focus my research towards real and applied challenges.
- Other: "Anodic Bubble Behavior in Hall-Heroult Cells"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Stein Johansen -
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- Affiliation: SINTEF Materials and Chemistry, Trondheim, Norway
- Quote: The award is important as an encouragement for all of us to contribute to our scientific community. The award is warming and stimulates further contributions. We feel that the work we have been doing has been seen by colleagues. It feels good that TMS is rewarding scientific quality and not commercial activities.
- Other: "Anodic Bubble Behavior in Hall-Heroult Cells"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Barry Sadler -
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- Affiliation: Net Carbon Consulting Pty Ltd, Kangaroo Ground, VIC, Australia
- Quote: Membership of the TMS and specifically attendance at the annual meeting is an opportunity to network with colleagues from across the globe and a once a year chance to cement friendships that have been fostered over many years. I believe that recognition from peers and colleagues is the most meaningful you can get - the "2012 TMS Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production" is this type of professional recognition and hence I value it enormously.
- Other: "Diagnosing Anode Quality Problems Using Optical Macroscopy"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Malcolm Couper -
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- Affiliation: Monash University, Clayton, VIC, Australia
- Quote: The award to me recognizes the successful collaboration between industry and research providers to investigate aluminium casting technology over a number of years. The significant outcomes have been put into practice and now the research results are being shared at TMS - a definite win-win.
- Other: "Chemical Additions to Reduce Hot Tearing in the Cast House"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Mark Easton -
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- Affiliation: Monash University, Clayton, VIC, Australia
- Quote: This award represents many years of hard work at the CAST Cooperative Research Center. We are very grateful to our industry partners Pacific Aluminium and Rio tint Alcan along with the Australian government for supporting this work. I value my TMS membership highly as it connects me to the world of materials engineering. The TMS Annual Meeting is always a highlight. Hence, the team is very grateful for the award.
- Other: "Chemical Additions to Reduce Hot Tearing in the Cast House"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Nick Parson -
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- Affiliation: Rio Tinto Alcan, Jonquiere, Canada
- Other: "Chemical Additions to Reduce Hot Tearing in the Cast House"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Lisa Sweet -
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- Affiliation: CAST Co-operative Research Ctr, Clayton, VIC, Australia
- Quote: The TMS Light Metals Proceedings have been a wonderful resource for me to learn about new research in the field of casting and solidification. While I have not had the pleasure of attending TMS, I am always keen to discuss the latest developments with my colleagues who have been present and to scour through the proceedings. I am delighted that my co-authors and I have received this award and I hope that the cast house community can benefit from the work we have published.
- Other: "Chemical Additions to Reduce Hot Tearing in the Cast House"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
John Taylor -
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- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
- Other: "Chemical Additions to Reduce Hot Tearing in the Cast House"
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Jomar Thonstad -
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- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science & Technology, Heimdal, Norway
- Citation: For his distinguished service to the technical community and to aluminum reduction technology
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Mansoor Barati -
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- Affiliation: University of Toronto, Toronto, ON Canada
- Quote: TMS has been an excellent facilitator for me to meet new people, catch up with old friends, and follow the trends of the industry and scientific research. Returning home from TMS each year, I feel refreshed, more connected to the Materials community, and having a few more ideas to advance my research. My co-authors and I are honored and proud to receive this JOM Best Paper Award. It is very rewarding to learn that your work has an impact and is received well by the broad community.
- Other: "High-Temperature Refining of Metallurgical-Grade Silicon: A Review"
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Murray Johnston -
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- Affiliation: University of Toronto, Toronto, ON Canada
- Quote: It means a lot to win this award since It was a joint effort between several members of our research group, all of whom have been working on methods of refining silicon. To be recognized for our efforts by a respected organization such as TMS is a great honor. I am pleased to accept.
- Other: "High-Temperature Refining of Metallurgical-Grade Silicon: A Review"
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Leili Khajavi -
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- Affiliation: University of Toronto, Toronto, ON Canada
- Quote: I want to thank TMS Light Metals Division for acknowledging our work. Winning this prize is a great encouragement and it obviously means a lot.
- Other: "High-Temperature Refining of Metallurgical-Grade Silicon: A Review"
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Mark Li -
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- Affiliation: University of Toronto, Toronto, ON Canada
- Quote: It is an honor to receive the JOM Best Paper Award for the Light Metals Division since the award has been granted to many outstanding researchers in recognition of their distinguished contributions. This JOM Best Paper Award is quite special and means very much to me. It gives me great encouragement for continuing research in the field of silicon production technology as a young metallurgist.
- Other: "High-Temperature Refining of Metallurgical-Grade Silicon: A Review"
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Samira Sokhanvaran -
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- Affiliation: University of Toronto, Toronto, ON Canada
- Quote: I would like to express my deepest gratitude to you and the committee for selecting me as a recipient of this award. The award is a great honor and I really appreciate your recognition of my achievements.
- Other: "High-Temperature Refining of Metallurgical-Grade Silicon: A Review"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Enrique Lavernia -
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- Affiliation: University of California, Davis, CA
- Other: "Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Nanocrystalline Pure Mg via Cryomilling, Spark Plasma Sintering and Extrusion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Suveen Mathaudhu -
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- Affiliation: US Army Research Office, Research Triangle Park, NC
- Other: "Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Nanocrystalline Pure Mg via Cryomilling, Spark Plasma Sintering and Extrusion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Troy Topping -
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- Affiliation: University of California, Davis, CA
- Other: "Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Nanocrystalline Pure Mg via Cryomilling, Spark Plasma Sintering and Extrusion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Yuhong Xiong -
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- Affiliation: Seagate Technology, Bloomington, MN
- Other: "Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Nanocrystalline Pure Mg via Cryomilling, Spark Plasma Sintering and Extrusion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Baolong Zheng -
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- Affiliation: University of California, Davis, CA
- Quote: I am honored to have been selected for this award by TMS, a prestigious organization, and grateful to my advisor, Prof. Enrique J. Lavernia, for his intellectually stimulating and outstanding guidance. This award encourages me to continue to strive for excellence in my professional pursuits. The conferences and journals sponsored by TMS keep me informed of the state of the art in the field of metallurgy and materials science and engineering. TMS is also a great way to meet experts, network with past colleagues, and make new friends in my field.
- Other: "Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Nanocrystalline Pure Mg via Cryomilling, Spark Plasma Sintering and Extrusion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Yizhang Zhou -
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- Affiliation: University of California, Davis, CA
- Other: "Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Nanocrystalline Pure Mg via Cryomilling, Spark Plasma Sintering and Extrusion"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Srinivasan Chandrasekar -
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- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Other: "Non-Basal Textures in Magnesium Alloy Strips by Extrusion-Machining"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Mert Efe -
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- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Other: "Non-Basal Textures in Magnesium Alloy Strips by Extrusion-Machining"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Wilfredo Moscoso -
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- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Other: "Non-Basal Textures in Magnesium Alloy Strips by Extrusion-Machining"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Dinakar Sagapuram -
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- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Quote: It has been an exciting experience working on magnesium deformation processing. This TMS award means peer recognition of our work at Purdue University's Schools of Materials Engineering and Industrial Engineering.
- Other: "Non-Basal Textures in Magnesium Alloy Strips by Extrusion-Machining"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Kevin Trumble -
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- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Other: "Non-Basal Textures in Magnesium Alloy Strips by Extrusion-Machining"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Fabrizio D'Errico -
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- Affiliation: Politecnico Di Milano, Milan, Italy
- Quote: Being aware of the real potentials that materials have today to push and speed-up reconversion processes of today's fossil-fuel economy to most sustainable ones, and being committed, as we can, to support materials and cross-cutting research fields for opening new potential models of new potential job opportunities in the green early market, this award makes us push forward with enthusiasm.
- Other: "High-Capacity Hydrogen-Based Green-Energy Storage Solutions for the Grid Balancing"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Adamo Screnci -
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- Affiliation: Mc Phy Energy SA, La Motte-Fanjas, France
- Quote: It is great news for McPhy to be nominated for this award. It rewards the hard job made by McPhy to success into the industrialization of Magnesium hydride used as hydrogen storage. We have spent more than 10 years of R&D together with French national R&D institutes (CNRS and CEA) to come up with innovative solutions for storing hydrogen for industry and energy market. We hope that this award will improve our reputation and fasten our business development.
- Other: "High-Capacity Hydrogen-Based Green-Energy Storage Solutions for the Grid Balancing"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Kazuhiro Hono -
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- Affiliation: National Institute for Materials Science, Ibaraki, Japan
- Other: "Age Hardening Behavior of Mg-1.2Sn-1.7Zn Alloy Containing Al"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Tadakatsu Ohkubo -
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- Affiliation: National Institute for Materials Science, Ibaraki, Japan
- Other: "Age Hardening Behavior of Mg-1.2Sn-1.7Zn Alloy Containing Al"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Taisuke Sasaki -
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- Affiliation: National Institute for Materials Science, Ibaraki, Japan
- Quote: It is our honor to receive this award. TMS provides a great opportunity to interact with many researchers from all over the world. We thank TMS and the Magnesium Organizers for this award.
- Other: "Age Hardening Behavior of Mg-1.2Sn-1.7Zn Alloy Containing Al"
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LMD Scholarship
Rodney Jones -
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- Affiliation: Ohio State University,
- Quote: “I feel incredibly honored to have been selected for the Light Metals Division Scholarship. It is a very exciting experience to have been recognized by a national materials organization for my academic merits. My last year of undergrad will be much more manageable and stress-free now that financial weight has been lifted. Because of this, more of my time can be spent in search of graduate programs and furthering my educational goals. More than just this, I look forward to a long relationship with the members of TMS, especially those of the Light Metals Division.”
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LMD Scholarship
Marissa Lafata -
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- Affiliation: University of Michigan,
- Quote: “This award is helpful in several ways. It will greatly help with the costs of tuition and will be beneficial academically and professionally. It motivates me to achieve a deeper understanding of my project and to obtain more information and results that I can present to others. Similarly, a Material Advantage membership puts me in contact with others who are completing interesting projects in a wide variety of materials-related fields.”
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LMD Scholarship
Aeriel Murphy -
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- Affiliation: University of Alabama,
- Quote: “Being a member of Material Advantage has been very rewarding. I have been able to make connections with various professors and people from industry. I have also been exposed to many wonderful opportunities, such as student competitions and scholarships. I am thankful for winning the Light Metals Division Scholarship Award. It is an honor to be recognized for your hard work and accomplishments as a college student.”
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LMD Technology Award
Dmitry Eskin -
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- Affiliation: Brunel University, Uxbridge, Middlesex, Great Britain
- Quote: It is a great honor for me to be a recipient of the TMS Light Metals Technology Award. TMS gives the unique opportunity to communicate the results of the research to a large and dedicated community of scientists, engineers and industrialists. I have been active as a TMS member since 2000 participating in TMS annual meeting and other conferences as well as publishing my results in journals and proceedings sponsored by TMS. I have a very satisfying feeling, receiving this award, that my research is recognized and well received by the light metals community.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Shib Meher -
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- Title: Chemist
- Affiliation: National Aluminium Company Ltd, Koraput, India
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Leon Prentice -
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- Title: Senior Research Engineer
- Affiliation: CSIRO Process Science and Engineering, North Melbourne, VIC, Australia
- Quote: This award is a great encouragement and honor. I look forward to strengthening and deepening my involvement with the Light Metals Division, which I have observed and to which I have contributed for a few years now. I'm excited about TMS 2013 and its opportunities for networking, collaboration, and learning.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
James Saal -
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- Title: Post Doc Fellow
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
- Quote: I feel very honored to receive this ward and accept the responsibility it entails: becoming a future leader in our field.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Kiran Solanki -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
- Quote: I am very much honored with this award and see it as a great recognition and encouragement for the junior faculty member. I am very pleased to be a member of TMS and the annual meeting is very special because it provides a perfect platform to present our research work and gives us the opportunity to meet and interact with colleagues from across the world. I would also like to thank TMS, the Light Metals Division, and the selection committee for this award.
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Cynthia Belt -
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- Affiliation: Consultant, Pensacola, FL
- Quote: Cool. Very cool!
- Other: "Energy Opportunities in the Aluminum Processing Industry”
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Divakar Mantha -
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- Affiliation: US Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, CO
- Quote: I am very happy to be a recipient of the 2012 TMS Light Metals Division - Energy Best Student Paper Award. It is highly rewarding to be recognized by the scientific community for my work on development of novel eutectic molten salt mixture for parabolic trough solar power generation. I had been a TMS member for a long time and associated myself with TMS publications in various fields of research.
- Other: "High Thermal Energy Storage Density LiNO3-NaNO3-KNO3-KNO2 Quaternary Molten Salts for Parabolic Trough Solar Power Generation"
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Ramana Reddy -
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- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Quote: I am very honored to receive this Energy best paper award along with my co-authors. TMS is one of the best materials societies in the world. I am very proud to be a member of this society.
- Other: "High Thermal Energy Storage Density LiNO3-NaNO3-KNO3-KNO2 Quaternary Molten Salts for Parabolic Trough Solar Power Generation"
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Tao Wang -
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- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Quote: TMS is one of the best materials societies in the world, it provides a great opportunity to discuss and exchange ideas with other material scientists. I am very proud to be a member of this society. It is my great honor to receive this Energy best paper award along with my co-authors. This award encourages me to work even harder in my future career.
- Other: "High Thermal Energy Storage Density LiNO3-NaNO3-KNO3-KNO2 Quaternary Molten Salts for Parabolic Trough Solar Power Generation"
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Tracey Brommer -
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- Affiliation: PA Consulting, Medford, MA
- Other: "Advantages of Integrated and Long Term Aluminum Recycling Batch Planning in a Constrained Secondary Material Market 307"
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Britt Gihleengen -
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- Affiliation: Scandpower, Kjeller, Norway
- Other: "Advantages of Integrated and Long Term Aluminum Recycling Batch Planning in a Constrained Secondary Material Market 307"
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Randolph Kirchain -
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- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: TMS Membership has enabled our research group to collaborate and engage with a broad range of experts within the materials community. With the support of TMS, we have been able to establish a strong community around investigating materials sustainability which enriches our own individual research programs. We are honored to received this award as the investigation that lead to this paper is based on important collaboration between university and industry around improving aluminum recycling. The collaboration has been fostered in part by the opportunity to connect at TMS meetings throughout the years.
- Other: "Advantages of Integrated and Long Term Aluminum Recycling Batch Planning in a Constrained Secondary Material Market 307"
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Elsa Olivetti -
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- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Other: "Advantages of Integrated and Long Term Aluminum Recycling Batch Planning in a Constrained Secondary Material Market 307"
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Morris Cohen Award
Gregory Olson -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
- Quote: It is a very special and personal privilege to accept this award honoring the Giant on whose shoulders I stand.
- Citation: For a long and highly successful collaboration with Morris Cohen and for carrying the torch to new heights of computer added design of materials.
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MPMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Thomas Bieler -
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- Affiliation: Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI
- Quote: This award strongly reflects these community building dynamics, and clearly many others have a large part of the success that these awards represent. I am especially grateful to the dozen or so close collaborators and grad students with skills different from mine, which we have been able to leverage together to discover many interesting physical metallurgy mechanisms and related phenomena.
- 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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MPMD Distinguished Service Award
Thomas Bieler -
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- Affiliation: Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI
- Quote: TMS membership has been a very important part of my professional life and success. I have greatly appreciated the chance to participate in programming and the opportunities to meet and get to know others doing related work. I believe that being active in programming is a win-win opportunity for younger scientists and TMS, as this brings young energy into a mentored setting that builds relationships of mutual respect, synergy, and leadership skill development.
- Citation: For distinguished services as evidences by exceptional contributions to the MPMD Council and numerous TMS committees and the organization of many outstanding topical symposia.
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MPMD Scholarship
Veronica Perez -
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- Affiliation: Washington State University,
- Quote: “Having the opportunity of traveling across the nation to hear first-hand about the most innovative type of materials science and engineering research is fantastic, and only possible with these types of awards. Yes, we are receiving money, but along with it we receive the greater experience of meeting fellow undergrads and researchers who might have the same interest as us. This award is much more than money, and along with being a member of Material Advantage, enhances my experience as an undergrad. I will definitely keep my membership going for a long time due to all the benefits and outreach possibilities it provides. Thank you.”
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MPMD Scholarship
Bradley Williams -
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- Affiliation: Iowa State University,
- Quote: “I am honored and grateful to accept the 2012-2013 TMS Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division Scholarship. This scholarship will allow me to finish my bachelor’s degree in materials engineering with a minor in entrepreneurial studies at Iowa State University in May. My Material Advantage membership has given me the opportunity to network with industry professionals at the Columbus, Ohio 2011 MS&T conference, secure an internship this summer at Owens Corning, and visit the U.S. capital during Congressional Visit Days 2012. I want to sincerely thank all the industry sponsors, TMS staff, and Material Advantage professional members for their support.”
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Justin Crapps -
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- Title: Research Engineer
- Affiliation: ExxonMobil, Houston, TX
- Quote: This Young Leaders Award is a great honor and presents a tremendous opportunity for me to learn more about TMS, more professional contacts, and serve my professional community. My TMS membership provides me with tremendous opportunities for collaboration with other researchers in academia and industry to better understand and solve tough materials problems.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Remi Dingreville -
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- Title: Principal Member of the Technical Staff
- Affiliation: Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM
- Quote: TMS, through its proposed professional activities and conferences, enables me to make professional contacts and exchange scientific ideas with colleagues from all over the world. It therefore represents the perfect and unique platform to help me grow in my professional career and reach my professional goals. To receive such an award is an honor for me and Sandia Nation Labs and I can think of no better or more rewarding way to utilize what TMS already gave me to shape my own career than in the service of this professional organization. I look forward to playing an active role in TMS and help other scientists further their careers through this society.
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2013
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Jun Lou -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Rice University, Houston, TX
- Quote: It is a great honor for me to receive the 2013 TMS MPMD Young Leader Professional Development award. It will undoubtedly provide me with great opportunities to get fully engaged with my TMS responsibilities and commitments, including committee services, symposium organizations, and student recruitments.
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2013
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Jian Wang -
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- Title: Technical Staff Member
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Lab, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: Thanks to the award committee for rewarding me with this award. Since I joined TMS as a young member, I have participated in several symposia. From these services, I really benefited at several aspects, including knowing and communicating with other members, grasping the current research progress in many fields, and making career networks with international/national scientists. I am glad to accept this award, and believe this will continuously encourage me to participate in all TMS activities. I would like to make more efforts in TMS.
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2013
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Timothy Weihs -
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- Affiliation: Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
- Quote: I am thrilled to receive the 2013 TMS Application to Practice Award. As a materials scientist and engineer, I strive to understand both the scientific issues that control the behavior of materials and the more practical issue that control its use and implementation. Thus, I feel particularly honored to receive this award. I also feel lucky to be part of the TMS community. TMS offers an ability to explores both ends of the materials development process, the science and the application, thereby offering a valuable service to its members. I look forward to celebrating with the other award recipients at the annual meeting.
- Citation: For commercializing reactive multilayer foils with requisite scientific understanding, innovation and sustainable economics, and for inspiring the next generation of entrepreneurs.
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2013
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Shri Ram Arora Award
Sumit Goenka -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Quote: Sri Ram Arora recognizes young researchers in the field of materials science and engineering. Receiving this prestigious award and attending TMS 2013 provides me a platform to interact with researchers and people working in similar areas. This is a great opportunity for me to expand my knowledge and collaborate with faculties having similar interests. As a TMS student member, I not only get to apply for various scholarships and awards, but also expose me to the industry-institute interaction.
- Other: “Antibacterial nanosized silver substituted hydroxyapatite with enhanced mechanical properties”
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2013
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Carlos Tome -
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- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: On a personal basis this Award is an honor, considering the prestige and recognition of TMS and its Structural Materials Division Committee. The favorable judgment of my peers is a reassurance of being on the right track as far as identifying and pursuing research issues of relevance. On a scientific basis, the Award recognizes ‘an individual who has made long lasting contributions to the fundamental understanding of microstructure, properties and performance of structural materials’. Here I would like to acknowledge that such contributions are not purely individual, and they would not have been possible without the synergy provided by a large and talented group of collaborators and post-docs, the financial support from Office of Basic Energy Science for the past 9 years, and the unique mix of expertise and facilities provided by Los Alamos National Laboratory. To all of them and to TMS, thanks.
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to the field of microstructure/property relationship of crystalline materials
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2013
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
David Bahr -
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- Affiliation: Purdue University, Pullman, WA
- Quote: I am honored to be recognized by my peers and colleagues within TMS. I appreciate the time and effort all the volunteers put into TMS, and to be noted for distinguished service by this group of dedicated individuals is very humbling. TMS has provided a voice for the materials field, a place to share ideas with colleagues at meetings, and support for the next generation of engineers and scientists through extensive student programs, and I am glad to have been able to participate in programming and editorial activities highlighting the mechanical behavior of materials. Thank you.
- Citation: In honor of his contributions to the Structural Materials Division of TMS.
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2013
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Markus Buehler -
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- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: It is a tremendous honor to receive this award from the TMS Structural Materials Division. I am extremely grateful for this recognition and very deeply humbled. I thank my teachers and mentors, and in particular everyone in my research group at MIT for their hard work in the exploration of the world of structural biological materials. I wish that our work stimulates further research into structural materials in biology for a new generations of researchers.
- Other: "A Materiomics Approach to Spider Silk: Protein Molecules to Webs"
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2013
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Anna Tarakanova -
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- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Other: "A Materiomics Approach to Spider Silk: Protein Molecules to Webs"
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SMD Scholarship
Chelsea Ehlert -
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- Affiliation: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,
- Quote: “It is an honor to have been awarded a scholarship from TMS to assist in tuition payment. It means a lot to know that I am being rewarded for my hard work and dedicated involvement on campus. I enjoy being a part of Material Advantage because I am able to connect with other classmates and professionals with similar academic interests. Being a member helps me stay updated with the latest technologies, provides opportunities to attend materials conferences, and supports networking with professional engineers. Material Advantage has helped me appreciate the materials community and realize how rewarding and exciting the field is.”
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SMD Scholarship
Alexander Lohse -
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- Affiliation: Purdue University,
- Quote: “I am very grateful for the opportunities Material Advantage provides students. As an undergraduate, networking with all the organizations under the Material Advantage umbrella allows one to find his/her passion in the broad spectrum of the materials science field. It is an honor to receive the Structural Materials Division Scholarship. This award will help alleviate some of my financial burdens and will provide an excellent learning opportunity to attend TMS2013.”
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2013
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Po-Yu Chen -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan
- Quote: TMS membership has been very helpful in my career development. I developed technical and leadership skills from organizing symposiums, participating in technical committees, editing JOM special issues and initiating interdisciplinary collaborations. It is a great honor to receive this award and I look forward to actively participating in Young Leader activities during TMS 2013 and sharing my expertise and experiences with members.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Nikhil Gupta -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Polytechnic Institute of New York University, Brooklyn, NY
- Quote: The affiliation with TMS is both rewarding and fulfilling. A unique set of opportunities provided by the Young Leaders Professional Development Award is important for the young materials professional. My specific interest in policy related issues will benefit from attending the TMS Board of Directors meeting. The networking opportunities and the technical presentations are always excellent and very useful at TMS meetings. I look forward to attending the materials bowl and other exciting programs.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Alexis Lewis -
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- Title: Materials Research Engineer
- Affiliation: US Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC
- Quote: I am very pleased to be selected as a recipient of the 2013 SMD Young Leader Professional Development Award. Since I joined as a student, TMS's structure, particularly the focus on member participation has allowed me to become involved in a variety of active leadership skills. This award will allow me to increase my involvement with the society and understand more about TMS operations from the ground up. I strongly encourage all young professionals to find out how they can learn and advance with TMS.
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2013
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Michael Sangid -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Quote: The TMS Young Leader award is a tremendous honor. I have the highest respect for the TMS community as I look forward to attending this conference every year for the world-class research presentations. I am especially grateful that this award will give me a chance to give back to the academic community and increase my involvement in participating with the other YLs and learning from the senior leaders of TMS.
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Chen Sun -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Texas A&M University,
- Quote: “This award significantly encourages me to do more research in the field of Materials Science. I will feel more confident to solve challenging problems in academia. This award will also support me to present my work at the TMS 2013 Annual Meeting in San Antonio. With four different professional societies, the Material Advantage Student Program not only promotes my knowledge of materials, but assists me in my academic endeavors.”
- Other: In situ evidence of defect cluster absorption by grain boundaries in irradiated nanocrystalline Ni
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Chih-Pin Chuang -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee,
- Quote: “To win this student best paper contest award is a special thrill to me. It represents the committee’s recognition of my research in this subject. It gives me more incentive to maintain a high standard for my academic career.”
- Other: Fatigue-induced damage in Zr-based bulk metallic glasses
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
Geoffrey Brooks -
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- Other: Lecture Title: “Steelmaking at the Speed of Sound”
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Tresa Pollock -
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- Title: Alcoa Professor
- Affiliation: University of California,
- Other: “Flight in the 21st Century: The Roles of Materials and ICME”
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Vittorio de Nora Prize for Environmental Improvements in Metallurgical Industries
Leon Prentice -
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- Affiliation: CSIRO Process Science & Engineering, North Melbourne, Australia
- Quote: "The Vittorio de Nora award is very significant, representing acknowledgement of impact in environmental improvements as well as being an encouragement and impetus to continue to the work. The main reason I work in process engineering research is to see new processes make a difference – minimizing environmental impacts, improving sustainability and safety, and also achieving commercial success. My TMS membership keeps me connected with leading researchers in the fields in which I work, though sometimes it’s just too far to come for the annual meeting! It’s my hope that we can continue to connect and make a difference, wherever we are in the world and in whichever field we work."
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2013
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Alex Zunger -
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- Affiliation: University of Colorado, Boulder, CO
- Other: First Principles Alloy Theory - A Retrospective
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Young Leaders International Scholar - FEMS
Amy Clarke -
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- Title: Scientist
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Lab, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: Receiving a TMS Young Leader Professional Development Award in 2008 from the Materials Processing and Manufacturing Division accelerated my society involvement and professional and leadership growth. It is a privilege for me to present the latest results from our ongoing science-based solidification processing research at EUROMAT 2013 on behalf of TMS, the Federation of European Materials Societies (FEMS), the Young Leaders International Scholar Program, and Los Alamos National Laboratory – organizations which have supported my professional development. This experience will provide a valuable opportunity to facilitate technical exchanges with European colleagues and perhaps establish new collaborations in the emerging topical area of real-time imaging of materials during synthesis and processing.
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
Sandip Harimkar -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK
- Quote: I would like to thank TMS leadership, colleagues, and TMS members for providing me excellent opportunities to volunteer for various TMS activities over the past seven years. This recognition would not have been possible without continuous support of all members involved in technical programming, organization of committee activities, and editorial activities for TMS journals. My participation in TMS activities has always helped me in strengthening my technical expertise, honing my professional skills, and networking with leading professionals. I would strongly encourage young professional working in materials science and engineering areas to learn, explore, and experience the volunteer opportunities TMS offers for professional development.
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2012
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Acta BioMaterialia Gold Medal Award
David Williams -
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- Title: Director of International Affairs
- Affiliation: Wake Forest Institute of Regenerative Medicine, North Carolina
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Acta Materialia Gold Medal Award
Terence Langdon -
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- Title: William E. Leonhard Professor of Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
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Acta Materialia Hollomon Award for Materials and Society Award
Mildred Dresselhaus -
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- Title: Professor of Electrical Engineering and Physics
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Adam Pilchak -
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- Affiliation: US Air Force Research Lab,
- Quote: It is a great honor to win the 2012 Champion H. Mathewson Award with my colleagues Dr. Robert Williams and Prof. Jim Williams. Metallurgical and Materials Transactions publishes many quality articles so I am extremely humbled by our selection. I am also grateful to TMS for this recognition and for hosting exceptional technical meetings. These forums have always been great places to present research and engage in technical discussions as well as form collaborations and friendships.
- Other: "Crystallography of Fatigue Crack Initiation and Growth in Fully Lamellar Ti-6Al-4V"
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
James Williams -
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- Affiliation: Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
- Other: "Crystallography of Fatigue Crack Initiation and Growth in Fully Lamellar Ti-6Al-4V"
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Robert Williams -
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- Affiliation: Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
- Quote: It is a significant honor to be a co-recipient of the Mathewson award at any point in your career, but to be recognized at this stage is humbling. This work could not have been completed without the enabling environment provided by The Ohio State University and The Campus Electron Optics Facility, but also the unrestrictive nature by which we were allowed to perform independent research. Much thanks is extended to TMS for providing a forum to present our work and also develop collaborations and partnerships for future endeavors. Finally , I would like thank my co-authors and Dr. Hamish Fraser for constant support and look forward to continued research.
- Other: "Crystallography of Fatigue Crack Initiation and Growth in Fully Lamellar Ti-6Al-4V"
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Jennifer Carter -
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- Affiliation: Ohio State University,
- Quote: “Receiving the Henry DeWitt Smith scholarship is a wonderful honor. I feel lucky to have been selected from all of my peers to be honored for my work in metallurgy. I have been a Material Advantage member since 2007 which has opened me to the supportive, innovative materials community. I greatly appreciate the friends and colleagues that I have had the pleasure of interacting with at both MS&T and TMS conferences. Participating in community discussion keeps me excited for the advances yet to come in the materials community, and I look forward to staying involved for years beyond my formal education.”
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Eric Gratz -
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- Affiliation: Boston University,
- Quote: “The Henry DeWitt Smith Scholarship is recognition that I am well established in the field of metallurgy. In addition, the scholarship and the Material Advantage student program have been great networking tools. Both of these programs have opened doors and opportunities that would not have otherwise existed for me. I am thankful for what they have provided and am looking forward to sharing my experience with others.”
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Karen Tello -
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- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines,
- Quote: “I would like to thank TMS and the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers (AIME) for awarding me the Henry DeWitt Smith Scholarship and for supporting my continuing education. Words cannot express my gratitude and honor for receiving this scholarship, and I will do my very best to make the scholarship committee proud as I strive to represent the ideals of Mr. Smith in my pursuit of a Ph.D. that will allow me to contribute to the mining and materials industries.”
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AIME Henry deWitt Smith Scholarship
Mengtao Xie -
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- Affiliation: Illinois Institute of Technology,
- Quote: “I would like to thank TMS and the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers (AIME) for awarding me the Henry DeWitt Smith Scholarship and for supporting my continuing education. Words cannot express my gratitude and honor for receiving this scholarship, and I will do my very best to make the scholarship committee proud as I strive to represent the ideals of Mr. Smith in my pursuit of a Ph.D. that will allow me to contribute to the mining and materials industries.”
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2012
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
David Laughlin - Details Not Available
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Andrew Minor -
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- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: I am honored to receive this award from TMS and very thankful to all those who have supported me throughout my career. TMS was the first scientific meeting I ever attended and I have always found TMS to be at the heart of materials science and metallurgy research. I look forward to participating in many future TMS meetings and continuing to learn from and work with my colleagues through the opportunities TMS membership provides.
- Citation: For outstanding promise of contributions in advanced materials characterization, with particular emphasis on in-situ testing of properties and behavior at the nanoscale.
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2012
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Ramana Reddy -
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- Affiliation: University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, Alabama
- Quote: I am very honored and humbled to receive this TMS 2012 Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award. I am honored to be among those distinguished prior recipients of this service award. TMS is one of the most vibrant materials societies in the world. I am very pleased to be a member of it. TMS ha played a significant role in my professional growth and in providing contact with friends and materials science and engineering professionals worldwide.
- Citation: For his academic leadership and significant contributions as metallurgical researcher along with his numerous contributions and spirit of volunteerism to TMS.
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2012
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Brimacombe Medalist
Robert Hyers -
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- Affiliation: University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts
- Quote: It is a great honor to be chosen as a member of the inaugural class of Brimacombe medalists. They are a group of outstanding researchers whom anyone would be honored to be associated. I appreciate this recognition of my research accomplishments and service to TMS, and look forward to many years of service and research.
- Citation: For sustained excellence and achievements in materials science and engineering through process modeling and experiments on the nature and properties of liquid metals.
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Brimacombe Medalist
Paul Krajewski -
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- Affiliation: General Motors Company,
- Quote: Winning the Brimacombe Award is a tremendous honor. I have been a member of TMS since graduate school and have made some great friends and met numerous colleagues through TMS. To be selected by my TMS peers is very humbling. It is also very special that this award is named after Pf. Brimacombe with whom I share a goal of translating research to reality by creating excellent collaborations between industry and academia.
- Citation: For his activity as a TMS member for many years and numerous contributions to the professional society.
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2012
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Brimacombe Medalist
Zi-Kui Liu -
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- Affiliation: Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania
- Quote: My association with TMS started in 1993 when I attended my first TMS conference and became a member of TMS. I have since attended numerous TMS conferences. Activities organized by TMS have enabled me to communicate with and learn from many distinguished scientists in the fields and gain insights in challenging scientific topics and funding opportunities. Consequently, they have made scientific research more fun, helped me to become a better scientist, and provide the opportunities to serve the community. Those benefits prompt me to introduce TMS to my students and research fellows by encouraging them to present their research results at TMS organized conferences and volunteer in the TMS organization.
- Citation: For contributions to computational thermodynamics and its integration with physics-based atomistic modeling, which enable the robust prediction of optimal conditions for materials processing.
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2012
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Brimacombe Prize
Jonathan Dantzig -
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- Title: Professor of Mechanical Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Illinois, Urbana, IL
- Quote: I am humbled and honored to be selected for this award. Keith was a true leader: he did great work on his own, but I think that he enjoyed more putting others ahead. He was an ambassador for our field, and dedicated himself to service at University of British Columbia, to Canada, and to the profession. To be selected to receive the award is a great honor. I am delighted to receive the prize at the TMS Annual Meeting. It was at these meetings that I first met Keith, and where we shared much stimulating time together.
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2012
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Bruce Chalmers Award
A. Greer -
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- Affiliation: University of Cambridge, Cambridge, Great Britain
- Citation: For his seminal contributions in the area of nucleation in particular for the role of inoculants in aluminum alloys and for the formation of bulk metallic glasses.
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2012
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Cyril Stanley Smith Award
Mats Hillert -
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- Affiliation: Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
- Quote: It is an honor and a great pleasure to receive an award honoring Cyril Stanley Smith. His pioneering work on the principles behind the microstructural development in metallic materials was an important inspiration for me when entering the fascinating field of what is now called Physical Metallurgy. Metallographic information is still a basis for interpreting and modeling various phenomena and metallography provides an important testing ground for models. I may be the last professor to hold a chair named Metallography but the importance of the field should always be appreciated.
- Citation: For his exceptional contributions to the theory of microstructural evolution, addressing fundamental aspects of diffusional transformations and thermodynamics.
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Michael Demkowicz -
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- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: This is an exciting time to be in materials science. Thanks to new capabilities, we can begin to realize the dream of tailoring matter to our needs, rather than working within the constraints imposed by available materials. Achieving this dream will be a collaborative undertaking, integrating the work of modelers and experimentalists, basic and applied researchers, experts in design as well as synthesis. Similarly, the 2012 TMS Early Career Faculty Award, for which I am immensely honored to have been chosen, is first and foremost recognition for my collaborators and teachers, who have mentored, encouraged, and supported me both in fat years and lean--thank you!
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Educator Award
Marc DeGraef -
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- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Quote: I am honored to receive the 2012 TMS Educator Award. While education has always been one my passions, I feel privileged to have a job in which I am expected to share knowledge with and explain concepts to the next generations of scientists and engineers, whether in the classroom or in the form of text books and web sites. TMS has played and will continue to play an important role in my educational and scientific interactions with the materials community.
- Citation: For significant contributions to university education via educational modules and simulation tools, highly acclaimed textbooks and associated websites on TEM and the structure of materials as well as the development of remote control facilities for training students in the use of electron microscopes.
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2012
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Theodor Lehner -
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- Affiliation: Boliden Mineral AB, Skelleftehamn, Sweden
- Quote: The list of predecessors of this award is a list of colleagues and guides in metallurgy, whom I have learnt to know thru TMS: some thru the Proceedings in the library and Journals of TMS in the mail, others at TMS meetings and conferences, but the most intensive contacts developed by serving in EPD’s Pyromet committee. In other words: the TMS membership has been rewarding, both in science AND in lifelong friendships. A hint for young metallurgists: the more active you participate in TMS, the more you get out of your membership.
- Other: Conservation & Development: Industrial Learning in Non-Ferrous Smelting
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2012
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EPD Distinguished Service Award
Tzong Chen -
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- Affiliation: CANMET-MMSL, Ottawa, ON, Canada
- Quote: It is a great honor for me to be named the recipient of the 2012 EPD Distinguished Service Award. It is the friendship, peer's appreciation, the encouragement and continuous support of the EPD Council, the TMS membership, and the extraction and processing industries that benefit me most. Thank you all.
- Citation: For his outstanding services to the extraction and processing industry most particularly in the field of process mineralogy, and for his enthusiasm and relentless dedication to the growth of professional societies, including his active role in restructuring the TMS Process Mineralogy Committee into the vibrant Material Characterization Committee.
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EPD Scholarship
Ashley Carter -
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- Affiliation: Montana Tech of the University of Montana,
- Quote: “This scholarship is not only an aid for my pursuit of education; it is also an honor to receive. To be chosen for this scholarship gives recognition to my hard work, dedication, and sacrifices, as well as a level of pride in what I have done. None of this would be possible without the Material Advantage organization which also supports my education and goals by providing contacts and resources within my field. I am certainly grateful for this and hope that their support of students like me continues for years to come.”
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EPD Science Award
Mark Allendorf -
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- Affiliation: Sandia National Labs, Livermore, CA
- Other: "Sunshine to Petrol: A Metal Oxide-based Thermochemical Route to Solar Fuels", TMS Proceedings 2010
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EPD Science Award
Andrea Ambrosini -
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- Affiliation: Sandia National Labs, Albuquerque, NM
- Other: "Sunshine to Petrol: A Metal Oxide-based Thermochemical Route to Solar Fuels", TMS Proceedings 2010
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EPD Science Award
Ken Chen -
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- Affiliation: Sandia National Labs, Livermore, CA
- Other: "Sunshine to Petrol: A Metal Oxide-based Thermochemical Route to Solar Fuels", TMS Proceedings 2010
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EPD Science Award
Eric Coker -
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- Affiliation: Sandia National Labs, Albuquerque, NM
- Other: "Sunshine to Petrol: A Metal Oxide-based Thermochemical Route to Solar Fuels", TMS Proceedings 2010
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EPD Science Award
Daniel Dedrick -
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- Affiliation: Sandia National Labs, Livermore, CA
- Other: "Sunshine to Petrol: A Metal Oxide-based Thermochemical Route to Solar Fuels", TMS Proceedings 2010
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EPD Science Award
Richard Diver -
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- Affiliation: Sandia National Labs, Albuquerque, NM
- Other: "Sunshine to Petrol: A Metal Oxide-based Thermochemical Route to Solar Fuels", TMS Proceedings 2010
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EPD Science Award
Roy Hogan -
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- Affiliation: Sandia National Labs, Albuquerque, NM
- Other: "Sunshine to Petrol: A Metal Oxide-based Thermochemical Route to Solar Fuels", TMS Proceedings 2010
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EPD Science Award
Gary Kellogg -
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- Affiliation: Sandia National Labs, Albuquerque, NM
- Other: "Sunshine to Petrol: A Metal Oxide-based Thermochemical Route to Solar Fuels", TMS Proceedings 2010
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EPD Science Award
Anthony McDaniel -
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- Affiliation: Sandia National Labs, Livermore, CA
- Other: "Sunshine to Petrol: A Metal Oxide-based Thermochemical Route to Solar Fuels", TMS Proceedings 2010
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EPD Science Award
James Miller -
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- Affiliation: Sandia National Labs, Albuquerque, NM
- Quote: The work that we are doing spans a wide range of traditional disciplines, for example materials science, mechanical engineering, process engineering, and energy systems and economics. It has been my experience that this breadth sometimes makes it difficult to communicate our ideas to the technical community in general and that the benefits of our interdisciplinary approach are often unappreciated. However, TMS provides an ideal venue with a engaged and broadly knowledgeable membership who are enthusiastic about new ideas. Winning this award is both and humbling and gratifying and our team thanks TMS for opportunity to present our work and this recognition.
- Other: "Sunshine to Petrol: A Metal Oxide-based Thermochemical Route to Solar Fuels", TMS Proceedings 2010
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EPD Science Award
Nathan Siegel -
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- Affiliation: Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA
- Other: "Sunshine to Petrol: A Metal Oxide-based Thermochemical Route to Solar Fuels", TMS Proceedings 2010
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EPD Science Award
Ellen Stechel -
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- Affiliation: Sandia National Labs, Albuquerque, NM
- Other: "Sunshine to Petrol: A Metal Oxide-based Thermochemical Route to Solar Fuels", TMS Proceedings 2010
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EPD Technology Award
Xiaodi Huang -
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- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University, Houghton, MI
- Other: "The Microwave Processing of Electric Arc Furnace Dust", JOM
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EPD Technology Award
Jiann-Yang Hwang -
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- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University, Houghton, MI
- Quote: I am very delighted to receive this award. TMS provides a great platform for my professional development. It has been the place for me to meet and communicate with colleagues. This award tells me that I have been doing something meaningful to the society and encourages me to continue my effort in the future.
- Citation: This paper introduces a technology that has the potential to solve the hazardous EAF dust problem and the scrubber sludge problem of a steel mill. Microwave plant is small that can be retrofitted in a steel mill. The products are metallic iron and metallic zinc, which can be easily recycled in plant of sold.
- Other: "The Microwave Processing of Electric Arc Furnace Dust", JOM
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EPD Technology Award
Xiang Sun -
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- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University, Houghton, MI
- Quote: It is my great honor to be selected as this year's recipient of the JOM Best Paper Award. Although it is the first time for me to be acknowledged by this award, it gave me great confidence in further devoting myself in research. This award means a lot especially for a researcher. What inspires me greater is how to do better and better to integrate my own innovation into the great research atmosphere. Thank you very much and I'll be trying my best to contribute to further growth of the materials research.
- Other: "The Microwave Processing of Electric Arc Furnace Dust", JOM
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2012
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
John Carpenter -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Researcher
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Lab, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: This award will allow me to observe how the ideas and initiatives of the nearly 10,000 TMS members are organized to achieve a cohesive conference experience. During these observations, I will get to meet new people from other committees and divisions that are not as closely aligned with my research. As I move forward in my career, I plan to serve the community in leadership positions within TMS and this award will help me develop necessary skills and perspectives.
- Other: I would like to thank the Extraction & Processing Division (EPD) for my selection as a 2012 Young Leader. The TMS 2012 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in Orlando this year was a rewarding experience that heightened my awareness of the various facets of an Annual Meeting. By judging at the Materials Science Bowl and EPD poster session, I was able to see how TMS can provide a rich and varied experience for undergraduate and graduate students alike. In addition, the invitations to the EPD Council and TMS Board of Directors meetings allowed me to observe the organizational structure from the committee meetings all the way to the “top” in a single Annual Meeting. This helped me to see not only how this year’s meeting was created, but how TMS looks to the future in planning the society’s priorities. The whole experience served to inspire me to become even more involved with TMS as it provides opportunities for personal growth, professional collaboration, and leadership development.
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2012
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Soobhankar Pati -
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- Title: Research Engineer
- Affiliation: Metal Oxygen Separation Technologies, Natick, MA
- Quote: I am honored to be selected as the recipient of the 2012 TMS EPD Young Leader Professional Development Award. Over the last 5 years, I have been associated with TMS in different capacities, beginning as a student member. This award will help me get acquainted with the inner workings of TMS and network with society members who are experts in their field. I am confident I will learn a lot from these experts. This award will not only benefit and motivate me in my professional career, but also motivate me to contribute to materials science and engineering community.
- Other: Over the last five years, I have been associated with TMS in different capacities, beginning as a student member. I am honored to be selected by the Extraction & Processing Division (EPD) as a Young Leader for 2012. The Young Leaders Professional Development Award provided me with an opportunity to see the inner workings of the society to the highest levels, including an invitation to attend the meeting of the Board of Directors. As an EPD Young Leader, I was given the opportunity to attend the EPD Council meeting. The EPD Chair and the council members were very friendly and helpful to new members, especially the Young Leaders. The Young Leaders Awards Program is an excellent program and it has been a great experience so far. It helped me to network with peers and society members who are experts in their own field. I would strongly encourage young professionals in the field of materials science and engineering to apply for this award. I look forward to continuing involvement with TMS in the future through the technical divisions and committees.
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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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2012
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FMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
KN Mani Subramanian -
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- Affiliation: Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI
- Quote: I am extremely thankful and feel honored by this award bestowed by my peers and TMS. The dedication and collaborative efforts of the researchers involved in various activities of EMPMD trying to arrive at solutions to technical problems have been great inspirations to me. Although I have been active in several committees, organizing symposia under their sponsorships and presenting papers. During my 47 years of membership in TMS, my involvement in EMPMD for the last 16 years has been the most memorable and rewarding.
- Citation: For contributions in understanding of mechanical deformation, fatigue, creep, and electromigration of metallic, ceramic materials, and Pb-free solder joints in microelectronic applications.
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2012
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FMD Distinguished Service Award
Srinivas Chada -
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- Affiliation: Power-One Renewable Energy Solutions, Irvine, CA
- Citation: For his years of service to the division, committee activism, and session organization.
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2012
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Melissa Cruz-Acuna -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Puerto Rico, Manati, PR
- Quote: This award means a lot to me for a variety of reasons. Since my academic preparation is not directly related to this field, I am especially honored to receive this award. For this very reason, this award is an important step in my research and academic career for fulfilling my passion in interdisciplinary work, which I believe is the immediate future of scientific progress. This is why I believe that my academic preparation in biological systems combined with my research and knowledge in material and nano sciences will help me to be a significant contributor to the answers of scientific problems that require knowledge in more than one subject. This scholarship will enable me to strengthen my material science techniques, as well as develop even more my knowledge in this recently learned field.
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2012
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Oliver Graudejus -
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- Affiliation: Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
- Other: "Elastically Stretchable Insulation and Bilevel Metallization and Its Application in a Stretchable RLC Circuit", JEM Vol 40, No. 6 2011
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Joyelle Harris -
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- Affiliation: Exponent Failure Analysis Associates, Phoenix, AZ
- Quote: This award helps highlight some of the many applications for stretchable metals. The award also brings awareness to advances in the technology for developing stretchable electronics. We hope other scientists can build upon the research presented in this paper, and we thank the Minerals, Metals, & Materials Society for honoring us with this award.
- Other: "Elastically Stretchable Insulation and Bilevel Metallization and Its Application in a Stretchable RLC Circuit", JEM Vol 40, No. 6 2011
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Sigurd Wagner -
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- Affiliation: Princeton University, Princeton, NJ
- Other: "Elastically Stretchable Insulation and Bilevel Metallization and Its Application in a Stretchable RLC Circuit", JEM Vol 40, No. 6 2011
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FMD John Bardeen Award
John Morris, Jr. -
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- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: It is an open secret that my primary contribution to the field of electronic materials has been the many outstanding students whom I have been privileged to educate and send out into the field. They permeate the field, in positions that range from laboratory researchers to productive engineers to college professors to senior executives in critical industries. This award to me is principally a tribute to their contribution, which are manifold, and will continue long after I have left the scene.
- Citation: For seminal contributions to the fundamental understanding of the metallurgy of electronic interconnects.
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2012
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Ashwin Ramasubramaniam -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA
- Quote: I am very grateful to the Electronic, Magnetic, and Photonic Materials Division (EMPMD) for bestowing this honor upon me. This award comes at a timely moment in my career and provides an ideal launching pad as I seek to undertake a leadership role in my scientific community. I look forward to being initiated into Society activities and to the many networking opportunities that this award will afford me. Thank you, TMS!
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2012
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Chao-Hong Wang -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: National Chung Cheng University, Chia-Yi, Taiwan
- Quote: It is my great pleasure and honor to accept the 2012 TMS EMPMD Young Leader Professional Development Award by the TMS Electronic, Magnetic &Photonic Materials Division Award Committee. This award gives me a good opportunity to participate in Young Leader Society activities. Through this award, I am looking forward to making contact with Society leaders and members at universities and industry. In addition, this award will enhance my professional development and encourages me to work in the academic field in the future.
- Other: It is my great pleasure and honor to receive the 2012 TMS Young Leader Professional Development Award from the Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division (EMPMD; now Functional Materials Division) at the TMS 2012 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in Orlando. I have attended several TMS meetings and have given technical presentations since 2006, but undoubtedly, this year’s Annual Meeting gave me a most exciting, fruitful, and unforgettable experience. In addition to normal technical sessions, this award offered me an opportunity to participate in a wide variety of social function events, including the Yong Leaders Tutorial Luncheon Lecture, EMPMD Council meeting, and TMS-AIME Awards Banquet. I also served as a judge in the student poster competition. These activities allowed me to interact with other Young Leaders and many great committee members. From these activities, I was able to further understand the operation of technical programs, committee organization, and society management. This wonderful experience encouraged me to become actively involved in the TMS organization in the future. Finally, I sincerely thank TMS and the EMPMD award committee.
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2012
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Subra Suresh -
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- Affiliation: National Science Foundation, Arlington, VA
- Quote: I have been a member of TMS since my graduate student days, and have participated in TMS meetings over the past three decades, TMS has this been an important part of my professional life and I am grateful to the Society for this role. I am honored and humbled to join the list of distinguished colleagues who have previously received this award.
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to fatigue of materials, thin film science, biomechanics, and materials education
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2012
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Max Kaplan -
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- Affiliation: University of Florida,
- Quote: “Material Advantage membership provides me with vast networking and professional development opportunities, as well as the ability to attend conferences and expand the scope of my academic knowledge. This award provides me with a sense of recognition and affirmation concerning my doctoral research, which I feel is invaluable.”
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2012
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Michael Titus -
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- Affiliation: University of California Santa Barbara,
- Quote: “I am grateful to be receiving the Superalloys Scholarship award, and would like to thank TMS and Material Advantage for providing the scholarship and selecting me as one of the recipients. The award has allowed me to look back on my experience thus far in the superalloys community and consider my future direction. It provides a renewed vigor to continue my studies and further contribute to the field. Receiving the award has capped off an incredible first two years of my graduate studies at the University of California Santa Barbara, and I hope to be able to continue with a steadfast work ethic.”
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2012
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
Rachel Garrick -
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- Affiliation: University of Illinois,
- Quote: “I am very grateful to accept the J. Keith Brimacombe Scholarship. Obviously, it makes a huge difference to me in helping to finance my education. Furthermore, my membership in TMS through Material Advantage does a lot to acquaint me with what is going on in the field of materials engineering and particularly my future specialty, metallurgy. I especially value the opportunity to attend the TMS Annual Meeting and learn from and network with cutting-edge materials scientists in Orlando. I truly appreciate this support and recognition of my hard work.”
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2012
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Leadership Award
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2012
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Light Metals Award
Eliezer Batista -
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- Affiliation: Alcoa Inc, Alcoa Center, PA
- Quote: I fell really honored to be awarded by TMS which is one of the most important international minerals, metals, and materials community. This TMS award encourages me to pursue even higher standards, challenge the limits and current paradigms of the aluminum industry, and keep applying science to lower the costs and environmental impacts of Alcoa operations.
- Other: "Active Pot Control Using Alcoa STARprobe"
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2012
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Light Metals Award
Gary Tarcy -
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- Affiliation: Alcoa Inc, Alcoa Center, PA
- Quote: It is a great honor to win this award from TMS. I look at all the past winners and all the past topics that were chosen for the award and feel honored to be in the same to have won this coveted award.
- Other: "Active Pot Control Using Alcoa STARprobe"
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2012
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Light Metals Award
Xiangwen Wang -
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- Affiliation: Alcoa Inc, Alcoa Center, PA
- Quote: I’m deeply honored and humbled to receive this award. It really means a lot – especially this is the second one from LM in the last 20 years (the first one exactly 20 years ago). I’m also deeply gratified by the recognition and appreciation by the Light Metals for technical folks who work diligently in advancing aluminum smelting technology. I’m deeply indebted to Alcoa who allowed to publish and share with the aluminum community our invention and commercialization of STARprobeTM as published in this paper.
- Other: "Active Pot Control Using Alcoa STARprobe"
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2012
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Light Metals Award
Geff Wood -
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- Affiliation: Alcoa Inc, Alcoa Center, PA
- Quote: I am very proud to be on the Alcoa team winning this award and to have participated in the design and deployment of the Alcoa STARprobe™ systems. Being honored by this distinguished TMS group is truly rewarding.
- Other: "Active Pot Control Using Alcoa STARprobe"
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2012
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Steven Howard -
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- Affiliation: Bechtel Australia Pty Ltd, Brisbane, Australia
- Quote: I regard this award as a great honor, and I wish to thank the TMS Light Metals Award Committee and the Program Organizers. The award has been given wide recognition within Bechtel, which should encourage young engineers in our company to contribute their know-how and experience to others through this global forum. I very much appreciate the invitation to this ceremony, and extend congratulations to the other award recipients.
- Other: "Alumina Refinery Water Management: When Zero Discharge Just Isn’t Feasible…."
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2012
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Lucy Martin -
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- Affiliation: Bechtel, Brisbane, Australia
- Quote: I am thrilled to receive this award from TMS for our paper on this important issue. Discussions held following the presentation of this paper with fellow TMS conference attendees (including many internationally recognized experts in the field of alumina and bauxite) were very valuable. Those discussions and the motivation provided by this award have encouraged Steven and I to do further work in this area, which we look forward to presenting at TMS in the future.
- Other: "Alumina Refinery Water Management: When Zero Discharge Just Isn’t Feasible…."
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2012
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Mario Fafard -
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- Affiliation: Universite Laval, Quebec, QC, Canada
- Other: "Real Time Temperature Distribution during Sealing Process and Room Temperature Air Gap Measurements of a Hall-Héroult Cell Anode"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Michel Guillot -
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- Affiliation: Universite Laval, Quebec, QC, Canada
- Other: "Real Time Temperature Distribution during Sealing Process and Room Temperature Air Gap Measurements of a Hall-Héroult Cell Anode"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Daniel Larouche -
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- Affiliation: Universite Laval, Quebec, QC, Canada
- Other: "Real Time Temperature Distribution during Sealing Process and Room Temperature Air Gap Measurements of a Hall-Héroult Cell Anode"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Olivier Trempe -
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- Affiliation: Universite Laval, Quebec, QC, Canada
- Quote: To see your work recognized among the high quality papers presented in this division is much appreciated. This award is also important to me as it is a way to show my gratefulness to the co-authors of the paper. Finally, this work is part of my master's thesis and I hope it will be a useful resource for TMS members.
- Other: "Real Time Temperature Distribution during Sealing Process and Room Temperature Air Gap Measurements of a Hall-Héroult Cell Anode"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Donald Ziegler -
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- Affiliation: Alcoa Inc, Deschambault-Grondines, QC, Canada
- Citation: This award is a tribute to the talent and hard work of the student. It is my pleasure to see it recognized and rewarded.
- Other: "Real Time Temperature Distribution during Sealing Process and Room Temperature Air Gap Measurements of a Hall-Héroult Cell Anode"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Dmitry Eskin -
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- Affiliation: Brunel University, Uxbridge, Middlesex, Great Britain
- Quote: I have joined TMS in 2000 looking for network of academic and industrial potential partners in research. Over the years I attended most of TMS Annual Meetings with presentations, and a lot of my PhD students and postdoctoral researchers presented and discussed their results during these meetings. The TMS forum gives superb opportunity to meet new people and old colleagues from across the globe. The diversity of the symposia allows one to learn new fields and get updated in new developments. This award means a lot for me as it comes as recognition of efforts of my co-authors and myself in the knowledge development in the field of casting and solidification; and it comes from our peers. I will continue to contribute to the TMS community with my new research in casting and solidification.
- Other: "Cold Cracking during Direct-Chill Casting"
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2012
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Laurens Katgerman -
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- Affiliation: Delft University of Technology, Delft, Netherlands
- Quote: Through TMS and the TMS Annual Meeting, I have been able to maintain contact with my colleagues and furthermore, I could extend my professional network. Over the years, quite a few of these colleagues have become friends.
- Other: "Cold Cracking during Direct-Chill Casting"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Mehdi Lalpoor -
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- Affiliation: Delft University of Technology, Delft, Netherlands
- Quote: TMS is one of the largest organizations on metals and materials. As far as casting and solidification are concerned, it is the most important event of the year. Participating in TMS would be a great opportunity for any researcher involved in materials science to present his scientific paper. For me as a former PhD and a current young Post-doctoral researcher, it is a great honor that my paper has been selected for an award. I appreciate this award greatly and see it as a great motivation for my further research.
- Other: "Cold Cracking during Direct-Chill Casting"
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2012
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Eric Nyberg -
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- Affiliation: Pacific Northwest National Lab, Richland, WA
- Quote: I have actually been a TMS member since I was a student at Washington State University in the mid-80’s, and I am very honored to receive this award. I feel that as a professional society, TMS best serves the materials technical community in both the U.S. and abroad. It has been very rewarding to see the Magnesium Committee grow from its first year in the LMD (1999) to one of the largest symposium at the Annual Meetings. The Mg Committee and Mg Technology Symposia have benefitted me in my professional career, developing both technical background and equally important an international network of close colleagues. It is with great pride that I accept this award, Thank you very much.
- Citation: For his promotion of light metals research and technology through service to the TMS, especially for his organization and support of the Magnesium Technology Symposia.
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2012
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Patrick Coulombe -
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- Affiliation: Aluminerie Alouette, Sept-Iles, QC, Canada
- Other: "Impact of Operations at Low Anode-Cathode Distance on Energy Consumption and Green House Gas Emissions at Aluminerie Alouette", JOM, August 2011
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Pascal Coursol -
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- Affiliation: Aluminerie Alouette, Sept-Iles, QC, Canada
- Quote: The TMS has always been one of the best sources of information for potential improvements at Alouette. In 2011, we decided to contribute to JOM by writing our article on low ACD. It is an honor for us to receive this award. A big part of Allouette's history in encapsulated in this article and not 1, 5, or 10 persons can claim the ownership of its content. The improvements described in the paper were gained with hard work on potline floors, hence everyone, including present and former production staff engineers and managers contributed to this success. The award is perceived as an international recognition of the continued effort by Alouette to maintain the lowest energy consumption and environmental footprint
- Other: "Impact of Operations at Low Anode-Cathode Distance on Energy Consumption and Green House Gas Emissions at Aluminerie Alouette", JOM, August 2011
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Sylvain Fardeau -
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- Affiliation: Rio Tinto Alcan, Saint Jean De Maurienne, France
- Other: "Impact of Operations at Low Anode-Cathode Distance on Energy Consumption and Green House Gas Emissions at Aluminerie Alouette", JOM, August 2011
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Serge Gosselin -
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- Affiliation: Aluminerie Alouette, Sept-Iles, QC, Canada
- Other: "Impact of Operations at Low Anode-Cathode Distance on Energy Consumption and Green House Gas Emissions at Aluminerie Alouette", JOM, August 2011
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Dany Lavoie -
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- Affiliation: Aluminerie Alouette, Sept-Iles, QC, Canada
- Other: "Impact of Operations at Low Anode-Cathode Distance on Energy Consumption and Green House Gas Emissions at Aluminerie Alouette", JOM, August 2011
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Jerry Marks -
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- Affiliation: J. Marks and Associates, Lees Summit, MO
- Other: "Impact of Operations at Low Anode-Cathode Distance on Energy Consumption and Green House Gas Emissions at Aluminerie Alouette", JOM, August 2011
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Jean-Marc Simard -
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- Affiliation: Exaprom, Blainville, QC, Canada
- Other: "Impact of Operations at Low Anode-Cathode Distance on Energy Consumption and Green House Gas Emissions at Aluminerie Alouette", JOM, August 2011
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Jan Bohlen -
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- Affiliation: GKSS Forschungszentrum Geesthacht GmbH, Geesthacht, Germany
- Other: "Formability of Magnesium Sheet ZE10 and AZ31 with Respect to Initial Texture"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Karl Kainer -
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- Affiliation: GKSS Forschungszentrum Geesthacht GmbH, Geesthacht, Germany
- Other: "Formability of Magnesium Sheet ZE10 and AZ31 with Respect to Initial Texture"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Dietmar Letzig -
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- Affiliation: GKSS Forschungszentrum Geesthacht GmbH, Geesthacht, Germany
- Other: "Formability of Magnesium Sheet ZE10 and AZ31 with Respect to Initial Texture"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Lennart Stutz -
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- Affiliation: Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht GmbH, Geesthacht, Germany
- Quote: TMS offers a unique forum for young scientists to get in touch with the leading professionals in their field. Being able to exchange knowledge with them vis-a-vis is an opportunity and honor at the same time. I regard this award as an honor and obligation to continue my studies to solving major challenges facing the society. This award is not an achievement but a prompt and incentive to increase my efforts.
- Other: "Formability of Magnesium Sheet ZE10 and AZ31 with Respect to Initial Texture"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Changjiang Chen -
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- Affiliation: Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China
- Quote: Thank you very much. It is useful for my future career development.
- Other: "Applicability of Mg-Zn-(Y, Gd) Alloys for Engine Pistons"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Yan Gao -
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- Affiliation: Grikin Advanced Materials Co. Ltd, Beijing, China
- Other: "Applicability of Mg-Zn-(Y, Gd) Alloys for Engine Pistons"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Kazutaka Okamoto -
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- Affiliation: Hitachi Research Lab, Hitachi, Japan
- Quote: I m delighted to be chosen for this award and greatly appreciate the support of my co-authors. In this new ear of automotive, i.e. electric vehicle, improvement of the gas mileage of the internal combustion engine is still important. Technology is always challenging, otherwise, we can't make a new discovery.
- Other: "Applicability of Mg-Zn-(Y, Gd) Alloys for Engine Pistons"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Masato Sasaki -
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- Affiliation: Hitachi Automotive Systems, Atsugi, Kanagawa, JAPAN
- Other: "Applicability of Mg-Zn-(Y, Gd) Alloys for Engine Pistons"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Norikazu Takahashi -
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- Affiliation: Hitachi Automotive Systems, Atsugi, Kanagawa, JAPAN
- Other: "Applicability of Mg-Zn-(Y, Gd) Alloys for Engine Pistons"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Qudong Wang -
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- Affiliation: Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China
- Quote: Magnesium alloys are promising light alloys with increasing application in automobile, aerospace and other fields, but there are many challenges to increase their application. Lightened Mg piston will result in increasing output power, reducing oil use and exhausting remarkably, Piston is the most grindingly part which works long-term at high temperature, high speed, high pressure and burning condition. We study and develop high strength Heat-resistant Mg-RE alloys for piston and fabricated piston from the Mg-RE alloys. Some primary results are exciting and promising, and further correlative study will be necessary. We expect more study and cooperation on that.
- Other: "Applicability of Mg-Zn-(Y, Gd) Alloys for Engine Pistons"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Dongdi Yin -
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- Affiliation: Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China
- Quote: Due to the great demands of weight reduction of automobile industry, research and development of high-performance creep resistant magnesium alloys for powertrain components has progressed considerably in the last decade. We develop and study new high-performance creep resistant Mg-RE alloys for powertrain components (now focus on piston applications). We have got some exciting and promising results. However, there are many problems need to be solved before the mg alloy piston can come into its practical application. This award is a great inspiration for me and our group. TMS membership is always helping us to communicate and cooperate with other researchers better
- Other: "Applicability of Mg-Zn-(Y, Gd) Alloys for Engine Pistons"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Mehul Bhatia -
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- Affiliation: Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
- Other: "Effect of Substituted Aluminum in Magnesium Tension Twin"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Amitava Moitra -
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- Affiliation: Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, MS
- Other: "Effect of Substituted Aluminum in Magnesium Tension Twin"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Kiran Solanki -
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- Affiliation: Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
- Quote: We are very much honored with this award and see it as a great recognition and encouragement for the student authors and the junior faculty members. We are very pleased to be members of TMS and the annual meeting is very special, because it provides a perfect platform to present our research work and gives us the opportunity to meet and interact with colleagues from across the world. We would also like to thank the TMS, the Magnesium Technology Organizer, and the selection committee for this award.
- Other: "Effect of Substituted Aluminum in Magnesium Tension Twin"
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LMD Scholarship
Benjamin Revard -
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- Affiliation: Washington State University,
- Quote: “The Light Metals Division Scholarship Award holds significant meaning for me. I am honored and grateful for having been selected to receive this award. Not only does this scholarship help me to achieve my short-term academic goals by alleviating my financial burden, but it also contributes to meeting my long-term academic goals by placing me in a more favorable financial position to begin my graduate studies in the fall of 2012. This award motivates me to continue to strive for academic excellence.”
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LMD Scholarship
Stosch Sabo -
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- Affiliation: Winona State University,
- Quote: “My Material Advantage membership has provided me with a variety of opportunities, resources, and experiences I could not have otherwise had. The Light Metals Division Scholarship offers the monetary resources to complete my dual degree education, and it will allow me to focus on classes and extracurricular projects during the final year of my undergraduate career. While this award is significant, the scientific and engineering knowledge and networking available to students through professional societies remains an integral and invaluable resource of the Material Advantage membership that thoroughly substantiates classroom education.”
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LMD Scholarship
Lance Taylor -
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- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University,
- Quote: “My Material Advantage membership has opened many opportunities. Starting my freshman year, I have learned about the direction of the materials industry and met many inspiring individuals directly involved with the future of our industry. Touring steel mills, foundries, and heat treatment facilities through Material Advantage contacts, I have focused my studies. Through my great membership and scholarship, I feel I have a ‘kick start’ on my last year of undergrad and my future career.”
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LMD Technology Award
Mark Taylor -
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- Affiliation: University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
- Quote: I am honored to receive this award after so many years working with TMS. I feel it is recognition of a long period of contribution and collaboration with your organization. It is also a great privilege to be nominated by Professor Halvor Kvande and I wish to thank him along with TMS for the many years of collaboration and enjoyment in pursuing the many challenges faced by the aluminum industry. I would like at this time to acknowledge the contribution of my wife Florence to my career in aluminum production and technology, without whom nothing else would have been possible.
- Citation: For his research, research management, and teaching in the field of light metals production.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Qizhen (Katherine) Li -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Nevada, Reno, NV
- Quote: I am truly honored to receive this TMS Young Leader Professional Development Award. I became a TMS member since I was a graduate student at the Ohio State University. TMS membership is a great channel to access technical information and professional contacts needed to accomplish my career goals. This TMS award is a big encouragement to me and will allow me to be more involved in various TMS activities.
- Other: It was a great honor to be awarded the TMS Young Leaders Professional Development Award from the Light Metals Division (LMD). In addition to attending different technical sessions such as Deformation, Damage, and Fracture of Light Metals and Alloys, Magnesium Technology 2012, and Materials Processing Fundamentals, I had the opportunity to be involved with the TMS Board of Directors Meeting and the LMD Council Meeting. I observed how people work together to make TMS a better service to the materials community through improving various current activities and introducing new activities. The contributing people include not only the conference attendees, but also the TMS staff members. I would love to encourage young researchers to come to the TMS Annual Meeting. Meanwhile, I would like to continue organizing technical symposia to provide a platform for researchers to share their findings.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Pretesh Patel -
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- Title: Portfolio Manager
- Affiliation: Light Metals Research Center - University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
- Quote: I have been a member of TMS for more than five years now and during this period, TMS has enabled me to keep in touch with the latest news and advances within the light metals industry. More importantly however, being a member of the TMS community has significantly increased my networking power and therefore has allowed me to freely make communication with peers and colleagues which would be more difficult to without the TMS connection. I see this award as a great honor at this stage of my career and believe that it will help my development as a young professional in the aluminum industry. This appointment also gives me a chance to contribute and help an organization that has already contributed greatly to my career so far.
- Other: This was my fifth TMS Annual Meeting and it was my most rewarding to date. I was honored to receive the Young Leaders Professional Development Award from the Light Metals Division (LMD) and the award gave me a chance to see and take part in a side of TMS which I have not seen in my previous Annual Meeting experiences. I found attending Board of Directors, LMD Council, and various committee meetings very insightful, and they gave me the opportunity to learn a lot about the society. Attending these meetings also provided a great platform to network with leaders in my field. The TMS 2012 Annual Meeting & Exhibition was truly a rewarding experience for me, and I am looking forward to a more active role in TMS as a committee member in the coming years!
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Peter Loutzenhiser -
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- Affiliation: ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland
- Other: Concentrated Solar Energy for Thermochemically Producing Liquid Fuels from CO2 and H2O"
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Anton Meier -
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- Affiliation: Paul Scherrer Institute, Villigen PSI, Switzerland
- Other: Concentrated Solar Energy for Thermochemically Producing Liquid Fuels from CO2 and H2O"
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Anastasia Stamatiou -
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- Affiliation: ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland
- Other: Concentrated Solar Energy for Thermochemically Producing Liquid Fuels from CO2 and H2O"
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Aldo Steinfeld -
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- Affiliation: ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland
- Other: Concentrated Solar Energy for Thermochemically Producing Liquid Fuels from CO2 and H2O"
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Willy Villasmil -
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- Affiliation: Paul Scherrer Institute, Villigen PSI, Switzerland
- Other: Concentrated Solar Energy for Thermochemically Producing Liquid Fuels from CO2 and H2O"
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Wen-ya Du -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang Liaoning, China
- Other: "The Study of Coal Gasification by Molten Blast Furnace Slag"
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Peng Li -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang Liaoning, China
- Quote: As a TMS member, I can get more information about the material and metallurgy. I am very pleased to accept this award; this award can inspire me to work hard. I can discover products and services to help me grow professionally, build knowledge, connect with colleagues around the world, and stay on top of all the latest developments in my field.
- Other: "The Study of Coal Gasification by Molten Blast Furnace Slag"
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Qin Qin -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang Liaoning, China
- Other: "The Study of Coal Gasification by Molten Blast Furnace Slag"
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Qing-bo Yu -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang Liaoning, China
- Quote: This award will help me keep pace with the latest findings in my areas, stay current with world news, breakthroughs in research, technical advances, grants, business, and marketing trends and jobs.
- Other: "The Study of Coal Gasification by Molten Blast Furnace Slag"
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
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- Other: N/A
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Morris Cohen Award
Michael Ashby -
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- Affiliation: University of Cambridge, Cambridge, Great Britain
- Quote: I am honored that TMS have offered me this award, which I am proud to accept. I was privileged to know Morris Cohen while I was working at Harvard – I attended may of his lectures. He was truly one of the fathers of Materials Science in the US and the World, instrumental in lifting it from a largely empirical discipline to the stature of a true science.
- Citation: Pioneer in the engineering science of materials properties. Ashby has revealed the big picture by mapping of properties from deformation mechanism maps to materials selection.
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MPMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
John Morral -
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- Affiliation: Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
- Quote: For a person having an academic career there is no better way to develop leadership skills, meet a broad spectrum of people, and learn about new scientific and engineering developments than by being active in a technical society. TMS has given me those opportunities. Serving on award, meeting, and journal committees, organizing symposia, and attending annual TMS meetings has influenced nearly everything that I do.
- Citation: For outstanding achievements in fundamental and applied research on solid state diffusion and phase equilibrium in multi-component systems.
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MPMD Distinguished Service Award
Joy Forsmark -
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- Affiliation: Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, MI
- Quote: I am very honored to receive the 2012 MPMD Distinguished Service Award. I have always found my membership and association with TMS to be very rewarding both personally and professionally. I am proud to have the opportunity to be a part of TMS and MPMD's continuing mission to support progress in materials science and engineering for materials processing and manufacturing.
- Citation: For past and continuing service to MPMD to improve communication and collaboration within the Division and TMS. Her efforts have resulted in the development of young leaders, enhanced collaborations with other TMS Divisions, and contributed significantly to the division and the society.
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MPMD Scholarship
Benjamin Jones -
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- Affiliation: University of Maryland,
- Quote: “Material Advantage has given me the opportunity to observe the research and peer-reviewed system of materials science. My membership has allowed me to better understand the field of engineering that I plan to make my career, and is preparing me to take full advantage of all the research this community has to offer. This award and conference will further open my eyes to how this community interacts and how I can be a part of it in the future.”
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MPMD Scholarship
Veronica Perez -
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- Affiliation: Washington State University,
- Quote: "Being a part of Material Advantage has provided a lot of opportunities for me, within my college community. The Material Advantage club is helping middle school students with density kits, in which they learn the basics of density, which is required for their success. Making these density kits isn’t hard, but the outreach the club has is very important to me. Being able to give back to your community is one of my personal goals in life, and Material Advantage is helping me complete this goal. As a member I have also been able to travel to several national conferences like TMS2010 and MS&T 2011 to increase my networking skills. I have also been able to present my research in poster competitions, and just being aware of cutting-edge technology is a privilege. The TMS Award will help me achieve my goal of graduating from Washington State University (WSU); I am a first generation student working for her Bachelors in Material Science & Engineering. This is not just a monetary award for me, this means I can return to WSU for another semester and keep advancing towards my goal. I have plans to keep going in my education after my Bachelors and one day obtain a Ph.D. This award and membership are active participants in my future and for that I am grateful.”
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Kantesh Balani -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India
- Quote: I sincerely thank the TMS Material Processing and Manufacturing Division Awards committee in selecting me for the 2012 Young Leader Professional Development Award. This award will assist me in developing a strong networking with the materials processing and manufacturing group, and will allow me to share my expertise at a global platform. TMS membership has a boon to me starting since my early academic years as a Masters student, and now as a professional. TMS has provided me countless opportunities, such as: financial support during conferences, the first Materials Bowl cup in 2007, technical lecture presentations, chairing and organization of symposiums, and a good podium for academic and professional networking. I am delighted to share that TMS brings a feeling of belongingness, and TMS means “This Matters Surely” to me.
- Other: It was an enriching experience to attend the TMS 2012 Annual Meeting & Exhibition (TMS2012) held in Orlando, Florida. I attended Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division (MPMD) Council meeting and learned a lot regarding the planning and structure of various sections such as computational materials science, refining and processing, surface engineering, and much more. Following this meeting, attendance in the Young Professionals Committee meeting introduced me to the organizational aspects and requirements of Young Leaders, and what can be fained from active involvement. In addition, receiving the MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development Award during the Young Leader Tutorial Luncheon Lecture was an honor, which was preceded by an exciting talk on the role of nanomechanics in today’s therapeutics and diagnostics. I also judged a poster session and visited exhibition booths. Hence, I benefitted in terms of finding vendors and getting to know the new pieces of equipment reaching the commercial market. I was given the opportunity to professionally interact and present an invited talk on "Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Multistructured Peacock Feathers" in the Chemical Sensing and Devices II-Biomaterials and Applications session and a contributed paper on "Role of Yttria Stabilized Zirconia on Fracture Toughness of Plasma Sprayed Aluminum Oxide Composite Coatings" in the Advances in Surface Engineering: Alloyed and Composite Coatings in the afternoon session. All in all, it was a highly rewarding to be a part of TMS2012 held in Orlando.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Nathan Mara -
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- Title: Staff Scientist
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Lab, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: Membership and active involvement in TMS has shaped my career in the synthesis of nanocomposites and determination of interface/defect relationships in nanomaterials. Since I presented at my first TMS annual meeting as a graduate student in Seattle in 2002, the contacts that I have made, and the associated exchange of scientific ideas, facilitated growth from graduate student to postdoc to staff member at Los Alamos National Lab. It is an honor to receive this award, and it marks the beginning of a new opportunity in my career-to help other young emerging scientist further their careers with the help of a society that has been so critical in making my own start in materials science.
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Mark Taylor -
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- Affiliation: University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
- Quote: My professional life has been concerned with developing and transferring technology to industry. The hardest part of research is application, yet this is usually not acknowledged by academics. This award, and John Chen's nomination of me for it, is very important for me because it has been my career objective to apply research with excellence to practical situations in the aluminum industry.
- Citation: For being an internationally recognized authority in light metals science, engineering, and technology
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Shri Ram Arora Award
Anjali Sharma -
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- Affiliation: University of Delhi, Delhi, India
- Quote: The TMS Foundation Shri Ram Arora Award provides me an unique opportunity which will keep me motivated and help me to explore the new heights of material science studies. TMS also offers me a great platform to enhance my knowledge by interacting with eminent scientist, technologists, professors and experts from all over the world working in the field of material sciences
- Other: "Novel Sensor Structure of SnO2 Thin Film Integrated with Catalytic Micro-Discs for the Detection of Trace Level NO2 Gas"
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Yuntian Zhu -
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- Affiliation: North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
- Quote: It is a great honor to receive this award. The TMS membership has helped me to network with colleagues, to find collaborators in my research, to present my work at TMS meetings and to exchange ideas with colleagues. This award will certainly help me with my career development.
- Citation: For pioneering work on the fundamental understanding of deformation twinning in, and for innovative research on improving the strength and ductility of nanostructured materials.
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
Eric Taleff -
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- Affiliation: University of Texas, Austin, TX
- Quote: Service to one's profession is undertaken foremost because it is a requirement of professional responsibility. Rewards of service include the satisfaction and camaraderie of working together with the most capable of colleagues to advance the greater food by promoting the excellent practice of our profession, both in the present and in the far-reaching future. I am grateful to TMS for the means it has provided me to serve my profession and to reap the rewards of service. Recognition of that service, as embodied in this reward, is deeply humbling. But because this recognition is also a reflection of the outstanding colleagues with whom I have worked in TMS and the accomplishments we together share, it is deeply fulfilling.
- Citation: For over fifteen years of continued service and leadership in the SMD.
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Scott Hollister -
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- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Other: "Hierarchical Bioactive Material Devices for Tissue Reconstruction: Integrated Design and Manufacturing Challenges", JOM, April 2011
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SMD Scholarship
Veronica Perez -
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- Affiliation: Washington State University,
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SMD Scholarship
Benjamin Revard -
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- Affiliation: Washington State University,
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Nima Rahbar -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Massachusetts, North Dartmouth, MA
- Quote: I have been present in TMS since 2005 when I was a graduate student. My background is in structural materials and applied mechanics. Hence, an award from the SMD is particularly valuable to me. I am absolutely delighted to accept this award from my peers in structural materials.
- Other: I was honored to receive the Young Leaders Professional Development Award from the Structural Materials Division (SMD) at the TMS 2012 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in Orlando. I have enjoyed attending TMS' Annual Meetings since 2005, but this year in particular was a great experience. In addition to organizing the Biological Materials Science symposium, I enjoyed attending all the functions and meetings related to Young Leaders. I especially enjoyed meeting the other Young leaders, attending SMD Council meeting, and observing the Board of Directors meeting. I look forward to future continued involvement in TMS activities.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Clarissa Yablinsky -
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- Title: Research Associate
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
- Quote: The TMS Young Leaders Development Award means that I can participate more in the inner workings of TMS and have the opportunity to plan and participate in future TMS meetings. The award is a great opportunity for me to continue networking and progressing my career. TMS has always stood out to me as a great society for sharing and advancing material science knowledge and I am honored to be recognized as a Young Leader.
- Other: Winning the Structural Material Division (SMD) Young Leaders Professional Development Award provided me with a completely new experience at the TMS 2012 Annual Meeting & Exhibition. In past years, I mostly attended as a presenter, and did not have much exposure to the inner workings of the society. This year in Orlando was eye-opening. I was able to sit in on the Board of Directors meeting, which gave me insight into the administrative aspects of the society and how the whole organization must function together to make the conference successful in the current year and in future years. Even though I participate in technical committees, it was interesting to see the interplay between technical committees in the SMD Council meeting, and how they discussed ways to better the overall programming for structural materials by planning joint symposia. I very much enjoyed both the technical and administrative meetings, and I appreciate the opportunity to participate in this wonderful program. With my new understanding, I can go forward with my knowledge, participate in TMS at all levels, and continue to advance the TMS organization.
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Zhinan An -
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Indranil Lahiri -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Florida International University,
- Quote: “It is a great honor to be awarded one of the TMS Student Best Paper Contest Awards (Graduate). This award will be a driving force for my future research. I am very much thankful to Material Advantage. I learned many important leadership skills as secretary (2008–09) and chair (2009–10) of the Material Advantage chapter at Florida International University. Finally, I could contest for this TMS award only because of Material Advantage. My sincere thanks to everyone related to Material Advantage. The advantage is clear and obvious—there is no end to learning and speeding up your professional career in Material Advantage.”
- Other: Interface Engineering – Materials Engineers’ Perspective for Enhancing Field Electron Emission from Multiwall Carbon Nanotube Based Emitters
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
Sumit Goenka -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Technology Madras,
- Quote: “I am in an early stage of my research career and plan to pursue a career in academia; thus, receiving the TMS Student Best Paper Award will help me present my research findings at TMS2012. This will give me an excellent opportunity to interact more with researchers in my field and to find a suitable Ph.D. position and is a prestigious recognition for my research endeavors and an invaluable motivation for further excellence. The Material Advantage membership affiliates me to three more associations, thus providing me an excellent platform, and exposure to current trends in ceramics and the iron and steel industry.”
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
Tash Totten -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Washington State University,
- Quote: “Being a Material Advantage member has allowed me to further my education in material science. In entering this competition, my knowledge on soft matter materials was very limited so it was a great experience to learn more on the subject. I was curious to learn what materials, other than polymers, were considered soft matter and found an extensive list. Discovering that there were many other materials involved encouraged me to continue my interest in this particular field.”
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
Lauri Holappa -
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- Other: “Recent Advances and Challenges of Chemical Process Metallurgy”
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2012
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Julia Weertman -
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- Title: Walter P. Murphy Professor Emerita
- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
- Other: “Economics, Materials and Materials Scientists”
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Vittorio de Nora Prize for Environmental Improvements in Metallurgical Industries
Antoine Allanore -
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- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: "It is an honor and privilege to receive the 2012 Vittorio de Nora prize for our work in the advancement of electrochemical processes for metal production. Vittorio de Nora was a visionary technologist and entrepreneur in the area of electrochemistry-based processing, and we are humbled to receive this award named after him. A global challenge of the 21st century is the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and energy usage in the production of metals, and we believe electrolytic processes in general, and molten oxide electrolysis in particular will play a key role in answering this challenge. We would like to thank TMS for selecting us for this award, and we are grateful for the benefits of TMS membership to our careers."
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Vittorio de Nora Prize for Environmental Improvements in Metallurgical Industries
James Yurko -
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- Affiliation: Electrolytic Research Corp, Mayfield Heights, OH
- Other: "Development of Electrometallurgical Processes for 21st Century Metal Extraction"
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William Hume-Rothery Award
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
Douglas Spearot -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR
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Acta BioMaterialia Gold Medal Award
Michael Sefton - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
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Acta Materialia Gold Medal Award
Jagdish Narayan -
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- Title: John C. C. Fan Family Distinguished Chair Professorship
- Affiliation: North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
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2011
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Acta Materialia Hollomon Award for Materials and Society Award
Alan Taub -
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- Title: Vice President
- Affiliation: General Motors Company, Warren, MI
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Sushant Jha -
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- Quote: "I consider it a great honor to be selected as one of the co-recipients of this year’s Champion S. Mathewson Award and am very thankful to TMS for this recognition. It is especially gratifying to share this award with my esteemed colleagues. TMS has always been an excellent forum for exchange of ideas, building collaborations, and keeping current on trends in the materials field. More importantly, TMS has served as a venue to recognize and honor peers. Once again, I thank my peers and TMS for this prestigious recognition."
- Other: "Microstructural Influences on Very-High-Cycle Fatigue-Crack Initiation in Ti-6246”, Met Trans A, Vol 39A, Dec 2008
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
J. Jones -
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- Quote: "It is a great honor to have this paper and the work of my colleagues and former PhD student recognized with the Mathewson Medal Award."
- Other: "Microstructural Influences on Very-High-Cycle Fatigue-Crack Initiation in Ti-6246”, Met Trans A, Vol 39A, Dec 2008
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
James Larsen -
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- Quote: "The Mathewson Award is a tremendous honor, and I am most grateful to be a member of the receiving team with Dr. Christopher J. Szczepanski, Dr. Sushant K. Jha, and Prof. J. Wayne Jones. Collaboration with such outstanding colleagues is a great and most rewarding pleasure, and they are most deserving. My membership in, and affiliation with, TMS have been a most enriching and valued experience."
- Other: "Microstructural Influences on Very-High-Cycle Fatigue-Crack Initiation in Ti-6246”, Met Trans A, Vol 39A, Dec 2008
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Christopher Szczepanski -
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- Quote: "In looking at previous Mathewson award recipients, I am extremely honored to receive an award that many great materials researchers have won. Additionally, I am very grateful to TMS for providing a venue for sharing our research ideas and facilitating collaboration. The opportunity to interact with distinguished members of the materials community is something that is both inspiring and a valuable to me early in my career."
- Other: "Microstructural Influences on Very-High-Cycle Fatigue-Crack Initiation in Ti-6246”, Met Trans A, Vol 39A, Dec 2008
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Y. Chang - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Shriram Ramanathan -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Harvard University,
- Quote: “I am grateful to TMS for this award. I express my sincere gratitude to my mentors, students, and collaborators who have played an enormous role in my professional development. Participating in TMS meetings and the following discussion tremendously helped in generating new ideas, research directions, and fruitful collaborations.”
- Citation: For innovative contributions to the synthesis, study and applications of thin film oxides.
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
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- Other: N/A
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Peter Voorhees -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois
- Quote: “I have been a member of TMS since graduate school and have attended TMS meetings regularly since then. These meetings have played a critical role in my career by facilitating interactions with colleagues. 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 to be chosen to receive the Bruce Chalmers award.”
- Citation: Theoretical and experimental research that has significantly deepened our understanding of the coarsening of the solid phase in liquid-solid systems, and the directional solidification of concentrated multicomponent systems.
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Diana Lados -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, Massachusetts
- Quote: “TMS has played for over a decade a central role in my professional and personal development. TMS provides the young materials scientists and engineers with valuable technical forums and community networks needed to evolve and succeed. It is a distinct honor to be the recipient of the 2011 Early Career Faculty Fellow Award from TMS. This award offers me an excellent opportunity to bring new focus on integrative materials design, a theme which I dedicatedly promote through my research and teaching. I enthusiastically look forward to continuing to play an active role in TMS by organizing symposia, participating in committees, and other activities shaping the future success of our society.”
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Educator Award
Krishan Chawla -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Birmingham, AL
- Quote: “I feel humble and honored by this award. I’ve been a member of TMS since 1965, a long time professional association. Teaching is a passionate subject for me, and this recognition from TMS has a special value to me.”
- Citation: For seminal contributions and text books written for the education and training of students in mechanical behavior and composites
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Larry Twidwell -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: Montana Tech of the University of Montana, Butte, MT
- Quote: “I have enjoyed being a TMS member for over fifty years. The organization has provided me with important information and professional associations throughout my career. It is, indeed, an honor to be selected as recipient of the 2011 EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award and I look forward to joining my colleagues at the upcoming TMS Annual Meeting in San Diego.”
- Other: “The Removal of Arsenic, Selenium and Metals From Aqueous Solution by Iron Precipitation and Reduction Techniques”
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EPD Distinguished Service Award
William Imrie -
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- Title: Manager of Technology
- Affiliation: Bechtel Mining & Metals, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
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EPD Scholarship
Patrick Bowen -
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- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University,
- Quote: “Membership in TMS has been a valuable experience as an undergraduate student, as it has exposed me to many different paths within materials science. This recognition by TMS has made me confident that I am on the right path and that I am constantly supported by my superiors, colleagues, and the materials community as a whole.”
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EPD Scholarship
Abraham Jurovitzki -
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- Affiliation: University of Utah,
- Quote: “I am very grateful for the opportunity by TMS to help further my education. This scholarship will help me stay motivated to excel in my academics. I look forward to contributing to this organization and the metallurgical engineering community in the future. I am very excited to attend the TMS conference in February to broaden my exposure of the industry.”
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EPD Scholarship
Ryan Morrison -
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- Affiliation: University of Utah,
- Quote: “I am very grateful for the support of TMS and the opportunities that have been afforded to me as a student. My membership in TMS has provided excellent opportunities and networking within the metals and materials community and has given me great confidence as I look to finish my degree and move on to various opportunities. I look forward to an association with the society throughout my career.”
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EPD Scholarship
Dmitri Nassyrov -
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- Affiliation: McGill University,
- Quote: “I would like to thank TMS for awarding me the EPD Scholarship. TMS has helped me in many ways throughout my studies, from updating me on current research trends via the monthly newsletter, to providing discounts on hot-off-the-press books. With this scholarship, TMS helps me to pay my tuition and gives me a broader view of the materials community by bringing me to an international conference. For this, TMS, thank you!”
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EPD Science Award
Dimitrios Filippou -
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- Affiliation: Rio Tinto Iron & Titanium, Sorel-Tracy, QC, Canada
- Quote: “The 2010 TMS Extraction and Processing Division Science Award is a great honor for us the authors, and for our company, Rio Tinto Iron and Titanium. Our company has always valued R&D and the proof is the success of some of our internally developed processes like UGS. The extractive industry is facing some great challenges ahead such as the reduction of GHG emissions, etc. Therefore, we hope that other companies will follow the example of Rio Tinto Iron and Titanium putting more emphasis on R&D, and publishing papers even more interesting than the one for which we are honored.”
- Other: Paper Title "Iron Removal and Recovery in the Titanium Dioxide Feedstock and Pigment Industries",
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EPD Science Award
Guillaume Hudon -
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- Affiliation: Rio Tinto Iron & Titanium, Sorel-Tracy, QC, Canada
- Quote: “The 2010 TMS Extraction and Processing Division Science Award is a great honor for us the authors, and for our company, Rio Tinto Iron and Titanium. Our company has always valued R&D and the proof is the success of some of our internally developed processes like UGS. The extractive industry is facing some great challenges ahead such as the reduction of GHG emissions, etc. Therefore, we hope that other companies will follow the example of Rio Tinto Iron and Titanium putting more emphasis on R&D, and publishing papers even more interesting than the one for which we are honored.”
- Other: Paper Title "Iron Removal and Recovery in the Titanium Dioxide Feedstock and Pigment Industries",
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EPD Technology Award
Ross Baldock -
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- Title: Manager
- Affiliation: Process TSL Smelting at Outotec, Dandenong, Australia
- Quote: "This award is accepted as recognition of a great project which was a personal delight to be associated with. The team work form the client (JNMC), the engineer (ENFI) and all the technology suppliers were first class."
- Other: Paper: "Industrial Operation of JAE Nickel Smelting Technology at Jinchuan Nickel Smelter "Supplemental Proceedings, Vol. 1: Materials Processing and Properties
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EPD Technology Award
Guang Li -
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- Other: Paper: "Industrial Operation of JAE Nickel Smelting Technology at Jinchuan Nickel Smelter "Supplemental Proceedings, Vol. 1: Materials Processing and Properties
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EPD Technology Award
Harry Li -
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- Other: Paper: "Industrial Operation of JAE Nickel Smelting Technology at Jinchuan Nickel Smelter "Supplemental Proceedings, Vol. 1: Materials Processing and Properties
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EPD Technology Award
Aidong Wan -
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- Other: Paper: "Industrial Operation of JAE Nickel Smelting Technology at Jinchuan Nickel Smelter "Supplemental Proceedings, Vol. 1: Materials Processing and Properties
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EPD Technology Award
Min Zhou -
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- Other: Paper: "Industrial Operation of JAE Nickel Smelting Technology at Jinchuan Nickel Smelter "Supplemental Proceedings, Vol. 1: Materials Processing and Properties
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Antoine Allanore -
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- Other: A TMS Annual Meeting is a unique experience for a researcher. It gathers academic and industrial researchers from very different fields and provides a snapshot of the key topics and developments related to materials and society. It was a great honor to receive the Extraction & Processing Division (EPD) Young Leaders Professional Development Award, and I particularly appreciate being introduced to the various committees, to understand how such an event is organized and how any member of the society can get involved. I therefore strongly encourage young researchers to come to the TMS 2012 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in Florida, and contact volunteers and leaders to get the best from this honorable and prestigious society.
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Edourard Asselin -
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- Other: I was honored to have been chosen as one of the 2011 Young Leaders Professional Development Award (YLPDA) recipients from the Extraction & Processing Division (EPD). As an award recipient I was able to attend a wide variety of events over and above the normal conference activities. In particular, the EPD Council meeting shed light on the significant organizational task that is planning division events and programming. I was surprised by the number of volunteers involved in running a division like EPD and I was inspired to help with future division activities. As a YLPDA recipient I was asked to judge the EPD student poster contest and I was particularly gratified to engage with students from all over the world and learn about their research. Finally, the TMS 2011 Annual Meeting & Exhibition provided a significant opportunity for networking and I met many fellow researchers from all aspects of the materials and metallurgical communities. I look forward to continuing my professional development through further engagement with TMS.
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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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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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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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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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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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FMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Long-Qing Chen -
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- Title: Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA
- Quote: “I am humbled and honored to receive the 2011 TMS EMPMD distinguished scientist/engineer award. I have been very closely tied with TMS for almost 20 years. I have made many friends and learned a lot of new ideas at various TMS meetings and gatherings. They have had a huge impact on my career and the research directions that I pursue. This award would have not been possible without the strong friendship and enthusiastic support from the colleagues/friends at TMS. I am looking forward to continuous association with TMS for the rest of my career.”
- Citation: For his broad sustained impact on computational materials science in general and the modeling of phase transitions, domain structures, and electrical/mechanical/magnetic coupling in nanoferroelectronics and multiferroics in particular.
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FMD Distinguished Service Award
Sinn-wen Chen -
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- Title: Professor & Dean of Academic Affairs
- Affiliation: National Tsing Hua University, Hsin-chu, Taiwan
- Quote: “I am very excited to receive this award. I have been a TMS member since 1986 when I was a graduate student in UW-Madison. I attended my first TMS conference in 1989. Since then, attending the TMS conference has become an important annual activity of mine for the past 21 years with no interruptions, TMS helps my professional development and professional connections. I am really grateful to TMS, and very happy to receive this award. It is really a great honor.”
- Citation: For his continuous contribution to the organization of various successful symposia, service as the chairperson of the alloy phase committee and as a long-time JOM advisor.
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Rachel Ferebee -
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- Affiliation: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,
- Quote: “Thank you so much for the TMS Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division Gilbert Chin Scholarship. I am extremely honored to join previous recipients in accepting such a prestigious award. TMS has been instrumental to my success in pursuing a degree in materials engineering. As a member of Material Advantage, TMS’s student counterpart, I’ve had the opportunity to network with other students and professionals, to attend conferences, and to gain exposure to new opportunities in the field. These invaluable experiences have helped prepare me to embark upon graduate studies and eventually a career in materials engineering. Your support of these goals is greatly appreciated.”
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FMD JEM Best Paper Award
Christopher Kinney -
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- Affiliation: University of California , Berkeley, CA
- Quote: “I would like to thank the editors at JEM for such a nice award. I was surprised and humbled to receive this award from a journal with such excellent content; and I think it is very encouraging to other young authors as well. JEM and TMS are wonderful forums for the advancement of the scientific field, and I am very appreciative of all the work that goes into making it happen. Lastly I would like to thank my co-authors and my family, for there wouldn't have been any paper without their support.”
- Other: "The Interaction Between an Imposed Current and the Creep of Idealized Sn-Ag-Cu Solder Interconnects" ( Co-Authors: Tae-Kyu Lee, Kuo-Chuan Liu, J.W. Morris)
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Stephen Pearton -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
- Quote: “TMS is an enormously respected society and the John Bardeen award is one of its premier honors. I am deeply grateful to the society for this recognition and to the collaborators I have worked with over the years at the Australian Atomic Energy Commission, UC Berkeley, Bell Labs and now University of Florida for their many contributions. John Bardeen was one of the greatest scientists of the modern age and the previous winners of this award have all been esteemed leaders in the fields of semiconductors and related materials. I am very pleased and deeply honored to join this select group and to be a proud TMS member.”
- Citation: For pioneering advances in the science and application of advanced electronic and photonic device fabrication techniques for compound semiconductor devices used in cell phones, wireless communication systems, collision-avoidance radar, high density DVDs, satellite systems, wireless local area networks, GPS, broad-band satellite services and automotive radar-smart-cruise control, traffic lights and other displays.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Kyle Brinkman -
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- Other: It was an honor to receive the Young Leaders Professional Development Award from the Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division (now Functional Materials Division) at the TMS 2011 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in San Diego. In addition to presenting two technical talks in “Materials in Clean Power Systems: Clean Coal, Hydrogen Based Technologies and Fuel Cells” and “Materials for the Nuclear Renaissance” symposiums, it was a pleasure to participate in the business side of the Annual Meeting. It was particularly instructive to see how decisions were made at the society, division, and committee level. I have a greater appreciation for all of the volunteer time dedicated and organizational talent involved in making these annual meeting the premier gathering of materials professionals. I am looking forward to future involvement in both the technical programming as well as business development activities that the society has to offer.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Samrat Choudhury -
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- Other: I was honored to receive the 2011 TMS Young Leaders Professional Development Award from the Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division (EMPMD; now Functional Materials Division). The award provided me a unique opportunity to interact and network with researchers during the TMS Annual Meeting who are at different stages of their careers in materials science. On the one hand, I was able to meet the directors of various TMS divisions at the TMS Board of Directors meeting and the young material scientists at the Young Leaders Luncheon, while on other, I could discuss science with graduate and undergraduate students while judging the EMPMD student poster competition. During various interactions I realized that the Young Professionals Program truly fosters future leadership within the materials community as I met some of the past recipients of the Young Leaders Award who are currently serving in different leadership positions within the TMS including the TMS Board of Directors. Although I enjoyed each of the events, the experience of attending the Board of Directors meeting was extraordinary as I could see first hand how TMS plans to adapt and evolve in the near future, keeping in pace with changing needs of our society and government. I look forward to actively participating in TMS and MS&T meetings through organizing future symposia.
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
David Seidman -
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- Title: Walter P. Murphy Professor of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Phillip Draa -
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- Affiliation: University of Florida,
- Quote: “I am proud to represent the High Temperature Alloys Group at University of Florida in receiving this scholarship. I believe this scholarship indicates our lab group has provided me with good insight into high temperature materials and is preparing the group members well for the world of superalloys. Material Advantage is a great avenue to professionally network and keep up with the latest technological advances in our field. I would like to thank the scholarship committee and Material Advantage for selecting me and helping advance my career.”
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Morris Satin -
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- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University,
- Quote: “I am very grateful to be receiving this award especially in such a challenging and cutting-edge field. Superalloys have allowed us to design and build modern devices that can withstand some of the most challenging conditions in history and it is an honor to be invited to join those who are experts in that field. Being a member of Material Advantage has really helped me get a better understanding of what it is to be a materials engineer and has provided a great support network. It is great to know that all the men and women in the materials industry support students and allow us to be part of our strong materials community.”
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
Teneil Ryno -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology,
- Quote: “To be the recipient of the J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship is such a prestigious honor. As I complete the remainder of my education, this financial award will alleviate the large amount of expenses that are associated with college. By the help of TMS and other individuals interested in materials science, I have been encouraged to pursue my degree. I will continue to be involved with TMS as I begin my career.”
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Leadership Award
Y. Chang -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
- Quote: “It is with great humility that I accept the 2011 TMS Leadership Award. I am especially honored as great leadership is a quality that so many of my friends and colleagues have demonstrated over the years. They have led our field from "metallurgy" to "materials science and engineering" and are leading us in new directions to address the growing materials challenges that we face globally in energy, the environment, and health care. To be counted among the leaders in materials is indeed humbling, and I feel very fortunate for the opportunities that I have had to work with true leaders in the community and thereby help advance materials education, materials technology, and the materials field.”
- Citation: In recognition of his excellent ability and demonstrated leadership in materials research, education, and the materials science and engineering community
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Light Metals Award
Lorentz Lossius -
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- Title: Principal Engineer
- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminium – PMT, Norway
- Quote: The annual TMS meeting is a good focus when you wish to get an overview of research and equipment, collect information and present your own company and work. The formal sessions and the informal talks both are useful for keeping updated and generating ideas. The award brings nice recognition, both at home and within the research community. I am impressed by is the quality of the voluntary work shown at the meetings.
- Other: Paper: “Charcoal in Anodes for Aluminium Production”
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Light Metals Award
Bodil Monsen -
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- Title: Senior Scientist
- Affiliation: SINTEF Materials and Chemistry, Trondheim, Norway
- Quote: To be nominated to the overall TMS LMD Light Metals award is a great honor and highly appreciated. This acknowledgement is a great inspiration for further work and brings also local recognition at work. Further, as a new TMS member, it was quite a surprise! My first TMS experience in 2009, in Seattle where I enjoyed very much the Electrode Session and informal dinners and fruitful discussion with colleagues and customers in the evenings. TMS has a high scientific standard and is a splendid opportunity to keep you updated on recent research and development. I am impressed by all the voluntary work.
- Other: Paper: “Charcoal in Anodes for Aluminium Production”
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Light Metals Award
Arne Ratvik -
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- Title: Head of Department at SINTEF Materials and Chemistry
- Affiliation: SINTEF Materials and Chemistry, Trondheim, Norway
- Quote: To be nominated for the award is a real encouragement and very much appreciated. The efforts of TMS in presenting scientific work and arranging the TMS meeting, comprising the Light Metals division is a main drive for me being a member of TMS. I consider the TMS Light Metals Meeting the main global event within light metals production and presentation of new scientific knowledge. meeting so many colleagues working with the same objective of brining the light metals scientific knowledge to our borders is a great inspiration for me.
- Other: Paper: “Charcoal in Anodes for Aluminium Production”
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Greta Brodie -
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- Affiliation: CSIRO Light Metals Flagship (CSIRO Minerals), Karawara, WAU, Australia
- Other: "THE ROLES OF ADSORPTION IN HYDRATE PRECIPITATION"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Joanne Loh -
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- Affiliation: CSIRO Light Metals Flagship (CSIRO Minerals), Karawara, WAU, Australia
- Other: "THE ROLES OF ADSORPTION IN HYDRATE PRECIPITATION"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Fatima Naim -
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- Affiliation: CSIRO Light Metals Flagship (CSIRO Minerals), Karawara, WAU, Australia
- Other: "THE ROLES OF ADSORPTION IN HYDRATE PRECIPITATION"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Naixiang Feng -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Quote: I’m very honored to be chosen as one of the winners of this award, which symbolizes the recognition and acceptance of our work by our counterparts. This is what I’m most pleased with. As the predominant aluminum extracting process, high pressure has always been imposed to reduce energy consumption. In fact, progressive advancement will be sure to be achieved with our persistence. Let’s co-strive for new and high targets.
- Other: “New Cathodes in Aluminum Reduction Cells”
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Jianping Peng -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Other: “New Cathodes in Aluminum Reduction Cells”
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Xiquan Qi -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Other: “New Cathodes in Aluminum Reduction Cells”
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Yingfu Tian -
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- Affiliation: Chongqing Tiantai Aluminum Industry Co Ltd, Chongqing, China
- Other: “New Cathodes in Aluminum Reduction Cells”
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Ganfeng Tu -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Other: “New Cathodes in Aluminum Reduction Cells”
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Yaowu Wang -
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- Affiliation: Northeastern University, Shenyang, China
- Other: “New Cathodes in Aluminum Reduction Cells”
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Don Doutre -
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- Affiliation: Novelis Global Technology Center, Kingston, ON, Canada
- Quote: This was very unexpected and pleasant surprise. I appreciate TMS providing a venue for publishing these results and for the ongoing opportunities to interact with other professionals who share a common interest.
- Other: "Hazards associated with the use of bone ash in contact with molten aluminum"
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Halvor Kvande -
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- Title: Chief Engineer
- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminium AS, Oslo Norway
- Quote: "I am very pleased and honored to have been selected for the 2011 TMS Light Metals division Distinguished service award. The staff of TMS has always been very supportive to me and is a great pleasure to work with. I have been a member of TMs for more than thirty years, and the professional and the personal relationships with many fellow TMS members have really helped me in my work in the aluminum industry and in academia.”
- Citation: For extraordinary organizing effort for highly successful "Role of Technology in Primary aluminum Industry" and "Sustainability Goals" plenary sessions at TMs Annual Meetings, also for coordinating the TMs Aluminum Electrolysis courses.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Subodh Das -
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- Title: CEO and Founder
- Affiliation: Phinix, LLC , Lexington, KY
- Quote: “Most of my professional contacts and friendships have been developed, nurtured and sustained as a direct result of my 35+ years of TMS memberships via active participation during various venues such as annual meetings attendance, presenting papers, organizing and chairing sessions and volunteering time for committee assignments and board membership. I have changed companies, positions and affiliations and yet TMS has been a constant source for providing career, professional and business advancements tools for me. Publishing in JOM is a great way to reach and share knowledge & thoughts with my global colleagues. We are very honored by this award as our intent was to make a contribution by writing an objective paper to assess the situation, describe the challenges & opportunities and suggest an actionable path forward to enhance the sustainability of the global aluminum/aluminium industry.”
- Other: “Aluminum Industry and Climate Change—Assessment and Responses”, Feb. 2010 JOM
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
John Green -
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- Title: Consultant
- Affiliation: JASG Consulting, Ellicott City, MD
- Quote: “I have been a member of TMS since 1972, and I have always found it to be a great place to meet new people and catch up with old friends. The Annual meeting is especially useful for those interested in the light metals as recent developments are covered so thoroughly for aluminum and magnesium. It is easy to learn about new developments from industry or the latest research from academia. For me, this JOM Best Paper Award is quite special –it is good to feel one can still make a contribution some 10 years after retiring for the second time!”
- Other: “Aluminum Industry and Climate Change—Assessment and Responses”, Feb. 2010 JOM
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Best Poster
Soo Lee -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Fellow
- Affiliation: University of British Columbia , Vancouver
- Other: “Plastic deformation of magnesium alloy subjected to compression-first cyclic loading”
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Kyu Cho -
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- Affiliation: US Army Research Lab,
- Quote: It is this co-recipient’s great honor to be recommended and nominated for this prestigious award. I am flattered to accept the award. The pioneering works done by rest of the co-recipient in the area of computational modeling of DC casting and slab manufacturing of magnesium alloys are gratefully appreciated. I would like to avail myself of this opportunity to thank the TMS for establishing an international forum for the global magnesium community to discuss and publish advancements in the field of fundamental as well as experimental research, modeling and simulation, technology and application development, and manufacturing technology pertaining to magnesium alloys and derivatives.
- Other: Computer Modeling of DC Casting Magnesium Alloy WE43 Rolling Slabs
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Bruce Davis -
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- Affiliation: Magnesium Elektron North America,
- Other: Computer Modeling of DC Casting Magnesium Alloy WE43 Rolling Slabs
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Rick DeLorme -
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- Affiliation: Magnesium Elektron North America,
- Other: Computer Modeling of DC Casting Magnesium Alloy WE43 Rolling Slabs
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
John Grandfield -
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- Affiliation: Grandfield Technology Pty Ltd ,
- Other: Computer Modeling of DC Casting Magnesium Alloy WE43 Rolling Slabs
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Mark Turski -
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- Affiliation: Magnesium Elektron,
- Other: Computer Modeling of DC Casting Magnesium Alloy WE43 Rolling Slabs
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Tim Wilks -
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- Affiliation: Magnesium Elektron,
- Other: Computer Modeling of DC Casting Magnesium Alloy WE43 Rolling Slabs
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Young Chun -
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- Affiliation: Monash University,
- Quote: It is truly an honor to be a recipient of this award. This recognition is not only an affirmation of what I have already achieved but also an inspiration to keep me doing what I believe it is worth. I thank Professor Chris Davies for his support and contribution to this work and also thank the Australian Research Council for the financial support through the Centre of Excellence for Design in Light Metals.
- Other: The Evolution of In-Grain Misorientation Axes (IGMA) During Deformation of Wrought Magnesium Alloy AZ31
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Christopher Davies -
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- Affiliation: Monash University,
- Other: The Evolution of In-Grain Misorientation Axes (IGMA) During Deformation of Wrought Magnesium Alloy AZ31
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LMD Scholarship
James Haley -
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- Affiliation: Clemson University,
- Quote: “This award means more than a simple cash prize to me. It means that I will be able to pursue an education that will bring me one step closer to being self-sufficient, and furthermore, to return the kindness and generosity that has brought me so far. This award will be a wonderful opportunity to network with those in my chosen profession through TMS.”
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LMD Scholarship
Dmitri Nassyrov -
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- Affiliation: McGill University,
- Quote: “It is an honor for me to be chosen as a recipient of the TMS LMD Scholarship. This support not only provides me with funds for pursuing my education, but also gives me motivation for working harder to achieve new and exciting results in the field of light metals. Thank you, TMS! I would also like to thank Dr. In-Ho Jung for initiating me to this field.”
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2011
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LMD Scholarship
Nayomi Rodriquez -
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- Affiliation: University of Puerto Rico,
- Quote: “Words cannot describe the euphoria I felt when I found out that I had been selected by The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society Light Metals Division as an LMD scholar for the year 2011. At that moment I could feel how my horizons were broadened, opening so many doors before my eyes. Only a few of the myriad talented applicants are selected by this prestigious award annually, so I was a bit surprised to be one of the scholarship recipients. For this I am indubitably grateful, because it means that all my hard work and the encouragement of my parents and mentors has not been in vain. Now, I am definitely closer to fulfilling my dream of pursuing a doctoral degree in materials science to enter academia, so that one day I can be as good an advisor as my research mentor Dr. O. Marcelo Suárez.”
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2011
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LMD Technology Award
Adam Gesing -
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- Title: President
- Affiliation: Gesing Consultants Inc, Tecumseh, ONT, Canada
- Quote: "A consultant working in these times of recession often feels forgotten and isolated. TMS provides a community of like-minded professionals, current news, and reliable technical information – all of which are so very valuable to my business, and professional growth. TMS also provides a supportive network of friends from all around the globe. This award means the world to me, as it demonstrates that these friends listening, reading and agreeing with some of my ideas. It is very rewarding to feel appreciated."
- Citation: For his numerous contributions to aluminum and magnesium production over his long career. He is best known for his leadership in the development of X-ray absorption and LIBS-based sorting technology for upgrading aluminum and magnesium scrap.
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2011
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Dongwon Shin -
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- Other: I feel very honored to be selected as one of the TMS Young Leaders Professional Development Award recipients in 2011 by the Light Metals Division (LMD). I have been enjoying attending the TMS Annual Meeting since 2004, but this year’s experience was far superior. Besides attending technical talks relevant to my research area presented during the conference, I had a chance to attend various meetings organized by the TMS, which greatly helped me to promote networking opportunities. Judging the student poster contest and attending the TMS Board of Directors' meetings gave me a chance to see what is going on behind the scenes. Attending Young Leader Luncheon and LMD Luncheon were nice chances to meet people whose career path and research interests are aligned with my own. I really appreciate the fact that TMS is putting lots of efforts into fostering a younger generation and I look forward to having such a wonderful experience again at the TMS 2012 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in Orlando!
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2011
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Cong Wang -
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- Other: I am very honored to be selected as the recipient of the TMS Young Leaders Professional Development Award from the Light Metals Division. It was a great experience to get involved with Board of Directors' meetings and various committee meetings, through which I learned how the society, various conferences, and symposia are planned and operated, let alone the kaleidoscopic social activities that open a fantastic door of talking to established engineers and scientists. How wonderful it is for a just-out-of-school boy to see many TMS badges carrying identical names that are only seen on textbook cover pages! Just as the TMS motto says: "Learn, Network, Advance," I believe TMS would be the best venue for technical communications, the most wonderful platform for interfacing with peers and senior professionals, and a marvelous classroom for continuous development. I would strongly encourage young professionals to apply for this great program to their best capacities.
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2011
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
James Miller -
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- Affiliation: Sandia National Lab, Sandia National Lab
- Other: "Sunshine to Petrol: A Metal Oxide-Based Thermochemical Route to Solar Fuels" (Co-Authors Richard B. Diver, Nathan P. Siegel, Eric N. Coker, Andrea Ambrosini, Daniel E. Dedrick, Mark D. Allendorf, Anthony H. McDaniel, Gary L. Kellogg, Roy E. Hogan, Ken S. Chen, Ellen B. Stechel)
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2011
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
No award given.
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2011
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
No award given.
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2011
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MPMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Amit Misra -
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- Title: Technical Staff Member
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, New Mexico
- Quote: “I am proud to be a TMS member since I was a graduate student. I feel deeply honored and humbled by this recognition from MPMD of the research contributions of my team.”
- Citation: For fundamental understanding of processing-structure-property relations in nanolayered composites for structural and nuclear energy applications and for championing nanomechanics in the MPMD of TMS.
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2011
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MPMD Distinguished Service Award
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2011
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MPMD Scholarship
Ryan Need -
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- Affiliation: Clemson University,
- Quote: “I am very honored to receive this award. To me, it represents a positive acknowledgement of my actions and accomplishments up to this point as well as an encouragement to continue working hard towards my future goals.”
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2011
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MPMD Scholarship
Michael Renkoski -
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- Affiliation: Missouri University of Science and Technology,
- Quote: “College is a huge financial endeavor, particularly by the conclusion of a degree program. The TMS Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division Scholarship Award is a significant contribution to my education. I have interest in continuing on to graduate school, and scholarships such as this allow me financially to continue with my studies. With this scholarship I will be able to better focus on continuing my educational growth rather than funding it.”
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2011
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Dincer Bozkaya - Details Not Available
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2011
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Eric Schmidt -
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- Other: I am very pleased and honored to have been selected as a Young Leaders Professional Development Award recipient to attend the TMS 2011 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in San Diego. As an American expatriate living in France for the past three years, I had found myself slowly falling “out of the loop” of the U.S. materials science and engineering network in which I had spent a number of years as a student. Not only did this award give me an opportunity to reconnect with some of my fellow materials engineers (including a former classmate who won the award as well), but a new side of a thriving professional organization was presented to me, in a very warm and welcoming way. I am looking forward to reflecting every bit and more of this enthusiasm in my time as an active member of TMS. In describing my experiences as a Young Leader, I must certainly thank a previous winner of the award, Jim Yurko, for encouraging me to take part in this exciting program. He was also a valuable resource during the program, introducing me to other TMS leaders and sharing with me helpful hints that made my time in San Diego even more beneficial. I hope to continue this tradition, and have already spoken to a number of my colleagues about becoming Young Leaders in 2012. I can think of no better way to insure the bright future of The Minerals, Metals, and Materials Society.
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2011
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Brian Thomas -
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- Title: C.J. Gauthier Professor of Mechanical Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois
- Quote: "I have been privileged to be a TMS member for 24 years. TMS brings leading academic and industrial researchers together, and fosters both scientific inquiry towards fundamental understanding and practical industrial applications to benefit society. I am deeply honored to receive this recognition from my colleagues."
- Citation: For his many fundamental insights and practical contributions to improving the quality and technology of the continuous casting of steel.
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2011
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Shri Ram Arora Award
Vivek Verma -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Technology - Kanpur, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Quote: The Shri Ram Arora award for Materials Science and Engineering Education will provide me a platform to interact and exchange ideas with fellow material scientists from across the globe. The award, apart from giving recognition to my work, will help me to continue my best efforts toward materials science research. TMS membership will help me to broaden my network and may also lead to future collaborators.
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2011
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Tresa Pollock -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, California
- Citation: For seminal contributions in the arenas of superalloys, intermetallics, creep, and solidification.
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2011
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
Tresa Pollock -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, California
- Citation: For tireless dedication to and promotion of TMS and specifically the Structural Materials Division.
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2011
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Timothy Gabb -
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- Affiliation: NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio
- Other: “A New Approach of Designing Superalloys for Low Density”, JOM Jan. 2011
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2011
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Rebecca MacKay -
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- Affiliation: NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio
- Quote: “We are so pleased and honored to have been selected by the TMS Structural Materials Division and Editorial Advisors Committees for this JOM Best Paper Award. JOM presents many well-written articles on leading-edge technologies, so it is truly special to have been selected for this award. We chose to publish in JOM because it provides an effective means for disseminating research results and new technologies to a wide audience. Our JOM article has generated new opportunities for collaboration, and we welcome new inquiries.”
- Other: “A New Approach of Designing Superalloys for Low Density”, JOM Jan. 2010
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2011
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Michael Nathal -
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- Affiliation: NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio
- Other: “A New Approach of Designing Superalloys for Low Density”, JOM Jan. 2013
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2011
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
James Smialek -
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- Affiliation: NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio
- Other: “A New Approach of Designing Superalloys for Low Density”, JOM Jan. 2012
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2011
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SMD Scholarship
Benjamin Revard -
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- Affiliation: Washington State University,
- Quote: “The Structural Materials Division Scholarship is very important to me. By providing financial support, this award helps me to achieve my academic goals, which are first to finish my bachelor degree in materials science and engineering (MSE), and then to apply for a Ph.D. program. I am very grateful to TMS for their generosity in awarding me this scholarship. It represents a significant contribution to my future in the field of MSE.”
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2011
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SMD Scholarship
Mohamad Zbib -
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- Affiliation: Washington State University,
- Quote: “This award has given me the courage to be more successful in my academic and research life because it really supports me to reach my achievements. I am proud to be one of the winners of the TMS scholarship. Being a TMS member has been very helpful for me and for any student who looks forward to being a successful scientist and engineer. Every moment I spend at the TMS conference is a big experience that teaches me a lot of what I need and what I am looking for. Thank you very much for your support.”
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2011
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Frank DelRio -
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- Other: I would like to express my gratitude to the Structural Materials Division (SMD) and TMS for selecting me as a 2011 Young Leaders Professional Development Award recipient. As a Young Leader, I was given the opportunity to participate in a number of different events at the TMS 2011 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in San Diego, including the Materials Bowl (as a judge), SMD undergraduate/graduate student poster contests (as a judge), Young Leaders Tutorial Luncheon Lecture, TMS-AIME Awards Banquet, and numerous technical sessions. By participating in these events, I discovered that TMS involves much more than the technical sessions at its meetings; the committee meetings, social events, and awards banquets provide even more chances to get involved with TMS at both the division and society levels and reconnect with old friends while meeting new people with similar research interests from around the world. In the short term, I hope to use what I have learned about TMS to become more involved with technical committees (in particular, Mechanical Behavior of Materials Committee in SMD) and plan technical sessions. In the long term, I hope to use my experiences with the Young Leader Awards Program to facilitate additional opportunities throughout the society. I am already looking forward to the MS& T’11 meeting in Columbus!
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2011
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Julia Greer -
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- Other: I had a terrific time at the TMS 2011 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in San Diego this year—especially as part of the Young Leaders Professional Development Award recipients. While TMS is already a great conference for materials scientists, being a part of the Young Leaders Awards program made it be more than a working meeting—with multiple opportunities to attend committee meetings, participate in the Early Career Forum panel (this was my favorite part), and connect with other Youngs Leaders, students, and postdocs. It also increased my enthusiasm for getting involved in the TMS-oriented activities like the Materials Bowl, the student posters (there were some really great ones!), and the Board of Directors meeting. I will definitely continue getting involved in TMS-related activities in the future, and thank you, TMS, for the award!
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2011
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Shenyan Huang -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee,
- Quote: “It is my great honor to be awarded the TMS Graduate Student Best Paper. During my three years as a student member, I have been provided great opportunities to attend meetings, give oral presentations, discuss scientific issues with scholars, and learn professional skills at various symposia. TMS is important to my research and career development. I would like to thank my academic advisor, collaborating professors, and the peers in our group for the help and guidance on my research.”
- Other: Effects of Al on the Creep Behavior and Microstructures in a (Ni,Fe)Al Precipitate-Strengthened Ferritic Superalloy
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2011
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Lisa Deibler -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University,
- Quote: “TMS has been very supportive of me over the past several years of my student membership, allowing me to travel to several conferences, pay for my undergraduate degree, get involved with the organization, and participate in competitions. TMS is a great organization and it is a great honor for my research to be recognized through this contest. I hope that I can continue to be involved with TMS as I graduate and begin my career.”
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2011
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
Danielle Bairos -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: McGill University,
- Quote: “It is truly an honor to receive the award for Best Paper as an undergraduate in Materials Science. Personally, it is a humble indication of my progress as a student and my development in becoming an engineer. It has motivated me in many ways. I would like to thank TMS for this award as it is a generous recognition of a student’s effort and enthusiasm towards a discipline of his study.”
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2011
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
No award given.
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2011
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
Sridhar Seetharaman -
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- Other: “Interfacing Chemical and Physical Metallurgy”
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2011
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Subra Suresh -
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- Title: Director
- Affiliation: National Science Foundation,
- Other: “Innovation Ecosystems: Where Do We Go From Here”
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2011
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Vittorio de Nora Prize for Environmental Improvements in Metallurgical Industries
Anne Kvithyld -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: SINTEF, Trondheim, Norway
- Quote: "There is a strong moral aspect to recycling, reuse and reduction of waste. This award and TMS membership give me contact with the scientific community. It contributes to suitable growth reducing: loss of materials, energy consumption, and CO2 footprint, It also contributes to introduce scientific methods in the description of recycling and handling of waste."
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2011
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William Hume-Rothery Award
John Agren -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
- Other: "Thermodynamics and Diffusion Coupling in Alloys - Application Driven Science", which is being presented on Monday, February 28, 2011 in Rm 31A, beginning at 8:40 a.m.
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2011
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
Nitin Chopra -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
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2010
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Acta BioMaterialia Gold Medal Award
Nicholas Peppas - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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2010
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Acta Materialia Gold Medal Award
Akihisa Inoue -
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- Title: President
- Affiliation: Tohoku University, Aoba-ku, Sendai, Japan
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2010
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Acta Materialia Hollomon Award for Materials and Society Award
Marc Meyers -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, La Jolla, CA
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2010
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Guillaume Reinhart -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Universite Paul Cezanne, France
- Quote: "This award represents the achievement of several years of work between the IM2NP (formerly L2MP) laboratory in Marseille where I did my Ph.D. and the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility where the experiments were performs. The recognition of that study by the TMS community is a unique opportunity to meet with international specialists. I’m thus very grateful for this nomination which also motivates my research group even more to keep on contributing to metallurgical and materials science."
- Other: “In-Situ and Real-Time Analysis of the Formation of Strains and Microstructure Defects during Solidification of Al-3.5 Wt Pct Ni Alloys”
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2010
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Diana Lados -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, MA
- Quote: “It is a great honor to receive this recognition and join a most distinguished group of materials scientists and engineers. It is my intent to continue the tradition of research excellence established by this award and engage the younger generation in Materials Science and TMS. TMS is an excellent career development platform that provides members with the latest scientific and technological advancements, and facilitates valuable personal interactions. It is rewarding to be part of the TMS family and contribute to the exciting future of our field.”
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2010
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Brajendra Mishra -
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- Title: Professor & Associate Director Kroll Institute for Extractive Metallurgy
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado
- Quote: “The membership of TMS is a privilege to me. It helped me shape my career not only as a student, but also as a practicing material engineer. The leadership opportunities provided to me by TMS have been most beneficial along with the chance to serve the profession. Recognition of my service to TMS through this Distinguished service Award is an honor that I shall forever proudly cherish as a member of TMS.”
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Brimacombe Prize
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2010
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Christoph Beckermann -
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- Title: Foundation Distinguished Professor, Director of Solidification Laboratory
- Affiliation: University of Iowa,
- Quote: “The Bruce Chalmers award is a great honor and recognition by my peers that my research has had some impact in the field of solidification. It is mainly through TMS meetings that I learned about the many fascinating aspects of solidification, from both scientific and industrial perspectives. TMS also allowed me to make the connections that are necessary to work in this interdisciplinary field. I would like to share this award with all of my former graduate students and collaborators.”
- Citation: For his impact on the solidification community involved in modeling of microstructures.
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2010
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Xingbo Liu -
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- Title: Assistant Professor Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
- Affiliation: West Virginia University, Morgantown, West Virginia
- Quote: “Since becoming a member of TMS in 2002, TMS has played a critical role in my career development. Through attending and organizing symposia and participating in different committees, I have had the valuable opportunity to interact with scientists and engineers in the field of high-temperature materials for energy conversion from all over the world. I am thrilled to be the recipient of the TMS 2010 Early Career Faculty Fellow Award and will exert more of my efforts in contributing to the TMS community.”
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2010
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Educator Award
John Moore -
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- Title: Trustees' Professor & Head of Metallurgical & Materials Engineering Dept
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines,
- Quote: “I am very honored to be nominated and awarded the 2010 Educator Award. I have been a member of TMS since 1979 and consider TMS to be the “professional home” of metallurgical and materials engineers worldwide. TMS has provided me with the communication, networking, and professional interaction that I have needed for the past 30 years and also provides excellent support and interaction for materials in higher education.”
- Citation: For his sustained exemplary contributions to the advancement of education and research in metallurgical and materials engineering over the past 30 years.
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2010
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
J. Hiskey -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
- Other: “Alloy Formation during Electrochemical Cementation Reactions”
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2010
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EPD Distinguished Service Award
Patrick Taylor -
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- Title: Professor of Metallurgical Engineering
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines , Golden, CO
- Quote: “It is an honor to receive the 2010 TMS EPD Distinguished Service Award. I attended my first TMS meeting in 1975 and gave my first professional presentation. Over these past 34 years I have truly benefited, professionally and personally, from my participation in TMS EPD. The most valuable aspect of being a part of this organization has been the many wonderful professionals that I have been allowed to know through my membership. The many hours that I have devoted to help TMS and EPD has been paid back, many times, through the positive impact of this society on my professional career and the friends that I have made.”
- Citation: In recognition of outstanding service to the Extraction and Processing Division of TMS through leadership, scholarly contributions, and promotion of professional ideals.
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2010
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EPD Scholarship
Erin Diedrich -
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- Affiliation: Washington State University,
- Quote: “Thank you so much for the opportunity you have provided me by choosing me as the recipient for the Extraction & Processing Division Scholarship Award. I am very grateful to receive this award. Not only will this scholarship help to provide financial assistance for the upcoming school year, it also gives me great encouragement for my future in the materials science field. I will strive to do the very best I can and I hope to be an important asset to the study of metallurgy and materials science.”
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2010
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EPD Scholarship
Kalen Jensen -
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- Affiliation: University of Alberta,
- Quote: “It is a great honor for my efforts to be recognized by the TMS. This award will help me to pursue graduate studies in metallurgy.”
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2010
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EPD Scholarship
Ryan Morrison -
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- Affiliation: University of Utah,
- Quote: “I feel very fortunate for the opportunities I have received as a metallurgical engineering student and as a member of TMS. I am grateful for the scholarship I have received from TMS and the ability to continue studying and being a part of the up and coming technology that is currently being developed.”
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2010
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EPD Scholarship
Eric Young -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology,
- Quote: “I am extremely grateful to be a recipient of the generous EPD Scholarship for the 2009–2010 school year. It is nice to have the backing of such a great organization, as TMS is, to help me get through my final year in college. The financial, academic, and multiple other resources TMS has provided me with are above and beyond what would normally be expected from a student’s standpoint. Thank you once again for your generous gift.”
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2010
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EPD Science Award
Peter Hayes -
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- Title: Professor in the School of Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Queensland , Australia
- Quote: “The development of new processes and improvements to existing technologies inevitably reveal the need for new underlying scientific knowledge. We greatly value this TMS peer award, which we regard as recognition of the value of our work and of the important link between science fundamentals and practical industrial applications”
- Other: "Phase Equilibria in Ferrous Calcium Silicates Parts I-IV" International Peirce-Smith Converting Centennial
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2010
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EPD Science Award
Eugene Jak -
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- Title: Research Director at the Pyrometallurgy Research Centre School of Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Australia
- Other: "Phase Equilibria in Ferrous Calcium Silicates Parts I-IV" International Peirce-Smith Converting Centennial
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2010
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EPD Science Award
Stanko Nikolic -
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- Title: Metallurgical Engineer
- Affiliation: Xstrata Technology , Brisbane, Australia
- Other: "Phase Equilibria in Ferrous Calcium Silicates Parts I-IV" International Peirce-Smith Converting Centennial
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2010
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EPD Science Award
Hector Zapata -
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- Title: Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Queensland , Australia
- Other: "Phase Equilibria in Ferrous Calcium Silicates Parts I-IV" International Peirce-Smith Converting Centennial
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2010
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EPD Technology Award
Ariel Balocchi -
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- Title: Smelter Manager
- Affiliation: Chilean National Mining Corporation,
- Other: Paper: "Advantages of Continuous Copper Fire Refining in a Packed Bed” Metall. Mater. Trans. B, 39B, 179–217 (2008)
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2010
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EPD Technology Award
Gabriel Riveros -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Chile, Santiago, Chile
- Quote: "The new process of continuous copper fire refining in a packed bed reactors has been developed by Universidad de Chile and ENAMI Corporation in a laboratory scale, mathematical modeling, supported by fundamental research, and pilot-industrial scale. The PAIPOTE continuous fire refining process showed during the industrial tests in Hernan Videla Lira Smelter of ENAMI feasibility and very high intensity in relatively small reactors."
- Other: Paper: "Advantages of Continuous Copper Fire Refining in a Packed Bed” Metall. Mater. Trans. B, 39B, 179–217 (2008)
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2010
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EPD Technology Award
Daniel Smith -
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- Affiliation: Chilean National Mining Corporation,
- Quote: "This award is a huge recognition of our work in developing a revolutionary methodology of cooper refining. Regarding that the base of our investigation was to find a way of making continuous and more efficient the above process, this award ratifies that we are in the right way. I think that the future of metallurgy is in simplifying the processes and making them more eco-friendly."
- Other: Paper: "Advantages of Continuous Copper Fire Refining in a Packed Bed” Metall. Mater. Trans. B, 39B, 179–217 (2008)
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2010
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EPD Technology Award
Andrzej Warczok -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Chile, Santiago, Chile
- Other: Paper: "Advantages of Continuous Copper Fire Refining in a Packed Bed” Metall. Mater. Trans. B, 39B, 179–217 (2008)
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2010
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Rachel DeLucas - Details Not Available
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2010
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
James Yurko -
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- Other: I am very honored to have been chosen by the Extraction & Processing Division (EPD) as one of the Young Leaders Professional Development Award recipients in 2010. Attending the TMS 2010 Annual Meeting & Exhibition as a young leader gave me the opportunity to participate in several EPD meetings and social functions and see the inner workings of the division; I have a much better appreciation for the time and dedication of the many division volunteers and what it takes to pull off a successful Annual Meeting. I’m now involved with two technical subcommittees and in helping them organize for the 2011 Annual Meeting. From a networking perspective, the trip far exceeded my expectations and I encourage others who are eligible for the Young Leaders Professional Development Award to apply next year. From the EPD and Young Leaders meetings to the EPD Luncheon and TMS-AIME Awards Banquet, everyone I encountered was outgoing, engaged, and interested in discussions because of this shared passion for materials that TMS members possess. It was a great meeting, and I look forward to the TMS 2011 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in San Diego!
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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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2010
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FMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Brent Fultz -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California
- Quote: “TMS meetings have been a home for me since my days as a graduate student, consistently offering a stimulating environment for the exchange of new ideas. Over the years, my TMS colleagues and friends were some of the best for discussing ideas about the vibrational entropy of materials, and studies of entropy by inelastic scattering methods. These discussions helped me optimize the research that is recognized by this award.”
- Citation: For his outstanding contribution to fundamental understanding of thermodynamics in materials using inelastic neutron scattering.
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2010
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FMD Distinguished Service Award
Elizabeth Holm -
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- Title: Distinguished Member of the Technical Staff
- Affiliation: Sandia National Labs , Albuquerque, NM
- Quote: “I am honored to accept this award for service to TMS and the EMPMD. However, I must admit that I have received much more from my TMS membership than I have given back. TMS has supported my scientific and professional advancement since I was a student. I hope to reciprocate by continuing to serve the Society throughout my career.”
- Citation: For her tireless efforts to improve all aspects of TMS, her technical expertise, and her dedication to the continued success of EMPMD.
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2010
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Sarah Miller -
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- Affiliation: Washington State University,
- Quote: "I’m so honored to be the recipient of the EMPMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship. I have dedicated many hours to extracurricular research, and am so pleased to see that it has paid off. This scholarship also encourages me to continue my education and remain an active part of TMS in the future. Thank you EMPMD of TMS!"
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2010
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Eugene Haller -
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- Title: Materials Science Professor
- Affiliation: University of California , Berkeley, CA
- Quote: “Winning the 2010 John Bardeen Award of TMS is a great honor and a much appreciated recognition of the research contributions that my collaborators, students, postdocs and I have made. The award carries the name of one of my greatest heroes in the sciences, John Bardeen. I had the fortune to speak with John Bardeen on a few occasions. I was always impressed by his friendly and low-key style of discussing science. As a young postdoctoral fellow at the Rad Lab in Berkeley (now the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), I discussed our ultra-pure Germanium research and development with John Bardeen who at the time was reviewing our work for the Atomic Energy Commission (now the Department of Energy). He listened carefully with an approving smile!”
- Citation: For seminal contributions to the materials science and technology of isotopically engineered semiconductors.
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2010
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Nitin Chopra -
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- Other: I feel very proud of being a member of TMS. In the many years of attending conferences and meetings, I have found TMS to be the best place. There are three basic reasons: 1) Opportunities for professional development; 2) Opportunities for gaining new and advanced knowledge in my area of research; and 3) Opportunities for networking and meeting scientists and engineers from academia, funding agencies, national labs, and industry. This year being an Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division (EMPMD; now Functional Materials Division) Young Leader Awardee, I got valuable experience to serve as a judge for the Materials Bowl and student poster contest. I got first-hand knowledge of how TMS committees work by attending the Board of Directors meeting. Being an active member of the Biomaterials, Nanomaterials, and Young Professionals Committees, I got additional opportunities to organize sessions at future TMS and MS&T meetings. I co-organized the Nanomaterials Committee at the TMS 2010 Annual Meeting & Exhibition. The Young Leader and EMPMD Luncheons and the TMS-AIME Award Banquet provided me with the opportunity to network with senior members of the society. Such opportunities are always an excellent learning and inspiring experience. The list of such great experiences is long so I will stop here by saying that TMS and the Young Professionals Program proved critical in allowing me to contribute towards the mission of teaching, research, and service. I look forward to working for and serving TMS in every possible way.
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2010
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Paul Ohodnicki -
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- Other: I had a great experience this year at the TMS 2010 Annual Meeting & Exhibition (TMS2010) as one of the TMS Young Leaders Professional Development Awardees in the Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division (EMPMD; now Functional Materials Division). There were useful and relevant technical talks presented every day of the conference. Although I have attended TMS Annual Meetings and MS&T meetings in the past, this was the first time that I had an opportunity to see the inner workings of the organization first-hand by attending a number of different division council and committee meetings. I also had the chance to judge the student poster competition and to attend a number of useful networking events. Because of these opportunities, I now feel as though becoming actively involved with the organization is much more accessible. As a result, I plan to become active on two different technical committees within the EMPMD and to assist in organizing a symposium for the next TMS Annual Meeting. Despite all of these activities and meetings, I still managed to find a few extra hours to visit some of the sites in Seattle. It was a beautiful city and I had a great time at TMS2010!
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2010
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Robert Ritchie -
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- Title: Chairman & Distinguished Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: "I have been a member of TMS for well over 30 years, and can remember with clarity listening to the great Mehl Award lectures of many years ago by such luminaries as Jack Christina, Mike Ashby, Peter Haasen, and Bill Nix. I am honored yet humbled to be the 2010 recipient of the TMS Robert Franklin Mehl Award and only hope that I am worthy enough to be included with this elite group of individuals."
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2010
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Ian Markon -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology,
- Quote: “I am very thankful for this scholarship on a variety of levels, but two stand out. First, I am honored that TMS would consider me a worthy recipient of such a prestigious award. Second, the chance to work with exotic materials is what caused me to pursue metallurgical engineering as my major, and this award has been very influential in expanding my opportunities to work with such materials. Going forward, I hope to put this scholarship to good use as I move towards an exciting career in the field of metallurgy. Thank you, TMS, and I hope that you can continue to help other rising students the way you have helped me.”
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2010
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Mengtao Xie -
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- Affiliation: Illinois Institute of Technology,
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2010
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
Kelsey Stoerzinger -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
- Quote: "“I feel incredibly honored and privileged to receive the J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship Award. This award will generously help fund my final year of undergraduate education, and give me the opportunity to attend the TMS conference to network with professionals
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2010
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Leadership Award
Donald Gubser -
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- Title: Superintendent of Materials Science & Technology Div.
- Affiliation: Naval Research Lab, California
- Quote: “To be chosen as recipient of the 2010 TMS Leadership award is a special honor to me. It provides recognition from a very prestigious professional society that my science leadership has been judged by my peers to be of high quality. It is especially gratifying to know that this award basically emanates from those with whom I have worked closely, both within my own organization as well as within the larger scientific community through professional activities and duties. To be appreciated and valued by those I have worked for many years, and by the members of TMS, is indeed a very high and humbling honor.”
- Citation: For scientific vision, technical leadership, innovative management, and professional service to materials science in the Navy, Defense, and national materials research and development programs
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2010
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Light Metals Award
Dmitrios Boufounos -
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- Affiliation: Aluminium of Greece,
- Other: Reductive Roasting and Magnetic Separation of Greek Bauxite Residue for its Utilization in Iron Ore Industry
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2010
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Light Metals Award
Ioannis Kotsis -
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- Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens,
- Other: Reductive Roasting and Magnetic Separation of Greek Bauxite Residue for its Utilization in Iron Ore Industry
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2010
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Light Metals Award
Anthimos Xenidis -
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- Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens,
- Quote: My collaborators and I feel deeply honored to be the recipients of the 2010 Light Metals Best Paper Award of TMS. This award is recognition of the quality of the research work we carry out at the National Technical University of Athens; rightly so, it fills us with pride. However, this award is not just a valued distinction, but also a high level standard for which we will have to strive in our future endeavors.
- Other: Reductive Roasting and Magnetic Separation of Greek Bauxite Residue for its Utilization in Iron Ore Industry
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2010
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Light Metals Award
Charalabos Zografidis -
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- Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens,
- Other: Reductive Roasting and Magnetic Separation of Greek Bauxite Residue for its Utilization in Iron Ore Industry
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2010
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
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- Other: N/A
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2010
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Patrice Doiron -
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- Affiliation: Alcoa Inc,
- Quote: My thanks to the TMS organization for such an honor. This paper was a first for me and to receive recognition from the most renowned organization has made this experience unforgettable. I would also like to thank Steve, Jayson and many people at «Alcoa-Deschambault» who were involved at different levels such as measurement, diagnostic, testing and implementation
- Other: Pure Metal Production and Methodology: The Alcoa Deschambault Experience
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2010
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Stephen Lindsay -
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- Affiliation: Alcoa Inc,
- Quote: “It is a great honor in receiving the 2010 Light Metals Subject Award in Reduction Technology. Light Metals is highly regarded as the premier reference for subject matter related to Reduction Technology worldwide. It has been our pleasure to make this contribution to the body of published literature. Work and improvement in the area of metal purity has been a passion of us both over the past decade. We hope that our work may inspire others with backgrounds in plant operations to contribute to Light Metals in the years ahead.”
- Other: Pure Metal Production and Methodology: The Alcoa Deschambault Experience
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2010
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Lailah Bezamanifary -
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- Affiliation: Rio Tinto Alcan,
- Other: Use of Under-Calcined Coke for the Production of Low Reactivity Anodes
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2010
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Marie-Josee Chollier -
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- Affiliation: Rio Tinto Alcan,
- Other: Use of Under-Calcined Coke for the Production of Low Reactivity Anodes
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2010
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Magali Gendre -
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- Affiliation: Rio Tinto Alcan,
- Other: Use of Under-Calcined Coke for the Production of Low Reactivity Anodes
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2010
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Jeremie Lhuissier -
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- Affiliation: Rio Tinto Alcan,
- Quote: I think there are few ways in which work in our business may be globally recognized. Receiving a Best Paper Award from an institution such as the TMS is one of them, and probably the most valuable one!!! Consequently, I feel highly honored but I would like to share the credit for this Award with all members of the various teams who have worked on the subject for so many years. My thoughts go in particular to Mr. Bernard Samanos, now retired, whose vision and passion for the carbon field forged the path to the use of undercalcined coke that we, players in the electrode industry, are more and more numerous to follow.
- Other: Use of Under-Calcined Coke for the Production of Low Reactivity Anodes
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2010
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Mark Badowski -
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- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminium Deutschland GmbH,
- Quote: To receive the Warren Petersen Cast Shop for Aluminium Production Award is an outstanding honor and provides international recognition of the quality and relevance of our work in the area of hydrogen measurement in liquid aluminium. The TMS annual general meeting is the highlight of the global conference calendar for researchers in the Cast Shop area and features presentations from the leading industrial and research specialists from around the world. To be selected to receive such a prestigious award is therefore a privilege and this level of recognition certainly provides added motivation to continue to strive for excellence in our future activities! On behalf of my colleagues who contributed to this success an myself I would like to thank the TMS and those associated with this award for this great honor.
- Other: Hydrogen Measurement Practices in Liquid Aluminium at Low Hydrogen Levels
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2010
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Werner Droste -
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- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminium AS,
- Other: Hydrogen Measurement Practices in Liquid Aluminium at Low Hydrogen Levels
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2010
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Neale Neelameggham -
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- Title: Technical Development Manager
- Affiliation: US Magnesium LLC , South Jordan, Utah
- Quote: "It is an honor and pleasure to receive the Distinguished Service Award from the Light Metals Division, TMS. I have been a member of TMS for over 35 years and actively engaged in the different committees during the past ten years. I appreciate the confidence my co-volunteers and peers from the Magnesium committee, the Energy committee, LMD Council and other committees have had with my contribution in conferring this award. My humble thanks to them.”
- Citation: For his long time support of Light Metals programs, activity in the Recycling Committee, creativeness and growth of the Magnesium Committee, and his willingness to serve.
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2010
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Martin Iffert -
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- Affiliation: Trimet Aluminium AG,
- Other: Applying Fundamental Data to Reduce the Carbon Dioxide Footprint of Aluminum Smelters
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2010
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Maria Skyllas-Kazacos -
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- Affiliation: University of New South Wales,
- Other: Applying Fundamental Data to Reduce the Carbon Dioxide Footprint of Aluminum Smelters
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2010
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Barry Welch -
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- Affiliation: Welbank Consulting,
- Other: Applying Fundamental Data to Reduce the Carbon Dioxide Footprint of Aluminum Smelters
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2010
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Boyd Davis -
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- Affiliation: Queen's University,
- Other: CATHODE WETTING STUDIES IN MAGNESIUM ELECTROLYSIS
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2010
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
Kevin McLean -
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- Affiliation: University of Toronto,
- Quote: I am deeply honored and sincerely grateful for the recognition from TMS. I am extremely proud to accept this award for the work completed as my undergraduate thesis and I am thankful for the support and assistance from my supervisor, Boyd Davis, and research assistant, James Pettingill. The conference was an excellent opportunity to present my work and receive valuable feedback. I wish the conference continued success with its support of students in this field.
- Other: CATHODE WETTING STUDIES IN MAGNESIUM ELECTROLYSIS
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2010
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LMD Magnesium Technology Award - Student Paper
James Pettingill -
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- Affiliation: Queen's University,
- Other: CATHODE WETTING STUDIES IN MAGNESIUM ELECTROLYSIS
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2010
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Ozgur Duygulu -
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- Affiliation: TUBITAK Marmara Research Center,
- Other: DEVELOPMENT OF 1500MM WIDE WROUGHT MAGNESIUM ALLOYS BY TWIN ROLL CASTING TECHNIQUE IN TURKEY
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2010
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Ali Arslan Kaya -
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- Affiliation: Mugla University,
- Other: DEVELOPMENT OF 1500MM WIDE WROUGHT MAGNESIUM ALLOYS BY TWIN ROLL CASTING TECHNIQUE IN TURKEY
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2010
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Gizem Oktay -
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- Affiliation: TUBITAK Marmara Research Center,
- Other: DEVELOPMENT OF 1500MM WIDE WROUGHT MAGNESIUM ALLOYS BY TWIN ROLL CASTING TECHNIQUE IN TURKEY
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2010
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Deniz Sultan Temur -
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- Affiliation: TUBITAK Marmara Research Center,
- Other: DEVELOPMENT OF 1500MM WIDE WROUGHT MAGNESIUM ALLOYS BY TWIN ROLL CASTING TECHNIQUE IN TURKEY
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2010
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Selda Ucuncuoglu -
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- Affiliation: TUBITAK Marmara Research Center,
- Other: DEVELOPMENT OF 1500MM WIDE WROUGHT MAGNESIUM ALLOYS BY TWIN ROLL CASTING TECHNIQUE IN TURKEY
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2010
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Onuralp Yucel -
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- Affiliation: Istanbul Technical University,
- Other: DEVELOPMENT OF 1500MM WIDE WROUGHT MAGNESIUM ALLOYS BY TWIN ROLL CASTING TECHNIQUE IN TURKEY
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2010
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Somekawa Hidetoshi -
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- Other: Directionally controlled precipitation on twin-boundaries in Mg-Zn-Y alloys
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2010
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Toshiji Mukai -
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- Other: Directionally controlled precipitation on twin-boundaries in Mg-Zn-Y alloys
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2010
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Julian Rosalie -
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- Other: Directionally controlled precipitation on twin-boundaries in Mg-Zn-Y alloys
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2010
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Alok Singh -
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- Other: Directionally controlled precipitation on twin-boundaries in Mg-Zn-Y alloys
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2010
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LMD Scholarship
Michael Fank -
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- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin,
- Quote: “This scholarship gives me the funds to continue my education. It allows me to take the 18 credits I want to, instead of working at a minimum wage job. This scholarship will allow me to devote more time to my classes, meaning I will not only continue my education but I will receive a better, more complete education because of this scholarship. And for that, I thank you.”
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2010
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LMD Scholarship
Laura Lucca -
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- Affiliation: Pennsylvania State University,
- Quote: “It is truly an honor to receive the TMS Light Metals Division Scholarship. This scholarship will help to alleviate the cost of attending The Pennsylvania State University and to further my education in the field of materials science and engineering. My research with magnesium and aluminum has helped me to understand the importance of light metals and I hope to contribute to this specific area of metallurgical sciences. The Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Penn State and my research advisor, Dr. Zi-Kui Liu, have greatly helped me to fully embrace the field of materials. I am proud to be recognized by TMS and appreciate the encouragement to pursue excellence in the fascinating field of materials science and engineering.”
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2010
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LMD Scholarship
Dmitri Nassyrov -
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- Affiliation: McGill University,
- Quote: “I am very honored to receive such a prestigious award from one of the largest materials science and engineering societies in the world. I am truly grateful to TMS for their generosity and encouragement. The provided financial support will help me pursue my studies and research and attend future conferences. I would also like to thank the students and professors of the Materials Engineering Department of McGill University for their passion and enthusiasm.”
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2010
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LMD Technology Award
Douglas Granger -
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- Title: President
- Affiliation: Gras Inc., Murrysville, Pennsylvania
- Quote: "To be chosen by ones peers to receive the prestigious Light Metals Technology Award is a great honor that I truly appreciate. At the same time, it is a humbling experience to be joining a roster that includes so many distinguished scientists and technologists. Throughout my more than 30-year career in light metals R & D, TMS has been of immense importance to me. Much of what I have accomplished would not have occurred without the stimulating discussions and thoughtful guidance provided by my TMS colleagues."
- Citation: For his leading force in the development of effective grain refinement in the aluminum industry and his recognition as a leader in the field.
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2010
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Frank Balle -
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- Other: I feel very honored to have been selected as a Young Leader Award recipient in 2010. Thanks a lot to TMS and the Light Metals Division (LMD) for this unique opportunity and the great experience. I had the opportunity to attend several events at TMS 2010 Annual Meeting & Exhibition, which I would not have had if I was not a Young Leader, such as the TMS-AIME Awards Bbanquet, the Young Leaders and LMD Luncheon Lectures, and especially the Board of Directors meeting. It was especially beneficial to get into contact with people beyond my previous scientific environment. I made a couple of new fruitful contacts that may lead to future collaborations. I am looking forward to a long-lasting future with the TMS and I would like to contribute in these leadership roles, and take advantage of opportunities to organize sessions at future Annual Meetings. See you in San Diego in 2011.
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2010
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Andre Phillion -
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- Other: I very much enjoyed attending the TMS 2010 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in Seattle. Although I have attended TMS meetings in the past, being a recipient of a Young Leaders Professional Development Award from the Light Metals Division (LMD) enabled me to participate in many activities that I had not previously known about. Starting with the Materials Bowl on Sunday afternoon, followed by the LMD Council meeting, committee meetings, poster sessions, ;uncheons, the Board of Directors meeting, etc., I met and networked with people from all walks of our field. In fact, at the end of the Tuesday night awards banquet, I had ran out of business cards to hand out! The TMS staff and senior volunteers were quite friendly, welcoming, and happy to have me participate in their meetings. I now understand much better the structure of the society and how to get involved. I look forward to actively organizing symposia, chairing committees, and developing future programs for TMS.
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2010
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award - Professional
Kotaro Ogura -
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- Other: “Room-Temperature Production of Ethylene from Carbon Dioxide”
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2010
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LMD/EPD Energy Best Paper Award- Student
Debabrata Pradhan -
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- Affiliation: University of Alabama,
- Other: Effect of Electrode Surface Modification on Dendritic Deposition of Aluminum on Cu Substrate Using EMIC-AlCl3 Ionic Liquid Electrolytes
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2010
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
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2010
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MPMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Yuntain Zhu -
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- Title: Professor in the Department of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: North Carolina State University,
- Quote: “It is a great honor to be recognized with this award by colleagues. For my entire academic career, TMS has provided me with essential and great opportunities for academic growth, service, and networking with colleagues. The importance of membership in TMS cannot be overstated for professionals in materials science and engineering.”
- Citation: For outstanding achievements in the understanding of deformation mechanisms and processing for commercial applications of ultra-fine grain and nanostructured materials.
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2010
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MPMD Distinguished Service Award
John Smugeresky -
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- Title: Member of technical staff
- Affiliation: Sandia National Labs , Livermore, California
- Citation: For 35 years of enhancing effectiveness of the MPMD division to generate programming that brings together the world's innovative materials researchers and leaders of the manufacturing community. His efforts to improve programming success, and to bring young leaders into responsible roles, have contributed significantly to the health of the division and the society.
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2010
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MPMD Scholarship
Whitney Patterson -
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- Affiliation: Washington State University,
- Quote: “I am exceedingly grateful to TMS and the Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division for honoring me with the MPMD Scholarship. This award is a valuable contribution to my materials education, and it encourages me to pursue greater endeavors in education, professional development, and materials research. I would also like to thank the fantastic faculty at Washington State University for their unwavering support.”
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2010
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MPMD Scholarship
Eric Young -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology,
- Quote: “I am honored to be a recipient of the MPMD Scholarship and to join the prestigious list of others who have received this award before me. As a second year recipient, I feel that the previous support of TMS is making me better all the time. Thanks to the support of TMS, my future is looking brighter all the time.”
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2010
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Sandip Harimkar -
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- Other: I am thankful for the opportunity to be a TMS Young Leaders Professional Development Award recipient for the Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division (MPMD) in 2010. I was first involved in TMS activities as a student monitor in 2004. Since then, TMS has been my primary professional society. I presented several talks and posters at TMS meetings as a graduate student. I recently moved to academia and took up more active role in TMS as a symposia organizer and as vice chair of the Surface Engineering Committee. I have been personally experiencing the outstanding opportunities TMS provides to students and young professionals. I have motivated many of my students to join TMS to learn and experience the opportunities that exist in the field. The opportunity to be a Young Leader allowed me to make significant contacts with professionals in my field.
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2010
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Doug Spearot -
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- Other: I am thankful for receiving the TMS Young Leaders Professional Development Award from the Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division (MPMD). Although I had previously attended two TMS Annual Meetings (New Orleans, 2008; San Francisco, 2009), receiving the Young Leader Award facilitated my participation in functions that I would not have otherwise attended and provided me an opportunity to meet TMS colleagues in areas outside of my immediate area of research. I enjoyed speaking with the undergraduate and graduate students during the poster competition and was very impressed by the quality of the work that they presented. I plan to continue my involvement with TMS and specifically the Computational Materials Science Committee. I have volunteered to co-organized a symposium on grain boundary behavior for the 2011 MS&T conference with colleagues that I met while attending my committee meeting in Seattle.
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2010
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Carol Handwerker -
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- Title: Professor of Materials Engineering
- Affiliation: Purdue University, Indiana
- Quote: "For decades TMS has played a major role in nurturing the discussion of the materials science and engineering of electronic interconnects. In the transition from Sn-Pb solders to Pb-free electronics, TMS has been THE forum for the community to disseminate its newest results, discuss open issues, and debate the tradeoffs between different alloys with a serious focus on applications. I am very grateful to TMS for conferring on me the TMS Application to Practice for my work on Pb-free solder and for continuing to provide a open, exciting scientific forum where materials scientists and engineers can address problems of national concern."
- Citation: For technical contributions and leadership in the development and adoption of lead-free solders across a wide range of industrial sectors.
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2010
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Shri Ram Arora Award
Apu Sarkar -
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- Title: Post-doctoral Fellow
- Affiliation: Bhabha Atomic Research Center, India
- Quote: "It is of great honor to receive the prestigious Shri Ram Arora award. This award will help me to get international recognition. It will encourage me and boost my confidence to work on new and challenging research problems."
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2010
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Reinhold Dauskardt -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Stanford University , Stanford, California
- Quote: “I am delighted that I will receive the award and the recognition of the TMS. I have been a long standing member of the TMS and have been very impressed at how the society has embraced new and non-traditional areas of materials and biomaterials research. This has kept the society scientifically and technologically relevant and the reason that I enjoy attending the annual meetings.”
- Citation: For contributions to the understanding of the mechanical behavior of structural, biological, and electronic materials.
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2010
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
Dallis Hardwick -
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- Title: Principal Materials Engineer
- Affiliation: US Air Force , Wright Patterson AFB, OH
- Citation: For 19 years of dedicated service to TMS and the Structural Materials Division - outstanding leadership, wise council, boundless patience, and rare good humor.
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2010
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
J. Benson -
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- Affiliation: U.S. Army, Fort Belvoir, Virginia
- Other: “The Role of Dislocations in the Growth of Nanosized Voids in Ductile Failure of Metals”
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2010
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Eduardo Bringa -
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- Title: Physicist with the Materials Science Division
- Affiliation: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, California
- Other: “The Role of Dislocations in the Growth of Nanosized Voids in Ductile Failure of Metals”
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2010
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
V. Lubarda -
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- Title: Professor in the Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
- Affiliation: University of California, La Jolla, CA
- Other: “The Role of Dislocations in the Growth of Nanosized Voids in Ductile Failure of Metals”
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2010
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Marc Meyers -
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- Title: Professor in the Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
- Affiliation: University of California, La Jolla, CA
- Quote: “We are deeply honored for receiving this award. We had two goals in writing this paper. First, to pay homage to the pioneers who made the seminal contributions to our understanding of the mechanical behavior of materials in the 75th year of the postulation of dislocations. Second, to present to the materials community a new mechanism for the growth of voids involving shear dislocation loops emanating from the void surface. It is absolutely fascinating to observe this phenomenon in molecular dynamics simulations and to verify that our ideas were correct. This explains how ductile metals fail. We chose JOM because it is the best vehicle to disseminate ideas rapidly and effectively to the materials community.”
- Other: “The Role of Dislocations in the Growth of Nanosized Voids in Ductile Failure of Metals”
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2010
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Sirirat Traiviratana -
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- Other: “The Role of Dislocations in the Growth of Nanosized Voids in Ductile Failure of Metals”
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2010
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SMD Scholarship
David Cole -
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- Affiliation: University of Cincinnati,
- Quote: “As a student, I am extremely thankful for the commitment of TMS in developing the next generation of professional engineers. The organization is not only a great technical resource, but it also provides me the opportunity to interact with and learn from other people within the materials community.”
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2010
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SMD Scholarship
Mohamad Zbib -
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- Affiliation: Washington State University,
- Quote: “As a student, I am extremely thankful for the commitment of TMS in developing the next generation of professional engineers. The organization is not only a great technical resource, but it also provides me the opportunity to interact with and learn from other people within the materials community.”
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2010
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Weisheng Cao -
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- Other: It is my honor to receive the 2010 TMS Young Leaders Professional Development Award for the Structural Materials Division (SMD) at the TMS 2010 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in Seattle. The award has provided me with the opportunity to better understand the organizational structure, technical divisions, and the associated committees of TMS as a professional society. At TMS2010, I attended the Young Leader Committee meeting and the Alloy Phases Committee meeting. I also served as a judge for the student poster contest. Moreover, it was a great experience to meet and network with established researchers in the field. I look forward to my professional growth within TMS and would like to continue participating and contributing to the future activities of TMS.
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2010
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Kinga Unocic -
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- Other: As a chosen Young Leaders Professional Development Award recipient for the Structural Materials Division, I would like to share my experiences from the TMS 2010 Annual Meeting & Exhibition to encourage others to apply for this award in the future. Receiving this award gave me an opportunity to meet a lot of new, interesting people and to establish lots of different contacts. Also, it gave me an opportunity to see conference behind the scenes. I realized that to attend the well-organized conference it takes a lot of time, hard work, and planning.
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2010
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Engang Fu -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Texas A&M University,
- Quote: “TMS has been and will continuously be a very important part in my career development since it was first introduced to me by my advisor, Dr. Xinghang Zhang, in 2005. I am very delighted and honored to be the recipient of this prestigious award. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to TMS for providing various good opportunities not only for me, but also for many other young scientists.”
- Other: Interface Enhanced Radiation Tolerance in Cu/V Nanolayers
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2010
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Soo Lee -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee,
- Quote: “It is a great honor for me to be recognized by an outstanding society such as TMS with this award. I would like to dedicate this award to my family and my advisors, Profs. Peter K. Liaw and Hahn Choo, for their invaluable support and guidance throughout my Ph.D. study. I would also like to thank TMS for their continuous support to student members. This award has already boosted my confidence and encouraged me to continue to pursue and achieve my education and career goals.”
- Other: A Study on Fatigue-Crack-Deformation Behavior Following a Single Tensile Overload
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2010
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
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2010
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
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2010
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
David Robertson -
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- Other: “Innovation in Metals Production – Faster, Cheaper, Safer”
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2010
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Mildred Dresselhaus -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
- Other: “The Promise of New Materials through Nano-science and Nanotechnology”
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2010
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TMS/SME/AIME James Douglas Gold Medal
James Williams -
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- Quote: "In my opinion, TMS plays a special role in the materials community by achieving the right balance between commercial and professional interests. TMS also maintains a strong focus on scholarly work both in important ongoing fields such as metals and on new areas. Therefore, as a lifelong TMS member, this AIME award is especially appreciated. I particularly thank my colleagues who made my selection possible."
- Citation: For outstanding contributions to the physical metallurgy of titanium alloys and their aerospace applications, and for inspired leadership in industry, education, and the profession.
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2010
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Vittorio de Nora Prize for Environmental Improvements in Metallurgical Industries
Zeljka Pokrajcic -
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- Title: Senior Process Design Engineer
- Affiliation: WorleyParsons, Melbourne, Australia
- Quote: "I am both honored and excited to be the first recipient of the Vittorio de Nora Prize for Environmental Improvements in Metallurgical Industries. It is a prestigious and coveted award from an equally highly regarded organization. The award will significantly lift the profile of environmental improvements and increased energy efficiency in the energy intensive minerals industry. I hope that my contribution through the research already undertaken and the work planned as a result of the prize will further contribute to environmental improvements in metallurgical industries."
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2010
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Didier de Fontaine -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: "When I was a Metallurgical Engineering student in my native Belgium, at the Catholic University of Louvain, the instructor taught the Physical Metallurgy course out of a textbook by William Hume-Rothery. That in itself was quite unusual. In Europe in those days, instructors taught from their own notes (which they had often pirated from English-language textbooks), but this professor was different. He had obtained an MS degree from Stanford and was familiar with Anglo-Saxon ways of doing things. As a result, I learned about the great Oxford Physicist/Metallurgist Hume-Rothery very early on and his excellent textbook played no small role in the orientation of my career. Hume-Rothery was a hero in undergraduate school, but of course, I could not even dream that some day my name would be associated with that of the great man himself."
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2010
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
Amy Clarke -
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- Title: Scientist
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Lab, Los Alamos, NM
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2009
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Acta BioMaterialia Gold Medal Award
Buddy Ratner - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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2009 - 1974
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Acta Materialia Gold Medal Award
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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2009-1990
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Acta Materialia Hollomon Award for Materials and Society Award
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- Quote: N/A
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2009
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Peng Li -
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- Title: Engineer
- Affiliation: Intel,
- Other: “Investigation of the Structure and Composition of a {111} Incoherent Zr/ZrN Interface Containing Ledges by High-Resolution Transmission Electron Microscopy, Image Simulation, Electron Energy-Loss Spectroscopy, Energy-Filtering Transmission Electron Microscopy, and Near-Coincidence-Site Analysis”
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2009
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Milton Wadsworth - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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2009
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Ju Li -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: University of Pennsylvania,
- Quote: “I am deeply honored by this award. In hindsight, attending TMS meetings has played a critical role in my career development. Many ideas, funding opportunities, and active collaborations originate from the discussions I had with people at TMS Annual Meetings, many of whom I first met at a TMS meeting!”
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2009
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
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2009
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Harold Brody -
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- Title: Materials Science & Engineering Distinguished Professor
- Affiliation: University of Connecticut,
- Quote: “When I was a graduate student, the Harvard and MIT research groups of Professor Bruce Chalmers and of Professor Merton Flemings, one of the first Chalmers Award recipients, interacted and held combined seminars. These two pioneers of solidification research and leading materials science, and engineering educators inspired and served as models for my professional career. To be nominated for this award by my former research students and to be selected by a panel of previous Bruce Chalmers Award recipients, many of whom participated in those combined seminars and research groups, is extremely gratifying.”
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2009
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Alejandro Strachan -
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- Title: Assistant Professor of Materials Engineering
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana
- Quote: “My TMS membership allows me to be an active member of the materials community, learn from it, and contribute to it. TMS helps me stay in touch and be informed about a wide range of topics, so I can remain up-to-date with various fields. I am very honored to be the recipient of the 2009 Early Career Faculty Fellow Award and look forward to a long and productive association with TMS.”
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2009
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Educator Award
Jonathan Dantzig -
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- Title: Retired Mechanical Engineering Professor
- Affiliation: University of Illinois, Urbana, IL
- Quote: “When I look at the list of former recipients of the TMS Educator Award, I see the names of educators for whom I have the greatest respect, and indeed whom I always looked up to as leaders. I am deeply honored to be included in the lives and careers of students and colleagues and I hope that I have been, and will be, able to do so.”
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2009
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
James Hoffmann -
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- Title: President
- Affiliation: James E. Hoffmann & Associates, Houston, TX
- Quote: “The award recognizes the contributions I have made to the process chemistry and engineering of extractive metallurgy during the last 50 years. TMS membership provides me the continued opportunity for professional development as well as a forum for discussing technical, social and political issues relevant to the successful, profitable and environmentally benign operation of metallurgical unit process and operation.”
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2009
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EPD Distinguished Service Award
Ramana Reddy -
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- Title: ACIPCO Professor and Dept Head of Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Quote: “I am deeply honored and humbled to be named the recipient of this award. I am honored to be among those distinguished prior recipients of this award. TMS is the premier professional organization in materials science and engineering and I am very proud to be a member.”
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2009
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EPD Scholarship
Adam McGrath -
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- Affiliation: University of Utah,
- Quote: "I feel honored to be the recipient of this outstanding award. Being chosen for this scholarship again furthers my desire to pursue a career in the metal extractive and processing industry. Hopefully when I graduate, I will have many offers in this field."
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2009
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EPD Scholarship
Scott Middlemas -
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- Affiliation: University of Utah,
- Quote: "I am honored to accept this award from the TMS/EPD division. I know that it will assist me in my pursuit of research and scholarship in the cutting edge field of extractive metallurgy. I have learned a great deal about the different technologies currently used in a wide variety of extractive operations and I hope to contribute to this vast body of knowledge through my scholastic efforts and by working in the industry. The EPD division is a great organization for encouraging students to do this very thing."
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2009
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EPD Scholarship
Asad Mughal -
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- Affiliation: Rutgers University,
- Quote: "I am honored to receive this TMS/EPD scholarship award. It represents the many months of hard work and dedication that I put into learning the science behind materials. This award will allow me to continue to focus on succeeding in this field and eventually contributing to better mankind."
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2009
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EPD Scholarship
Kathryn O'Brien -
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- Affiliation: Pennsylvania State University,
- Quote: "I am very grateful to have received this scholarship and I am proud to represent Penn State."
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2009
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EPD Science Award
Pratheesh George -
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- Title: Materials Research Engineer
- Affiliation: CAP Technologies LLC, Baton Rouge, LA
- Citation: For the most research publications contributing to the scientific understanding of the extraction and processing of nonferrous metals.
- Other: “Thermodynamic Studies on the System Nb-Al”
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2009
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EPD Science Award
S. Parida -
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- Title: Member of the Fuel Chemistry Division
- Affiliation: Bhabha Atomic Research Center, Trombay, Mumbai
- Quote: “It gives me immense pleasure to receive the 2009 Extraction and Processing Division Science Award along with my co-authors Dr. Ramana G. Reddy and Mr. Pratheesh George. As TMS is the leading organization promoting science and engineering in the field of minerals, metals, and materials across the globe, I am truly honored by this global award. Experimental thermodynamics plays an integral role in the science of extraction and process metallurgy and research in this direction is truly shrinking. TMS has distinctly recognized our effort which will enhance my long-term vision of strengthening research in this important field.”
- Citation: For the most research publications contributing to the scientific understanding of the extraction and processing of nonferrous metals.
- Other: “Thermodynamic Studies on the System Nb-Al”
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2009
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EPD Science Award
Ramana Reddy -
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- Title: ACIPCO Professor and Dept Head of Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Citation: For the most research publications contributing to the scientific understanding of the extraction and processing of nonferrous metals.
- Other: “Thermodynamic Studies on the System Nb-Al”
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2009
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EPD Technology Award
Edward Daniels -
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- Title: Director of Energy Systems Division
- Affiliation: Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, Illinois
- Other: "Automotive Recycling in the United States: Energy Conservation and Environmental Benefits”
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2009
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EPD Technology Award
Bassam Jody -
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- Title: Project Manager
- Affiliation: Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, Illinois
- Other: "Automotive Recycling in the United States: Energy Conservation and Environmental Benefits”
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2009
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EPD Technology Award
Joseph Pomykala Jr. -
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- Title: Senior Scientist
- Affiliation: Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, Illinois
- Quote: "This award is an honor to receive, not only does it provide recognition of the work being done at Argonne with respect to the development of sustainable materials recycling technology, it also validates the usefulness of this research to others. TMS membership provides an opportunity to interact, network, and exchange ideas with other members performing research in similar disciplines."--
- Other: "Automotive Recycling in the United States: Energy Conservation and Environmental Benefits”
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2009
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EPD Technology Award
J. Spangenberger -
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- Title: Assistant Chemical Engineer
- Affiliation: Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, Illinois
- Other: "Automotive Recycling in the United States: Energy Conservation and Environmental Benefits”
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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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2009
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FMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
David Laughlin -
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- Title: ALCOA professor of Physical Metallurgy
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Quote: “I am honored to be chosen for this award. I have attempted to integrate classical physical metallurgy principles into the study of magnetic materials. I am happy that my efforts have been recognized and trust that my research and teaching will continue to be fruitful.”
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2009
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FMD Distinguished Service Award
Theodore Harman -
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- Title: Former editor of Journal of Electronic Materials
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: “I am greatly honored to receive this award. Over four decades ago, I was attracted to TMS by the quality and the diversity of its programs in materials science, physics, chemistry, and metallurgy as well as the chance to hear and meet outstanding researchers not only in the field of electronic materials but also in related fields. Since then, I’ve attended over 40 electronic materials conferences and more than 90 electronic materials committee meetings, and for 34 years served as editor of Journal of Electronic Materials. For this peer recognition of my efforts on behalf of TMS, I am very grateful.”
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2009
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Sarah Miller -
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- Affiliation: Washington State University,
- Quote: "This award greatly encourages me to continue pursuing excellence in all parts of my career."
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2009
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Robert Davis -
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- Title: J. Bertucci Distinguished Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Quote: “John Bardeen cast a large shadow of excellence over the materials science and physics communities in terms of his considerable intelligence and his creation of new knowledge. I am pleased that TMS has chosen to recognize his genius with the John Bardeen Award. I am very honored to both be the recipient of this award for 2009 and to join the list of distinguished persons who received this award in prior years.”
- Other: Award Photo: http://www.tms.org/Society/Honors/2009/photos/RobertDavis-Apelian.gif
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2009
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Ben Poquette -
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- Other: I have attended TMS-sponsored conferences since my senior trip as an undergraduate in 2001, and each time I attend I feel I get more out of the experience. Attending as a Young Leader, this trend has continued, but with exponential growth. As a Young Leader Professional Development Award recipient, not only are most of your attendance expenses covered, but you are introduced to all aspects of the conference and the society. In addition, having been selected by the Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division (now Functional Materials Division) gave me a home within the society and instant networking opportunities. The TMS senior membership and staff were very welcoming and eager to discuss any new ideas I may have had. From judging student events to attending the Board of Directors meeting, I felt as if I had a front row seat to the entire conference.
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2009
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Rajen Sidhu -
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- Other: I would like to convey my gratitude to TMS and enthusiastically share my experience as a 2009 Young Leaders Award recipient. This award has provided me with a unique perspective on the inner workings of TMS as a society. The dynamic structure of the technical committees and council meetings has strengthened my commitment to become actively involved in promoting, organizing symposia and networking with my industry peers. I am truly appreciative of the Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division (now Functional Materials Division) for providing me with this unique opportunity. I look forward to my professional growth within TMS in the years to come and I am eager to share my experiences with the next generation of TMS members.
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2009
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Herbert Gleiter -
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- Title: Director
- Affiliation: Institute of Nanotechnology Research Center, Karlsruhe, Germany
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2009
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Kimberly Maciejewski -
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- Affiliation: University of Rhode Island,
- Quote: “I am grateful for this award and truly appreciate the financial support to further my education and research. It will assist me in attaining my scientific goals in the area of high temperature superalloy research as well as in broadening my skills and knowledge in the field of Mechanical Engineering.”
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2009
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Alvaro Mendoza -
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- Affiliation: University of Florida,
- Quote: “I want to thank the Superalloys Symposium for choosing me for the scholarship. I am very grateful for this honor.”
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2009
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Lauren Neufarth -
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- Affiliation: Ohio State University,
- Quote: “Being a recipient of this award is such an honor. Thanks for encouraging me and investing in my future. I will be sure to put this to good use and work hard to reach my goals.”
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2009
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Rudder Wu -
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- Affiliation: Imperial College London,
- Quote: “I am extremely honored and grateful to receive the TMS Superalloys Scholarship. I would like to thank TMS for recognizing my academic achievements and providing a platform where students can freely network and exchange information with scientists and engineers from all over the world. I would also like to gratefully acknowledge Professor Alan Atkinson, Dr. Hiroshi Harada, and Professor Roger Reed for their invaluable support and guidance throughout my postgraduate research studies.”
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2009
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
Whitney Patterson -
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- Affiliation: Washington State University,
- Quote: "I am exceptionally grateful to TMS for honoring me with the J. Keith Brimacombe TMS Presidential Scholarship. This award is a valuable aid to my materials education and inspires me to achieve excellence in this field. It is a priceless opportunity to be recognized by a professional society, and this award encourages me to pursue greater endeavors in education, professional development, and materials research. I would also like to thank the fantastic faculty at Washington State University for their unwavering support.
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2009
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Leadership Award
Carol Handwerker -
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- Title: Professor of Materials Engineering
- Affiliation: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
- Quote: “I am incredibly pleased and proud to have been chosen to receive the 2009 TMS Leadership Award. TMS has created a rich intellectual community where we have been able and will continue to be able to debate and discuss the fundamentals of lead-free solders and interconnects from a materials science point of view. TMS provides a vital linkage between science and application, so that the worldwide microelectronics industry makes the best choices of materials from performance, reliability, and environmental points of view.”
- Citation: Presented the award for international leadership crossing government and industry lines in the development of lead-free solder alloys.
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2009
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Light Metals Award
Todd Bischoff -
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- Title: Fusion Technology Leader
- Affiliation: Novelis Inc., Spokane, Washington
- Other: Paper: “Novelis Fusion: A Novel Process for the Future”
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2009
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Light Metals Award
Lawrence Hudson -
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- Title: Remelt Technology Leader
- Affiliation: Novelis Inc., Oswego, New York
- Other: Paper: “Novelis Fusion: A Novel Process for the Future”
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2009
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Light Metals Award
Robert Wagstaff -
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- Title: President and Director of Research
- Affiliation: Novelis Inc., Spokane, Washington
- Other: Paper: “Novelis Fusion: A Novel Process for the Future”
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2009
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
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- Other: N/A
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2009
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
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- Other: N/A
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2009
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
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2009
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
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- Other: N/A
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2009
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Ray Peterson -
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- Title: President of TMS and Technology Director for IMCO Recycling, Inc
- Affiliation: Aleris International , Rockwood, Tennessee
- Quote: "I am very honored to accept the 2009 LMD Distinguished Service Award. I have always valued my interactions with the members of the Light Metals Community of TMS. I feel that I get much more out of this society than what I contribute. It is an honor to work with so many fine people and organizations.”
- Citation: He was recognized for generously devoting significant portions of his time to TMS activities at all levels; for publishing many technical papers in light metals, both in the reduction and cast shop areas; for serving as Cast Shop Subject chair, Aluminum Committee chair, and as LMD chair; and for the leadership, professionalism, and enthusiasm that he has brought to all of these roles. He received the Light Metals Recycling Technology Award for "Review of Aluminum Dross Processing" in 2003.
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2009
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
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2009
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
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2009
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
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2009
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LMD Scholarship
Katherine Becker -
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- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University,
- Quote: "I feel honored to have received this award. This is a great opportunity to help me continue to pursue my education in materials science, and my ultimate goal of one day becoming a professor."
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2009
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LMD Scholarship
Kurtis Clark -
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- Affiliation: University of Nevada, Reno,
- Quote: "I am honored to be an LMD scholar. I thank TMS for their generosity and their commitment to future materials scientists and engineers. Being a member of TMS has benefited me both in my school work and in developing a future career. The LMD scholarship will help me tremendously in continuing my education. I would also like to thank the faculty an students of the University of Nevada, Reno, for the direction and support that I have received from them."
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2009
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LMD Scholarship
Lauren Neufarth -
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- Affiliation: Ohio State University,
- Quote: "This generous award greatly helped me financially, but more is it helped me feel reassured in myself and in my abilities to continue to pursue and reach my education and career goals. I am very grateful for the confidence TMS has shown to have in me, and this honor has encourage me to continue to work hard and challenge myself. Thank you very much."
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2009
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LMD Technology Award
Harald Oye -
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- Title: Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology,
- Quote: "I feel very honored and pleased to receive the Light Metals Technology Award. I will be in a distinguished group with the former recipients. I have enjoyed an extensive cooperation with the academic and industrial primary aluminum community. The yearly TMS meeting has been an important vehicle for this activity. I attended the first TMS meeting in 1977 and have been at every meeting since, usually presenting at least one paper."
- Citation: He was honored for initiating, directing, and lecturing at the yearly “International Course on Process Metallurgy of Aluminum” at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, and for his lectures, TMS involvement and his 350 publications.
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2009
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Arjan Ciftja -
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- Other: I am honored to be selected as one of the TMS Young Leaders for the Light Metals Division (LMD) for 2009. I have been associated with TMS as a student member for the last three years and the opportunity to be a Young Leader gave me the chance to understand and appreciate more the organization of TMS. Now, I am looking forward to participate in the organizational aspect of TMS activities. I would strongly recommend the TMS meetings and activities to young researchers and scientist as a place that promotes the development of future professionals. I would like to thank the LMD for choosing me as one of their interns and TMS for all support and encouragement that has given me.
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2009
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Michele Manuel -
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- Other: First, let me thank the Young Professionals Program for allowing me to actively participate in the committee. For those just starting their careers, I found it immensely helpful to share my thoughts, concerns, and excitement with other TMS members who are at similar stages in their own careers. Furthermore, I was so deeply honored when the Light Metals Division selected me for the 2008 Young Leaders Professional Development Award. To be involved with the inner-workings of TMS was quite an eye-opening and humbling experience. The award provided a comfortable and yet empowering atmosphere to allow those who may have be previously unaware of the service and leadership opportunities within TMS to become better acquainted with the society’s organizational structure and avenues for professional advancement. It was through this award that I was able to network with established researchers at universities, national laboratories, and industry. This interaction has led to additional professional development and research opportunities that I never knew existed. Moreover, the TMS officers, staff, and committee members were truly welcoming and motivational, constantly offering me informative and insightful advice both scientifically and professionally. Needless to say, I truly enjoyed this experience, and I look forward to actively participating and contributing to the future of TMS.
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2009
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
No award given.
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2009
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MPMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
David Bourell -
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- Title: Temple Foundation Endowed Professor
- Affiliation: University of Texas-Austin,
- Quote: “It is a two-fold honor to receive such a prestigious award as this. First, it is heartening to be recognized for quality research that has been transferred to the commercial sector. Second, it is particularly meaningful to receive this award by the organization and division that I have been most strongly affiliated with over the course of my 30 years as a professional and academic researcher.”
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2009
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MPMD Distinguished Service Award
Neville Moody -
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- Title: Distinguished Member of the Technical Staff
- Affiliation: Sandia National Labs , Livermore, California
- Quote: “I am very pleased to accept this award. Being a member of TMS has enabled me to be an integral part of the metals community, keeping me current on all aspects of the field from research to applications. My active participation in TMS committees has allowed me to work on influencing directions and programming for the society. More importantly, these activities have brought me many friends and collaborations.”
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2009
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MPMD Scholarship
Mathew Kirsch -
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- Affiliation: University of Alabama,
- Quote: "It is truly a great honor to be awarded this scholarship from such a prestigious organization as TMS. I would like to thank the faculty of the University of Alabama for all the support and guidance that they have provided me over the past years. Thank you again."
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2009
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MPMD Scholarship
Eric Young -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology,
- Quote: "I am honored to be a recipient of the MPMD Scholarship and to join the prestigious list of others who have received this award before me. Thanks to the support of TMS, my future is looking brighter all the time."
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2009
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Srikanth Bontha -
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- Other: I am grateful for the opportunity to be a TMS Young Leader Professional Development Award recipient for the Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division (MPMD) in 2009. This award gave me the opportunity to witness the inner workings of TMS and understand how TMS works. At the TMS 2009 Annual Meeting & Exhibition (TMS2009), I attended the Young Professinals Committee meeting, gave a presentation at the Career Forum on career in industry, attended the MPMD Council meeting, and the Board of Directors meeting. I also attended the Process Technology & Modeling Committee and Titanium Committee meetings and became a member of these committees. I was also honored to serve as a judge for the student poster contest. Attending TMS2009 and the different committee meetings enabled me to gain valuable exposure by meeting with young professionals of similar interests, faculty, government, and industry personnel to make contacts and to share their experiences of professional growth. I also realized that there are numerous opportunities where I can contribute and grow as a professional. The experiences at TMS2009 have fuelled in me a desire to further increase my participation in the activities of TMS. I am looking forward to a long association with TMS. Thanks again to TMS for giving me this wonderful opportunity.
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2009
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Dylan Morris -
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- Other: My experience at the TMS 2009 Annual Meeting & Exhibition as a Young Leaders Professional Development Award recipient in San Francisco was wonderful. I participated in the Career Forum on Sunday, and the attending students were a delight to talk to (although I think sometimes I talked too much!). The opportunity to attend the TMS-AIME Awards Banquet was tremendous, and I am doubly glad that I was able to go, to see William Gerberich from my alma mater University of Minnesota inducted as a Fellow of TMS. Furthermore, because of the award, I was able to attend three technical committee meetings to gain approval for a symposium proposal that I had prepared. We also were able to attend the Board of Directors meeting, which was a great honor and an amazing experience. I am excited to continue contributing to TMS, and am already preparing for MS&T’09!
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2009
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Morris Fine -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois
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2009
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Semyon Vaynman -
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- Title: Research Associate Professor Department of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois
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2009
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Shri Ram Arora Award
Sumatra Mandal -
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- Affiliation: Indira Gandhi Center for Atomic Research, Kalpakkam, India
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2009
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
David Dunand -
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- Title: James N. and Margie M. Krebs Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois
- Quote: “I am grateful for this award, which honors the research done by my students, coworkers and myself in the field of structural materials. This field is becoming ever more relevant to the energy challenges lying ahead of us.”
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2009
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
John Shields, Jr. -
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- Title: Principal
- Affiliation: PentaMet Associates LLC, Cleveland, Ohio,
- Quote: “When I was a sophomore at Case Institute of Technology, I joined AIME/TMS as a student member with the strong ‘encouragement’ of the metallurgy faculty. It was a decision that has benefited me greatly. TMS has kept me in touch with colleagues throughout the world, research progress on the forefront of materials technology, and the evolving understanding of what constitutes ‘materials science.’ I deeply appreciate receiving this award. It is an unexpected bonus over and above the joy I have had throughout my career, working in the TMS vineyard!”
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2009
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Shashishekar Adiga -
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- Title: Postdoctoral appointee in the Materials Science Division
- Affiliation: Argonne National Laboratory,
- Quote: “We are delighted that our review on nanoporous materials has been awarded the best paper by the Structural Materials Division. We hope that this recognition will bring wider attention to this exciting area of materials research and help advance the development of novel biomedical devices.”
- Other: “Nanoporous Materials for Biomedical Devices.”
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2009
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Larry Curtiss -
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- Title: Distinguished fellow and acting group leader for the Center for Nanoscale Materials
- Affiliation: Argonne National Laboratory,
- Quote: “We are delighted that our review on nanoporous materials has been awarded the best paper by the Structural Materials Division. We hope that this recognition will bring wider attention to this exciting area of materials research and help advance the development of novel biomedical devices.”
- Other: “Nanoporous Materials for Biomedical Devices.”
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2009
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Jeffrey Elam -
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- Title: Chemist
- Affiliation: Argonne National Laboratory,
- Quote: “We are delighted that our review on nanoporous materials has been awarded the best paper by the Structural Materials Division. We hope that this recognition will bring wider attention to this exciting area of materials research and help advance the development of novel biomedical devices.”
- Other: “Nanoporous Materials for Biomedical Devices.”
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2009
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Shaun Gittard -
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- Title: Graduate student of the Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering
- Affiliation: University of North Carolina,
- Quote: “We are delighted that our review on nanoporous materials has been awarded the best paper by the Structural Materials Division. We hope that this recognition will bring wider attention to this exciting area of materials research and help advance the development of novel biomedical devices.”
- Other: “Nanoporous Materials for Biomedical Devices.”
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2009
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Shing-Jong Lin -
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- Title: Member of the research team
- Affiliation: National Yang-Ming University, Taiwan
- Quote: “We are delighted that our review on nanoporous materials has been awarded the best paper by the Structural Materials Division. We hope that this recognition will bring wider attention to this exciting area of materials research and help advance the development of novel biomedical devices.”
- Other: “Nanoporous Materials for Biomedical Devices.”
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2009
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Roger Narayan -
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- Title: Core faculty member of the Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering
- Affiliation: UNC-Chapel Hill and NC State University,
- Quote: “We are delighted that our review on nanoporous materials has been awarded the best paper by the Structural Materials Division. We hope that this recognition will bring wider attention to this exciting area of materials research and help advance the development of novel biomedical devices.”
- Other: “Nanoporous Materials for Biomedical Devices.”
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2009
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Michael Pellin -
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- Title: Senior Scientist Deputy Division Director
- Affiliation: Argonne National Laboratory,
- Quote: “We are delighted that our review on nanoporous materials has been awarded the best paper by the Structural Materials Division. We hope that this recognition will bring wider attention to this exciting area of materials research and help advance the development of novel biomedical devices.”
- Other: “Nanoporous Materials for Biomedical Devices.”
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2009
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Chun-Che Shih -
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- Title: Member of the research team
- Affiliation: National Yang-Ming University, Taiwan
- Quote: “We are delighted that our review on nanoporous materials has been awarded the best paper by the Structural Materials Division. We hope that this recognition will bring wider attention to this exciting area of materials research and help advance the development of novel biomedical devices.”
- Other: “Nanoporous Materials for Biomedical Devices.”
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2009
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Chun-Ming Shih -
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- Title: Member of the research team
- Affiliation: National Yang-Ming University, Taiwan
- Quote: “We are delighted that our review on nanoporous materials has been awarded the best paper by the Structural Materials Division. We hope that this recognition will bring wider attention to this exciting area of materials research and help advance the development of novel biomedical devices.”
- Other: “Nanoporous Materials for Biomedical Devices.”
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2009
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Yea-Yang Su -
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- Title: Member of the research team
- Affiliation: National Yang-Ming University, Taiwan
- Quote: “We are delighted that our review on nanoporous materials has been awarded the best paper by the Structural Materials Division. We hope that this recognition will bring wider attention to this exciting area of materials research and help advance the development of novel biomedical devices.”
- Other: “Nanoporous Materials for Biomedical Devices.”
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2009
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Junping Zhang -
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- Title: Graduate student of the Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering
- Affiliation: University of North Carolina,
- Quote: “We are delighted that our review on nanoporous materials has been awarded the best paper by the Structural Materials Division. We hope that this recognition will bring wider attention to this exciting area of materials research and help advance the development of novel biomedical devices.”
- Other: “Nanoporous Materials for Biomedical Devices.”
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2009
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SMD Scholarship
Maegan Fuller -
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- Affiliation: University of Alabama,
- Quote: “I want to thank the Structural Materials Division, the faculty of the materials engineering department of the University of Alabama, and my fellow classmates. I am honored to have been chosen for this award and hope to continue developing my skills in the field of Materials Engineering.”
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2009
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SMD Scholarship
Steven Hawks -
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- Affiliation: California Polytechnic State University,
- Quote: “It is a great honor to receive the 2009 TMS/SMD scholarship. To me, this award reflects a great deal of hard work done by myself and the Cal Poly Materials Engineering faculty. Furthermore, it motivates me to continue to pursue academic and professional excellence in the field of materials science and engineering. I would personally like to thank the TMS scholarship committee, Cal Poly Materials Engineering faculty, and my family for making this award possible. Thank you all!”
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2009
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Brad Boyce -
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- Other: At the TMS 2009 Annual Meeting & Exhibition, the Young Leaders Professional Development Award allowed me to participate in several functions that I was previously unaware of, including judging of the student poster contest and attending the Young Leader Lecture Luncheon. Although I was already involved in some of the technical committees within TMS, this award provided a broader exposure to the various levels of activities within the society. I was also surprised to see that several of my colleagues had taken notice of the award and offered their congratulations.
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2009
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Ying Yang -
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- Other: It is a great honor for me to be selected as a Structural Materials Division (SMD) Young Leaders Professional Development Awardee for 2009. I attended the TMS 2005 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in San Francisco, CA. At that time, I just gave one technical presentation and didn’t feel that I was close to TMS. At the TMS 2009 Annual Meeting & Exhibition (TMS2009), which was also held in San Francisco, through the Young Leaders Award I had totally different experience. I become familiar with the structures, technical divisions, and technical committees of TMS. I was nominated and approved to be a member of the Alloy Phase Committee under the SMD. I could feel the expectation and responsibility when the committee chair welcomed me as a new member. I also appreciate the opportunity of attending the Board of Directors meeting. What mostly impressed me was the consideration from the board to help those members who had financial difficulty due to the current economic recession, to be able to continue to attend TMS2009. I would like to use one sentence I heard from the TMS board meeting to summarize my experiences as a young professional: “TMS is really the home of professionals in the field of minerals, metals, and materials.”
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2009
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Nan Li -
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2009
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Hsiao-Yun Chen -
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2009
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
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2009
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
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2009
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
Norbert Bannenberg -
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- Other: “Secondary Metallurgy: Fundamentals and Their Technical Application”
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2009
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Jeffrey Wadsworth -
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- Title: CEO and President
- Affiliation: Battelle Memorial Institute,
- Other: “Powering the Future: New Energy Opportunities for Materials Science and Engineering”
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2009
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William Hume-Rothery Award
John Perepezko -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin, Madison, Madison, WI
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2009
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
Donald Siegel -
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- Title: Technical Expert
- Affiliation: Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, MI
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2008
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Acta BioMaterialia Gold Medal Award
Robert Langer - Details Not Available
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2008
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Adam Badri -
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- Title: Manager of Inspection
- Affiliation: Royal Dutch Shell,
- Quote: “I am sincerely honored that our work has been identified as being a notable contribution to metallurgical and materials sciences. I feel privileged to be placed among the preceding honorees, among whom are the great names of metallurgical and materials sciences—those whose work I deeply respect and humbly try to emulate. The team of people who cooperated on this project complemented each others’ skills and capabilities and worked seamlessly to deliver the final results. This award is indeed a fitting tribute to the whole group and their tireless effort to reach an understanding of the subject.”
- Other: (published in Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, Vol. 36B, June 2005)
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2008
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Robert Wagoner - Details Not Available
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2008
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Ken Gall -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
- Quote: “It is a great honor to receive this award and be placed amongst some of the world’s top researchers in materials science. Winning this award will further motivate me to perform great research. TMS is a great society and their stature in the community is very high. I hope to continue my involvement in TMS to broaden my own experience and also contribute to the growth of other scientists.”
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2008
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
J. Jones -
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- Title: Professor Materials Science & Engineering Department
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Quote: “I’m honored to receive this recognition, especially since it bears the name of Alex Scott. TMS has been my professional home for thirty years, and I have enjoyed contributing in whatever way possible. In the process, TMS and its members have rewarded my involvement many times over, through excellent technical programming, networking, and the excellent collegiality of its members and staff.”
- Citation: For decades of enthusiastic service at all levels and for implementation of society-level strategic planning processes.
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2008
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Alain Karma -
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- Title: College of Arts & Sciences Distinguished Professor
- Affiliation: Northeaster University, Boston, Massachusetts
- Quote: “I feel greatly honored by the Bruce Chalmers award. Especially important to me is the recognition by my peers that rigorous theoretical and computational approaches rooted in statistical physics are having a major impact on solidification fundamentals and processing. TMS meetings provide an important forum to foster this interdisciplinary line of research at the frontier of solidification science. I would like to extend special thanks to Jim Langer for introducing me to this fascinating field 25 years ago, to Rohit Trivedi and Wilfried Kurz for providing a constant source of inspiration for my group’s research over the past two decades, and to the many talented graduate students, postdocs, and colleagues who made it uniquely possible to carry out this research and share this award.”
- Citation: For his many outstanding and innovative contributions to the science and technology of solidification and for providing exceptional insight into the fundamentals of microstructure evolution.
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2008
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Katsuyo Thornton -
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- Title: Assistant Professor of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
- Quote: “TMS provides the forum for materials researchers, educators, and engineers to collaborate and learn from each other. For me, TMS was a crucial part of making a transition from a more theoretical science to applied science and engineering. Being a member of TMS has given me the network I needed to succeed. It is definitely an honor to be the recipient of this award. With this opportunity, I aim to apply my interdisciplinary background to increase the visibility of computational materials research as well as to facilitate close collaborations between experimentalists and theorists. I am very excited to take a leadership role in setting the future direction of TMS through symposium organization and committee participation.”
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2008
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Educator Award
Robert Snyder -
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- Title: Chair School of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
- Quote: “TMS is one of the world’s principal materials societies and has figured prominently in providing critical for the development of modern materials. I am deeply honored in being chosen for this Societies Educator Award.”
- Citation: For his leadership and contributions to education in materials science and engineering.
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2008
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
David Robertson -
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- Title: Professor in the Department of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: Missouri University of Science and Technology , Rolla, MO
- Quote: “I am honored to have been chosen as the recipient of the 2008 EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award. The most worthwhile recognition one can achieve is from one’s peers, and TMS has been the main venue for my interactions with the metallurgical/materials community and for publication of our research. I encourage everyone to participate in TMS activities because they will find it to be most worthwhile. The award is a reflection of the close collaboration between me and my colleagues and students over the years, and I would like to acknowledge their many important contributions.”
- Other: “Smelting and Refining—Faster, Smoother, Cheaper, Safer”
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2008
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EPD Distinguished Service Award
V. Ramachandran -
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- Title: Consultant
- Affiliation: RAM Consultants, Scottsdale, AZ
- Quote: “The greatest benefit of being a TMS member for the last 37 years has been the networking with professionals from different disciplines and backgrounds. The participation in the activities of the Society—such as presenting papers, membership in technical committees and organizing symposia—has been an enriching experience. Being a TMS member has resulted in lasting friendships with people who share a passion for their profession. This award is the culmination of my association with TMS, and for this, I thank all of my colleagues at TMS who played a role in shaping my professional career. This award will always remind me of my long professional association with TMS and its members.”
- Citation: For decades of distinguished service to improve the environmental performance of the nonferrous smelting and refining industry, and to TMS by organizing symposia, short courses, and stand-alone meetings as well as leading technical committees and serving as a JOM advisor.
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2008
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EPD Scholarship
Adam McGrath -
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- Affiliation: University of Utah,
- Quote: “I am very grateful for receiving this scholarship. With the help of this aid, I hope to focus more on getting my degree in metallurgical engineering, which will enable me with the skills required for the field.”
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2008
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EPD Scholarship
Andrea Murland -
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- Affiliation: University of Alberta,
- Quote: “It is an honor to be recognized for leadership and academics within the materials science community. I am privileged to join the company of past and future EPD scholars within TMS. The support of TMS has been greatly appreciated, and I look forward to being a part of this community as a graduate.”
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2008
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EPD Scholarship
Cherie Turner -
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- Affiliation: Missouri University of Science and Technology,
- Quote: “I would like to thank the Extraction and Processing Division for offering this award, and for selecting me to receive it. I also owe my thanks to the faculty of the Materials Science Department at UMR, as well as to all of my fellow students, who have helped me countless times. I plan to use this award to aid in my future graduate degree.”
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2008
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EPD Scholarship
Chris Willis -
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- Affiliation: University of Alberta,
- Quote: “This award will allow me to comfortably finish my final year of school and bring me closer to my goals in extraction and processing engineering. For this I am extremely grateful.”
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2008
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EPD Science Award
Otavio Fortini -
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- Title: Senior Process Engineer
- Affiliation: Alcoa, Pittsburgh, PA
- Quote: “To me, this award means the recognition of many years of personal dedication to the scientific doctrine. It is very welcome as the recognition to one of those who would otherwise compound the large number of tireless, but unnamed, science-builders, usually secluded from the great public by the very nature of their activity. Therefore, I would like to accept this award as a celebration of the common ground shared by all the scientists who may only escape the oblivious condition of anonymity when looked upon as the collective society of TMS.”
- Other: “Rate of Reduction of Ore-Carbon Composites, Part I-Determination of Intrinsic Rate Constants” “Part II-Modeling of Reduction in Extended Composites”
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2008
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EPD Science Award
Richard Fruehan -
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- Title: Professor in the Materials Science and Engineering department
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Other: “Rate of Reduction of Ore-Carbon Composites, Part I-Determination of Intrinsic Rate Constants” “Part II-Modeling of Reduction in Extended Composites”
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2008
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EPD Technology Award
Domingo Cantarero -
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- Affiliation: Codelco-IM2, Santiago, Chile
- Other: Paper: "The Development of the Codelco-Chile Continuous Converting Process”
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2008
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EPD Technology Award
Jonkion Carmona -
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- Title: Head of Projects
- Affiliation: Codelco-IM3, Santiago, Chile
- Other: Paper: "The Development of the Codelco-Chile Continuous Converting Process”
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2008
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EPD Technology Award
Carlos Deramond -
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- Affiliation: Codelco-Chile, Chuquicamata 2 Region, Chile
- Other: Paper: "The Development of the Codelco-Chile Continuous Converting Process”
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2008
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EPD Technology Award
Alex Magna -
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- Affiliation: Codelco-Chile, Antofapasta, Chile
- Quote: “I believe to be part of this community of researchers in my field (nonferrous metallurgy) allows me to share—by reading, presenting and by submitting papers in the many activities that TMS is involved—the new ideas and experience in both sides of fundamental and operational levels. This is very important to me and can improve my performance in the technical side of my field.”
- Other: Paper: "The Development of the Codelco-Chile Continuous Converting Process”
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2008
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EPD Technology Award
Pedro Morales -
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- Affiliation: Codelco-Chile, Miami, Florida
- Other: Paper: "The Development of the Codelco-Chile Continuous Converting Process”
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2008
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EPD Technology Award
Roberto Safian -
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- Affiliation: Codelco-Chile, Santiago, Chile
- Other: Paper: "The Development of the Codelco-Chile Continuous Converting Process”
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2008
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Melissa Trapani -
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- Other: Melissa Trapani is a project metallurgist at BHP Billiton's Olympic Dam Copper Smelter in South Australia where, since 2004, she has supported furnace development by modelling, testing, and commissioning new taphole and cooling element designs. Her current focus is the development of an automated system for tapping blister copper. Trapani holds a bachelor's degree with honors and a Ph.D. in engineering from the University of Melbourne, Australia.
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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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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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2008
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FMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Iver Anderson -
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- Title: Senior Metallurgist
- Affiliation: Ames Lab at Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa
- Citation: For his innovative ideas, his excellent research, his continuing scholarship, and the influence he has had on the transition to lead-free manufacturing.
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2008
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FMD Distinguished Service Award
Sung-Kwon Kang -
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- Title: Research Staff Member
- Affiliation: IBM Corp, Yorktown Heights, NY
- Quote: “I am greatly honored to receive the 2007 EMPMD Distinguished Service Award. I am humbled that my efforts in working in EMPMD are being recognized because there have been, and continue to be, so many outstanding members working in the Division. It has truly been a pleasure working with TMS staff and TMS membership over the past eighteen years in EMPMD through all my volunteer roles in the Division. TMS and EMPMD have been my professional home for my entire career and I have benefited tremendously from the technical symposia, the ‘hallway’ technical conversations, networking, and friendships developed working in the organization. The benefits of being in TMS are increased many-fold by getting involved in the Society and volunteering in the communities; TMS, the materials profession, and the individual all benefit.”
- Citation: In recognition of his outstanding contributions and service to EMPMD in founding the Electronic Packaging and Interconnection Materials Committee and organizing 18 symposia for TMS over the past 20 years.
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2008
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Rodolfo Camacho -
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- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology,
- Quote: “I am grateful and honored for this award that represents possibilities to increase the knowledge in an area where we know so little and have done so much.”
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2008
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Pallab Bhattacharya -
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- Title: Charles M. Vest Distinguished Professor
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Quote: “It is a distinct honor to be recognized by TMS and my peers as recipient of the 2008 John Bardeen Award. It is a tribute to all my students, research associates, and collaborators. It is very special to be associated with this award that recognizes the name of John Bardeen and his contributions to science.”
- Citation: For his pioneering contributions to epitaxy, to characterization of strained heterostructures, to self-organized quantum dots and to their device applications.
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2008
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Navin Manjooran - Details Not Available
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2008
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
James Williams -
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- Title: Professor & Honda Chair
- Affiliation: Ohio State University,
- Other: “High Performance Structural Metals: an Undervalued but Critical Enabling Technology”
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2008
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Kimberly Maciejewski -
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- Affiliation: University of Rhode Island,
- Quote: "I am grateful for this award and truly appreciate the financial support to further my education and research. It will assist me in attaining my scientific goals in the area of high-temperature superalloy research as well as in broadening my skills and knowledge in the field of mechanical engineering."
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2008
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Rudder Wu -
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- Affiliation: Imperial College London,
- Quote: "I am extremely honored and grateful to receive the TMS Superalloys Scholarship. I would like to thank TMS for recognizing my academic achievements and providing a platform where students can freely network and exchange information with scientists and engineers from all over the world. Dr. Hiroshi Harada, and Professor Roger Reed for this invaluable support and guidance throughout my postgraduate research studies.
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2008
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
Nicholas DeLeon -
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- Affiliation: University of Alabama,
- Quote: """The J. Keith Brimacombe TMS Presidential Scholarship is hard work. It is determination. It is inspiration. It is teamwork. It is generosity. It is the flagship scholarship of an organization that exhibits all of these qualities in spades. It means that a group of purposeful individuals can come together to advance our knowledge of materials and inspire more to do the same. I am honored to be a part of this society and to receive this award. I thank TMS, the University of Alabama Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, and my family and friends for
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2008
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Leadership Award
Bruce McDonald -
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- Quote: “I have provided support for basic research activities in metals for over 39 years, and I have been a member of TMS since 1963. Throughout my career I have viewed TMS as the premier association for enabling the interchange of information on the science of metals. TMS membership is composed of experts in materials science and engineering from the universities, national laboratories, and industry, and I have had the pleasure of dealing with representatives from all of these groups for many years. Accordingly, it is most gratifying to me to be recognized by the TMS membership for the 2008 Leadership Award.”
- Citation: For over 30 years of outstanding and visionary leadership and service in advancing basic research and development in materials.
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2008
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Light Metals Award
Claude Dupuis -
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- Title: Program Leader
- Affiliation: Alcan Inc., Jonquiere, Quebec City, Canada
- Other: Paper Title: “In-Line Salt Fluxing Process: The Solution to Chlorine Gas Utilization in Cast Houses”
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2008
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Light Metals Award
Sebastien Leboeuf -
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- Title: Metallurgist
- Affiliation: Rio Tinto Alcan, Jonquiere, Quebec City, Canada
- Quote: “It is a great honor to receive this award. It definitely represents a highlight in my young career. I am proud to join past winners which have brought significant contribution to the light metals industry. I am also glad that the TMS organization recognizes technologies aimed at improving the sustainability of the industry and safety of the workers.”
- Other: Paper Title: “In-Line Salt Fluxing Process: The Solution to Chlorine Gas Utilization in Cast Houses”
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2008
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Light Metals Award
Bruno Maltais -
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- Affiliation: STAS, Chicoutimi, Quebec City, Canada
- Other: Paper Title: “In-Line Salt Fluxing Process: The Solution to Chlorine Gas Utilization in Cast Houses”
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2008
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Light Metals Award
Einar Smarason -
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- Title: In Metallurgy and Process Control
- Affiliation: Alcan Iceland Ltd., Straumsvik, Iceland
- Other: Paper Title: “In-Line Salt Fluxing Process: The Solution to Chlorine Gas Utilization in Cast Houses”
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Light Metals Award
Marc-Andre Thibault -
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- Affiliation: STAS, Chicoutimi, Quebec City, Canada
- Other: Paper Title: “In-Line Salt Fluxing Process: The Solution to Chlorine Gas Utilization in Cast Houses”
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2008
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
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2008
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
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2008
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Barry Welch -
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- Affiliation: Welbank Consulting, Whitianga, New Zealand
- Citation: For his strong support of TMS programs, activities and training courses for many years. Dr. Welch has left an indelible stamp on the organization and has made contributions too numerous to count.
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2008
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
James Evans -
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- Title: Professor in the Department of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: University of California , Berkeley, California
- Quote: “It is a great honor to receive the JOM Best Paper Award for the Light Metals Division. The most important activity of TMS is the communication of technical information and advances. JOM is a very significant part in this communication. One other major publication of TMS is Metallurgical and Materials Transactions, but JOM reaches a much broader readership, bridging the divide between academia and industry, between R&D and application. It is gratifying to have one’s writing recognized with this award.”
- Other: Paper “The Evolution of Technology for Light Metals over the Last 50 Years: Al, Mg, and Li”
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2008
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
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2008
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
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LMD Scholarship
Jerica Cadman -
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- Affiliation: LeTourneau University,
- Quote: “I am quite honored to receive the TMS/LMD Scholarship Award! A former student at LeTourneau University, who was a great friend and mentor of mine and is now pursuing a master’s degree in metallurgy, also received this award during his time as an undergraduate. Knowing him and having seen his accomplishments, I am that much more blessed in receiving such a prestigious award. As an LMD scholar, I hope to contribute much to the field of materials engineering as a student and especiallyduring my career.”
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2008
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LMD Scholarship
John Gibbs -
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- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines,
- Quote: “The TMS/LMD scholarship is one of the most prestigious awards in the light metals field, and to receive it is an honor. This award is a testament not only to my hard work and dedication towards my field of study, but also to the support and encouragement I have received from my professors and colleagues at the Colorado School of Mines.”
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2008
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LMD Scholarship
Ji Ma -
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- Affiliation: Texas A&M University,
- Quote: “I am honored to be selected as an LMD scholar. In the future, light metals will form the foundations of the world, and I will endeavor to bring that future closer to the present.”
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2008
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LMD Technology Award
Alton Tabereaux -
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- Title: Technical Consultant - prebake and soderberg process technology
- Quote: “I am very honored and appreciative of being nominated and receiving the TMS LMD Technology Award especially considering the past recipients of this TMS award. TMS has provided me the opportunity to expand my knowledge and experience in smelting technology beyond that which I normally would have available. It has provided extremely valuable contacts with fellow colleagues in the industry, and it has provided me a focal point for communications within the aluminum industry.”
- Citation: For lifelong contributions to literature and training materials in the public domain through TMS.
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2008
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Alpesh Shukla -
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- Other: Alpesh Khushalchand Shukla is presently employed with Edison Welding Institute, where he applies various materials characterization techniques to solve welding metallurgy-related problems. He received his Ph.D. in materials engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY in 2007, where he studied structure-property-process relationships in friction stir welded age-hardenable aluminum alloys. He holds a bachelor’s degree in metallurgical engineering from Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, India, and a master's degree in materials science from Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI. Shukla's research interests include friction stir welding, aluminum alloys, shape memory alloys, transmission electron microscopy, and joining of carbon nanotubes.
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2008
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Donald Siegel -
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- Other: Don Siegel is a technical expert and leader of the Hydrogen Storage and Nanoscale Modeling Group at Ford Motor Company. His research focuses on the application of first-principles atomic-scale modeling to the prediction of novel hydrogen storage compounds and the mechanical properties of lightweight automotive alloys. Siegel holds a Ph.D. in physics from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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2008
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
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2008
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MPMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Brian Thomas -
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- Title: Professor in Mechanical Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Illinois , Urbana, Illinois
- Quote: “I have been privileged to be a TMS member for over 20 years. TMS brings leading academic and industrial researchers together and fosters both scientific inquiry towards fundamental understanding and practical industrial applications to benefit society. I am deeply honored to receive this recognition from my colleagues.”
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2008
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MPMD Distinguished Service Award
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2008
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MPMD Scholarship
Douglas Kellis -
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- Affiliation: Boise State University,
- Quote: “I am honored to be recognized by TMS with the Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division Scholarship. My accomplishments at Boise State University are a result of my hard work and dedication to my studies. I am fortunate to be part of a new program in materials science and engineering that places an emphasis on undergraduate education and research opportunities for the students. I owe a debt of thanks to the faculty that has given me an opportunity to be a part of the great program. I would like to thank the review committee for their time and effort, and TMS for making these scholarships possible.”
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2008
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MPMD Scholarship
James Paramore -
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- Affiliation: University of Utah,
- Quote: “I am extremely honored to be selected as a recipient of the Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division Scholarship Award. To be academically recognized by a society with such prestige as TMS is truly exulting. The ongoing commitment to education in the field of materials science of philanthropic societies such as TMS is essential in cementing a strong and well-educated materials science community of the future.”
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2008
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Amy Clarke -
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- Other: Amy Clarke is a G.T. Seaborg Institute postdoctoral research fellow in the Materials Science and Technology Division at Los Alamos National Laboratory, where she studies uranium alloy aging and shape memory effect deformation structures using electron microscopy. She received her B.S. in metallurgical and materials engineering from Michigan Technological University, and her M.S. and Ph.D. in metallurgical and materials engineering from the Colorado School of Mines, where she studied ferrous physical metallurgy at the Advanced Steel Processing and Products Research Center. Clarke's research interests also include examining the influence of material processing and microstructure on mechanical properties.
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2008
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Pello Uranga -
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- Other: Pello Uranga is a researcher at the Thermomechanical Treatments Group at CEIT and phase transformations lecturer at Tecnun, the Technological Campus of the University of Navarra in Donostia, Basque Country, Spain. He received his B.S. and Ph.D. in materials engineering from the University of Navarra. Currently, his research activity is mainly focused on microstructural modeling during hot working processes of different steel grades.
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2008
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Gregory Yurek -
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- Title: President & CEO
- Affiliation: American Superconductor Corp., Westborough, Massachusetts
- Citation: For his unique and significant accomplishments in transferring pioneering research into the development of new high-temperature superconducting materials and systems technologies for advanced applications
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2008
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Shri Ram Arora Award
Sasanka Deka -
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- Affiliation: National Nanotechnology Laboratory of INFM, Italy
- Quote: "The TMS Foundation Shri Ram Arora Award is an honor and recognition for one’s scientific contributions to the materials science. It is the acknowledgement of my ability and capability of doing adept science work in the specific field. This award also means to me a motivation and encouragement for the young scientist."
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2008
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
S. Semiatin -
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- Title: Senior Scientist
- Affiliation: U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory , Wright Patterson AFB, OH
- Quote: “It is indeed a special honor to receive this recognition from the Structural Materials Division for our work on conventional and emerging metallic materials with aerospace applications.”
- Citation: For outstanding basic and applied research contributions to the thermomechanical processing of both conventional and emerging aerospace structural materials.
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2008
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
Marc Meyers -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, San Diego, CA
- Quote: “I am most honored with this recognition, which is being generously bestowed upon me. TMS means a great deal to me, both personally and professionally. I remember the first meeting I attended in ’73 or ’74. My mentor, Professor C.S. Barrett, took me to the social event, and I was astounded to meet, in person, famous researchers that I had known only through books and publications. This was a revelation to me. I hope to one day fill this role for the younger generations and thus be a link in our chain of knowledge.”
- Citation: For service to the Structural Materials Division through the organization of 10 symposia, 25 years of dedication to Metallurgical and Materials Transactions in various capacities, and leadership in the field of mechanical behavior of materials.
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2008
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
James Holbery - Details Not Available
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2008
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SMD JOM Best Paper Award
Daniel Houston - Details Not Available
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2008
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SMD Scholarship
Paul Kamenski -
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- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin,
- Quote: "“Receiving this scholarship makes me feel reassured and
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2008
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Manish Kamal -
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- Other: Manish Kamal is a product modeler with Titanium Metals Corporation (TIMET), Toronto, Ohio. He joined the company in 2006 and provides process modeling for the primary conversion of titanium alloys. Kamal holds a bachelor's degree in metallurgical engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, and a M.S. and Ph.D. in materials science and engineering from The Ohio State University.
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2008
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Molly Kennedy -
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- Other: Molly Kennedy is an assistant professor in the School of Materials Science and Engineering at Clemson University. Her research is focused on the mechanical deformation of flexible systems, environmental testing of nanoscale composites, and mechanical failure in corrosive or aggressive environments. She is also is the advisor for the Clemson University Materials Advantage Chapter. As a Sandia Excellence in Engineering Fellow, she earned her Ph.D. (2007) in materials science from Washington State University.
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2008
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Gopinath Trichy -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: North Carolina State University,
- Quote: “TMS has been extremely useful for my professional development. I would like to thank TMS, my parents, NCSU colleagues, Professor Jagdish Narayan (Ph.D. thesis advisor), and the National Science Foundation for funding my research.”
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2008
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Alpesh Shukla -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,
- Quote: "“I dedicate this award to my advisor Prof. Bud Baeslack, who has always been supportive and encouraging to me. TMS has been an influential factor in my career development and I thank TMS for this reward. I wish TMS would continue to support, inspire, and challenge the
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2008
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
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2008
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
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2008
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
Gordon Irons -
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- Other: “The Role of Process Metallurgy in Sustainability”
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2008
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Leo Christodoulou -
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- Title: Program Manager
- Affiliation: DARPA DSO,
- Other: “Engineering Materials Systems for an Ever Demanding Society”
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2008
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Lih Chen -
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- Title: National Chair Professor MSE
- Affiliation: National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan
- Other: Nanoscale Metal Silicides
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2008
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
Gregory Thompson -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
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2008
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
Dallas Trinkle -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Illinois, Urbana, IL
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2007
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Brian Kernan -
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- Title: Senior Metallurgist
- Affiliation: Ex One Company,
- Other: Paper: Homogeneous Steel Infiltration,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, Volume 36A, October 2005
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2007
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Adam Lorenz -
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- Other: Paper: Homogeneous Steel Infiltration,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, Volume 36A, October 2005
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2007
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Alberto Pettavino -
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- Other: Paper: Homogeneous Steel Infiltration,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, Volume 36A, October 2005
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Lukas Raffenbeul -
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- Other: Paper: Homogeneous Steel Infiltration,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, Volume 36A, October 2005
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2007
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Christoph Sachs -
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- Other: Paper: Homogeneous Steel Infiltration,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, Volume 36A, October 2005
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2007
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Emanuel Sachs -
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- Other: Paper: Homogeneous Steel Infiltration,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, Volume 36A, October 2005
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2007
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Alan Lawley - Details Not Available
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2007
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
David Bahr -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Washington State University,
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2007
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Dan Thoma -
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- Title: Science Advisor
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, New Mexico
- Citation: For conceiving, developing and implementing systems that impact all TMS members and staff, including the conference management system, MS&T conference, TMS Letters, strategic planning, and committee Web pages.
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2007
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Bruce Chalmers Award
David Poirier -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Arizona,
- Citation: Benchmark solidification contributions of fundamental and technological importance; for scholarly writings including a leading textbook that set a standard for others in the field.
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2007
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Early Career Faculty Fellow Award
Ryan Roeder -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Notre Dame, Indiana
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2007
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Educator Award
Lawrence Murr -
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- Title: Murchison Professor
- Affiliation: University of Texas, El Paso, TX
- Citation: For enthusiastic and creative dedication to education of undergraduate and graduate students through teaching, research, and book writing.
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2007
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Fiona Doyle -
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- Title: Associate Dean/Donald H. McLaughlin Professor of Mineral Engineering
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, CA
- Other: Lecture Title: Solution Processing of Advanced Materials—What Can Hydrometallurgy Offer?
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2007
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EPD Distinguished Service Award
Phillip Mackey -
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- Affiliation: Xstrata Process Support,
- Other: Paper: “For scientific and engineering contributions to the development of smelting and refining technology for copper and nickel.
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2007
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EPD Scholarship
Matthew Lyndoe -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology,
- Quote: "I am honored to accept this award. I appreciate TMS recognizing that financial assistance is possible for students who aspire to do their best. Thank you for helping me achieve my professional goals."
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2007
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EPD Scholarship
Andrea Murland -
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- Affiliation: University of Alberta,
- Quote: "It is an honor to be recognized for leadership and academics within the materials science community. I am privileged to join the company of past and future EPD Scholars within TMS. The support of TMS has renewed my motivation to maintain a high level of academic and extracurricular involvement."
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2007
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EPD Scholarship
Megan Ross -
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- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University,
- Quote: "I am honored to have my academic achievement and involvement recognized through the TMS/EPD Scholarship. I am also grateful that TMS values and supports students in their academic endeavors and hope that other students will be encouraged to apply in the upcoming years."
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2007
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EPD Scholarship
Nicole Schatz -
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- Affiliation: Washington State University,
- Quote: "I appreciate this award so much. It is a great honor to be selected as a TMS EPD scholar. I owe so many thanks to all the people who helped me to gain the experience and knowledge that aided in my selection for this award. To all my professors at Washington State University, my mentors at Battelle NW, and the TMS scholarship committee, thank you so much for your time and contributions toward my education. I will work very hard to honor this award; it is truly a great help in offsetting the costs of my education."
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2007
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EPD Science Award
Hong Yong Sohn -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT
- Other: Paper: “The Influence of Chemical Equilibrium on Fluid-Solid Reaction Rates and the Falsification of Activation Energy”
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2007
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EPD Technology Award
David Cocke -
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- Affiliation: Lamar University,
- Other: Paper “Removal by Electrocoagulation Technology in Comarca Lagunera Mexico”
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2007
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EPD Technology Award
Jewel Gomes -
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- Title: Post-Doctoral Researcher
- Affiliation: Lamar University,
- Other: Paper “Removal by Electrocoagulation Technology in Comarca Lagunera Mexico”
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2007
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EPD Technology Award
Mehmet Kesmez -
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- Affiliation: Lamar University,
- Other: Paper “Removal by Electrocoagulation Technology in Comarca Lagunera Mexico”
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2007
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EPD Technology Award
Hector Moreno -
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- Affiliation: Lamar University,
- Other: Paper “Removal by Electrocoagulation Technology in Comarca Lagunera Mexico”
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2007
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EPD Technology Award
José Parga -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Instituto Technologico De Saltillo,
- Other: Paper “Removal by Electrocoagulation Technology in Comarca Lagunera Mexico”
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2007
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EPD Technology Award
Jesus Valenzuela -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Universidad de Sonora ,
- Other: Paper “Removal by Electrocoagulation Technology in Comarca Lagunera Mexico”
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2007
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EPD Technology Award
Ventura Valverde -
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- Affiliation: Instituto Technologico De Saltillo,
- Other: Paper “Removal by Electrocoagulation Technology in Comarca Lagunera Mexico”
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2007
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Andrew Campbell -
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- Other: By being a Young Leader at the TMS 2007 Annual Meeting & Exhibition, I gained a greater appreciation of the organization of TMS. This involves not only the paid TMS office staff, but a tremendous number of professionals devoting time to committee meetings to arrange conferences, technical sessions, and other programming and benefits for all members of the society. The main benefit was meeting many significant professionals from my field which will benefit my career—I would recommend it to my colleagues and peers.
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2007
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Christina Meskers -
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- Other: The Young Leader Award gave me the opportunity to get a deeper understanding of what TMS is, what TMS does, and how TMS works. Meeting enthusiastic people at technical committee and council meetings has encouraged me to become actively involved. It will be a pleasure to contribute to TMS in this way. The behind-the-scenes view of the Annual Meeting has made a deep impression on me: from the outside, the annual meeting seems effortless, while behind the scenes, many people contribute to make it happen. Interactions with many professionals, inside and outside my field, has broadened my horizon and resulted in new contacts and friendships. At the same time, old friendships were renewed. The Annual Meeting was an amazing week packed with social events, technical events, meeting interesting people, and lots of fun at the same time. I look forward to next year’s meeting!
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2007
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Pietro Navarra -
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- Other: Being granted the opportunity to be a TMS Young Leader, I feel both gratitude and a sense of accomplishment. At the TMS 2007 Annual Meeting & Exhibition, I attended several committee meetings and was exposed to the inner workings of the society, a side of TMS which is new to me. I realize that there are so many more opportunities to contribute and to grow as a professional: promoting meetings, organizing symposia, and networking with industry leaders to name a few. From session monitoring as an undergraduate, presenting at conferences as a graduate student, and taking part in the technical committees as a professional, the commitment from TMS towards young people in the materials and metallurgical fields is outstanding. Thanks TMS!
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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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2007
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FMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
King-Ning Tu -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Los Angeles, CA
- Other: Symposium Title: Advances in Metallizations and Interconnect Technologies, in honor of Professor K.N. Tu
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2007
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FMD Distinguished Service Award
Darrel Frear -
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- Title: Department Manager
- Affiliation: Freescale Semiconductor, Tempe AZ
- Citation: For distinguished and consistent service and leadership for advancement of EMPMD’s performance.
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2007
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Nichole Cates -
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- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University,
- Quote: “I am extremely honored to receive the TMS Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division Gilbert Chin Scholarship. This award recognizes my hard work and the talent of the outstanding faculty, staff, and students that make up the Materials Science and Engineering Department at Carnegie Mellon University. In addition, this scholarship will provide significant financial support as I continue my education in materials science.”
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2007
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Sungho Jin -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, San Diego, CA
- Citation: For seminal contributions to the science and technology of electronic materials, from the invention of hard magnetic materials to the practical processing of high-temperature superconductors to the discovery of colossal magnetoresistance.
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2007
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Chih-Ming Chen -
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- Other: This year was the fourth time I have attended the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition, and, undoubtedly, it is the greatest one. Fortunately, I was selected as a Young Leader Award recipient this year. Because of the award, I learn more about the processing of the Annual Meeting and also have a close contact with the other excellent Young Leaders. As a Young Leader, I attend the Young Leaders Committee meeting and served as a judge in the student poster contest. From these experiences, I realize that TMS values the opinions of the young persons very much and also offers many opportunities to the enthusiastic young researchers. I think that’s why the TMS Annual Meeting can attract more and more young researchers from all over the world.
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2007
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Subhadarshi Nayak - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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2007
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Jean-Marie Dubois -
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- Title: Director de Recherche au CNRS
- Affiliation: l'Institut Jean Lamour,
- Other: Inverse Nanostructuration in Complex Metallic Alloys
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2007
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Jane Fiedler -
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- Affiliation: University of Michigan,
- Quote: "Thank you so much TMS for your help and support. It's great to have support from such a great organization. I'm looking forward to working in MSE fields, and the new exciting developments to come."
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2007
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Joshua Jackson -
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- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines,
- Quote: "Life is an ongoing experiment in which we optimize ourselves. I enjoy working on problems at the edge of the possible and impossible with Profs. David Olson and Brajendra Mishra, and also participating in all of the TMS offerings, from papers and posters to Materials Bowl and the exhibitions. I have learned a great deal from TMS and look forward to actively participating in the society in the future."
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2007
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
David Herman -
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- Affiliation: Cornell University,
- Quote: “I would like to express to TMS my sincerest gratitude for selecting me as a recipient for this year’s J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship. Receiving this scholarship is not only an honor, but also a tremendous financial help in achieving my educational goals. I would also like to thank Professor George Malliaras and Professor Michael Thompson for their mentorship and support, as well as the entire materials science department at Cornell University for all of the opportunities and educational experiences that it has provided me throughout my undergraduate years.
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2007
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Leadership Award
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2007
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Light Metals Award
Wolfgang Leisenbery -
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- Title: Director
- Affiliation: Innovatherm GmbH+CO.KG ,
- Other: Paper Title: “Flue Condition Index—A New Challenge to Increase Flue Lifetime, Operational Safety and Fuel Efficiency in Open Pit Anode Baking Furnaces”
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Light Metals Award
Detlef Maiwald -
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- Title: Sales Director
- Affiliation: Innovatherm GmbH+CO.KG ,
- Other: Paper Title: “Flue Condition Index—A New Challenge to Increase Flue Lifetime, Operational Safety and Fuel Efficiency in Open Pit Anode Baking Furnaces”
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2007
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
No award given.
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- Other: N/A
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2007
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
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- Other: N/A
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2007
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
No award given.
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- Other: N/A
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Alton Tabereaux -
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- Title: Technical Consultant in prebake and Soderberg technologies
- Affiliation: Soderberg Technologies,
- Citation: For numerous contributions of papers, training courses, and service on TMS committees throughout his career.
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2007
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Paul Austin -
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- Title: Manager
- Affiliation: BTG Consulting,
- Other: Paper: “The Multivariable Model-Based Control of the Non-Alumina Electrolyte Variables in Aluminum Smelting Cells ”
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2007
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Fiona McFadden -
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- Title: Senior Research Engineer
- Other: Paper: “The Multivariable Model-Based Control of the Non-Alumina Electrolyte Variables in Aluminum Smelting Cells ”
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Barry Welch -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Auckland,
- Other: Paper: “The Multivariable Model-Based Control of the Non-Alumina Electrolyte Variables in Aluminum Smelting Cells ”
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2007
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
No award given.
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- Other: N/A
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
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- Other: N/A
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LMD Scholarship
Cassandra Degan -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology,
- Quote: "During my first three years at South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, I have experienced first hand what a wonderful university it is. The greatness of SDSM&T is exceeded only by the greatness of organizations that support the students. Your contribution through TMS to the many student members is a great encouragement for students to stay in school and in the field of materials and metallurgical engineering by lessening the financial pressure so students can concentrate on academics. Without organizations such as TMS, a great education would be near impossible for many students, such as myself. Again I want to thank TMS for its contribution and hope that this organization will continue to support its student members in years to come."
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2007
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LMD Scholarship
Ayesha Hashambhoy -
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- Affiliation: McMaster University,
- Quote: "I am truly honored to have been selected as an awards recipient. It is very encouraging to receive this kind of recognition and support as a student. This has inspired me to promote TMS at McMaster so that other students can experience what this wonderful organization has to offer. Thank you TMS for naming me an LMD Scholar."
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2007
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LMD Scholarship
Jeffrey Yang -
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- Affiliation: University of Toronto,
- Quote: "I am extremely honored to accept the LMD Scholarship. This scholarship will allow me to pursue my studies in materials science and engineering at the University of Toronto and continue my research without having to worry about financial hardship. I am very grateful to TMS for their outstanding dedication and commitment to young developing engineers."
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2007
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LMD Technology Award
Bob Powell -
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- Title: General Motors Technical Fellow
- Affiliation: General Motors Company,
- Citation: For chairing the TMS Magnesium Committee and managing the USCAR (USAMP 304) Magnesium Powertrain Cast Components (MPCC) project.
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2007
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Mark Cooksey -
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- Other: I am thankful for the opportunity to be a TMS Young Leader for the Light Metals Division (LMD) in 2007. I attended a number of events at the TMS 2007 Annual Meeting & Exhibition that I might not have if I was not a Young Leader, such as the TMS-AIME Awards Banquet and the Young Leaders Luncheon. It was especially beneficial to make contact with people outside my normal circle (light metals). I even made a couple of new contacts that may lead to future collaborations. It was good to see the emphasis that TMS is placing on the younger generation. The TMS board members made a deliberate effort to engage with the Young Leaders.
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2007
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Lifeng Zhang - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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2007
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
No award given.
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- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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2007
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MPMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
S. Semiatin -
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- Title: Senior Scientist
- Affiliation: Air Force Research Laboratory ,
- Citation: For pioneering basic and applied research contributions related to the thermomechanical processing of aerospace alloys and the implementation of processing knowledge in industry.
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2007
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MPMD Distinguished Service Award
Richard Wright -
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- Title: Materials Science Department Manager
- Affiliation: Idaho National Laboratory,
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2007
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MPMD Scholarship
Rodolfo Camacho -
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- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology,
- Quote: "“All the boundaries, all the obstacles on the road will not distract or discourage me from my goal. The award is a confirmation that I am still following the path that I chose and that I will keep fighting through.”
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2007
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MPMD Scholarship
Da Mao -
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- Affiliation: University of Michigan,
- Quote: "“I am extremely honored and grateful to receive recognition from such a prestigious professional organization such as TMS. To me, this reward represents the achievement of my goals when I first declared in materials science and engineering and will continue
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2007
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Federico Sciammarella -
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- Other: The experience of being a Young Leader at the TMS 2007 Annual Meeting & Exhibition was enriching. Many people came up to me to congratulate me. This enabled me to meet many people and establish some good relations with them and TMS as well. It was also great to experience the Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division (MPMD) Council meeting as well as the technical committee meetings; there are some very dedicated people without whom TMS would be hard-pressed to exist. I plan on being more active and helping TMS grow in the years to come. Thanks again to TMS and the MPMD for giving me this wonderful experience.
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2007
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Frederick Pettit -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- Citation: For outstanding contributions in research and development in the area of coatings for the protection of high-temperature alloys.
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2007
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Shri Ram Arora Award
C. Sudha -
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- Title: Scientific Officer
- Affiliation: Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research, Kalpakkam, India
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2007
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Ram Darolia -
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- Title: Consulting Engineer
- Affiliation: GE Aviation ,
- Citation: For his distinguished contributions in development, fundamental understanding, and application of superalloys, intermetallics, and coatings demonstrating his legacy of creative innovation in materials science
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2007
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
Peter Law -
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- Title: Professor/Ivan Racheff Chair of Excellence
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN
- Citation: For his outstanding efforts in developing symposia and programming for the mechanical behavior of structural materials.
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2007
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SMD Scholarship
Jay Alexander -
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- Affiliation: University of Arizona,
- Quote: "It is an honor to receive the SMD scholar award from TMS. This award means very much to me and motivates me to strive to achieve great things in the materials science and engineering field. The scholarship will help me to offset the cost of my education and to pursue further studies. I am grateful to TMS for their dedication, support, and generosity to students."
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2007
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SMD Scholarship
Karen Lynch -
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- Affiliation: Purdue University,
- Quote: "I am extremely honored to receive this award. TMS recognizes many outstanding students and I am thrilled to be included with them. Thank you for the continuing support of students like myself."
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2007
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Eric Brown -
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- Other: I wish to express my gratitude to the Structural Materials Division (SMD), the TMS staff, and the entire society for making my experience at the TMS 2007 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in Orlando as a Young Leader an exceptional one. TMS meetings are always a growth opportunity with exciting technical sessions and presentations by world leaders in the field of materials science. I have always found a superb audience for my presentations, leading to challenging and informative conversations and highly productive collaborations. Being named a 2007 Young Leaders Awardee showed me another side to TMS. Judging the Materials Bowl, attending the Women in Science Breakfast, and selecting the SMD student poster award winners provided a learning experience in the society’s many activities to excite, engage, and retain a highly talented and diverse membership. The opportunities to attend the President’s Reception, interact with the Board of Directors, and attend the Young Leaders Luncheon throughout the week highlighted many opportunities to engage in leadership roles within TMS. I am looking forward to a long future with TMS, contributing in these leadership roles, and taking advantage of opportunities to provide service to the society.
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2007
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Jamie Kruzic -
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- Other: The opportunity to be a Young Leader at the TMS 2007 Annual Meeting & Exhibition was an eye-opening experience for me. Although I’ve been involved in TMS for nine years as a student and professional member, I’ve never felt like I’ve had the ability or knowledge to get involved in the Annual Meetings beyond presenting papers. This award gave me the opportunity to see the inner workings of the society committee meetings, an experience which will motivate me to get more involved in the future. As a result of this experience, I would encourage all young members to not be intimidated and to use the TMS Annual Meetings as a way to get more involved in the various specialty committees within the society. It is really as simple as showing up to a committee meeting to see how things work and have your voice heard.
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2007
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Shih-kang Lin -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: National Tsing Hua University,
- Quote: “It is a great honor for me to receive the award. It truly inspires me to continue my pursuit of materials science research. Thanks to many people who helped me to accomplish the study. Especially, I would like to thank my advisor, Dr. Sinn-wen Chen of the National Tsing Hua University, who always encourages me and provides wise suggestions. Finally, I really appreciate TMS providing such an opportunity. It’s definitely beneficial to a graduate student’s career development.””
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2007
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Wanchuck Woo -
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2007
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
No award given.
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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2007
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
No award given.
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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2007
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
Yasutaka Iguchi -
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- Other: "The Far-reaching Impact of Today's Steel Industry Relative to Metals, Ceramics and Bio-materials"
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2007
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Alan Taub -
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- Title: Research and Development
- Affiliation: General Motors Corp,
- Other: “Materials Challenges for a Sustainable Automotive Industry”
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2007
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Simon Moss -
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- Title: M.D. Anderson Chair of Physics
- Affiliation: University of Houston, Houston, TX
- Other: How Big is an Atom?
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2007
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
Ellen Cerreta -
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- Title: Technical Staff Member
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Lab, Los Alamos, NM
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2007
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
Aladar Csontos -
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- Affiliation: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commissions Office,
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2006
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
K. S. Chandran -
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- Title: Professor & Director
- Affiliation: University of Utah and Utah State Center of Excellence in Titanium Boride Materials, Utah
- Other: Paper: For his series of three papers on Titanium and Titanium Boride published in Metallurgical & Materials Transactions A, November 2002, and June and September 2003
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2006
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Merton Flemings - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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2006
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Mark Hersam -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
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2006
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
No award given.
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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2006
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Bruce Chalmers 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 his primary work in molten metal processing, diffusion solidification, spray casting, and solidification processing of light metals
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2006
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Educator Award
John Hager -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado
- Citation: For his many years of exemplary service to metallurgical engineering education at the Colorado School of Mines, with TMS and ABET, as a teacher, adviser and colleague
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2006
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Patrick Taylor -
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- Title: George S. Ansell Chair Distinguished Professor of Chemical Metallurgy
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
- Other: Lecture Title: Extractive Metallurgy Principles Applied to the Synthesis of Value-Added Materials, Waste Minimization and Recycling
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2006
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EPD Scholarship
Michael Bonici -
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- Affiliation: McGill University,
- Quote: “I am honored to have been selected as one of the TMS Extraction & Processing Division award recipients. It is truly encouraging to feel this kind of support as a student. This award acknowledges my efforts, consequently giving me additional incentive to work hard. Financially, this award will help fund my education, giving me more time to focus on school.”
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2006
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EPD Scholarship
Deborah Carlson -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology,
- Quote: “I feel very fortunate and privileged to have been selected to receive this scholarship. I am grateful for the support from TMS that provides financially for my education and allows me to pursue my degree in Metallurgical Engineering. It is a great honor to be recognized in this way and I would like to thank TMS for all its assistance in helping me fulfill my goals.”
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2006
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EPD Scholarship
Daimon Hellwe -
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- Affiliation: University of Missouri,
- Quote: “It’s wonderful to have my academic diligence and extra curricular involvement recognized; it not only provides financial support, but more importantly provides recognition and additional motivation to continue my pursuit of excellence in the materials field.”
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2006
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EPD Scholarship
Richard Vance -
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- Affiliation: Washington State University,
- Quote: “I would like to thank the TMS EPD committee for selecting me to receive this award. I am very honored to have been chosen. I plan to put this money toward offsetting the costs of my education.”
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2006
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EPD Science Award
Gamini Senanayake -
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- Title: Senior Lecturer
- Affiliation: Murdoch University , Australia
- Other: Paper: “A Surface Reaction Kinetic Model to Compare the Reductive Leaching of Iron from Goethite, Magnetite, and Limonitic Nickel Laterite Ores”
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2006
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EPD Technology Award
Michelle Lee -
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- Affiliation: MSE Technology Applications Inc., Montana
- Other: Paper: “Arsenic Removal from Mine and Process Waters by Lime/Phosphate Precipitation” and “Arsenic Removal from Mine and Process Waters by Lime/Phosphate Precipitation: Pilot Scale Demonstration” published in Arsenic Metallurgy
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2006
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EPD Technology Award
Jay McCloskey -
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- Title: senior projects engineer
- Affiliation: MSE Technology Applications Inc., Montana
- Other: Paper: “Arsenic Removal from Mine and Process Waters by Lime/Phosphate Precipitation” and “Arsenic Removal from Mine and Process Waters by Lime/Phosphate Precipitation: Pilot Scale Demonstration” published in Arsenic Metallurgy
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2006
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EPD Technology Award
Jennifer Saran -
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- Title: Environmental Engineer
- Affiliation: Kennecott Greens Creek Mining Company, Arkansas
- Other: Paper: “Arsenic Removal from Mine and Process Waters by Lime/Phosphate Precipitation” and “Arsenic Removal from Mine and Process Waters by Lime/Phosphate Precipitation: Pilot Scale Demonstration” published in Arsenic Metallurgy
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2006
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EPD Technology Award
Larry Twidwell -
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- Title: Distinguished Professor
- Affiliation: Montana Tech of the University of Montana,
- Other: Paper: “Arsenic Removal from Mine and Process Waters by Lime/Phosphate Precipitation” and “Arsenic Removal from Mine and Process Waters by Lime/Phosphate Precipitation: Pilot Scale Demonstration” published in Arsenic Metallurgy
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2006
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
No award given.
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: Award name changed from Young Leader Intern Program to Young Leader Professional Development Award in 2006.
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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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2006
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
David Gray -
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- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
- Quote: “This award is a great honor to me; it symbolizes the reward of dedication and motivates me to reach higher. Yet, I know this award would not have come without the help of many great people. Thank you.””
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2006
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Isamu Akasaki -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Meijo and Nagoya Universities, Japan
- Citation: For his pioneering work and key discoveries in the field of GaN and related materials which has enabled their widespread development and use
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2006
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Raymundo Arroyave -
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- Other: First of all, I would like to thank the Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division (EMPMD; now Functional Materials Division) for selecting me as an intern for 2006. It has been truly a great honor to be part of this class of highly motivated young professionals in the field of materials science and engineering. My experiences during the TMS 2006 Annual Meeting & Exhibition were highly rewarding from the very beginning. The Young Leader Committee meeting on Sunday was very informative and allowed me to find, right from the start, a place were I am sure I can contribute to TMS, at least during my first years as a young professional member. In the Young Leader and President Receptions I also had the opportunity to meet with many of the senior members of TMS. Their enthusiasm and interest in the growth of the community through the participation of young members was very inspiring and helped me realize the actual meaning of the award. I also attended the Alloy Phase Committee meeting, where I met very important and recognized researchers in my field, and through my participation in that meeting I became very motivated to actively participate in that group. The EMPMD Council meeting was also very instructive as it let me know about the inner workings of the division and helped me realize the great number of activities for which the division is responsible, such as the coordination of symposia, publications, workshops, and so forth. The thing that impressed me the most, however, was the great interest within the EMPMD to reach out to teachers and students in grades K-12 so they would become familiar with the exciting world of materials. Another very rewarding experience was my participation as a judge in the student poster competition. Being on the other side of such competitions for a long time, I was not aware of the great responsibility and honor of being a judge. It was very rewarding to witness the wonderful work that so many talented students were presenting. It was truly very difficult to compare and rank such a great number of posters of very high quality. Finally, I would like to encourage all young professionals in the materials community to consider applying for this internship, as it is a great opportunity to become involved with the TMS organization, develop connections with important people in the field, and as a result grow as a professional researcher in the exciting field of materials science and engineering.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Yee-Wen Yen -
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- Other: I feel great honor and pleasure to be a TMS Young Leader Internship recipient in 2006. I would like to express my gratitude to the Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division (EMPMD; now Functional Materials Division) for selecting me. During the TMS 2006 Annual Meeting & Exhibition (TMS2006), the Young Leader Internship program allowed me to attend several committee meetings, including Young Leader Business Meeting, EMPMD Council, Electronic Packaging & Interconnection Materials Committee, the Lead-Free Technology Workshop, and the TMS-AIME Annual Awards Banquet. I also was approved to be a member to join the Alloy Phase Committee. The Young Leaders program allowed me to learn professional skills in several fields, such as leadership skills, membership development, and committee organization through attending various committees or social events. This program also let me to meet my old friends, and famous scholars, professors, and scientists from all over the world. Before, I only knew these people by reading their papers, but now I could talk to them or discuss some technical/academic questions with them face-to-face through social activities or their presentations during TMS2006. I also made some new friends from other countries. From these activities, I can truly feel that TMS soundly encourages and promotes young professionals to participate not only in the materials world but also in organizing or managing committees and to become a leader. I had a wonderful and impressive memory in TMS2006. I deeply appreciate TMS and EMPMD for giving me this valuable opportunity. I hope TMS can continue this program for young scholars or engineers. I will also encourage my friends to apply to this program and attend TMS. Although TMS2006 was the prefect ending for me, I believe that it is just a new start for me. I am already becoming a part of the TMS family and look forward to making a contribution and life-long service to TMS.
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2006
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Julia Weertman -
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- Title: Walter P. Murphy Professor Emerita
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
- Other: "The Promise and Perils of Extreme Grain Refinement to Produce Superior Structural Materials"
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
Rachel Maire -
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- Affiliation: California Institute of Technology,
- Quote: “I am honored to win the 2006 J. Keith Brimacombe TMS Presidential Scholarship. This award facilitates the continuation of my education in materials science. I would like to thank Dr. Irma Talmy and Dr. Jim Zaykoski of the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division, for introducing me to materials science and Dr. Brent Fultz, Dr. Bill Johnson and Dr. Dale Conner of the California Institute of Technology for guiding me through my materials science education and research. I plan on becoming a socially responsible materials scientist.”
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Leadership Award
Toni Marechaux -
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- Title: Director, Manufacturing & Engineering Design Board
- Affiliation: National Academies,
- Citation: For 20 years of outstanding leadership and service in advancing materials research and materials development
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Light Metals Award
Gary Tarcy -
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- Title: Program Manager for Electrolysis R&D
- Affiliation: Alcoa Technical Center, Pennsylvania
- Other: Paper Title: “Current Efficiency in Prebake and Soderberg Cells,” Light Metals 2005
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Light Metals Award
Knut Torklep -
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- Title: Senior Specialist at the Corporate Research Center
- Affiliation: Elkem Aluminium, Norway
- Other: Paper Title: “Current Efficiency in Prebake and Soderberg Cells,” Light Metals 2005
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Marvin Jackson -
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- Affiliation: Alumina Partners of Jamaica,
- Other: “Alpart’s Quality Improvement Program”
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Patrick James -
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- Affiliation: Alumina Partners of Jamaica,
- Other: “Alpart’s Quality Improvement Program”
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Frank Hiltmann -
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- Affiliation: SGL Carbon GmbH,
- Other: “Influence of Internal Cathode Structure on Behavior during Electrolysis Part I: Properties of Graphitic and Graphitized Material” and “Part II: Porosity and Wear Mechanisms in Graphitized Cathode Material”, formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Margaret Hyland -
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- Affiliation: University of Auckland ,
- Other: “Influence of Internal Cathode Structure on Behavior during Electrolysis Part I: Properties of Graphitic and Graphitized Material” and “Part II: Porosity and Wear Mechanisms in Graphitized Cathode Material”, formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Pretesh Patel -
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- Affiliation: University of Auckland and SGL Carbon,
- Other: “Influence of Internal Cathode Structure on Behavior during Electrolysis Part I: Properties of Graphitic and Graphitized Material” and “Part II: Porosity and Wear Mechanisms in Graphitized Cathode Material”, formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Yves Caron -
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- Affiliation: Alcan International Ltd,
- Other: “The Effect of Process Parameters on the Metal Distribution for DC Sheet Ingot Casting”
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
X.-Grant Chen -
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- Affiliation: Alcan International Ltd,
- Other: “The Effect of Process Parameters on the Metal Distribution for DC Sheet Ingot Casting”
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Martin Fortier -
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- Affiliation: Alcan International Ltd,
- Other: “The Effect of Process Parameters on the Metal Distribution for DC Sheet Ingot Casting”
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
André Larouche -
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- Affiliation: Alcan International Ltd,
- Other: “The Effect of Process Parameters on the Metal Distribution for DC Sheet Ingot Casting”
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
John Hryn -
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- Title: Metallurgical Engineer
- Affiliation: Argonne National Laboratory ,
- Citation: For being instrumental in initiating and nurturing a separate magnesium committee of LMD – TMS to its successful maturity since the year 2000.
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Howard Kaplan -
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- Title: Vice President of Chemicals and By-Products
- Affiliation: U.S. Magnesium LLC , Utah
- Citation: For being instrumental in initiating and nurturing a separate magnesium committee of LMD – TMS to its successful maturity since the year 2000.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Marlen Bertram -
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- Title: Manager of Recycling
- Affiliation: European Aluminium Association,
- Other: Paper: “Melting Standardized Aluminum Scrap: A Mass Balance Model for Europe,” JOM, August 2005
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Udo Boin -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus and Senior Consultant
- Other: Paper: “Melting Standardized Aluminum Scrap: A Mass Balance Model for Europe,” JOM, August 2006
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
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- Other: N/A
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
J. Jones -
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- Affiliation: University of Michigan,
- Other: “Phase Transformation and Creep of Mg-Al-Ca Based Die-Cast Alloys”
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Tresa Pollock -
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- Affiliation: University of Michigan,
- Other: “Phase Transformation and Creep of Mg-Al-Ca Based Die-Cast Alloys”
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Nicholas Saddock -
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- Affiliation: University of Michigan,
- Other: “Phase Transformation and Creep of Mg-Al-Ca Based Die-Cast Alloys”
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Akane Suzuki -
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- Affiliation: University of Michigan,
- Other: “Phase Transformation and Creep of Mg-Al-Ca Based Die-Cast Alloys”
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LMD Scholarship
Vipul Badjatya -
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- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Technology,
- Quote: “I feel extremely honored to receive the TMS/LMD Scholarship at an undergraduate level. Personally, I am very thankful to TMS for appreciating my work and talent. This award has brought into me a new enthusiasm and energy for my work. I would also like to thank my institute, Indian Institute of Technology–Kanpur (IIT Kanpur), and my supervisor Prof. R. Balasubraminiam whose persistent guidance has brought me to this level of understanding. Without them, it would have been impossible for me to get this award. I would really appreciate the idea of TMS to provide scholarships to the talents spread in different corners of the world. This really helps budding talents to come up and dive into the deepest of this field. This award has brought into me a feeling of doing something which, one day, becomes a great contribution to the field.
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LMD Scholarship
Ruth Hidalgo-Hernandez -
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- Affiliation: University of Puerto Rico,
- Quote: “It is an honor for me to be the first student of my university to receive the TMS Light Metals Division Scholarship. For me, this award represents hard work and dedication transformed into opportunities and recognition. This award will help me to continue focusing my studies in the area of materials science in Puerto Rico.””
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LMD Scholarship
Constance Lee -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
- Quote: “I am honored to accept the TMS Light Metals Division Scholarship when I know that there are so many others who are deserving and talented. This scholarship will allow and inspire me to focus on my education and research. I would like to thank Dr. David Seidman and Keith Knipling for their support.”
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LMD Technology Award
Jan Linden -
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- Title: President
- Affiliation: Recycling Technology Services (RTS) Inc., Pennsylvania
- Citation: For technical contributions and leadership resulting in enhanced competitiveness in aluminum recycling and dross treatment
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Evan Andrews -
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- Affiliation: Boyne Smelters Limited,
- Other: I wish to express my gratitude to the Light Metals Division (LMD) of TMS and Boyne Smelters Limited for providing me with the opportunity to attend the TMS 2005 Annual Meeting & Exhibition at San Antonio. The Young Leaders program has opened my eyes up to how the organization is run and what opportunities exist to get involved. I was able to participate in a wide cross section of meetings including the Reactive Metals, Powder, Student, and Education technical committee meetings, Board of Directors meeting, and the LMD Council meeting and luncheon. It was a real pleasure to meet a large number of the very committed and experienced people that make TMS run. The Young Leaders Luncheon and undergraduate/graduate student poster competitions are excellent initiatives by TMS that complemented the young leader experience well. The technical sessions and numerous informal discussions with TMS professionals from across industry and academia were also a major highlight. The TMS Aluminium Smelting Cell Retrofitting and Cell Operations short course, which included a tour of Alcoa's Rockdale plant, was simply first class.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Pascal Lavoie -
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- Other: It is a great honor to be chosen Young Leader Intern for the Light Metals Division (LMD) in 2006. Having attended the TMS Annual Meeting for the past three years, it was very interesting to see the mechanics going on behind the scenes. The Internship allowed me to participate in the Young Leaders Committee, the Aluminum Committee, and the Light Metal Division Council meetings. I also attended the TMS Board of Directors meeting, which gave me a good insight of the TMS strategic plans for the future. Finally, it allowed me to network with a lot of great people from the light metal industry and the material science. Overall, the experience was really beneficial, and I would like to thank TMS and the LMD for selecting me.
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Jyoti Mukhopadhyay -
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- Affiliation: Jawajtnrlal Nehru Aluminum R&D Centre,
- Other: “Extraction of Value Added Products from Aluminium Dross Material to Achieve Zero Waste”
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Y. Ramana -
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- Affiliation: Hidalco Industries Ltd,
- Other: “Extraction of Value Added Products from Aluminium Dross Material to Achieve Zero Waste”
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Upendra Singh -
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- Affiliation: Hidalco Industries Ltd,
- Other: “Extraction of Value Added Products from Aluminium Dross Material to Achieve Zero Waste”
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MPMD Scholarship
Kevin Lee -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
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MPMD Scholarship
Benjamin Mangrich -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
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MPMD Scholarship
Charles Moore -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
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MPMD Scholarship
Mark Rocco -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
- Quote: “An acknowledgement of our perseverance, ceaseless effort, and endless quests . . . ” (Materials Science and Engineering Undergraduate Student Design Competition Award)
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MPMD Scholarship
Chiew Thai -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Elizabeth Perepezko -
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- Other: I would like to express my gratitude to TMS and the Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division (MPMD) for selecting me as a 2006 Young Leader Intern Award recipient. I believe it is very important for professional societies to provide these types of opportunities to the younger professionals as a great way to encourage active participation in the society. The Young Leaders program is an excellent modality through which young members of TMS can take an active role in the society’s future. I applaud TMS for encouraging the Young Leader Interns to take an active role in TMS through attending the Annual Meeting and various TMS committee meetings. It was an honor to attend the TMS 2006 Annual Meeting & Exhibition as a Young Leader award recipient. I attended both the Biomaterials and Titanium Committee meetings, and I am currently assisting with the planning of the MS&T'07 Biomaterials symposium. I am looking forward to contributing to the organization of the Biomaterials symposium. Due to its recent addition to TMS, I believe the continued success of the biomaterials symposia will promote the growth of the biomaterials section of TMS. I believe that the continued success of the biomaterials section will drive TMS to continue to expand its boundaries to include the new and emerging areas of the materials field. I am grateful for the opportunity to participate in the Young Leaders Program, I am looking forward to contributing to the growth and development of TMS as a professional society, and I encourage other young members of TMS to consider applying to the Young Leaders Program.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Andrew Perry -
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- Other: The TMS 2006 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in San Antonio was a great experience for the 2006 Young Leader Interns as it was our first exposure at a TMS conference in this role. The Young Leaders Committee is involved with some well-planned initiatives aimed at increasing interest and involvement of the next generation of materials scientists in TMS and their own career development. I am pleased to be involved with this committee and its objectives. Attendance at the Annual Meeting allowed me to become more familiar with the organizations within TMS, specifically the Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division (MPMD) and Structural Materials Division (SMD). I also had the pleasure of joining a newly formed committee, the Product Metallurgy & Applications Committee (SMD), which is off to a great start with some planned activities for 2007. I look forward to continued involvement with TMS; the Young Leader program is a great way to jumpstart involvement with the society.
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Vinod Sikka -
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- Title: Manager of Research & Technology
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Citation: For his many accomplishments in bringing new materials to worldwide processing industries through leading laboratory-scale R&D to commercial implementation
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Shri Ram Arora Award
Krishanu Biswas -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India
- Other: He worked for one year at Tata Motors Jamshedpur plant researching the feasibility of polymer quenching of leaf springs used for heavy vehicles. He has participated in various TMS related symposium and activities.
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Edgar Starke Jr -
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- Title: University Professor and Oglesby Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Virginia,
- Citation: For his contributions to understanding aluminum alloy microstructure-mechanical properties-processing relationships, especially the fundamental effects of slip localization and development of technologically important Al-Li based alloys
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
Russell Jones -
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- Title: Senior Managing Engineer
- Affiliation: Exponent-Failure Analysis Associates , Washington
- Citation: For contributions in publications, organization of symposia, and for keeping the Corrosion and Environmental Effects Committee vibrant
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SMD Scholarship
Douglas Romanoff -
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- Affiliation: Brown University,
- Quote: “As a student, it is a rare distinction to receive the recognition of a professional organization as illustrious as TMS. For this reason, it is my great honor and privilege to accept the 2006 SMD scholarship award. Not only does it validate my efforts in materials engineering to date, but it also encourages me to continue to remain ambitious and hardworking in the future. I am extremely grateful to TMS for this award and deeply indebted to the professors at my university who have guided my development as a student and an engineer.
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SMD Scholarship
Jonathan Winterstein -
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- Affiliation: Washington State University,
- Quote: “I am honored to receive this award and have my scholarly and leadership achievements recognized. I consider it quite an accomplishment and am very proud of being named a TMS Structural Materials Division Scholar. This scholarship will significantly ease my financial burden during my final year of undergraduate work. The support of my undergraduate education through support of the WSU Material Advantage student chapter and now this scholarship by TMS has been a tremendous benefit to me. I am very grateful to TMS for this support.”
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Chantal Sudbrack -
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- Other: I am honored to be selected by the Structural Materials Division (SMD) as a Young Leader Intern for 2006. The Internship fosters a platform in which to become involved in many aspects of the society that includes, but is not limited to, student outreach, technical programming, and technical publication. I was impressed with TMS' approach to developing a materials community as a whole (which I only had a peripheral understanding of before), and in general, their eagerness to encourage young professional involvement. Through the Internship I met with established professionals, as well as young professionals and students, which allowed me to develop a number of new and exciting collaborations. It is clear that the program can open many doors! I look forward to my continued and developing interactions with the TMS.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Dallas Trinkle -
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- Other: I am honored to be selected by the Structural Materials Division (SMD) as one of the 2006 Young Leader Interns. Coming from a condensed-matter physics background, my attending the TMS 2003 Annual Meeting & Exhibition was partly responsible for shifting my interest to materials science and engineering. It was a special opportunity to see behind the scenes workings of the society and the planning for future meetings within the technical committees. The SMD Council meeting was an informative showcase of the big-picture thinking and planning of the Division. It was also reassuring to see a conscious eye on future developments while keeping the division efforts suitably oriented. I was able to attend the Mechanical Behavior of Materials, Chemistry and Physics of Materials, and High Temperature Alloys Committee meetingss; they represented a range of interests from basic science to industrial applications and were all very active. I felt very welcome in all three and plan to serve with both the Chemistry and Physics of Materials and High Temperature Alloys Committees. For this meeting, I had organized the Point Defects in Materials symposium, and attended those talks for the majority of the meeting. Fortunately, most of the meetings I attended as a Young Leader Intern did not conflict with the technical programming, which was a definite plus for me. In addition to the talks, it was a great pleasure to see the level of research accomplishments and presentation from graduate and undergraduate students in the poster competition, and an honor to judge the competition. It was also a great chance to talk more with members of the SMD Council and the Young Leaders Committee. The Young Leader Luncheon featured an informative talk by Nik Chawla about navigating the path of an assistant professor and provided further opportunities to talk with other young leaders. The variety of social functions—from the Young Leaders Reception on Sunday to the TMS-AIME Awards Banquet—provided a welcome respite from the hectic schedule of the meeting along with invaluable time meeting those in the TMS administration in a social setting. The advantage of the Intern Program is that it provides a variety of different experiences to give both a broad and deep experience of TMS and the various roles the society plays.
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Anil Kurella -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee,
- Quote: “I am honored to receive this award, having seen the quality of past graduate student papers that have received this award. It is a great feeling to have my paper counted among them. I feel that TMS and other professional societies are very important in a graduate student’s career development, and providing these accolades not only encourages individuals but helps promote quality research within their respective schools.
- Other: Phase and Morphological Evolution in Laser Textured Zirconia Coating on Ti alloy
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Rajen Sidhu -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Arizona State University,
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
Richard Meguerian -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: McMaster University,
- Quote: “I am incredibly honored to receive this award. The recognition is greatly appreciated and makes all the hard work even more satisfying. This award has also given me the confidence to pursue graduate studies—a path I was previously unsure about. The support and acknowledgement that TMS gives all students is amazing and really makes a difference in peoples’ lives. Thanks.
- Other: Determination of Diffusion Parameters for Coating Life Prediction in Industrial Gas Turbine Blades
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
Cary Pint -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Northern Iowa,
- Quote: “This award is very meaningful to me, as it rewards the hard work that went into my research. I am really honored to have my work chosen for such a prestigious award.”
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
Pierre Dauby -
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- Other: “Always Go Back To The Basics; Never Forget That Action Is On The Floor”
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Joel Clark -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
- Other: “Economic and Environmental Issues Associated with the Selection, Manufacturing and Use of Materials”
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William Hume-Rothery Award
William Oates -
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- Title: Honorary Visiting Professor
- Affiliation: University of Salford, United Kingdom
- Other: Entropies of Formation and Mixing in Alloys
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
William Ready -
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- Affiliation: Georgia Tech,
- Other: Award name changed from Young Leader Intern Program to Young Leader Professional Development Award in 2006.
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Young Leaders International Scholar - JIM
Rajan Vaidyanathan -
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- Affiliation: University of Central Florida,
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
James Howe -
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- Title: Professor & Director of Electron Microscope Facility
- Affiliation: University of Virginia, Virginia
- Quote: “Metallurgical and Materials Transactions is one of the top journals in the field due to its excellent peer review system. To be recognized by this system as making a notable contribution to metallurgical or materials science is truly a great honor. TMS meetings are an ideal forum to exchange ideas and the research reported in this paper is an outcome of that process. It evolved over a period of several years based on discussions at various TMS meetings and was first presented during the Massive Transformation Symposium at the TMS Fall Meeting in 2002. It is particularly satisfying to share this award with fellow TMS members.”
- Other: Paper: “Static and In-Situ High-Resolution Transmission Electron Microscopy Investigations of the Atomic Structure and Dynamics of Massive Transformation Interfaces in a Ti-Al Alloy” Metallurgical & Materials Transactions, vol. 33A, August 2002
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
William Reynolds -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
- Other: Paper: “Static and In-Situ High-Resolution Transmission Electron Microscopy Investigations of the Atomic Structure and Dynamics of Massive Transformation Interfaces in a Ti-Al Alloy” Metallurgical & Materials Transactions, vol. 33A, August 2002
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Vijay Vasudevan -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Cincinnati, Ohio
- Other: Paper: “Static and In-Situ High-Resolution Transmission Electron Microscopy Investigations of the Atomic Structure and Dynamics of Massive Transformation Interfaces in a Ti-Al Alloy” Metallurgical & Materials Transactions, vol. 33A, August 2002
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Ibrahim Karaman -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Texas A&M University,
- Quote: “I am deeply honored to receive the prestigious TMS Robert Lansing Hardy Award. Being a TMS member has been invaluable to me and I regard TMS as my main professional society. Attending TMS meetings has enhanced my career significantly and I encourage students to follow up the latest developments in metallurgy by regularly attending the TMS meetings. I would like to share this honor with my colleagues and students who have contributed to my career. I would like to convey my thanks to my principal nominator and the members of the TMS Honors and Professional Recognition Committee.”
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
John Hager -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado
- Quote: “TMS membership has provided a unique opportunity to interact with professionals with similar interests. In particular, my activities within TMS have provided the opportunity for foreign travel and the development of relationships that I value very much. I strongly encourage our younger members to take the opportunity to serve on committees and to take a leadership role whenever the opportunity arises.”
- Citation: For his vision, enthusiasm, knowledge, efforts, and devotion to achieve outstanding accomplishments within the global professional communities and his participation in the international recognition of TMS
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Jonathan Dantzig -
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- Title: W. Grafton & Lilliam B. Wilkins Professor of Mechanical Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Illinois,
- Quote: “The list of recipients of the Chalmers Award represents to me the people in the field whom I have respected and admired throughout my career, and I am deeply honored to be included among them. I would like to thank my mentors Robert Pond, Sr., Stephen Davis, and Derek Tyler for their guidance and support, and I would also like to thank my many students and collaborators, who share this award with me.”
- Citation: For his many landmark contributions to the development and application of rigorous tools for computational modeling of solidification processes.
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Educator Award
Robert DeHoff -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: University of Florida,
- Quote: “TMS has always been my home society, though I have had long-standing memberships in ASM, ACerS, IMS, MRS and ISS (stereology). TMS meetings have always been the primary place for presenting my research and seeking insights from others in my areas of interest. It is thus an honor and heartfelt pleasure to receive this expression of recognition from my home society for my nearly forty-five years of dedication to teaching, research, advising and evaluating students and programs.”
- Citation: For years of dedication committed to the individual growth of students through teaching, researching, writing of texts, and strengthening of curricula through accreditation activities.
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Christopher Bale -
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- Title: Co-founder the Centre de Recherche en Calcul Thermochimique
- Affiliation: University of Montreal, Canada
- Other: Lecture Title: “Applications of Computational Thermodynamics in the Real World”
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Arthur Pelton -
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- Title: Co-founder the Centre de Recherche en Calcul Thermochimique
- Affiliation: University of Montreal, Canada
- Quote: “An award from TMS means that the best people in my field think that what I am doing is of some use. This is extremely reassuring.”
- Other: Lecture Title: “Applications of Computational Thermodynamics in the Real World”
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EPD Scholarship
Brady Butler -
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- Affiliation: University of Utah,
- Quote: “TMS provides outstanding opportunities to young engineers. TMS publications, scholarships, and student groups provide valuable guidance and the means to break into this competitive industry. It is a great honor to be chosen for this award and I am sure that it will help me in my future endeavors.”
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EPD Scholarship
Veronica Griffith -
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- Affiliation: University of Nevada,
- Quote: “First of all, I would like to thank the TMS/EPD scholarship committee for selecting me as an award winner. I feel much honored to know that I was selected out of so many applicants, and I intend to put this scholarship towards pursuing my graduate degree.”
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EPD Scholarship
Robert Laney -
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- Affiliation: University of Alabama,
- Quote: “This award represents to me what hard work and determination can accomplish, gifts that I can only attribute to God. I was not the student that scored a 36 on the ACT, but the student who stayed in the library until the early hours of the morning, working hard and trying to succeed. I can only hope this will encourage other students to work hard to achieve their goals.”
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EPD Scholarship
Matthew Lyndoe -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology,
- Quote: “I am not only pleased but honored to accept this award. This recognition has reinforced my belief that hard work is rewarded, and has inspired me to continue striving for excellence in such a crucial field as the science of metals. Professional societies like TMS value and encourage students to continue studying and researching, while at the same time assisting them financially to make it possible, knowing we are the leaders of tomorrow. Thank you for helping me achieve my professional goals. I am both humbled and grateful.”
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EPD Science Award
David Dreisinger -
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- Title: Professor and Chairholder of the Industrial Research Chair in Hydrometallurgy
- Affiliation: University of British Columbia, British Columbia, Canada
- Quote: “TMS has historically been one of the leading organizations involved in dissemination of research and development in the extractive metallurgy industry. In my early career, attending TMS meetings, reading TMS journals and publications, and getting involved in society affairs at the committee level were all instrumental to my development as a young professional. I am therefore truly honored to receive the 2005 Extraction and Processing Science Award.”
- Other: Paper Title: “The Commercialization of the FENIX Iron Control System for Purifying Copper Electrowinning Electrolytes”
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EPD Science Award
Thomas Lancaster -
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- Title: Process Manager
- Affiliation: Straits Whim Creek Pty Ltd, WAU, Australia
- Other: Paper Title: “The Commercialization of the FENIX Iron Control System for Purifying Copper Electrowinning Electrolytes”
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EPD Science Award
Geoffrey Richmond -
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- Title: Manager
- Affiliation: Burnie Research Laboratory, Australia
- Other: Paper Title: “The Commercialization of the FENIX Iron Control System for Purifying Copper Electrowinning Electrolytes”
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EPD Science Award
D. Shaw -
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- Affiliation: FENIX Hydromet, Benalla, Australia
- Other: Paper Title: “The Commercialization of the FENIX Iron Control System for Purifying Copper Electrowinning Electrolytes”
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EPD Science Award
Marcus Tomlinson -
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- Title: Senior Process Engineer
- Affiliation: Amec Americas, Vancouver, BC, Canada
- Other: Paper Title: “The Commercialization of the FENIX Iron Control System for Purifying Copper Electrowinning Electrolytes”
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EPD Technology Award
Ian Candy - Details Not Available
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EPD Technology Award
Terry Gerritsen - Details Not Available
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EPD Technology Award
Jakob Janzen - Details Not Available
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EPD Technology Award
Andrei Kepes - Details Not Available
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EPD Technology Award
A. Matyas - Details Not Available
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EPD Technology Award
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EPD Technology Award
Nils Voermann - Details Not Available
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Robert Hyers -
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- Other: I am honored to be selected by the Extraction & Processing Division (EPD) as a Young Leader Intern for 2005. I have been involved with TMS since my student days in 1994 but, until recently, only through the technical presentations and publications. The Young Leader Internship provided me the opportunity to see the workings of the Society to the highest levels, including an invitation to attend the meeting of the Board of Directors. The Young Leader program has been an entirely positive experience so far. I look forward to continuing involvement in the future through the technical committees.
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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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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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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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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Craig McCann -
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- Affiliation: Pennsylvania State University,
- Quote: “It is a great honor to be the recipient of the TMS/EMPMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship. It is wonderful to know that there are professional organizations that genuinely care and are willing to help students. This monetary assistance is very useful to me and my family. It ensures that I have the resources to pursue my interest in the mechanical behavior of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), which I believe will be an important aspect of the future in materials science and engineering.”
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Arthur Gossard -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California, Santa Barbara, CA
- Quote: “It is an honor to join the very distinguished ranks of the previous recipients of the John Bardeen Award. I am pleased by the recognition from TMS and my colleagues and by what this represents. It is very special to be associated with an award that recognizes the name of John Bardeen and his many contributions to both physics and electronic materials and devices.”
- Citation: For outstanding contributions and leadership to the materials science of epitaxial crystal growth and to the physics of electronic structure and devices.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Gregory Thompson -
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- Other: I am very appreciative of being selected as a TMS Young Leader Intern for 2005. This program is a very beneficial aspect of TMS and should be a model for other societies. Having had this experience, it is an ideal way to integrate new members or former TMS student members, like me, into making professional contributions to the Society. The Young Leader Internship provided a pathway to meet key committee contacts in my field of interest. As a student member, I was relatively unaware of how the Society operates, who to contact, and how a conference is operated. The internship provides the behing-the-scenes knowledge on how to become a service-orientated member. Undoubtedly, this internship accelerated my professional integration into TMS. At the Annual Meeting, I attended the Nanomaterials and Thin Film & Interfaces sub-committees and the Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division (now Functional Materials Division) Council meeting. While at these committee meetings, I took part in the development of future symposium topics at TMS. For example, I became involved with the discussion at the Thin Film & Interfaces sub-committee for a symposium on novel characterization techniques for high surface area materials. I hope TMS continues this program for future members; it is an ideal resource for TMS to motivate and educate new members into life-long service to TMS.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Haiyan Wang -
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- Other: It has been a great experience for me to attend the TMS 2005 Annual Meeting & Exhibition. As a Young Leader Intern, I got the chance to attend many committee meetings. I attended the Young Professionals Committee meeting and met many previous Young Leaders. It was great to hear about their experiences and know about how to be involved in symposium organizing. I also attended Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division (now Functional Materials Division) Council meeting, Nanomaterials committee meeting, and several other committee meetings. I am planning to join one or two of these committees and help co-organize one or two symposiums. I hope later on, I can organize my own symposium. The awards banquet for the TMS meeting was very successful. I saw many young researchers were recognized, and even some students. I felt this is a good way to grow TMS. I also presented an invited talk in one symposium and attended many other interesting symposia related to my research area. I met many famous scientists in my research field. I have been attending TMS and MRS meetings in the past several years, and the most significant difference I saw in this TMS meeting is that many young faces were shown in the meeting places. Many graduate students were at the meeting. I believe, once we have these young people join our organization, TMS will grow in the near future. Another important aspect is that this meeting is indeed an international conference. I met one of my classmates from China. She is working as a technical staff member in one of China Aluminum Companies. She was there to attend the meeting and exchange some technical information.
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2005
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
John Knott -
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- Title: Feeney Professor of Metallurgy & Materials
- Affiliation: University of Birmingham, United Kingdom
- Quote: “As one who graduated in metallurgy in 1959, the name of Robert Franklin Mehl is one with which I have been familiar throughout my research career. Although I treat non-ferrous metals and some non-metallic materials, my main interest has been the relationships between mechanical properties and microstructures in steels. The work of R.F. Mehl in providing a scientific basis for the development of microstructures, again predominantly in steel, is seminal. It is indeed a single honor and a great privilege to be chosen by TMS for this award. I was greatly honored by the ‘John F. Knott’ symposium organized for me at the 2002 TMS Fall Meeting and this award puts me yet further in debt to TMS. My most sincere thanks are due.”
- Other: “Power in Trust”—How Materials and Fracture Mechanics Deliver Safety and Reliability
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2005
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Elyssa Cutler -
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- Affiliation: University of Florida,
- Quote: TMS has played a pivotal role in my professional development throughout graduate school, providing me valuable opportunities to present my research and meet professionals from all over the world. After four years of superalloys research, to be recognized by TMS with this scholarship is a great honor. I hope to continue my involvement as I transition into industry.
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Jennifer Cutting -
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- Affiliation: University of British Columbia,
- Quote: “I am truly honored to have been selected as a recipient of the TMS Superalloys Scholarship. This award will be instrumental in helping me further my interest and studies in materials for gas turbine blades and high-performance alloy applications. Thank you to TMS for their invaluable, generous support of student activities.
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
Alissa Johnson -
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- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin,
- Quote: “I am extremely honored and grateful to receive the prestigious Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship. I would like to thank TMS for this recognition of my personal accomplishments and efforts. I would also like to thank Dr. Kumar Sridharan and Dr. John H. Perepezko for their invaluable guidance throughout my undergraduate studies. This award has encouraged me to continue my research in the material science field. Additionally, I would like to thank TMS for being supportive of students and providing a vehicle that enables students, scientists, and engineers from all over the world to exchange information and develop professionally.”
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Leadership Award
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Light Metals Award
Margaret Hyland -
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- Title: Senior Lecturer
- Affiliation: Auckland University,
- Quote: “The TMS organization and the TMS Annual Meeting are excellent forums for communication within the international aluminium industry. As an academic, it helps to ensure that the work I do is focused on real and immediate technical issues in light metals production. The Light Metals Award is a particular honor that I am grateful to accept. It is especially pleasing to me that this award recognizes ‘the application of science to the solution of a practical problem.’ ”
- Other: Paper Title: “Alumina Structural Hydroxyl as a Continuous Source of HF” published in Light Metals 2004
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Light Metals Award
Edwin Patterson -
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- Title: Attorney - Patent and Trademark
- Other: Paper Title: “Alumina Structural Hydroxyl as a Continuous Source of HF” published in Light Metals 2005
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Light Metals Award
Barry Welch -
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- Title: Associate Director of The Centre of Electrochemistry and Mineral Processing
- Affiliation: Welbank Consulting Ltd,
- Other: Paper Title: “Alumina Structural Hydroxyl as a Continuous Source of HF” published in Light Metals 2006
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Philippe Clerin -
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- Affiliation: Aluminium Pechiney,
- Other: “Effect of Predesilication and Digestion Conditions on Silica Level in Bayer Liquor”
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Benoit Cristol -
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- Affiliation: Aluminium Pechiney,
- Other: “Effect of Predesilication and Digestion Conditions on Silica Level in Bayer Liquor”
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Eric Tizon -
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- Affiliation: Aluminium Pechiney,
- Other: “Effect of Predesilication and Digestion Conditions on Silica Level in Bayer Liquor”
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Werner Fischer -
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- Affiliation: R&D Carbon Ltd.,
- Other: “Survey on Worldwide Prebaked Anode Quality” , formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Markus Meier -
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- Affiliation: R&D Carbon Ltd.,
- Other: “Survey on Worldwide Prebaked Anode Quality” , formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Raymond Perruchoud -
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- Affiliation: R&D Carbon Ltd.,
- Other: “Survey on Worldwide Prebaked Anode Quality” , formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
X.-Grant Chen -
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- Affiliation: Alcan International,
- Other: “Monitoring of TiALSi Particle Formation and Growth in Al-Si Alloys Using LiMCA”
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Martin Fortier -
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- Affiliation: Alcan International,
- Other: “Monitoring of TiALSi Particle Formation and Growth in Al-Si Alloys Using LiMCA”
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Christian Bickert -
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- Title: Consultant
- Affiliation: Aluminium Pechiney,
- Quote: “Twenty years of membership during which I really enjoyed serving TMS, the Aluminum Committee, and Pechiney. I found with TMS a real core of famous scientists from both academia and industry with whom we tried to promote the spirit of TMS. We have been successful, I think, in creating a true web of people from different cultures, countries, and disciplines promoting the development of our industry.”
- Citation: For his dedication and continuing leadership, including service on the LMD program, publications, and awards committees, and as the Aluminum Committee JOM advisor.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Sujit Das -
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- Title: Research Staff Member
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory,
- Quote: “It’s a great recognition of my expertise from a leading materials association such as TMS. This would provide a tremendous impetus to me in this area of research. I’d like to thank the selection committee of the TMS Light Metals Division for this award. I’m proud of my publication in the TMS journal which maintains a high quality providing timely and concise information to the material practitioners. I hope that the importance of my work will be successfully disseminated to a larger audience by means of available TMS resources.”
- Other: Paper Title: “Magnesium for Automotive Applications: Primary Production Cost Assessment” published in the November 2003 issue of JOM.
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LMD Light Metals Reactive Technology Award
George Chen -
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- Affiliation: University of Nottingham,
- Other: “Understanding the Electro-Reduction of Metals Oxides in Molten Salts.”
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LMD Light Metals Reactive Technology Award
Derek Fray -
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- Affiliation: University of Cambridge,
- Other: “Understanding the Electro-Reduction of Metals Oxides in Molten Salts.”
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Gerrit Kurz -
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- Affiliation: University of Hanover,
- Other: “Heated Hydro-Mechanical Deep Drawing of Magnesium Sheet Metal”
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
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LMD Scholarship
Tyler Engstrom -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology,
- Quote: “It is an honor to accept the LMD scholarship, and I am grateful to TMS for its devotion to the education of its student members. This scholarship will greatly assist me in my pursuit of a career in materials science.”
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LMD Scholarship
Brandon Kruse -
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- Affiliation: University of Missouri,
- Quote: “TMS is a wonderful organization that cares and appreciates the value of education. It is an honor receiving the Light Metals Division scholarship which will contribute to furthering my education.”
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LMD Scholarship
Caleb Roepke -
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- Affiliation: Le Tourneau University,
- Quote: “It is an honor and a blessing to receive the TMS Light Metals Division Scholarship. I am excited about the opportunity to finish my undergraduate work in Welding Engineering and pursue a graduate degree in Metallurgical and Materials Science. Thank you for your help in achieving my goals.”
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LMD Technology Award
Diran Apelian -
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- Title: Howmet Professor of Engineering, Director of Metal Processing Institute
- Affiliation: Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Massachusetts
- Quote: The Service award is most meaningful in that it comes from my peers and my colleagues. It is an honor and a source of great satisfaction and joy to know that the community and colleagues you serve recognize the commitment, a commitment which is sincere and genuine.”
- Citation: For visionary leadership in the integration of academic and industrial research in metallurgy and metals processing.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Joydeep Sengupta -
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- Other: In my opinion, being a TMS Young Leader Intern is perhaps the quickest route for a young professional to get introduced to the structured yet intricate organizational machinery that is associated with TMS. The Young Leader Internship Program is providing me with just the appropriate platform that I was seeking. While attending the 2005 TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition at San Francisco this year, I quickly found that the title ribbon attached to my name tag that displayed “Young Leader” could indeed go a long way! In addition to having easy access to the division meetings, luncheons, and receptions, I was encouraged to attend other Administrative/Technical Committee meetings by the coordinator (TMS Membership Services). As a result, I was able to interact with other TMS members and staff, who are already involved with the organization of activities related to the technical programs, membership development, and continuing education. At the beginning of each meeting, the chair would always introduce me to the rest of the members as a Young Leader, which helped in clearing the initial hesitation and apprehensiveness that lay within my mind. During the meetings, apart from being able to follow the current proceedings closely, I also received the minutes of the previous meetings, both of which enabled me to get a fair idea about how the business was conducted annually at TMS. The luncheons and mixer sessions provided the right kind of atmosphere for asking specific questions and volunteering my participation in the different committees, and these were handled by the senior members very well and with exceptional enthusiasm. It is needless to say that at all times, I felt comfortable and gladly-received, and that I was already becoming a part of the TMS family.
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Paul Bruggink -
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- Affiliation: Alcoa Inc,
- Other: “Worldwide Recycled Aluminum Supply and Environment Impact Model”
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Kenneth Martchek -
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- Affiliation: Alcoa Inc,
- Other: “Worldwide Recycled Aluminum Supply and Environment Impact Model”
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MPMD Scholarship
Matthew Bender -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
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MPMD Scholarship
Jonathan Echt -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
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MPMD Scholarship
Leah Edelman -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
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MPMD Scholarship
Michael McCarren -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
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MPMD Scholarship
Kenneth Stempel -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
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MPMD Scholarship
Wen Tu -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
- Quote: Materials Science and Engineering Undergraduate Student Design Competition Award
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Firdosh Kavarana -
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- Other: It was a very good TMS meeting in San Francisco. As a Young Leader Intern I had a very positive experience when it comes to TMS as a whole. Very good papers were presented which helped me widen my outlook about the materials world. It would be a good idea to involve every Young Leader Intern with some sort of activity which would help them know the committee members on a personal level. Maybe give an opportunity to the Young Leader Intern to pair up with an individual from a committee based on their individual interest or specialization.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Qingjun Zheng - Details Not Available
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
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Shri Ram Arora Award
Ashish Garg -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Quote: "This award will give me an opportunity to attend the TMS Annual Meeting where I can meet the scientific community from different parts of the world and can exchange my ideas and thoughts with them. Besides, it gives an excellent opportunity to learn about one’s own area of research as well as other active areas of research, as knowledge can only be enhanced by sharing and working together towards a goal.”
- Other: Prof. Garg’s current research interests include multifunctional materials: their thin films and devices, thin film growth and characterization, and nanoscale surface studies using scanning force microscopy. He is in the process of building a well-equipped laboratory for synthesizing and characterizing multifunctional materials. He has active collaborations with various universities across the world including the United Kingdom, the United States, and Singapore.
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Terence Langdon -
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- Title: William E. Leonard Professor of Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Southern California,
- Quote: “TMS has been my primary professional affiliation since the 1960s. I am delighted and honored to receive this recognition from my peers in the Structural Materials Division of TMS.”
- Citation: For his significant contribution to creep and superplasticity of structural materials and to the development of ultrafine-grained materials by severe plastic deformation.
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
George Gray, III -
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- Title: Laboratory Fellow
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory,
- Quote: “I am very honored and feel very fortunate to be the recipient of the 2005 SMD Distinguished Service Award. While service to SMD through committees, programming committee organizing symposia, and SMD leadership opportunities may seem key to my luck in receiving this honor, it is I whom have benefited professionally and personally in so many ways through my association and activities with TMS. Thank you.”
- Citation: For extensive contributions to the understanding of structure-property-performance relationships in model and engineering materials, and service and leadership within the structural materials community.
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SMD Scholarship
Katy Lee -
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- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University,
- Quote: “I am honored to have been selected by the TMS Student Affairs Committee as an SMD scholar. Since this committee consists of professionals in the field of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE), it gives me confidence that I chose correctly when I decided to pursue graduate studies in structural materials next year. This scholarship gives me the opportunity to explore how MSE applies to other disciplines without worrying significantly about the financial aspect of attending Case Western Reserve University. I would like to extend my deepest gratitude to the faculty and staff in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Case for supporting and encouraging my academic pursuits in Structures and Materials.”
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SMD Scholarship
David Schoen -
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- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
- Quote: I am very happy to receive this award. It is wonderful to receive recognition for the work I’ve been doing as a student, and it is enormously encouraging to me with regards to my hopes for my future career in science.”
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Laurent Cretegny -
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- Other: I would like to express my gratitude to the Structural Materials Division (SMD) for selecting me as one of their 2005 Young Leader Interns. Attending the TMS 2005 Annual Meeting & Exhibition as a Young Leader highlighted the many benefits of a TMS membership and helped me understand the inner-workings of the society. I’ve come to realize that the organization goes well beyond its tremendous networking opportunities and wide breadth of shared information in the various technical sessions. I enjoyed seeing how individuals from academia, government labs, and industry work together to improve the materials community as a whole.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Qiang Feng -
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- Other: It is a great pleasure and honor to be a TMS Young Leader Intern in 2005. I would like to express my gratitude to the Structural Materials Division (SMD) for selecting me. During the TMS 2005 Annual Meeting & Exhibition, the Young Leaders program afforded me to attend eight committee meetings, four social function events, one luncheon lecture, numerous technical sessions, and the exhibition, including SMD Council Meeting, Board of Directors Meeting, TMS Networking Mixer, and TMS-AIME Annual Awards Banquet. These experiences provided great opportunities for me to have insights how this prestigious society runs and how to get more involved. The knowledge I learned with respect to society management, membership development, and committee organization were very instructive. These opportunities also helped me to meet old and new friends, and develop a network with established professionals as well as students and young professionals from all over the world. From these activities, I can truly feel that TMS strongly encourages and promotes young professionals to participate in the technical committee business and management. I believe that the objectives of the Young Leader program are well met for my participation. I deeply appreciate TMS and SMD for giving me this valuable opportunity. I look forward to continuing my participation and make contribution to TMS in the future.
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
Rudder Wu -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of British Columbia,
- Quote: “It is a tremendous honor to receive the 2005 TMS Outstanding Undergraduate Student Paper Award. Being an undergraduate materials engineering student, I have always been interested in the research field of high-temperature materials. As a first-prize recipient, TMS has recognized my achievements and further strengthened my decision to pursue a graduate study in this area.”
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
Katy Lee -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University,
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
Henri Gaye -
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- Other: "Chemical Process Metallurgy: A Necessary Tool to Optimize Old Steelmaking Processes and Design New Ones"
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
William Madia -
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- Title: Vice President for Laboratory Operations
- Affiliation: Battelle,
- Other: “Nanoscale Science”
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Uichiro Mizutani -
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- Title: Professor of Crystalline Materials Science
- Affiliation: Nagoya University, Japan
- Quote: “My interest in the research on phase stability and the work and ideas of Professor Hume-Rothery developed during my stay in the USA, as a post-doctoral Fellow at the Mellon Institute in Pittsburgh. Hume-Rothery’s ideas needed further support and development, particularly in the physics of basic property measures, and in the calculations of energy, starting from first principles. With several associates, I devoted a major part of my research in Nagoya to this field. Particularly rewarding has been the possibility of linking more closely the observed occurrence and structural features of typical electron phases like the gamma-phase, and more recently the stability of quasicrystals, and approximants, to their electronic band structure and the concept of the Billouin zone. I am very happy that this work of mine has been recognized by members of TMS as worthy of the prestigious Hume-Rothery award. I am looking forward to presenting some of my most recent research at the TMS 2005 Annual Meeting.”
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Prantik Mazumder -
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- Title: Senior Research Scientist
- Affiliation: Corning Incorporated,
- Other: Paper: “The Effect of Convection on Disorder in Primary Cellular and Dendritic Arrays”
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Surendra Tewari -
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- Title: Professor Chemical & Biomedical Engineering Department
- Affiliation: Cleveland State University, Cleveland, OH
- Other: Paper: “The Effect of Convection on Disorder in Primary Cellular and Dendritic Arrays”
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Rohit Trivedi -
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- Title: Anson Marston Distinguished Professor
- Affiliation: Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa
- Quote: “TMS meetings and TMS publications have been major sources for keeping me up with the developments in the field of metallurgy. TMS meetings have not only provided me a forum for interacting with peers, but they have also given me an opportunity to become active in the society through planning and organizing symposia in the fields of my interest. The selection of our paper for the Mathewson Award is indeed very significant to me since this contribution is recognized by the committee of peers to have made a significant contribution to the field.”
- Other: Paper: “The Effect of Convection on Disorder in Primary Cellular and Dendritic Arrays”
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Christopher Schuh -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
- Quote: “TMS has served as an excellent window on both the current research directions and industrial practices in materials science and engineering. As the field continues to evolve in new directions, I expect that TMS will remain a focal point for all materials disciplines.”
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Robert Wagoner -
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- Title: George R. Smith Chair in Engineering
- Affiliation: Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
- Quote: “It has been and continues to be an honor and privilege to serve with the distinguished staff and volunteers of TMS.”
- Citation: "For pervasive career-long service to TMS, for spearheading the new TMS/ISS Headquarters building, and for representing TMS to AIME and Acta Materialia, Incorporated. "
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Bruce Chalmers Award
John Campbell -
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- Title: Professor of Casting Technology
- Affiliation: University of Birmingham,
- Quote: “Academics and casters alike have been reluctant to take on board the concepts I have sought to introduce (e.g., the mechanical properties of the casting being controlled by the way the metal flows in to the mold, and the concept of the liquid metal as a slurry of crack-like defects). The recognition that the Bruce Chalmers Award represents will be a welcome promotion of a new paradigm that promises to be both fruitful for scientific research and for the technology of production of castings.”
- Citation: "For his outstanding scientific work on filling and solidification of castings and contributions to the understanding of the role of oxides in casting quality."
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Educator Award
Subhash Mahajan -
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- Title: Professor & Chair Department of Chemical & Materials Engineering
- Affiliation: Arizona State University,
- Quote: “This award means a lot to me for two reasons. First, accidentally I am joining an elite group of materials educators who have made substantial contributions to teaching. Second, my peers and colleagues recognize my contributions to the application of materials science principles to teaching and research on electronic materials. TMS and EMC meetings were the catalyst in achieving my goals and providing me forums for the dissemination of new observations and concept.”
- Citation: "For establishing electronic materials programs at Carnegie Mellon and Arizona State Universities and major achievements in textbook writing and journal, handbook, and encyclopedia editorship."
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2004
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
John Floyd -
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- Title: Deputy Chair
- Affiliation: Ausmelt Limited, Australia
- Quote: “This major award of TMS has been made to the leaders of the metallurgical profession who have provided inspiration to other metallurgists. To be included in this group is a great honor and a source of pleasure and appreciation to me. Membership of TMS has given me the opportunity to meet internationally active colleagues and keep abreast of the profession and its achievements in North America and the rest of the world through publications and conferences .”
- Other: Lecture Title: “Converting an Idea into a Worldwide Business, Commercializing Smelting Technology”
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EPD Scholarship
Scott Bohnenstiehl -
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- Affiliation: Montana Tech of the University of Montana,
- Quote: Thank you TMS for this generous scholarship. The annual meetings are a great resource and I am looking forward to attending future conferences.”
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EPD Scholarship
Andre Gagne -
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- Affiliation: McGill University,
- Quote: This award represents for me the recognition of the many hours spent to better understand the fundamentals of metallurgy and of its numerous industrial applications. TMS, through its publications and journals, helps me to keep updated vis-à-vis new findings in metallurgy and materials science while contributing also to develop a network of contacts that maybe very useful in the future in my career development.”
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EPD Scholarship
Lisa Schlink -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology,
- Quote: “I am pleased to accept the EPD scholarship for 2004. I have been interested in extractive metallurgy since my first class in metallurgical engineering. My goal is to have an extensive career in the extractive field, and because of the generosity of TMS and their sponsors, I am able to pursue it.”
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EPD Scholarship
Nicholas Wheeler -
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- Affiliation: University of Missouri,
- Quote: “I am very pleased to accept this award. This award gives me great pride and enthusiasm in knowing there is still interest and support in the Extractive and Processing Division of metallurgical engineering. Extractive metallurgy has not seen a huge technological advancement in several years and I hope with this scholarship money funding my educations that I could help develop new technology to bring it back to what it once was years ago.”
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EPD Science Award
Peter Hayes -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
- Quote: “We are honored by this award. This peer recognition by TMS means a great deal to us because it indicates that our contributions have had a positive impact on thinking in our research field.”
- Other: Paper Title: Recognition for a series of six papers published in Metallurgical& Materials Transactions B in December 2002.
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EPD Science Award
Evgueni Jak -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: University of Queensland, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
- Quote: “We are honored by this award. This peer recognition by TMS means a great deal to us because it indicates that our contributions have had a positive impact on thinking in our research field.”
- Other: Paper Title: Recognition for a series of six papers published in Metallurgical& Materials Transactions B in December 2002.
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EPD Technology Award
David Brandon -
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- Affiliation: Technion—Israel Institute of Technology,
- Other: Paper Title: “Slags and Mattes in Vanyukov’s Process for the Extraction of Copper” and “Physicochemical Properties of Matte-Slag Melts Taken from Vanyukov’s Furnace for Copper Extraction”
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EPD Technology Award
Elnar Kenzhaliyev -
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- Title: Senior Scientist
- Affiliation: Institute of Metallurgy and Ore Beneficiation,
- Other: Paper Title: “Slags and Mattes in Vanyukov’s Process for the Extraction of Copper” and “Physicochemical Properties of Matte-Slag Melts Taken from Vanyukov’s Furnace for Copper Extraction”
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EPD Technology Award
Sultanbek Kozhakhmetov -
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- Title: professor
- Affiliation: Institute of Metallurgy and Ore Beneficiation,
- Quote: “TMS is the largest society of metallurgists and scientists in the world. That is why the publication and high appraisal of our papers in the field of copper pyrometallurgy, in particular the Vanyukov’s process, is an honor for us. Also it is a motivation for us to propose further research in this direction.”
- Other: Paper Title: “Slags and Mattes in Vanyukov’s Process for the Extraction of Copper” and “Physicochemical Properties of Matte-Slag Melts Taken from Vanyukov’s Furnace for Copper Extraction”
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EPD Technology Award
Solomon Vaisburd -
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- Title: Retired
- Affiliation: Technion—Israel Institute of Technology,
- Other: Paper Title: “Slags and Mattes in Vanyukov’s Process for the Extraction of Copper” and “Physicochemical Properties of Matte-Slag Melts Taken from Vanyukov’s Furnace for Copper Extraction”
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Hugo Joubert -
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- Other: Thank you TMS! This was both an excellent opportunity and a great experience. The Young Leader Internship enabled me to observe the inner workings of TMS, meet people in my field, and to get involved with the pyrometallurgy committee. Mineral processing, specifically pyrometallurgy, is big in South Africa. I believe there is a distinct opportunity, especially for the Extraction & Processing Division, to increase their footprint in and add value to the South African minerals industry. I intend this to be a first step for me to promote TMS in our beautiful country, and vice versa.
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2004
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
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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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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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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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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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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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2004
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Kelsey Miller -
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- Affiliation: University of Idaho,
- Quote: I am very grateful to receive this award which gives me a chance to focus on the engineering discipline and to further my education.”
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Russell Dupuis -
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- Title: Steve W. Chaddick Chair in Electro-Optics and Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar
- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
- Quote: “I deem it indeed a great honor to be selected to receive the TMS John Bardeen award for many reasons, most importantly, the fact that this award was established to honor one of the greatest scientists and engineers of the past century, Dr. John Bardeen. I knew Dr. Bardeen when I was a graduate student at The University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign during the period 1969–1973. I am also honored because this prestigious prize has also been received by others whose work I greatly admire and whom I know personally, including John Goodenough, Nick Holonyak, Jr., and Morton B. Panish. I am honored to receive this award because of the outstanding quality of the work of all of those who have preceded me in receiving this prize. I believe that Dr. Bardeen would appreciate the fact that this prize has been given previously by the TMS to these individuals who have made a big difference in the science and technology of semiconductor materials and who have made this prize important by the quality of their work.”
- Citation: "For the pioneering demonstration of high-quality III-V semiconductor materials and devices grown by metalorganic chemical vapor deposition."
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Roger Narayan -
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- Other: I would like to express my gratitude to the Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division (now Functional Materials Division) of TMS for selecting me as one of their 2004 Young Leader Interns. I enjoyed participating in several meetings during the TMS 2004 Annual Meeting & Exhibition. I have greatly enjoying the opportunity to organize symposia, participate in the new Biomaterials Committee, and interact with colleagues at society events. I want to thank TMS for creating this environment for young materials engineers, and I look forward to continuing my participation and service to TMS.
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Valeska Schroeder -
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- Other: I really enjoyed attending the TMS 2004 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in Charlotte. After participating in the Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division (now Functional Materials Division) Council meeting and committee meetings, I have a better understanding of the way in which technical sessions are selected and planned, the sources for conference and publication funding, and the governing structure of TMS. A lot of work goes into making TMS successful that is not apparent when you just attend the technical sessions. I'm excited to continue participating in TMS and to help contribute to future TMS meetings. I'd like to thank TMS for the opportunity to attend the annual meeting as a Young Leader Intern.
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
William Johnson -
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- Title: Mettler Professor of Materials Science
- Affiliation: California Institute of Technology,
- Quote: “It is an honor to be selected for the Robert Mehl Award of the TMS and to have the opportunity to present the Mehl Lecture at the 133rd TMS Annual Meeting. It has been a unique career experience to be part of the development and evolution of amorphous metals as an emerging engineering material. Awards like this help to validate and reinforce one’s past efforts and future vision.”
- Other: “Science and Technology of Bulk Amorphous Metals”
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Jessica Koschmeder -
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- Affiliation: University of Illinois,
- Quote: “There are certain moments that keep everyone going from day to day and this is definitely one of them. Things like this make hard work just that much easier.”
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Eric Mueller -
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- Affiliation: University of Florida,
- Quote: “I am extremely honored to receive this TMS Superalloys Scholarship, and I believe it is not just a reflection of my own achievements, but also those of the faculty, staff, and students in the Materials Science and Engineering Department at the University of Florida. This scholarship will greatly assist me in completing my research for my doctorate degree and challenge me to contribute more to this scientific field.”
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
Grant Crawford -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology,
- Quote: “It is an honor to be awarded the TMS J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship. The award will not only be a financial help but will also assist me as I work towards an interesting and successful career in metallurgical engineering.”
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Leadership Award
Robert Reynik -
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- Title: Retired
- Affiliation: National Science Foundation,
- Quote: “I greatly appreciate being chosen as the recipient of the 2004 TMS Leadership Award. I would like to convey my thanks to my principal nominator, the members of the TMS Honors and Professional Recognition Committee, and the TMS Board of Directors.”
- Citation: "For his contributions to the expansion of the field of materials and dedication in promoting metallurgy."
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Light Metals Award
Henrik Gudbrandsen -
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- Title: Senior Engineer
- Affiliation: SINTEF Materials Technology,
- Other: Paper Title: ““Field Study of the Anodic Overvoltage in Prebaked Anode Cells”
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Light Metals Award
Nolan Richards -
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- Title: Consultant
- Affiliation: Formerly with Reynolds Metals Company,
- Quote: “Membership and opportunity to discuss aluminum technology and the platform to present papers at Annual Meetings since 1962 in New York has meant a great deal to me personally and in enhancement of my professional responsibilities. This particular recognition is ‘icing on the cake.’ It has the additional aspect of recognizing the unique teamwork of the Norwegian Aluminum Industry who underwrote the proposal offered by Prof. Thonstad (NTNU) and Dr. Rolseth (SINTEF) based upon my suggestion and implemented by Mr. Gudbrandsen (SINTEF) and myself—a representative of a transatlantic aluminum company.”
- Other: Paper Title: ““Field Study of the Anodic Overvoltage in Prebaked Anode Cells”
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Light Metals Award
Sverre Rolseth -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology,
- Other: Paper Title: ““Field Study of the Anodic Overvoltage in Prebaked Anode Cells”
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Light Metals Award
Jomar Thonstad -
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- Title: Senior Research Scientist
- Affiliation: SINTEF Materials Technology,
- Other: Paper Title: ““Field Study of the Anodic Overvoltage in Prebaked Anode Cells”
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Michel Gagnon -
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- Affiliation: University of Quebec,
- Other: "A Fractal Model for the Aggregate Size Distributions Generated During Red Mud Flocculation"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
André Leclerc -
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- Affiliation: University of Quebec,
- Other: "A Fractal Model for the Aggregate Size Distributions Generated During Red Mud Flocculation"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Guy Peloquin -
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- Affiliation: Alcan, Inc.,
- Other: "A Fractal Model for the Aggregate Size Distributions Generated During Red Mud Flocculation"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Guy Simard -
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- Affiliation: University of Quebec,
- Other: "A Fractal Model for the Aggregate Size Distributions Generated During Red Mud Flocculation"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Jurgen Opgen-Rehin -
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- Affiliation: Trimet Aluminium AG,
- Other: "Reduction of CF4 Emissions from the Aluminum Smelter in Essen"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Trygve Foosnaes -
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- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology,
- Other: "Creep and Sodium Expansion in a Semigraphitic Cathode Carbon", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Jordun Hop -
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- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminium,
- Other: "Creep and Sodium Expansion in a Semigraphitic Cathode Carbon", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Harald Oye -
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- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology,
- Other: "Creep and Sodium Expansion in a Semigraphitic Cathode Carbon", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Guillaume Servant -
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- Affiliation: Alcan Inc.,
- Other: "Creep and Sodium Expansion in a Semigraphitic Cathode Carbon", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Alexander Zolochevsky -
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- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology,
- Other: "Creep and Sodium Expansion in a Semigraphitic Cathode Carbon", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Dico Bal -
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- Affiliation: Corus RD&T,
- Other: "Detailed Modeling of a Metal Distributor by Means of a Combined Numerical and Physical Approach"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Ferry Frinking -
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- Affiliation: Corus RD&T,
- Other: "Detailed Modeling of a Metal Distributor by Means of a Combined Numerical and Physical Approach"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
René Kieft -
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- Affiliation: Corus RD&T,
- Other: "Detailed Modeling of a Metal Distributor by Means of a Combined Numerical and Physical Approach"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Sjaak Oord -
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- Affiliation: Corus RD&T,
- Other: "Detailed Modeling of a Metal Distributor by Means of a Combined Numerical and Physical Approach"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Hugo Schoonevelt -
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- Affiliation: Corus RD&T,
- Other: "Detailed Modeling of a Metal Distributor by Means of a Combined Numerical and Physical Approach"
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Euel Cutshall -
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- Title: Electrode Technology Manager
- Affiliation: Alcoa, Inc.,
- Quote: “TMS gives me the universe of aluminum industry information at my fingertips. This includes contacts worldwide, technical journals, and the ‘bible’ of the aluminum industry—the Light Metals volumes. The society brings together the aluminum industry at each Annual Meeting, thus allowing me to hone my technical expertise and conduct about three weeks worth of business in five days.”
- Citation: "For recognition of his leadership, dedicated service, and contributions in the TMS Aluminum Committee and as TMS President."
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Zaki Bassouni -
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- Title: Chair and CEO
- Affiliation: Aluminium Company, Egypt
- Other: Paper: “Cairo University and EgyptAlum: 20 Years of Cooperation in Aluminum Reduction” in the May, 2003 issue of JOM.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Saad El-Raghy -
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- Title: Professor of Metallurgical Engineering
- Affiliation: Cairo University,
- Quote: “This award is an international recognition of a major achievement of mine: University-Industry Partnership. My TMS membership for more than 26 years is an asset to my career and profession. JOM, annual meetings and proceedings are excellent venues to follow advances in metallurgical engineering. Some of the TMS publications are textbooks for some of my courses.“
- Other: Paper: “Cairo University and EgyptAlum: 20 Years of Cooperation in Aluminum Reduction” in the May, 2003 issue of JOM.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Trevor Abbott -
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- Other: "Solidification of Cast Magnesium Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Arne Dahle -
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- Other: "Solidification of Cast Magnesium Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Mark Nave -
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- Other: "Solidification of Cast Magnesium Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
Ma Qian -
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- Other: "Solidification of Cast Magnesium Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Application
David St. John -
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- Other: "Solidification of Cast Magnesium Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
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LMD Scholarship
Michael Maly -
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- Affiliation: University of Cincinnati,
- Quote: “It is a great honor to be chosen to receive the TMS LMD Scholarship. This award is a tribute to all of the people who have helped me achieve my goals. I would like to thank my professors, co-op mentors, friends, family, and colleagues for all of their help. Also, I want to encourage young engineering students to be involved in materials societies, and to consider the co-op program. I feel the co-op program has been a great asset to my education, and I think it is a great opportunity for engineering students to gain hands-on experience.”
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LMD Scholarship
Dominique Poirier -
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- Affiliation: McGill University,
- Quote: This award represents for me reward and recognition of my efforts and my perseverance. TMS shines forth and gives me a glimpse of a field where dynamism, investigation and innovation come together. It encourages me to go further. My passion for metallurgy remains as alive as ever.”
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LMD Scholarship
Danielle Visser -
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- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University,
- Quote: “Words cannot express how grateful I am to TMS for this award. This award has not only encouraged me to continue my education in the study of light metals, but has also given me the financial means to pursue my professional goals. I plan to take courses and take the required exam to apply for my P.E. license this spring. I am also exploring graduate school possibilities. These actions would not be possible without the support of the TMS Light Metals Division. Thank you!”
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LMD Technology Award
Michel Reverdy -
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- Title: General Manager, Smelter Technical Supervision
- Affiliation: Aluminium Pechiney,
- Quote: “I am honored to receive this award as a tribute to my 30 years contribution to the aluminum industry. TMS is the unique organization where all scientific papers from the industry and academic institutions are presented during the Annual Meeting. TMS membership allows me to make friends among competitors and universities and exchange ideas on scientific topics for the progress of our industry. The commitment of TMS to technical training is very useful for the younger generation.”
- Citation: "For his contribution to potline operation development as well as teaching and industrial application to the Hall-Heroult Process."
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Jiantao Liu -
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- Other: I feel very honored to have been chosen as a 2004 TMS Young Leader Intern. As a prestigious Society in materials science and engineering, TMS provided me with an opportunity to get involved in a lot of activities in the Society. Attending committee meetings gave me a keen sense of key issues of scientific research and engineering applications at present time. The TMS Young Leader Intern Program gave me a chance to interact with fellow Young Leaders and experienced TMS members, which I found very beneficial. I am very grateful to TMS for giving me this great opportunity. I am looking forward to serving TMS for my whole professional life.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Stephane Morency -
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- Other: I was very honored to be selected as a Light Metals Division (LMD) Young Leader Intern for 2004. It was very interesting and helpful to see how a professional organization is run by being part of the TMS 2004 Annual Meeting & Exhibition from the inside. At this meeting I had the chance to attend a lot of activities, including: LMD Council meeting, LMD Luncheon, and AIME & TMS Award Banquet. I also attended a lot of sessions, including the Cast Shop and Recycling sessions. TMS also gave me the opportunity to enlarge my professional network on an international scale. This meeting in Charlotte was a great experience for me and I really look forward for the fall meeting in New Orleans and to be involved in the Society.
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2004
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Thorvald Engh -
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- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology,
- Other: "Gases Evolved During Decoating of Aluminium Scrap in Inert and Oxidizing Atmospheres"
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2004
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Sean Gaal -
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- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology,
- Other: "Gases Evolved During Decoating of Aluminium Scrap in Inert and Oxidizing Atmospheres"
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Piotr Kowalewski -
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- Affiliation: Warsaw University of Science and Technology,
- Other: "Gases Evolved During Decoating of Aluminium Scrap in Inert and Oxidizing Atmospheres"
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Anne Kvithyld -
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- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology,
- Other: "Gases Evolved During Decoating of Aluminium Scrap in Inert and Oxidizing Atmospheres"
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MPMD Scholarship
Erhan Altinoglu -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
- Quote: “We were given the opportunity to generate oxidation resistance in niobium-based aeroturbine blades through a systems-based design approach. This development will allow material parameters to surpass current operating limitations, thus restructuring turbine efficiency and revolutionizing the aerospace industry.” (Materials Science and Engineering Undergraduate Student Design Competition Award)
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MPMD Scholarship
Jennifer Bolos -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
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MPMD Scholarship
Nora Colligan -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Arvind Agarwal -
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- Other: I am honored to have been chosen as one of the TMS 2004 Young Leader Interns. Over the last eight years, I have been associated with TMS in different capacities, beginning as a student member. This opportunity has provided me the opportunity to observe and participate in the organizational aspect of TMS activities. I would strongly encourage both students and young professionals to join TMS and participate in its activities to meet the future technical challenges and their professional goals. I am looking forward to meeting other TMS Young Leaders during the fall 2004 meeting in New Orleans.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Andrea Hodge -
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- Other: I was very honored to be selected as a Structural Materials Division (SMD) Young Leader Intern for 2004. The TMS 2004 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in Charlotte exposed me to old, new, and future research as well as to the day-to-day functions of TMS. One of the most fascinating items that I learned by attending the Board of Directors meeting was the fact that TMS has many members over 90 years old. Such loyalty from the members demonstrates that the Society's commitment to offer diverse and interesting forums as well as professional development opportunities to all of the membership indeed does work. I very much enjoyed my experience and I am looking forward to attending MS&T 2004.
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2004
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Marta Vornbrock -
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- Other: I am very grateful for having been chosen as a 2004 TMS Young Leader Intern for the Materials PRocessing & Manufacturing Division (MPMD). The Young Leaders Program enabled me to attend the TMS 2004 Annual Meeting & Exhibition, meet other professionals, and sit in on various committee meetings, as well as the Board of Directors meeting. This allowed me to learn a great deal about the mission and structure of TMS. As a recent graduate, I am especially appreciative of the support that this program will continue to provide as I transition from student to professional. I am looking forward to attending MS&T'04 and would highly recommend the Young Leaders Program and the TMS Annual Meeting to any young professional who wants to become active in the materials field.
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2004
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
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Shri Ram Arora Award
Anish Kumar -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India
- Quote: “The TMS Shri Ram Arora Award will provide me an opportunity to attend the TMS meeting and establish fruitful contacts with distinguished scientists, technologists, professors, peers, and experts in the fields of my current research work and that of the future. The interaction will allow me to discuss my views and thoughts with them and will give me an opportunity to reap benefits from their experience. These contacts and discussions will also help me in advancing my research career on sound scientific footing and enable me to get acquainted with state-of-the-art material characterization techniques in physical metallurgy, materials testing, and analysis.”
- Other: His research has included the microstructure mechanical property correlation and nondestructive microstructural characterization using ultrasonic technique in a wide range of alloy systems. He has established a new correlation between two independent elastic properties, ultrasonic shear wave velocity and Poisson’s ration, which may lead to the reduction in independent elastic constants for isotropic solid from two to one. His field of work also includes testing of concrete structures using impact-echo technique. He has more than 35 publications in national and international journals and conference proceedings.
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Gregory Olson -
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- Title: Wilson-Cook Professor of Engineering Design
- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
- Quote: “It is a privilege to aid TMS in the transmutation of our discipline from engineering science to scientific engineering.”
- Citation: "For advances in the physical metallurgy of steel, as well as the development of the science of materials-by-design and its application to industrial practice."
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
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SMD Scholarship
Martha Dudek -
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- Affiliation: University of British Columbia,
- Quote: “This award has inspired me to pursue goals that I once did not think were obtainable; it is an averment that determination can lead to fulfilling accomplishments. This award has reinforced my belief in the importance of material science.”
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SMD Scholarship
Albert Swiston, Jr. -
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- Affiliation: Johns Hopkins University,
- Quote: “By awarding me the Structural Materials Scholarship, my scientific mentors have recognized my academic and research efforts, and I am grateful for their distinction. I plan to reciprocate by continuing my academic pursuits in the field of materials engineering, and by striving for a better world through scientific research.”
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Ellen Cerreta -
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- Other: I would like to thank the Structural Materials Division (SMD) for choosing me to be one of its 2004 Young Leader Interns. In the past I have directly benefited from the presentation, educational, and networking opportunities provided by a TMS meeting. This year, in addition to attending symposia such as Magnesium Technology 2004 and the Symposium on Microstructural Stability in Honor of Roger Doherty, the Young Leaders Internship afforded me the opportunity to attend a wide range of functions and meetings, such as the SMD Council meeting and the Board of Directors meeting, which gave me a better understanding of how TMS is able to continue to provide these opportunities for its members. The details of symposia organization, publishing, membership, and committee organization were instructive for me as far as understanding how TMS continues to support fundamental materials science as well as remain current with developing technologies that fall under its umbrella. I am looking forward to becoming more involved in TMS in the future and I feel truly honored to have been selected as a Young Leader Intern for 2004.
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Bing Yang -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee,
- Quote: “Winning this award is a great honor to me. I feel so excited that my research work can be recognized by a prestigious society like TMS. I would like to dedicate this award to my family and my advisor, Prof. Peter K. Liaw, who gave me the greatest help both academically and personally. I would also like to thank TMS for their continuing support to the members. This award not only brings me honor and happiness, but also encourages me to work even harder in my future career life.”
- Other: "In-situ Prediction of Stress-Strain Behavior of SA533-B1 Steels during Low-Cycle Fatigue using Thermograph"
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Neill McDonald -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University,
- Quote: “Having seen the quality of past graduate student papers that have received this award, I am honored that my paper is counted among them. I feel that TMS and other professional societies are very important in a graduate student’s studies and career and I am happy to use this award to further my participation. Thank you.”
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
Benjamin Wunsch -
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
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- Other: N/A
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Diran Apelian -
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- Title: Howmet Professor of Engineering & Director, Metal Processing Institute
- Affiliation: Worcester Polytechnic Institute,
- Other: “Materials Engineering Challenges for the Society of ‘Tomorrow: Housing, Transportation, Health and Food Delivery Needs”
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Hubert Aaronson -
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- Title: R.F. Mehl University Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
- Quote: “The Hume-Rothery Award represents to me recognition of more than 50 years of continuous effort to understand the atomic mechanisms of diffusional nucleation and growth. For more than 50 years, TMS has been my technical ‘ home’ and my main channel of communication with the physical metallurgical community. TMS Fall and Winter Meetings provide the technical highlights of each year and I continue to look forward to each one.”
- Other: “Low Energy and Low Mobility Structures at Irrational Interphase Boundaries, and Compliance with Nucleation Theory”
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Denis Ablitzer -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Ecole Des Mines De Nancy,
- Other: Paper: “Coal Pyrolysis in a Rotary Kiln: Part I. Model of the Pyrolysis of a Single Grain” and “Part II. Overall Model of the Furnace”
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Francois Hanrot -
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- Title: Senior Researcher
- Affiliation: Arcelor,
- Other: Paper: “Coal Pyrolysis in a Rotary Kiln: Part I. Model of the Pyrolysis of a Single Grain” and “Part II. Overall Model of the Furnace”
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Jean-Leon Houzelot -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Ecole Nationale Superieure des Industries,
- Other: Paper: “Coal Pyrolysis in a Rotary Kiln: Part I. Model of the Pyrolysis of a Single Grain” and “Part II. Overall Model of the Furnace”
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Etienne Lebas -
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- Title: Research Engineer
- Affiliation: Institut Francois du Petrole,
- Other: Paper: “Coal Pyrolysis in a Rotary Kiln: Part I. Model of the Pyrolysis of a Single Grain” and “Part II. Overall Model of the Furnace”
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Fabrice Patisson -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: Ecole Des Mines De Nancy,
- Quote: “I am delighted whenever one of my papers is accepted by Metallurgical and Materials Transactions because it means that it has been acknowledged and circulated by one of the most prestigious international journals in materials science and engineering. Therefore, I am particularly honored that TMS has distinguished our piece of work on coal pyrolysis from other articles of this journal by awarding it the Champion H. Mathewson Medal.”
- Other: Paper: “Coal Pyrolysis in a Rotary Kiln: Part I. Model of the Pyrolysis of a Single Grain” and “Part II. Overall Model of the Furnace”
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
John Ballato -
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- Title: Associate Professor & Director
- Affiliation: Clemson University,
- Quote: “TMS is an outstanding society that clearly fosters the development of future scientific leaders. I am honored to be included among this prestigious list of excellent young scholars.”
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Kenneth Jackson -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Arizona,
- Quote: “The first scientific conference I attended was a TMS meeting in Philadelphia, many years ago. I was a graduate student then, and I have been a member of AIME ever since. I have served on many AIME committees and was honored to receive the Mathewson Gold Medal, with John Hunt in 1966. I have the distinction of being elected a Fellow of TMS in 1987. Receiving the Bruce Chalmers Award is very special for me, since I did my graduate studies under him at Harvard. He was an exceptional scientist and a great teacher. It is an honor to receive this award which bears his name.”
- Citation: "For outstanding contributions to the science of solidification with physically realistic interpretations and analyses of diverse kinetic phenomena at crystal-liquid interfaces."
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Educator Award
Robert Rapp -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
- Quote: “I have enjoyed an active participation in TMS since I was a student. My societal interactions have led to the gain of innumerable professional colleagues and friends. Relative to teaching and education, I have also been fortunate to collaborate over four decades with hundreds of undergraduate, graduate students, and post-docs at The Ohio State University. In the teaching of students and researchers, I always tried to insist on correct and effective writing and speaking. I appreciate the TMS recognition via The Educator Award.”
- Citation: "For his dedication and life-long commitment to education and training of students through teaching and innovative research over a broad spectrum of materials and processes."
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Kenneth Han -
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- Title: Regents Distinguished Professor and Douglas W. Fuerstenau Professor
- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, Rapid City, SD
- Quote: “It is most gratifying to be recognized by my peers. I am honored and humbled to receive the Extraction & Processing Distinguished Lecture Award. I would like to extend my thanks to my colleagues, former professors, and students who continue to motivate and inspire me in my studies of the most exciting subject, hydro/extractive metallurgy.”
- Other: Lecture Title: “The Interdisciplinary Nature of Hydrometallurgy”
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EPD Scholarship
Andre Gagne -
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- Affiliation: McGill University,
- Quote: “This award is a recognition of my continuous efforts to improve my understanding and knowledge of metallurgy. Being a TMS member gives me the opportunity to join a forum of metallurgists that will keep me updated vis-à-vis the state of the art of metallurgical engineering.”
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EPD Scholarship
Jane Howard -
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- Affiliation: University of British Columbia,
- Quote: “This award from TMS-EPD will allow me to finish my degree without incurring any more debt. Thank you, EPD, for this honor.”
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EPD Scholarship
Lisa Schlink -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology,
- Quote: “Receiving the TMS–EPD scholarship has given me an extra boost of motivation to pursue a career in extractive metallurgy.”
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EPD Scholarship
Jeffery Winterton -
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- Affiliation: University of Utah,
- Quote: I am honored to accept this prestigious award from such an esteemed organization. Knowing that my accomplishments have been deemed worthy of such merit motivates me to continue to strive for excellence in my scholastic and professional pursuits. This award gives me the financial security to continue my education as well as the confidence to view my future endeavors with enthusiasm.”
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EPD Science Award
Minoru Isshiki -
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- Title: Professor in the Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials
- Affiliation: Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan
- Other: Paper Title: “Anion Exchange Separation in Hydrochloric Acid Solutions for the Ultrahigh Purification of Cobalt”
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EPD Science Award
Tamas Kekesi -
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- Title: Associate Professor in the Department of Nonferrous Extractive Metallurgy
- Affiliation: University of Miskolc, Miskolc, Hungary
- Quote: “This award is a tremendous honor to me and to my colleagues who I was working with in Japan. Long years of persistent research work and the published results are thereby recognized. It helps us forget any of the occasional hardships related to the physical and psychological stress of exacting research tasks. Good results are instant rewards, keeping the steam of researchers up, but long-term motivation and ambitions are greatly fostered by respected awards of this kind. The professional award also acts as a visa for accessing more professional cooperation and relations. It helps in daily situations at the wider workplace, where the quality of work and significance of the research field need to be demonstrated to officials or other personalities.”
- Other: Paper Title: “Anion Exchange Separation in Hydrochloric Acid Solutions for the Ultrahigh Purification of Cobalt”
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EPD Science Award
Kouji Mimura -
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- Title: Research Associate in the Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials
- Affiliation: Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan
- Other: Paper Title: “Anion Exchange Separation in Hydrochloric Acid Solutions for the Ultrahigh Purification of Cobalt”
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EPD Science Award
Masahito Uchikoshi -
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- Title: Research Engineer
- Affiliation: Fine Materials Corporation,
- Other: Paper Title: “Anion Exchange Separation in Hydrochloric Acid Solutions for the Ultrahigh Purification of Cobalt”
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EPD Technology Award
Stephen Britten -
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- Title: Senior Consultant
- Affiliation: Mars & Company,
- Quote: “The EPD Technology Award is especially important to me because of the time period of my life that it represents—my Ph.D. thesis. Several years were spent hypothesizing, experimenting, and learning. Although I am no longer engaged in academic research, I continue to leverage the hard scientific approach cultivated in this research towards the strategic aspect of business. With this award I feel a strong comfort in knowing that our work has been well accepted and will provide insight to others in the field.”
- Other: Paper Title: “Solid-State Amperometric Sensor for the In-Situ Monitoring of Slag Composition and Transport Properties”
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EPD Technology Award
Uday Pal -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Boston University,
- Other: Paper Title: “Solid-State Amperometric Sensor for the In-Situ Monitoring of Slag Composition and Transport Properties”
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Edgar Vidal -
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- Other: This year I was very fortunate to be selected as a Young Leader Intern for the Extraction & Processing Division of TMS. This is a great opportunity not only to learn how the society works but also to participate in different professional committees. This year I will have the opportunity to help organize symposia and to make recommendations on the future of the Society. I had the opportunity to meet with the other Young Leaders, old friends, colleagues, and former instructors, and to present papers in the Materials Processing Fundamentals Session. Thanks again to TMS for this honor, and to the staff for their guidance and support.
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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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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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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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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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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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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Jenny Harrison -
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- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology,
- Quote: “I am really glad to receive this award. It means that the hard work I do really pays off, and also encourages me to continue research. I am hopeful that such scholarships like this attract more women into the engineering and electronics fields.”
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Gerald Stringfellow -
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- Title: Dean of the College of Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT
- Quote: Electronic materials has been a late-developing area of materials science. Thus, the accomplishments of people in this area have often been overlooked. Recognition by our peers represents an important form of positive feedback to the recipient and motivation to younger researchers in the field. We all hope that what we are doing is making an impact. For this reason, it is very meaningful to me to be recognized by my materials science peers by being awarded the 2003 John Bardeen Award.”
- Citation: "For his pioneering contributions to the science and technology of semiconductors and his technical leadership."
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Ashutosh Tiwari -
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- Other: It is a matter of great pleasure and honor to be selected as a Young Leader Intern of TMS. It really gives a great professional satisfaction to receive this honor. At the Annual Meeting, I attended several exciting symposia and lectures. I also got the chance to participate in various Young Leader Intern activities, including the business meeting and Young Leader reception. I also attended the President’s Reception, Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division (now Functional Materials Division) Council Meeting, and awards banquet. All these activities provided me a deep insight into the frontline research activities and the workings of the Society. Altogether, the TMS 2003 Annual Meeting & Exhibtion was a great success and it provided me an excellent opportunity to network with established professionals.
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Colin Humphreys -
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- Title: Goldsmiths' Professor of Materials Science
- Affiliation: University of Cambridge/Royal Institution/Rolls-Royce University ,
- Quote: “It is a great honor, privilege, and pleasure for me to present the Institute of Metals Lecture and receive the Robert Franklin Mehl Award. Robert Franklin Mehl was an absolutely outstanding metallurgist who combined world-class materials research with academic leadership and a great vision in developing a radically new curriculum for the teaching of physical metallurgy. He was also able in athletics, skilled in oil painting, and sufficiently proficient in foreign languages to translate a major book from German into English. Mehl was a formidable scholar who had both depth and breadth in his work. I am deeply impressed by his achievements, and it is a particular pleasure for me to be awarded this medal which commemorates his name.”
- Other: “Designing Materials: From Turbine Blades to Brilliant Light-Emitting Diodes”
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Andrew Elliott -
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- Affiliation: University of Michigan,
- Quote: “Receiving the TMS Superalloys Scholarship is a great pleasure and honor. I have had a passion for high temperature structural metals since early in my education and it is wonderful to be rewarded for my enthusiasm. This award will be of great assistance as I work toward completion of a Ph.D.”
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Nate Miller -
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- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University,
- Quote: “This scholarship is important to me on two levels. On a personal level, it is important because it helps to provide enough financial support for me to finish my undergraduate work without worrying as much about how I am going to pay for it all. It allows me to pursue internship opportunities that I believe will be most beneficial and educational rather than the ones that pay the best. It is also important on a career level because it is yet another example of how much the industry and professional materials societies support their people. I have seen many examples of support for students and I am certain that the same support is available for its industrial members. This gives me great confidence that I have entered the right field and look forward to being a part of such a unique professional group as I advance in my career.”
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
Theresa Valentine -
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- Affiliation: University of Maryland,
- Quote: “This award allows me to connect my TMS student chapter at school with the national society. When the group from UMCP arrives at the conference next spring, we will feel more welcome than ever because one of our members is being recognized. Knowing about my award will undoubtedly encourage more students in my department to apply and further strengthen this bond. I am honored at receiving such a prestigious award and am grateful for the excellent light in which it places both me and my university.”
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Leadership Award
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Light Metals Award
Michel Allibert -
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- Title: Consultant in pyrometallurgy
- Affiliation: National Center for Scientific Research,
- Other: Paper Title: “A Radioscopic Technique to Observe Bubbles in Liquid Aluminum”
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Light Metals Award
Marc Bertherat -
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- Title: Casthouse Process Manager
- Affiliation: Pechiney Aluminium Dunkerque,
- Other: Paper Title: “A Radioscopic Technique to Observe Bubbles in Liquid Aluminum”
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Light Metals Award
Pierre LeBrun -
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- Title: Research Engineer in the melting and casting research unit
- Affiliation: Pechiney CRV,
- Other: Paper Title: “A Radioscopic Technique to Observe Bubbles in Liquid Aluminum”
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Light Metals Award
Thierry Odievre -
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- Title: Destructive and non-destructive testing Laboratory Manager
- Affiliation: Pechiney CRV,
- Quote: “This award represents the accomplishment of a combined research project. Our team was composed of specialists in industrial process, liquid metal treatment, and non-destructive testing. Without the cooperation of all these different searchers, this work could not have been done. It also shows the importance of experimentation to confirm the theory and to calibrate digital simulation models.”
- Other: Paper Title: “A Radioscopic Technique to Observe Bubbles in Liquid Aluminum”
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
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- Other: N/A
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Regina Ganther -
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- Affiliation: Trimet Aluminium AG,
- Other: "Reduction of CF4 Emissions from the Aluminum Smelter in Essen"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Martin Iffert -
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- Affiliation: Trimet Aluminium AG,
- Other: "Reduction of CF4 Emissions from the Aluminum Smelter in Essen"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Wayne Hale -
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- Title: Vice-President and General Manager
- Affiliation: Kennecott Utah Copper Corporation,
- Quote: “It is a great honor to be recognized by my peers within TMS for the work that I have done to further the aluminum industry and the interests of those people who work in it within TMS and the corporate world. I have enjoyed leading and participating in the accomplishments achieved thus far and look forward to contributing further to the development and growth of TMS. The staff at TMS has been very supportive of the initiatives pursued and is a joy to work with. It is no wonder that TMS is one of the preeminent societies in the world today.”
- Citation: "For passionate leadership in the TMS Aluminum Committee, Light Metals Division, and TMS Board of Directors."
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Sylvie Bouvet -
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- Title: Senior Research Team Manager
- Affiliation: Pechiney Research & Development Center,
- Other: Paper: “Visualizing Gas Evolution on Graphite and Oxygen-Evolving Anodes” in the May, 2002 issue of JOM.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Laurent Cassayre -
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- Title: Ph.D. student
- Affiliation: Laboratoire de Genie Chimique,
- Quote: “I feel very honored by this award and see it as a great encouragement for continuing research in the field of aluminum production technology. “
- Other: Paper: “Visualizing Gas Evolution on Graphite and Oxygen-Evolving Anodes” in the May, 2002 issue of JOM.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Torstein Utigard -
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- Title: Professor in Materials Science
- Affiliation: University of Toronto,
- Other: Paper: “Visualizing Gas Evolution on Graphite and Oxygen-Evolving Anodes” in the May, 2002 issue of JOM.
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
John Bommarito -
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- Other: "A Novel Technique to Evaluate the Corrosion Behavior of Magnesium Alloys"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Basant Tiwari -
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- Other: "A Novel Technique to Evaluate the Corrosion Behavior of Magnesium Alloys"
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LMD Scholarship
Cameron Draney -
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- Affiliation: University of Idaho,
- Quote: “This scholarship means so much to my wife and I. It means more focus on my schooling, and not so much on the wallet. More than money, it is a token of self-fulfillment, a sign that hard work really does pay off.”
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LMD Scholarship
David Swartz -
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- Affiliation: University of Missouri,
- Quote: “TMS means many things to me. It’s a great resource of information in materials and metallurgy. It is also a great way to network and meet people in my field. Finally, TMS is dedicated in training a new generation of students in the materials and metallurgy fields.”
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LMD Scholarship
Danielle Visser -
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- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University,
- Quote: I am extremely honored to receive the LMD scholarship award from an organization as prestigious as TMS. This award encourages me to continue to pursue an education and a career in materials science and engineering, particularly in the exploration of casting and using aluminum for innovative applications. I would like to thank TMS, not only for this honor, but also for providing a resource which enables the interaction of metallurgical and materials science professionals from all over the world.”
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LMD Technology Award
Halvor Kvande -
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- Title: Technology Director
- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminium Primary Metal,
- Quote: “I am very pleased and honored to have been selected for this award since it reflects recognition of my work and the esteem of my peers. It is also an encouragement in my future career. I have been a member of TMS for 22 years and have maintained active participation in TMS Annual Meetings and TMS Industrial Aluminum Electrolysis courses for a number of years. This has given me the opportunity to present R&D papers and get them printed in the Light Metals books, which are now considered as the main source of new and updated information in the field of aluminum production. Also I have benefited from the professional and personal relationships with fellow TMS members.”
- Citation: "For publications and lectures disseminating knowledge that has helped make the Hall-Héroult process more efficient and aluminum more competitive."
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Aladar Csontos -
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- Other: First, I would like to express my gratitude to the TMS Light Metals Division (LMD) for selecting me as one of their Young Leader Interns for 2003. My experiences as a Young Leader Intern provided me with new perspectives on my materials career and role in professional societies such as TMS. I was fortunate to have been able to participate in the TMS Board of Directors Meeting, President’s Reception, Young Leaders Committee meeting and Tutorial Luncheon Lecture, and the LMD Council meeting and luncheon. Furthermore, I became a member of and participated in the joint TMS-ASM Nuclear Materials and Corrosion and Environmental Effects Committee meetings. In the past, I only saw slices of TMS overall and, without this Young Leader Intern program, would not have been exposed to the diversity of TMS in terms of technical topical areas and the various national and international academic, industrial, and government communities that we serve. I look forward to continuing my professional relationship with TMS and the rest of the Young Leader Interns over the next year and in my career to follow.
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Lee Newton -
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- Affiliation: IMCO Recycling, Inc.,
- Other: "Review of Aluminum Dross Processing"
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Ray Peterson -
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- Affiliation: IMCO Recycling, Inc.,
- Other: "Review of Aluminum Dross Processing"
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MPMD Scholarship
Kari Buckmaster -
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- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University,
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MPMD Scholarship
Jonathan Dziedzic -
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- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University,
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MPMD Scholarship
Mike Masters - Details Not Available
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MPMD Scholarship
Ben Poquette -
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- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University,
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MPMD Scholarship
Garth Tormoen -
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- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University,
- Quote: “We are very proud to have been selected for this award and to receive this prestigious recognition of our work. The involvement in our senior design project has proved to be one of the most valuable of our education. We are indebted to TMS for the opportunities our membership has provided through conference attendance and scholarships received.” (Materials Science and Engineering Undergraduate Student Design Competition Award)
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Joy Hines -
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- Other: I was very honored to be selected as a Light Metals Division (LMD)Young Leader Intern for 2003. This year was particularly interesting for me because I was able to see some of the inner workings of the Society itself and develop a better understanding of how a professional organization can help me in my professional development as well as influence the future of the materials industry. In addition to attending sessions on Magnesium Technology, Cast Shop Technology, Computational Phase Transformations, and Automotive Alloys, I also attended several committee meetings including the LMD council meeting, Solidification Committee, Student Affairs Committee, and Young Leaders Committee meetings. I also appreciated the opportunity to attend the Board of Directors meeting, which allowed me to see how TMS is run and also gave me a greater appreciation for the fact that this is truly a member-led organization. I would like to thank LMD and TMS for giving me the opportunity to participate in the meetings this year. I would like to continue to be involved in TMS for years to come.
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
James Williams -
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- Title: Honda Professor & Dean of Engineering
- Affiliation: Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
- Quote: “Engineering is an economic activity. Materials engineering’s contribution to successful products often goes unnoticed. This award raises the visibility of materials engineering contribution to successful products.”
- Citation: "For outstanding achievement in transforming materials and process research and development into production of higher-performance, longer-life components for commercial and military aircraft engines."
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Shri Ram Arora Award
Madurai Bharathi -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India
- Quote: “I am very honored to receive this prestigious award. This award brings support and recognition for my research work and encouragement for my future work in materials science.”
- Other: Mrs. Bharathi’s current areas of research include modeling and analysis of dynamic phenomena in materials science, nonlinear dissipative dynamical systems, chaos and fractals, and application of concepts of nonlinear dynamics in interdisciplinary areas of research. She is now involved in modeling instabilities in plastic flow using mechanisms of dislocation dynamics.
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Shri Ram Arora Award
Anish Upadhyaya -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Quote: “The TMS Foundation Shri Ram Arora Award offers me an opportunity to interact with the worldwide community of scientists, researchers, and other academicians. The TMS Annual Meeting provides a forum to exchange ideas and share my research findings and experience with peers.”
- Other: Dr. Upadhyaya has been a research consultant for several companies. Recently, he was visiting faculty at the Institute for Nano-Technology, Karlsruhe & Materials Research Laboratory, Pennsylvania State University as a part of a collaborative research program.
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Marc Meyers -
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- Title: Professor of Materials Science
- Affiliation: University of California, San Diego, CA
- Quote: “Approximately thirty years ago, I attended my first TMS meeting and gave my first conference presentation, as a graduate student. It was in Pittsburgh, and Professor Barrett kindly took me around and introduced me to famous scholars, whose papers and books we had studied. It was a wonderful experience, and I still remember the moment with emotion. Today, TMS continues this tradition of serving as a link between generations. I am deeply honored for the award received.”
- Citation: "For significant contributions to the understanding of mechanical behavior of materials specializing in effects of dynamic deformation, fracture fragmentation, and processing."
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
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SMD Scholarship
Kathy Elias -
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- Affiliation: Ohio State University,
- Quote: “Since entering college, I have realized that education is one of the greatest gifts that I can ever receive and share. I am proud to be a member of TMS and I look forward to using my education and abilities to contribute to the well being of our society and the world. I truly appreciate your recognition of my accomplishments and I will not forget the honor as I work towards achieving both my educational and professional goals.”
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SMD Scholarship
Jack Massarello -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology,
- Quote: “I would like to extend my appreciation to SMD for your generous financial support. Furthermore, I respectfully encourage all professional engineers at this year’s conference to interact with an attending student member. Your thoughts on materials science will encourage us, as well as stimulate our academic and professional ambition.”
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Edward Chen -
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- Other: Participation in TMS conferences has been an integral element to my educational and professional growth over the last ten years. I deeply thank the Structural Materials Division (SMD) for choosing me as one of its 2003 Young Leader Interns. TMS meetings provide a wealth of information through their outstanding technical programs and terrific networking opportunities with the present and future leaders of the materials field. At the Annual Meeting, I was also able to participate in a wide range of Society functions, some of which I have attended in years past and others that I have never been a part of. The SMD Council meeting provided a better understanding of some of the issues facing the Society as a whole and the dedication and commitment of those who serve at the top levels of the organization. In addition to these activities, I attended the Federal Funding Workshop and the Honorary Dinner for Professor Mike Meshii, who was my thesis adviser in graduate school. I am certainly looking forward to many more years of involvement and service to TMS!
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Guido Keijzers -
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- Other: I was pleased to be awarded the 2003 Structural Materials Division (SMD) Young Leader Internship. It enabled me to come into close contact with fellow professionals from the broad range of research laboratories to the field of applied technology. At this introduction as a Young Leader to the Society, I was surprised by the structure for some meetings, but during the process of attending the several (sub)committee meetings their function in the overall scheme, together with the goals of TMS, became more and more clear. It is impressive to see such voluntary commitments being made to exchange knowledge and experiences in the field of materials. I am looking forward to the upcoming fall meeting!
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Xinghang Zhang -
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- Other: It is my great pleasure to be selected as a TMS Young Leader Intern for the Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division (EMPMD; now Functional Materials Division). I attended the EMPMD Council meeting and was surprised to see how open the division is. Every member has a common goal: to serve the Society well and make it better in the future. Encouraged by Jay Narayan, Robert Shull, and Sungho Jin, I joined the Nanomaterials Committee and contacted two other committees. I also attended the TMS Fellow Advisory meeting and feel their discussion on the strategic plan for TMS improvement is very encouraging. I thank TMS for giving me this opportunity to see the Society from the inside and make many good friends. I expect to serve this Society for the rest of my materials scientist career.
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Jiantao Liu -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Kentucky,
- Quote: “I am deeply honored to receive this prestigious award from TMS. This award, combined with second place I received in the 2001 TMS Outstanding Student Paper Contest (Graduate Division), highly recognizes my Ph.D. work at the University of Kentucky. I would like to dedicate this award to my major professor, Dr. James G. Morris, for his outstanding guidance. TMS, through its sponsored meeting and journals, keeps me updated in the field of materials science and engineering. This award provides me encouragement for further success in my career.”
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Subhadarshi Nayak -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Knoxville,
- Quote: “TMS is one of the prestigious organizations, particularly for academic and research profession. A recognition from TMS serves in encouraging immensely for my effort. Also, it gives a feeling that my research is meaningful and of worth. I shall work towards my goal with renewed vigor.”
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
Roderick Guthrie -
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- Other: “Steel Strips – The Long and Winding Road”
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Alton Romig, Jr. -
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- Title: Vice President, Nonproliferation and Assessments
- Affiliation: Sandia National Laboratories,
- Other: “Nanotechnology: Scientific Challenges and Societal Benefits and Risks”
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William Hume-Rothery Award
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Chong Fuller -
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- Title: Research Staff Member
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, Tennessee
- Quote: “TMS is an active society to encourage the interaction between solid state physics and traditional physical metallurgy. In this regard, it is particularly gratifying to have our interdisciplinary research being selected and recognized. It is an honor to receive this award.”
- Other: Paper: “Physical Constants, Deformation Twinning and Microcracking in Titanium Aluminides”
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Man Yoo* -
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- Title: Research Staff Member
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, Tennessee
- Quote: “TMS provides an outstanding forum for the exchange of scientific information and ideas in materials research. This has played an important role in our research on defect properties and mechanical behavior of intermetallics. We thank TMS for this prestigious honor.”
- Other: Paper: “Physical Constants, Deformation Twinning and Microcracking in Titanium Aluminides”
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
J. P. Hirth - Details Not Available
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Paul Braun -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: University of Illinois, Urbana, IL
- Quote: “I am honored to be named the 2002 Robert Lansing Hardy Award recipient. This award provides important early recognition that will greatly assist me as I strive for excellence in both teaching and research. Recognition of young scientists by TMS is important, and I hope to inspire many young scientists in the forthcoming years.”
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Joseph Defilippi -
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- Title: Division Manager Product Technology Research
- Affiliation: United States Steel, Pittsburgh, PA
- Quote: “As an institution dedicated to developing a fundamental understanding of materials phenomena, pursuing excellence, and fostering the highest level of professional conduct, TMS has profoundly influenced my career. Without doubt, TMS uses the highest standards of any professional society to admit professionals to the rank of Fellows, a group that numbers only about 100 in the entire history of TMS. I have been fortunate to have been taught at Carnegie Tech and/or worked at USS with about 20 percent of this group. What I learned from studying their work and emulating their example became the building blocks of my success as a steel development engineer. Naturally, I wanted to give something back to TMS, and am humbled that such an august group of professionals believed my contributions worthy of the 2002 Distinguished Service Award.”
- Citation: For outstanding leadership, dedication, and service in advancing the financial well-being of TMS."
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Michel Rappaz -
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- Title: Professor Laboratory of Physical Metallurgy
- Affiliation: Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne,
- Quote: “Looking at the list of renowned recipients of the Bruce Chalmers Award, I am greatly honored to receive this very high distinction. I view it as a professional recognition of the scientific activity carried out in my group over the past seventeen years in the area of solidification and solidification modeling. In addition to the Ph.D. students, post-doctoral fellows, and senior scientists who have greatly contributed to receive this award, I would like to thank two persons in particular: Prof. W. Kurz, a previous recipient of this award who pulled me into this field and always encouraged me, and Prof. J. Rappaz, my single and mathematician brother, who introduced me to numerical methods and closely collaborated with me.”
- Citation: "For his outstanding contributions to the numerical modeling of microstructures coupled with macroscopic models of heat and mass transport in modern solidification processing."
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Educator Award
Alan Lawley -
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- Title: A. W. Grosvenor Professor of Materials Engineering
- Affiliation: Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA
- Quote: “This award is a true milestone culminating a career as an engineering educator that spans more than three decades. As a former president of TMS, it is an achievement that provides deep satisfaction – a ‘passing grade’ in my chosen profession. The endorsement of former students (now TMS members) is also a cause for much pride. Membership in TMS is a passport to lifelong professional involvement in materials science and engineering.”
- Citation: "For his many and varied contributions to high-quality and innovative education in the classroom, with his research and with industry."
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Ramana Reddy -
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- Title: ACIPCO Professor
- Affiliation: University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
- Quote: “I am deeply honored and humbled to be named the recipient of the 2002 Extraction & Processing Distinguished Lecturer Award. I am honored to be among those distinguished prior recipients of this award. TMS is the premiere professional organization in the materials field, and I am very proud to be a member of it. I am indebted to all my students, research associates, and colleagues throughout my career; without their support this award would not have been possible.”
- Other: Lecture Title: “Emerging Technologies in Extraction and Processing of Metals”
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EPD Scholarship
Kari Buckmaster -
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- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University,
- Quote: “I am very proud to have been named a 2002 EPD Scholar. It is a great acknowledgement of my efforts in both academic and professional achievement. My involvement in TMS has bolstered these pursuits through opportunities afforded and will be further assisted by this scholarship.”
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EPD Scholarship
James Kernan -
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- Affiliation: University of Texas,
- Quote: “TMS membership at University of Texas has begun my network of fellow materials people. TMS publications have expanded my breadth of metals and materials knowledge. This award has given me a personal boost and has taken the strain from expenses for one semester. Thank you.”
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EPD Scholarship
Skye Mallette -
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- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University,
- Quote: “I feel greatly honored to receive this award. This summer I took a position as an intern with a research company; it gave me renewed focus and excitement. However, the internship did not provide enough money to get me through another year of school. For this financial support from TMS, I am truly grateful.”
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EPD Scholarship
Robert Olson -
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- Affiliation: University of British Columbia,
- Quote: “What attracts me to the study of extractive metallurgy is its long, rich history exhibiting the best of human innovation and ingenuity. My gratitude goes to TMS for making me a small part of that history this year by recognition as an EPD Scholar. I hope to repay the society’s generosity by ensuring that my own ‘personal history’ is filled with lifelong contributions to our industry.”
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EPD Science Award
Alex Becker -
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- Title: Professor in the Department of Materials Science and Mineral Engineering
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, CA
- Other: Paper Title: “Toward a Probe for Velocity Measurement in Molten Metals at High Temperatures”
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EPD Science Award
James Evans -
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- Title: Professor of Metallurgy
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, CA
- Other: Paper Title: “Toward a Probe for Velocity Measurement in Molten Metals at High Temperatures”
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EPD Science Award
Hiroaki Hayashi -
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- Title: Manager in the Steelmaking Division
- Affiliation: Muroran Works, Nippon Steel, Muroran City, Hokkaido,Japan
- Quote: “This is my first paper for TMS, and it is my great pleasure to receive the 2002 Extraction & Processing Science Award. The award encourages me to attempt another topic in materials science including steelmaking and related technology.”
- Other: Paper Title: “Toward a Probe for Velocity Measurement in Molten Metals at High Temperatures”
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EPD Technology Award
Cees Buisman -
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- Title: Managing Director
- Affiliation: Paques B.V.,
- Other: Paper Title: “Recovery of Sulfides from Sulfate-Containing Bleed Streams Using a Biological Process ”
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EPD Technology Award
Cris Copini -
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- Title: Senior Technologist
- Affiliation: Pasminco Budel Zink,
- Quote: “This award came as a complete surprise to us. We were aware that this new technology could be an important development for the environmental performance of metallurgical industries. It is both gratifying and motivating for us that by this award TMS, as the preeminent forum for the promotion of technological transfer in the metallurgical industry, recognizes the importance and the potential of this new technology.”
- Other: Paper Title: “Recovery of Sulfides from Sulfate-Containing Bleed Streams Using a Biological Process ”
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EPD Technology Award
G. Janssen -
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- Affiliation: Paques B.V.,
- Other: Paper Title: “Recovery of Sulfides from Sulfate-Containing Bleed Streams Using a Biological Process ”
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EPD Technology Award
Sjoerd Vellinga -
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- Affiliation: Paques B.V.,
- Other: Paper Title: “Recovery of Sulfides from Sulfate-Containing Bleed Streams Using a Biological Process ”
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Jacques Malan -
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- Other: There has always been an unfounded skepticism in industry that organizations like TMS, besides being focused on academic circles, are restricted to their country of origin. Having attended the TMS 2002 Annual Meeting & Exhibition, I can assure prospective Young Leaders and members alike that these are myths. Despite being based in South Africa, I was selected as Young Leader Intern for the Extraction & Processing Division (EPD). In addition to the benefits of the position (i.e., monetary assistance for travel and lodging, etc.), being selected has in itself been a huge privilege, proving that TMS truly is a global player in the metallurgical industry. The symposia at the Annual Meeting covered such a variety of subjects that I had difficulty deciding where to focus my attention. I therefore spent most of my time at the "Sulphide Smelting '02" sessions, but also attended some presentations from General Pyrometallurgy and Waste Treatment. During breaks in the program, I had interesting discussions and made valuable new contacts with numerous people from all over the world. Besides attending the symposia, we as Young Leaders were invited to attend and participate in a number of high-level discussions that provided insight into the workings of the organization. These started with a Young Professionals Committee meeting, which served as an introduction to the program, with previous Young Leaders and TMS staff providing guidance. I also attended the Waste Treatment Committee meeting, Pyrometallurgy Committee meeting, Young Leaders Tutorial Luncheon Lecture, EPD Council, and EPD Luncheon Lecture, each of which added to the value of my experience. For me personally, the Seattle experience has been enriching for both my chosen career and for my personal development and I am looking forward to the next event with anticipation. Thank you to TMS, and particularly the EPD.
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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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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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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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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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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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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Felicia Costello -
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- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University,
- Quote: “I am honored to receive the EMPMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship. TMS has really helped me as a student — not just financially, but also by giving me many opportunities to learn about the materials community, attend professional conferences, and make invaluable contacts in the industry. I am proud to call myself a member of TMS.”
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FMD John Bardeen Award
John Poate -
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- Title: Chief Technology Officer
- Affiliation: Axcelis Technologies, Beverly, MA
- Quote: “The TMS John Bardeen Award is particularly prestigious, and it is a great honor for me to receive the award. As a Bell Labs alumnus, the associations with John Bardeen and electronic materials are especially meaningful. I have presented many papers at TMS meetings on thin film reactions, ion implantation in Si and ion implantation metallurgy, laser annealing and diffusion in crystalline amorphous Si. TMS is a unique forum for presenting and discussing those critical areas of electronic materials.”
- Citation: "For the development of ion beam techniques for the analysis and modification of new surface properties of several classes of electronic materials."
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
William Ready -
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- Other: It is a great pleasure and honor to be selected as a 2002 Young Leader Intern of the Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division (EMPMD; now Functional Materials Division) of TMS. This program is a wonderful opportunity to become familiar with the various aspects of running the Society that I might not have been exposed to otherwise. While in Seattle, I met many new friends, and renewed several old acquaintances. Interacting with fellow Young Leaders and meeting with the society leadership gave me a keen sense of the important issues that we currently face as professionals and as a Society. During the conference, I attended the EMPMD Council meeting where the Chairman, Bob Shull, specifically asked that I serve as the Division representative to the Education Committee. I have contacted representatives for the Electronic Packaging and Interconnection Materials Committee, as well as the Thin Films and Interfaces Committee and plan on becoming very active on those committees in the near future. I was also elected as the Secretary of the Young Professionals Committee. I look forward to the upcoming years of service to EMPMD and TMS.
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2002
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Frans Spaepen -
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- Title: Gordon McKay Professor of Applied Physics
- Affiliation: Harvard University,
- Quote: “I am very honored to be in the company of the most distinguished materials scientists, going back to the 1920s.”
- Other: “The Structure of Liquids and Solid-Liquid Interfaces”
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Laura Rowland -
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- Affiliation: University of Michigan,
- Quote: “I feel that being a member of TMS enables me to have a greater understanding of the research being done in the area of nickel-base superalloys at other universities. It also gives me a chance to share my work and discover new directions in which to proceed.”
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Brandon Wilson -
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- Affiliation: University of Florida,
- Quote: “It is an honor to be selected for this award. The superalloys committee scholarship will greatly reduce my educational expenses and allow me to focus more on education and research at the University.”
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
Laura Pocock -
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- Affiliation: University of Manchester,
- Quote: “It is a great honor to receive the acknowledgement of my achievements in the form of such a prestigious award from TMS. It will significantly aid me in the continuation of my study of materials science/education within university and beyond into the professional workplace. Membership of TMS is especially important to me as it provides the opportunity to interact and exchange thoughts and ideas with a host of people from all around the world, again furthering my education and broadening my horizons. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank TMS for their continuing support and service and look forward to attending the annual meeting.”
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Leadership Award
Robert Snyder -
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- Title: Professor & Chair of Dept of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
- Quote: “TMS is one of the world’s principle materials societies and has figured prominently in providing critical form to the development of modern materials. I am deeply honored in being chosen for this society’s Leadership Award.”
- Citation: "For his energetic leadership in materials science and engineering education and in materials characterization by automated x-ray powder diffraction analysis."
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Light Metals Award
Catherine Heath -
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- Title: Research Chemist
- Affiliation: Worsley Alumina Pty Ltd.,
- Other: Paper Title: “Some Aspects of Calcium Chemistry in the Bayer Process”
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Light Metals Award
Steven Rosenberg -
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- Title: Research Superintendent
- Affiliation: Worsley Alumina Pty Ltd.,
- Quote: “Our objective in writing this paper was to dispel some long-held (and erroneous) beliefs of the chemistry of calcium in the Bayer Process and to demonstrate how this knowledge could be put to immediate and very profitable use in improving the performance of alumina refining. We are delighted that our aim was met sufficiently well that it was deemed worthy of the 2001 Light Metals Award and we are very grateful to the Awards Committee for this honor.”
- Other: Paper Title: “Some Aspects of Calcium Chemistry in the Bayer Process”
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Light Metals Award
Darrel Wilson -
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- Title: Research Chemist
- Affiliation: Worsley Alumina Pty Ltd.,
- Other: Paper Title: “Some Aspects of Calcium Chemistry in the Bayer Process”
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
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- Other: N/A
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Margaret Hyland -
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- Affiliation: University of Auckland,
- Other: "Understanding the Effects of the Hydrogen Content of Anodes on Hydrogen Fluoride Emissions from Aluminium Cells"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
V. Kielland -
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- Affiliation: University of Auckland,
- Other: "Understanding the Effects of the Hydrogen Content of Anodes on Hydrogen Fluoride Emissions from Aluminium Cells"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Edwin Patterson -
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- Affiliation: University of Auckland,
- Other: "Understanding the Effects of the Hydrogen Content of Anodes on Hydrogen Fluoride Emissions from Aluminium Cells"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Barry Welch -
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- Affiliation: University of Auckland,
- Other: "Understanding the Effects of the Hydrogen Content of Anodes on Hydrogen Fluoride Emissions from Aluminium Cells"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Frank Hiltmann -
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- Affiliation: SGL Carbon GmbH,
- Other: "Electrolytic Degradation Within Cathode Materials", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award, formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Margaret Hyland -
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- Affiliation: University of Auckland,
- Other: "Electrolytic Degradation Within Cathode Materials", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Bryony James -
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- Affiliation: University of Auckland,
- Other: "Electrolytic Degradation Within Cathode Materials", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Parin Rafiei -
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- Affiliation: University of Auckland,
- Other: "Electrolytic Degradation Within Cathode Materials", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award, formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Barry Welch -
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- Affiliation: University of Auckland,
- Other: "Electrolytic Degradation Within Cathode Materials", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
J. Davis -
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- Affiliation: Wagstaff, Inc.,
- Other: "Advances for DC Ingot Casting: Part I - Introduction and Metal Distribution"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Gary Grealy -
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- Affiliation: Corus Aluminum,
- Other: "Advances for DC Ingot Casting: Part I - Introduction and Metal Distribution"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Einar Jensen -
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- Affiliation: Elkem Aluminium,
- Other: "Advances for DC Ingot Casting: Part I - Introduction and Metal Distribution"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Jurgen Moritz -
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- Affiliation: Corus Aluminium,
- Other: "Advances for DC Ingot Casting: Part I - Introduction and Metal Distribution"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Per Tondel -
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- Affiliation: Elkem Aluminium,
- Other: "Advances for DC Ingot Casting: Part I - Introduction and Metal Distribution"
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
James Evans -
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- Title: Professor of Metallurgy
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: “I am very pleased to have been selected for the Aluminum Distinguished Service Award. TMS, and particularly its Light Metals Division, is an important means by which I keep myself current on scientific and technological developments.”
- Citation: "For significant contributions to the Aluminum Committee and dedication to education and training for the benefit of the aluminum industry and TMS."
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Warren Haupin -
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- Title: Retired Senior Fellow
- Affiliation: Alcoa Laboratories,
- Other: Paper Title: “Inert Anodes for Al Smelters: Energy Balances and Environmental Impact” in the May, 2001 issue of JOM.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Halvor Kvande -
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- Title: Director of Technology
- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminium a.s,
- Quote: “We are very honored by this award and see it as a great recognition and encouragement. The subject of inert anodes in aluminum electrolysis cells will continue to be of great interest in the years to come. I have maintained active participation in TMS annual meetings and TMS Industrial Aluminum Electrolysis courses for a number of years. TMS has given me the opportunity to present research work and get it printed in the Light Metals Books, which now have become the major source of new information in the field of aluminum production. Also, I have benefited from the professional and personal relationships with fellow TMS members. “
- Other: Paper Title: “Inert Anodes for Al Smelters: Energy Balances and Environmental Impact” in the May, 2001 issue of JOM.
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LMD Light Metals Emerging Technologies for Metals Production Award
Ronald Cordes -
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- Affiliation: Plasma Quench Technologies, Inc.,
- Other: "Plasma Quench Production of Titanium Powder", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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LMD Light Metals Emerging Technologies for Metals Production Award
Alan Donaldson -
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- Affiliation: Plasma Quench Technologies, Inc.,
- Other: "Plasma Quench Production of Titanium Powder"
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LMD Light Metals Reactive Technology Award
George Chen -
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- Affiliation: University of Cambridge,
- Other: "Electro-Deoxidation of Metal Oxides"
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LMD Light Metals Reactive Technology Award
Derek Fray -
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- Affiliation: University of Cambridge,
- Other: "Electro-Deoxidation of Metal Oxides"
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Michael Balogh -
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- Affiliation: General Motors Company,
- Other: “The Relationship Between Microstructure and Creep Behavior in AE42 Magnesium Die Casting Alloy”
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Bob Powell -
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- Affiliation: General Motors Company,
- Other: “The Relationship Between Microstructure and Creep Behavior in AE42 Magnesium Die Casting Alloy”
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Vadim Rezhets -
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- Affiliation: General Motors Company,
- Other: “The Relationship Between Microstructure and Creep Behavior in AE42 Magnesium Die Casting Alloy”
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LMD Magnesium Technology Best Paper Award - Fundamental Research
Richard Waldo -
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- Affiliation: General Motors Company,
- Other: “The Relationship Between Microstructure and Creep Behavior in AE42 Magnesium Die Casting Alloy”
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LMD Scholarship
Wilhelmina Espinosa -
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- Affiliation: California Polytechnic State University,
- Quote: “It is a great honor and privilege to be chosen as the 2001 TMS LMD Scholarship recipient. This award is a tribute to all the people who have helped me attain what I have achieved today. These people—my family, friends, professors, and colleagues—share in this honor. Also the scholarship money will go a long way in helping me attain my goals and realize my dreams.”
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LMD Scholarship
Jack Massarello -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology,
- Quote: “It is with sincere appreciation to TMS that I receive the LMD Scholarship. Through student chapter activities and professional monthly journals, TMS has become a pinnacle of guidance and inspiration during my undergraduate years. Thanks to their support, I am one step further to accomplishing my dream of becoming a metallurgical engineer.”
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LMD Scholarship
Andre Phillion -
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- Affiliation: McMaster University,
- Quote: “Increasing the properties of Light Metals is important to advance technology. This award will enable me to concentrate on my studies in metallurgy and graduate debt-free instead of working while in school. Thank you for this gift.”
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LMD Technology Award
Chris Bickert -
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- Title: Consultant
- Affiliation: Aluminium Pechiney,
- Quote: “I have been a member of TMS for 18 years; I find it essential to be a part of it in order to fulfill my duties in aluminum technology. I am very proud of the great honor TMS is bestowing on me with this award. I plan to continue to participate in TMS events, trying to accomplish as much as I can for the development and the networking absolutely necessary in our industry.”
- Citation: "For leadership in furthering the technical progress of the aluminum industry through the TMS Light Metals Division and for fostering its international scope. "
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Kirstine Hulse - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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MPMD Scholarship
Jennifer Abrahamian -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
- Quote: “This award represents two things. First, it shows the power of computational modeling of materials. Secondly, it shows through hard work and determination materials properties can be pushed to new limits.”
- Other: "DRAGONSLAYER, the Stainless Steel Generation" (Materials Science and Engineering Undergraduate Student Design Competition Award Paper)
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MPMD Scholarship
Lian Cavanaugh -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
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MPMD Scholarship
Matthew Price -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
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MPMD Scholarship
Christina Scharer -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
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MPMD Scholarship
Lara-Mae Webster -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
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2002
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Khaled Morsi - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Chad Spore -
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- Other: As a Young Leader Internship recipient, I was able to attend my first TMS Annual Meeting in Seattle, Washington. This experience provided me new insights into TMS and opportunities to be involved in TMS committees. The Young Leaders program provides an excellent stepping stone for young members to a vital part of TMS and helps bridge the age gap within the Society. I would like to thank the Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division and TMS for this opportunity. I look forward to working with TMS in the future.
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Michael Gigliotti -
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- Title: Metallurgist
- Affiliation: General Electric Corporate Research & Development,
- Quote: “I am very honored by this award which affirms the worth of conducting industrial research toward adapting newly-developed processes and materials to commercial products. TMS membership and meetings-attendance are participation in the ideas-marketplace for our profession. The privilege to present results of work – and to get feedback from peers – is of great value.”
- Citation: "For contributions to superalloy eutectics and airfoil casting, development of Ti-Al alloys, and processing of Ti alloys to increase inspectability while minimizing occurrence of Ti-N inclusions."
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Shri Ram Arora Award
Shashank Priya -
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- Affiliation: University of Manchester,
- Quote: I am proud to be a TMS member and very thankful to be selected for this award. TMS provides the necessary connection between the large community of materials science and engineering and the individual. I am a great fan of Metallurgical and Materials Transactions . This award will provide the encouragement and support for me to carry out my research in the best possible way.”
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
George Gray, III -
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- Title: Team Leader in the Dynamic Properties Section
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory,
- Quote: “I am honored to be selected by the SMD and TMS as the 2002 SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award recipient. To be selected by my peers in this manner and by the society which has been such an important part of my professional career is still hard to believe. I am very grateful and will strive to live up to this honor.”
- Citation: "For significant contributions to the structure property correlation in materials, especially in the high-strain rate regime."
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
Stephen Bruemmer -
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- Title: Senior Staff Scientist and Technical Group Leader
- Affiliation: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory,
- Quote: “This recognition by the TMS Structural Materials Division is an honor. This division and TMS have been important to my technical career through involvement in various symposia and committees plus continuing interactions with key materials scientists at the annual and fall Meetings.”
- Citation: "For outstanding service to the TMS Structural Materials Division Council and the Corrosion and Environmental Effects Committee, and for the organization of multiple TMS Symposia"
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SMD Scholarship
Scott Erdman -
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- Affiliation: Illinois Institute of Technology,
- Quote: “This particular award and my membership in TMS are very important factors in my development as a student and towards my professional career. The scholarship symbolizes the culmination of four years of hard work and proves to me that the time I spent was worthwhile. In addition, the scholarship and the resources and connections that I have as a TMS member, provide the means for me to reach both the education and professional goals I have set for myself.”
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SMD Scholarship
Nathan Yoder -
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- Affiliation: Purdue University,
- Quote: “The TMS SMD Scholarship will be a substantial help in paying for my senior year. This scholarship will give me the freedom to pursue my goals, both personal and educational. It means a lot to me to be recognized and rewarded by a society in my field of study.”
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Shawn Knowles -
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- Other: First, I would like to thank the Structural Materials Division (SMD) for selecting me as one of their 2002 Young Leader Interns. It was with great pleasure that I participated in various Young Leader Intern activities, including the committee meeting, reception, and Young Leaders Tutorial Luncheon Lecture. These activities allowed the interns a chance to interact with each other, as well as other TMS members. I also attended the President's Reception, SMD Council meeting, and Nuclear Materials Committee meeting. These activities provided insight into the important issues facing both TMS as a Society and the individual committees. It was quickly apparent that TMS members are enthusiastic and dedicated to provide technical direction and leadership to the Society. I volunteered to help coordinate the Young Leaders tutorial for the 2002 fall meeting in Columbus, as well as review committee bylaws for the Nuclear Materials Committee. These opportunities will allow me to further develop working relationships with various TMS members. The Young Leader Intern program provides an opportunity to network with established professionals as well as young and rising professionals. I look forward to working with the 2002 Young Leader Interns over the next year and the entire TMS organization for many years to come.
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Raj Vaidyanathan -
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- Other: I am honored and very grateful for the opportunity to participate in the Young Leaders Intern Program. The program provided me with an opportunity to interact with other Young Leaders and TMS leadership, and participate in various technical committee meetings. I will be involved in programming and symposia planning for the Mechanical Behavior of Materials and Nuclear Materials committees, in future annual and fall meetings. My experience from the Seattle meeting suggests that this is an excellent program that sponsors young members from the materials profession and facilitates their taking a leadership role in TMS. I look forward to continuing my involvement with TMS for many years to come.
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Ayman Salem -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Drexel University,
- Quote: “I am so excited and happy to receive this award. It was one of my dreams throughout my graduate study. Being recognized by an outstanding society such as TMS is a great honor. Such recognition has encouraged me to work even harder than before. I would like to thank the TMS committee for the award and continuous support for student members. Also, I would like to dedicate this award to my father and my advisors, Dr. S. Kalidindi and Dr. R. Doherty, for their invaluable guidance.”
- Other: "Strain Hardening of Titanium: Role of Deformation Twinning"
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Jiantao Liu -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Kentucky,
- Quote: It is a great honor to be selected as the winner of this award by TMS. I would like to acknowledge my supervisor, Dr. James G. Morris, for his outstanding guidance. This award encourages me to keep going ahead in my research. I have benefited much from TMS by attending the TMS-sponsored meetings and by receiving the TMS-sponsored journals. I believe that TMS will help me achieve a successful career. I appreciate TMS for giving me this award. Thanks are also due to my family, teachers, colleagues, and friends.”
- Other: Texture and Grain Boundary Evolutions of Continuous Cast and Direct Chill Cast AA 5052 Aluminum Alloy During Cold Rolling
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
Steven Polasik -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Arizona State University,
- Other: "Fatigue Crack Initiation and Propagation in Ferrous Powder Metallurgy Alloys"
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
No award given.
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- Other: N/A
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
Alan Cramb -
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- Other: “Adventures in High Temperature Microscopy: Quantification of High Temperature Phenomena”
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Duncan Moore -
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- Title: Deputy Director for Technology
- Affiliation: Office of Science and Technology Policy,
- Other: “Continued Economic Growth and its Barriers”
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Larry Kaufman -
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- Title: Lecturer & Consultant MSE
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
- Quote: “This award has special meaning for me because of the personal relationship I had with Professor William Hume-Rothery. I was the Institute of Metals – London Hume-Rothery awardee in 1996. As a student I studied his book Atomic Theory for Students of Metallurgy. I first met him in 1960 when I chaired an AIME meeting on Phase Equilibria at which Hume-Rothery presented a paper. We corresponded for 6 years until we met again in Geneva at the Battelle conference on Phase Stability of Metals and Alloys. He invited me to write a review for Progress in Materials Science, which he edited (published 1969, vol. 14, pp. 55-96). This collaboration led to more correspondence, which is recounted in N. Saunders and A.P. Miodownik CALPHAD Pergamon/ Elsevier (1998) pp. 9-15. We were in the midst of an extensive correspondence when Hume-Rothery passed away suddenly in 1968.”
- Other: Calphad Thermodynamics
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Kwai Chan -
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- Title: Institute Scientist
- Affiliation: Southwest Research Institute,
- Quote: “TMS membership has allowed me to meet and discuss cutting edge research with other researchers from other parts of the United States and the world. These interactions and exchanges of ideas are important and essential in my job as a material scientist. Like the TMS membership, the Champion H. Mathewson Medal means a great deal to me because it symbolizes a long tradition of excellence in metallurgy and material science. It is with great pride and pleasure that I accept this prestigious award.”
- Other: Papers: “Evidence of Void Nucleation and Growth on Planar Slip Bands in a Nb-Cr-Ti Alloy”, “Effects of Ti Addition on Cleavage Fracture in Nb-Cr-Ti Solid-Solution Alloys” and “The Fatigue and Fracture Resistance of a Nb-Cr-Ti –Al Alloy”.
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Michael Vinarcik -
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- Title: Quality Reliability Engineer
- Affiliation: Ford Motor Company, North American Truck Quality,
- Quote: “I am honored to be chosen as the 2001 Robert Lansing Hardy Award recipient and hope to continue the tradition of excellence established by past winners. I am proud to be part of an organization that strives to develop and involve its younger members. My participation in TMS allows me to contribute to the materials profession, especially by helping to develop the licensing examination for metallurgical engineers. TMS will be an integral part of my future!”
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Carl McHargue -
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- Title: Director & Professor of Center for Materials Processing
- Affiliation: University of Tennessee, Tennessee
- Quote: “Membership in TMS has provided an opportunity for professional service and growth. Each of my activities in TMS has contributed much to my professional development. I am pleased that my activities in the area of education are recognized by this award. It reflects the TMS mission of promoting the education and development of current and future professionals and representation of the profession in accreditation of engineering educational programs.”
- Citation: "For decades of leadership in implementing new initiatives for the TMS Board of Directors, International Affairs Committee, Nuclear Materials Committee, and Accreditation Committee."
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Bruce Chalmers Award
William Boettinger -
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- Title: Metallurgist
- Affiliation: National Institute of Standards & Technology, Gaithersburg, Maryland
- Quote: “TMS membership has been an important part of my professional life. Since 1972, I have been attending technical sessions on various topics including solidification. In these sessions, I have had the opportunity to meet the leaders in the solidification field and to present the research that I have been fortunate to produce in the Metallurgy Division of National Institute of Standards & Technology. TMS established a solidification award in the name of Professor Bruce Chalmers, a pioneer in the application of sound scientific principles to the areas of crystal growth and solidification. Because this has also been my goal and because my education in the field of solidification began with a thorough study of his book, ‘Principles of Solidification,’ I am extremely honored to be chosen to receive the award.”
- Citation: "For showing how fundamental thermodynamic and kinetic models, with modern computational power, lead directly to quantitative predictions of the microstructures generated by solidification."
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Educator Award
Lawrence Van Vlack -
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- Quote: “The aspect of this award that would have pleased my father the most is the recognition as educator. Although Dad took great satisfaction in the part he played establishing the discipline of materials engineering, he considered teaching as his most important role.” Laura R. Van Vlack-Ailes, Daughter
- Citation: "For outstanding accomplishments as an engineering educator and administrator, author of seminal introductory materials textbooks, and major contributor to the understanding of non-metallic inclusions in steels."
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Paul Queneau -
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- Title: Adjunct Professor
- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
- Quote: “I accept this award with great pleasure. TMS has played an important role in my professional development for more than 30 years. New friendships and technical discussions, the excellence of the publications, and the opportunities for continued learning at both the local and national level, have been extremely valuable.”
- Other: Lecture Title: “Recycling at U.S. Plants Operated Solely to Recycle Metal-Rich Wastes””
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EPD Scholarship
Kevin Dring -
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- Affiliation: University of British Columbia,
- Quote: In the process of growing, TMS has provided both the means and the direction. Such an organization guarantees its success by facilitating those of others. I thank TMS for the recognition, and, on behalf of the University of British Columbia, for the valuable gift of literature."
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EPD Scholarship
Kristen Hartman -
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- Affiliation: University of Missouri,
- Quote: Being a recipient of this scholarship is truly a reward and an honor. The support of my education which TMS is providing is wonderful. The opportunities that TMS provides for professionals and collegiates to learn about the exciting advancements in our field and the opportunity to network at annual meetings is great. I'm looking forward to having these opportunities in February."
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2001
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EPD Scholarship
Matthew Lehmann -
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- Affiliation: University of British Columbia,
- Quote: Being recognized by TMS and the Extraction and Processing Division with this award is a great honor for me. It brings me great pleasure knowing that my university and my colleagues can also benefit from this award through the donation of the EPD-sponsored reference material. The support that TMS and the EPD have shown toward advancing education is a credit to both the organization and the industry."
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2001
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EPD Scholarship
Andrew Powell -
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- Affiliation: University of Illinois,
- Quote: "This scholarship is a tangible reflection of the hard work and effort I have put into my scholastic, industrial and social endeavors over the past three plus years at the University of Illinois. It also lets me know that others see the potential positive contribution that I will be able to make in our field Being awarded the TMS Extractive & Processing Division scholarship is a great honor. It is an even greater honor, though, because members of my chosen future profession have recognized my accomplishments as a student and as a young professional."
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EPD Science Award
Eric Allain -
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- Title: Researcher
- Affiliation: Lucent Technologies,
- Other: Paper Titles: “Kinetics of Chlorination and Carbochlorination of Pure Tantalum and Niobium Pentoxides,” “Extraction of Tantalum and Niobium from Tin Slags by Chlorination and Carbochlorination,” “Kinetics of Chlorination and Oxychlorination of Chromium (III) Oxide,” “Kinetics of Carobchlorination of Chromium (III) Oxide,” “Chlorination and Carbochlorination of Magnesium Oxide,” “Chlorination of Chalcopyrite Concentrates,” “A Study of Chromite Carbochlorination Kinetics,” and “Kinetics of Oxychlorination of Magnesium Oxide”
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2001
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EPD Science Award
Maurice Djona -
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- Affiliation: Laboratoire Environnement et Mineralurgie, France
- Other: Paper Titles: “Kinetics of Chlorination and Carbochlorination of Pure Tantalum and Niobium Pentoxides,” “Extraction of Tantalum and Niobium from Tin Slags by Chlorination and Carbochlorination,” “Kinetics of Chlorination and Oxychlorination of Chromium (III) Oxide,” “Kinetics of Carobchlorination of Chromium (III) Oxide,” “Chlorination and Carbochlorination of Magnesium Oxide,” “Chlorination of Chalcopyrite Concentrates,” “A Study of Chromite Carbochlorination Kinetics,” and “Kinetics of Oxychlorination of Magnesium Oxide”
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2001
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EPD Science Award
Ibrahim Gaballah -
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- Title: Senior Researcher
- Affiliation: Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique,
- Quote: “As TMS promotes the global science and engineering professions, I am honored to be a member of this global independent professional organization. The scientific and technical accomplishments of TMS enhance my vision of the current and future technological development of our blue planet. The professionalism, cooperation, and generosity of the TMS staff are valuable assets to promote reengineering of our production system and clean technology in meetings such as REWAS’99 that may be useful for future generations .”
- Other: Paper Titles: “Kinetics of Chlorination and Carbochlorination of Pure Tantalum and Niobium Pentoxides,” “Extraction of Tantalum and Niobium from Tin Slags by Chlorination and Carbochlorination,” “Kinetics of Chlorination and Oxychlorination of Chromium (III) Oxide,” “Kinetics of Carobchlorination of Chromium (III) Oxide,” “Chlorination and Carbochlorination of Magnesium Oxide,” “Chlorination of Chalcopyrite Concentrates,” “A Study of Chromite Carbochlorination Kinetics,” and “Kinetics of Oxychlorination of Magnesium Oxide”
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2001
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EPD Science Award
Silvester Ivanaj -
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- Title: Associated Professor
- Affiliation: Institut National Polytechnique de Lorraine,
- Other: Paper Titles: “Kinetics of Chlorination and Carbochlorination of Pure Tantalum and Niobium Pentoxides,” “Extraction of Tantalum and Niobium from Tin Slags by Chlorination and Carbochlorination,” “Kinetics of Chlorination and Oxychlorination of Chromium (III) Oxide,” “Kinetics of Carobchlorination of Chromium (III) Oxide,” “Chlorination and Carbochlorination of Magnesium Oxide,” “Chlorination of Chalcopyrite Concentrates,” “A Study of Chromite Carbochlorination Kinetics,” and “Kinetics of Oxychlorination of Magnesium Oxide”
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2001
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EPD Science Award
Ndue Kanari -
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- Title: Associated Researcher
- Affiliation: Institut National Polytechnique de Lorraine,
- Other: Paper Titles: “Kinetics of Chlorination and Carbochlorination of Pure Tantalum and Niobium Pentoxides,” “Extraction of Tantalum and Niobium from Tin Slags by Chlorination and Carbochlorination,” “Kinetics of Chlorination and Oxychlorination of Chromium (III) Oxide,” “Kinetics of Carobchlorination of Chromium (III) Oxide,” “Chlorination and Carbochlorination of Magnesium Oxide,” “Chlorination of Chalcopyrite Concentrates,” “A Study of Chromite Carbochlorination Kinetics,” and “Kinetics of Oxychlorination of Magnesium Oxide”
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2001
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EPD Science Award
Nour-Eddine Menad -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: Lulea University of Technology, Lulea, Sweden
- Other: Paper Titles: “Kinetics of Chlorination and Carbochlorination of Pure Tantalum and Niobium Pentoxides,” “Extraction of Tantalum and Niobium from Tin Slags by Chlorination and Carbochlorination,” “Kinetics of Chlorination and Oxychlorination of Chromium (III) Oxide,” “Kinetics of Carobchlorination of Chromium (III) Oxide,” “Chlorination and Carbochlorination of Magnesium Oxide,” “Chlorination of Chalcopyrite Concentrates,” “A Study of Chromite Carbochlorination Kinetics,” and “Kinetics of Oxychlorination of Magnesium Oxide”
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2001
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EPD Science Award
B. Rama Reddy -
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- Title: Scientist
- Affiliation: Institut National Polytechnique de Lorraine,
- Other: Paper Titles: “Kinetics of Chlorination and Carbochlorination of Pure Tantalum and Niobium Pentoxides,” “Extraction of Tantalum and Niobium from Tin Slags by Chlorination and Carbochlorination,” “Kinetics of Chlorination and Oxychlorination of Chromium (III) Oxide,” “Kinetics of Carobchlorination of Chromium (III) Oxide,” “Chlorination and Carbochlorination of Magnesium Oxide,” “Chlorination of Chalcopyrite Concentrates,” “A Study of Chromite Carbochlorination Kinetics,” and “Kinetics of Oxychlorination of Magnesium Oxide”
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2001
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EPD Technology Award
No award given.
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- Other: N/A
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2001
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Adrian Deneys -
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- Affiliation: Praxair Inc,
- Other: As a Young Leader Intern, I had the opportunity to attend several functions that I would not normally have attended (like the TMS awards banquet and the Young Leaders Tutorial Luncheon). The Young Leaders program gave me the opportunity to meet other TMS members, and other Young Leaders, which enriched my experiences at the TMS 2001 Annual Meeting & Exhibition. The award also provided me with much appreciated financial assistance for attending the conference, which helped justify attending the conference to my employer. I thank TMS for this award and am very appreciative of the efforts that TMS has made to reach out to younger members.
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2001
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Kirsi St. Marie -
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- Affiliation: Reaction Engineering International,
- Other: As a recipient of the Extraction & Processing Division (EPD) Young Leader Scholarship, I was able to attend theTMS 2001 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in New Orleans that I otherwise would have had to miss. Thus, I want to thank the TMS and the EPD for this wonderful opportunity. At the meeting, I attended several committee meetings: Young Professionals Committee, Pyrometallurgy Committee, and EPD Council. They gave me insight how the organization works and how to get more involved. I also attended the organizing committee meeting for the EPD fall meeting. I got to know the topics and the organizers of the meeting that I hope to attend later in the year. For this year's meeting, I had prepared a poster instead of presenting a paper. I also attended numerous technical sessions, the exhibition, and some social events. Altogether, the Annual Meeting provided me a good opportunity to meet old friends and create new contacts. Thanks again!
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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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2001
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Meghan Kerner -
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- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University,
- Quote: As I complete my undergraduate Materials Science and Engineering education, I am excited to embark on a career in electronic plans are to attend graduate school to study the emerging field of microphotonics. After acquiring an advanced degree, I plan to stay active in TMS and my community during my career in industry. Thank you for this generous award."
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2001
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Alex Zunger -
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- Title: Institute Research Fellow and leader of the Solid State Theory
- Affiliation: U.S. Department of Energy, Washington, DC
- Quote: “I am honored and would like to thank my National Renewable Energy Laboratory post-docs and staff for exciting collaborations on this project: J. Bernard, A. Franceschetti, S. Froyen, D. Laks, K. Mader, R. Magri, J.L. Martins, T. Matilla, A. Mbaye, R. Osorio, V. Ozolins, G.P. Srivastava, D.M. Wood, S.H. Wei, and S.B. Zhang.”
- Citation: "For his seminal contributions to the theoretical understanding and prediction of “spontaneous ordering,” phase-stability, and electronic properties of semiconductor alloys; for the impact that this work has had on experimental studies of electronic materials, and for his continued leadership in the field."
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2001
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
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- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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2001
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Niels Hansen -
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- Title: Head of Materials Research Dept.
- Affiliation: Riso Research Establishment,
- Quote: “It has always been a pleasure to participate in the annual meeting of TMS where highlights are the special lectures. The topics of these lectures are varied, the quality is high, and there is normally a large and interested audience. Therefore, besides being proud of being chosen as the recipient of the 2001 Robert Franklin Mehl Award, I look forward very much to presenting a lecture at the annual meeting of the Society where a special challenge is to present fundamental experiments and ideas in a way which may interest colleagues in fields which are not their own. Finally it is an honor to give this lecture in the name of Robert F. Mehl, whom I admired since my youth for his many contributions being a result of ideas based on deep understanding of important problems in the materials field followed by excellent experiments and clear physical models.”
- Other: “New Discoveries in Deformed Metals”
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2001
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Eric Caldwell -
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- Affiliation: University of Florida,
- Quote: “It is an honor to be chosen as a recipient of the 2001 International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship. I would like to express my thanks to TMS, the International Symposium on Superalloys Committee, and those who have helped guide me, for this award. This scholarship is a note of recognition of what I have done, and now what I have to accomplish.”
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2001
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Megan Cordill -
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- Affiliation: Washington State University,
- Quote: “This award will enable me to complete my undergraduate schooling and reach my goal of becoming a materials science engineer. The scholarship also shows me to focus on my studies and get the most out of my education. My TMS membership is a beneficial networking tool that is helping me make contacts leading to a future career.”
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2001
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
Matthew Schneider -
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- Affiliation: University of Idaho,
- Quote: “It is a great honor to be the recipient of the 2001 J. Keith Brimacombe TMS Presidential Scholarship. To me, the meaning is twofold. First, the award is a reflection of the splendid faculty in the Department of Materials, Metallurgical, Mining, and Geological Engineering at the University of Idaho. Secondly the award personally challenges me to continue the pursuit of academic, vocational, and personal excellence. I would like to thank the TMS Scholarship Committee, the professors at UI, my class- mates, friends, and family, and most importantly the Lord Jesus Christ – the Strength of my Life. Thank You, all!”
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2001
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Leadership Award
John Green -
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- Title: Vice President of Technology
- Affiliation: Aluminum Association,
- Quote: “The aluminum industry/U.S. Department of Energy partnership has enabled the development of several technology roadmaps on critical aspects of the industry. These roadmaps have helped align and focus the research and development activities of the industry, national laboratories, and academia for the overall benefit of national competitiveness. I have been fortunate to play a role in leading and coordinating this activity, and it is most gratifying to have this effort recognized by TMS. Contacts made over more than 25 years as a TMS member have greatly helped in this process.”
- Citation: For leadership in defining and implementing technology partnerships between industry, government, and academia."
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2001
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Light Metals Award
Sander Levy -
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- Title: President
- Affiliation: AluBest Consulting LLC, Richmond VA
- Other: Paper Title: “Removal of Alkali Metals from Aluminum”
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2001
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Light Metals Award
Ron McCarthy -
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- Affiliation: Reynolds Metals, Chester, VA
- Other: Paper Title: “Removal of Alkali Metals from Aluminum”
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2001
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Light Metals Award
Geoffrey Sigworth -
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- Title: President
- Affiliation: GKS Engineering Services,
- Quote: “The study (described in the 2000 Light Metals paper) represents a fine example of how scientific knowledge can be applied to a practical problem, to reduce costs and environmental emissions. I am proud to have been part of the Team, and pleased that others have recognized our contribution. Perhaps it will serve as an example for others.”
- Other: Paper Title: “Removal of Alkali Metals from Aluminum”
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2001
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Light Metals Award
Edward Williams -
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- Title: Staff Engineer
- Affiliation: Alcoa, Pittsburgh, PA
- Other: Paper Title: “Removal of Alkali Metals from Aluminum”
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2001
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Paulo Figueiredo -
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- Affiliation: Alcan Aluminio do Brasil,
- Other: "Control of Calcium Contamination in Alumina; the Ouro Petro Experience"
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2001
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Paul Hackett -
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- Affiliation: Alcan Aluminio do Brasil,
- Other: "Control of Calcium Contamination in Alumina; the Ouro Petro Experience"
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2001
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Steve Ostap -
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- Affiliation: Bayer Consultant,
- Other: "Control of Calcium Contamination in Alumina; the Ouro Petro Experience"
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2001
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Vikram Bakshi -
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- Affiliation: ICF Consulting,
- Other: "Perfluorocarbon (PFC) Generation during Primary Aluminum Production"
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2001
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Eric Dolin -
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- Affiliation: ICF Consulting,
- Other: "Perfluorocarbon (PFC) Generation during Primary Aluminum Production"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Jerry Marks -
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- Affiliation: Alcoa Inc.,
- Other: "Perfluorocarbon (PFC) Generation during Primary Aluminum Production"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Ruth Roberts -
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- Affiliation: Real Time Measurements,
- Other: "Perfluorocarbon (PFC) Generation during Primary Aluminum Production"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Pascal Clery -
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- Affiliation: Alcoa-Lauralco,
- Other: "Thermo-Electro-Mechanical Modeling of the Contact Between Steel and Carbon Cylinders Using the Finite Element Method", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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2001
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Mario Fafard -
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- Affiliation: Laval University,
- Other: "Thermo-Electro-Mechanical Modeling of the Contact Between Steel and Carbon Cylinders Using the Finite Element Method", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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2001
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
René Lacroix -
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- Affiliation: Laval University,
- Other: "Thermo-Electro-Mechanical Modeling of the Contact Between Steel and Carbon Cylinders Using the Finite Element Method", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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2001
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Yves Maltais -
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- Affiliation: Alcoa-Lauralco,
- Other: "Thermo-Electro-Mechanical Modeling of the Contact Between Steel and Carbon Cylinders Using the Finite Element Method", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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2001
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Daniel Richard -
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- Affiliation: Laval University,
- Other: "Thermo-Electro-Mechanical Modeling of the Contact Between Steel and Carbon Cylinders Using the Finite Element Method", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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2001
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
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2001
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Paul Campbell, Jr. -
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- Title: Executive Vice President
- Affiliation: Alcoa-Mt. Holly, Mt. Holly, SC
- Quote: “I am deeply honored by recognition of my peers and an industry that has and will continue to make life better for everyone. We produce a product, literally from dirt, that makes life more livable and we do it socially responsible, with respect for the environment and respect for the safety of all who contribute. We can only do this by sharing ideas and solutions within the bounds of prudence, business ethics, and shareholder value. The Aluminum Committee has clearly been the lead in doing this. I am proud to be honored by this group and TMS. My involvement with TMS and the Aluminum Committee has been educational, affording opportunities for my growth, has been professionally rewarding including my honor of the 1995 Presidency, and personally rewarding with all the friends I have made.”
- Citation: "For recognition of his leadership, dedicated service, and extraordinary contributions to the Light Metals Division."
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2001
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Alton Tabereaux -
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- Title: Department Manager of Extractive Metallurgy
- Affiliation: Reynolds Metals, Smelter Technology Laboratory
- Other: Paper Title: “Prebake Cell Technology: A Global Review” in the February, 2000 issue of JOM.
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LMD Scholarship
Simon Bellemare -
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- Affiliation: Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal,
- Quote: "This award will help me in my academic program and is a source of motivation to continue in the way of success. Metallurgy and materials science are exciting disciplines but, as other engineering fields, require hard work. I believe the award program of TMS and the Light Metals Division is a good way to promote our engineering field."
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2001
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LMD Scholarship
Cicely Coppock -
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- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University,
- Quote: As a student member of TMS I enjoy being able to stay abreast of what is happening in the field of materials through JOM. I also know that TMS is committed to keeping the highest standards in all it does. That is why it is such an honor to be chosen as one of the TMS Light Metals Division scholars for this year. This award will be a definite help financially and has encouraged me to further pursue my education in materials science and engineering."
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LMD Scholarship
Felicia Costello -
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- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University,
- Quote: It is with great honor that I accept this award. I work hard at school, and this scholarship allows me to focus more time on my studies and less time worrying about monetary issues. TMS is a wonderful organization for students and professionals alike. I am extremely grateful for this award."
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2001
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LMD Technology Award
James Evans -
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- Title: Professor in the Department of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: “Early in my career at Berkeley I recognized that the aluminum industry was a major contributor to the economy of the U.S. and was rich in technical problems to which I could apply my education. Consequently, I have found addressing these problems to be interesting and worthwhile. TMS has been the backdrop against which most of my professional life has played.”
- Citation: Presented in recognition of his extraordinary contributions to the science and production of aluminum through teaching, innovative analysis, and industrial application.
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2001
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
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- Other: N/A
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2001
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Ramana Reddy -
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- Affiliation: University of Alabama,
- Other: "Plasma Processing of Waste MgO Dust
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2001
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Steven White -
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- Affiliation: University of Alabama,
- Other: "Plasma Processing of Waste MgO Dust
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2001
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Banqiu Wu -
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- Affiliation: University of Alabama,
- Other: "Plasma Processing of Waste MgO Dust
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2001
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Keith Poole -
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- Affiliation: Ispat Inland Inc,
- Other: As a Young Leader (YL) Intern, I was able to participate in the TMS 2001 Annual Meeting & Exhibition in New Orleans. The main focus of my visit was attendance at the TMS Young Leaders business meeting on Sunday, where I joined the five other YL interns, along with young leaders from previous years. I was also able to participate in the membership committee meeting, which was a great experience for me. We discussed member retention, development, and participation, and about what value TMS can provide to its membership via the website and local chapters. During my second day at the conference, I attended the YL Tutorial Luncheon Lecture given by Patrick Taylor, Funsho Ojebupboh , and Corby Anderson. This gave me unique insights from a professor's, manager's and consultant's point of view. Finally, I also attended a full day of technical presentations covering skill training systems, elements of effective safety programs, void growth during ductile fracture, fatigue crack monitoring, current and future directions in sheet metal stamping, segmented dies for the forming of tailor-weld steel blanks, re-configurable dies for sheet metal forming, and steel sheet hydroforming. My attendance at this conference was a very beneficial experience for me, and I have several ideas for training that could be implemented at Ispat Inland. I would like to thank TMS for supporting me financially.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Darius Singh -
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- Affiliation: Ford Motor Co. of New Zealand,
- Other: As a 2001 Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division (MPMD) Young Leader Intern, I was given the opportunity to participate in the following meetings: the Young Leaders meeting and reception, MPMD Council meeting, Solidification Committee meeting, Process Modelling Analysis & Control Committee meeting, TMS Board of Directors meeting, and the awards ceremony and dinner. This gave me a tremendous insight into the inner workings of the many bodies within TMS as well as management of the entire Society. It was great to see the amount of enthusiasm, dedication, and personal time devoted in the various committees. The awards ceremony was one of the highlights and I enjoyed hearing and personally meeting those who were recognized for lifetime contributions and exceptional levels of achievement. This was a most inspiring night and I was honored to be among those who were formally congratulated by the Society and to see many examples of roadmaps for successful and rewarding careers. There were some outstanding presentations reflecting frontiers in science and technology and practical breakthroughs for industry. My main areas of research interest lie in aluminium shape casting, cast house technology, and magnesium technology and it was pleasing to see many excellent contributions in these fields. In summary, I believe that the objectives set out in Young Leader Intern program are well met as this is an effective and exciting means of getting young professionals involved in TMS activities and networking with other professionals and senior members. I am honored to have been chosen as a 2001 Young Leader Intern for MPMD and am very much looking forward to further participation in future events.
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2001
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Edward Loria -
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- Title: Metallurgical Consultant, Retired
- Affiliation: Universal-Cyclops Corp.,
- Quote: “This award means so much to me as it recognizes my career of over 50 years in transferring research findings and plant developments into commercial practice for a wide range of metals and alloys. It has been my life and I enjoy it even to this day. As a TMS Legion of Honor Member, the association and friendship with my peers has inspired me and benefited my work through many years of TMS activities.”
- Citation: "For transferring significant research results into commercial practice for a wide range of metals and alloys, over a career of more than 50 years with several companies and application to several industries."
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2001
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Subra Suresh -
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- Title: R.P. Simmons Professor of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
- Quote: “TMS has played an important role in my professional career, starting from my student days. I am truly honored to receive this award from the Structural Materials Division. I look forward to many more years of involvement with TMS.”
- Citation: "For seminal contributions to the understanding of effects of microstructures on fatigue and technical leadership in functionally-graded materials."
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2001
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
Edward Loria -
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- Affiliation: "Universal-Cyclops Specialty Steel Division ,
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2001
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SMD Scholarship
Justin Bellante -
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- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University,
- Quote: "TMS membership has provided me access to the professional world of materials science and engineering. It has both broadened my perspective of the field, and has increased my desire to be an active leader in the field. The scholarship will provide much needed financial relief for my parents and myself as I continue my education in the field of materials science and engineering."
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SMD Scholarship
Matthew Harsh -
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- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
- Quote: "I see my TMS student membership as a bridge between my education and my career. Publications and conferences allow me to learn about the latest advances in materials and to meet professionals in my field. It is an honor to receive this scholarship, and I look forward to contributing to the TMS community in the future."
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Nikhil Chawla -
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- Affiliation: Arizona State University,
- Quote: It is a great pleasure and honor to be selected as a Young Leader Intern of TMS. Interacting with fellow Young Leaders and meeting with the society leadership gave me a keen sense of the important issues that we currently face as professionals and as a Society. I have been active with TMS through the Structural Materials Division and the Composite Materials Committee, and I welcome this opportunity to increase the interest and activity of young members in TMS.
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2001
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Charles Mukira -
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- Affiliation: Arikum Materials Consultants,
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2001
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
David Mitlin -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of California,
- Quote: For me, TMS has always been an outstanding source of reliable and up-to-date technical information. It has also served as my link to the rest of the materials science community through publications and events. The TMS-sponsored journal, Metallurgical and Materials Transactions, has been invaluable for my Ph.D. research as a way to understand prior work done in the field and also to communicate my own results."
- Other: "Catalyzed Precipitation in Al-Cu-Si"
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2001
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Vasudevanpillai Ganesh -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: National University of Singapore,
- Quote: "It is indeed a great honor to receive this prestigious award from a leading world-known society such as TMS. This award has already boosted my confidence and has motivated me to further my career in the leading research organizations or to continue with Ph.D. program. I sincerely thank A/P M. Gupta for providing me the invaluable guidance, and to TMS for recognizing my research efforts through this award and for keeping me updated through its research publications in the area of Materials Science."
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2001
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
No award given.
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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2001
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
No award given.
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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2001
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
Nobuo Sano -
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- Other: "Thermodynamics of Slags"
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2001
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Bhakta Rath -
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- Title: Associate Director of Research
- Affiliation: US Naval Research Laboratory,
- Other: “Abundance of Frozen Clean Energy From the Sea”
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2001
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Balazs Gyorffy -
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- Title: Professor of Theoretical Physics
- Affiliation: University of Bristol,
- Quote: “Working in a department where ‘Metals and Alloys’ by Mott and Jones was written in 1936 and only a short distance from Oxford where Hume-Rothery did his seminal work and wrote his influential ‘The Structure of Metals and Alloys’ at about the same time, I always thought of the application of the KKR-CPA method to calculations of the electronic properties of metallic alloys as a continuation of the work of these pioneers. This award pleases me because it recognizes that the continuation turned out to be progress.”
- Other: “On the Quasi-Particle Spectra of Superconducting Random Alloys””
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2000
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Gary Was -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
- Quote: “TMS is the premiere professional organization in the metals community. The annual meetings, sponsored events and publications by the society continue to provide the ideal forum for the exchange of ideas and information among members of the metals field. Consequently, I and the students who worked with me on the research reflected in these papers, are deeply honored to be recognized with this award in such a prominent and distinguished forum as TMS.”
- Other: Papers: “The Role of Coincidence-Site-Lattice Boundaries in Creep of Ni-16Cr-9Fe at 360ºC” (Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, vol. 28A, October 1997), "Grain Boundary Misorientation Effects on Creep and Cracking in Ni-Based Alloys” (JOM, vol. 50, February 1998) and “Isolation of Carbon and Grain" (Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, vol. 29A, March 1998).
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2000
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Oscar Dubon, Jr. -
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- Title: Postdoctoral Fellow
- Affiliation: Harvard University,
- Quote: “I am very honored to be awarded the Hardy Medal. Throughout my undergraduate and graduate education, I was fortunate to receive guidance and inspiration from past recipients. Following in their example, I hope to carry on the spirit of this award through excellence in research, teaching and service. Receiving the Hardy Medal will certainly remain an important achievement in my career.”
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2000
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
No award given.
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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2000
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Angus Hellawell -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University, Houghton, Michigan
- Quote: “In a University setting, the progress of research, especially experimental research, depends critically on the efforts of dedicated graduate students, so I am pleased to accept this award on behalf of all those many graduate students who have successfully survived on my advice. I also accept the award on behalf of all those people who diligently pursue their research without thought or expectation of particular recognition.”
- Citation: "For outstanding contributions to the understanding of grain refinement, eutectic modification, and macro-segregation."
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2000
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Educator Award
Richard Hertzberg -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: Lehigh University,
- Citation: "For teaching, research and textbook contributions regarding the fracture mechanics and fatigue of metals and polymers and development of pre-college and post-graduate short courses."
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2000
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Derek Fray -
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- Title: Professor in the Dept of Matls Science and Metallurgy
- Affiliation: University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England
- Quote: “I have been a member of TMS since 1965 and have found it a very rewarding experience, both from the high quality of the publications and the stimulating annual meetings. Certainly, association with TMS has positively influenced my career progression. I regard the receipt of the 2000 Extraction and Processing Distinguished Lecturer Award as a great honor.”
- Other: Lecture Title: “Aspects of Technical Transfer”
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2000
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EPD Scholarship
Eric Chin -
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- Affiliation: University of British Columbia,
- Quote: “It is a great honor for me to accept the TMS/EPD scholarship award. This award greatly encourages me to pursue a career in the field of materials engineering while striving for excellence in the classroom and in the working environment. Obtaining this award has helped me gain a great deal of confidence and maturity, which I believe to be very beneficial for my future career.”
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2000
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EPD Scholarship
Michael Hales -
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- Affiliation: University of Utah,
- Quote: “I am very pleased to accept the award. It provides tremendous financial help. In addition, it is a great honor to be recognized by an international organization.”
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2000
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EPD Science Award
Neil Gray -
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- Title: Associate Professor and Reader in Department of Chemical Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia
- Other: Paper Titles: “Modeling Studies of Fluid Flow below Flash Smelting Burners Including Transient Behavior” (Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, vol. 29B, August 1998) and “Experimental and Mathematical Investigation of the Fluid Flow Inside and Below a 1/4 Scale Air Model of a Flash Smelting Burner” (Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, vol. 29B, October 1998)
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EPD Science Award
Jonathan Harris -
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- Title: Senior Lecturer
- Affiliation: James Cook University, Queensland, Australia
- Other: Paper Titles: “Modeling Studies of Fluid Flow below Flash Smelting Burners Including Transient Behavior” (Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, vol. 29B, August 1998) and “Experimental and Mathematical Investigation of the Fluid Flow Inside and Below a 1/4 Scale Air Model of a Flash Smelting Burner” (Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, vol. 29B, October 1998)
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2000
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EPD Science Award
Frank Jorgensen -
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- Title: Senior Scientist and Program Leader
- Affiliation: G.K. Williams Cooperative Research Centre for Extractive Metallurgy, Parkville, Victoria, Australia
- Other: Paper Titles: “Modeling Studies of Fluid Flow below Flash Smelting Burners Including Transient Behavior” (Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, vol. 29B, August 1998) and “Experimental and Mathematical Investigation of the Fluid Flow Inside and Below a 1/4 Scale Air Model of a Flash Smelting Burner” (Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, vol. 29B, October 1998)
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2000
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EPD Science Award
Ilija Sutalo -
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- Title: Research Scientist
- Affiliation: CSIRO Thermal and Fluids Engineering, Australia
- Quote: “Receiving this award helps give exposure to this work carried out on burners so more people know about it and helps inspire me to do future work in the area of research. It makes it easier to receive grants in this area of research in the future and shows that TMS supports research of flash smelting burner design and on extractive metallurgy of nonferrous metals.”
- Other: Paper Titles: “Modeling Studies of Fluid Flow below Flash Smelting Burners Including Transient Behavior” (Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, vol. 29B, August 1998) and “Experimental and Mathematical Investigation of the Fluid Flow Inside and Below a 1/4 Scale Air Model of a Flash Smelting Burner” (Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, vol. 29B, October 1998)
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2000
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EPD Technology Award
Harold Larson -
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- Title: Research Associate
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
- Other: Paper Title: “A Pilot-Scale Trial of an Improved Galvanic Deoxidation Process for Refining Molten Copper” (Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, vol. 30B, April 1999)
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2000
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EPD Technology Award
Uday Pal -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: Boston University,
- Quote: “This award shows peer recognition of our work, and that is very important to me. It will certainly motivate my research group to continue to work in the field of extraction and processing technology. My association with TMS has helped me to disseminate our research findings most efficiently to others working in this field, increase professional contacts, and lean about other significant technological and scientific advances in the field.”
- Other: Paper Title: “A Pilot-Scale Trial of an Improved Galvanic Deoxidation Process for Refining Molten Copper” (Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, vol. 30B, April 1999)
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2000
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EPD Technology Award
B. Schroeder -
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- Title: Director
- Affiliation: Reading Tube Corporation,
- Other: Paper Title: “A Pilot-Scale Trial of an Improved Galvanic Deoxidation Process for Refining Molten Copper” (Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, vol. 30B, April 1999)
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EPD Technology Award
Prashant Soral -
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- Affiliation: I2 Technologies,
- Other: Paper Title: “A Pilot-Scale Trial of an Improved Galvanic Deoxidation Process for Refining Molten Copper” (Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, vol. 30B, April 1999)
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2000
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Ned Bahtishi -
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- Affiliation: Western Zirconium,
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2000
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Michael Free -
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- Affiliation: University of Utah,
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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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2000
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Brant Blomberg -
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- Affiliation: University of Michigan,
- Quote: “TMS membership allows me to begin my professional career as an engineer while still in school. Through publications and conferences, I will learn more about my field, keep up with current technology, and gain direction for my career goals. Most of all, receiving the TMS/ EMPMD Gilbert Chin Award has renewed my faith that I can attain the goals I set for myself.”
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2000
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Y. Chang -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
- Quote: “I am proud to be a TMS member and extremely pleased that I have been selected to receive this great honor.”
- Citation: "For seminal contributions to under-standing of metal/compound semiconductor interactions."
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2000
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Daniel Branagan -
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- Affiliation: Idaho National Laboratory,
- Other: During the TMS Annual Meeting in Nashville, I learned a lot about the inner workings of TMS, renewed old contacts, and made some new contacts which will hopefully develop into future collaborative research partners. Since I did not have funding to attend the Annual Meeting, I did not submit an abstract. After learning that I was selected as a Young Leader 2000 Intern, I quickly submitted an abstract and was able to present my research on hard magnetic materials during the general abstracts session on Ferrous and Refractory Metals. Previously, at past conferences, I focused my time on the technical presentations but due to this program, I was able to experience some new facets of a professional conference. I attended both the Young Leaders Committee Business Meeting and the Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division Council meetings. I learned a lot about the inner workings of a large organization like TMS and was surprised to learn how valuable individual efforts and individual contributions of time are to the Society. My wife and I were also able to attend the AIME & TMS Awards Ceremony and Banquet and I enjoyed hearing the achievements of the award recipients who represent role models and whose lives represent roadmaps for success. In addition, I enjoyed learning about the relevant physical and mechanical metallurgy of the "Ancient Arts of Sword Making." I thank TMS again for this opportunity and look forward to continuing my education at the fall meeting in St. Louis. I have submitted an abstract at this meeting and will also be a co-chair during a technical session.
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2000
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Robert Rapp -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
- Quote: “As a graduate student at Carnegie Institute of Technology, I knew Professor Mehl and learned from his teaching, example, and leadership. He showed a real interest in my education, development, and welfare. I am pleased and humbled to receive the R.F. Mehl Medal. As a TMS member, I have enjoyed many advantages of membership: participation in programming, publishing and reviewing manuscripts, and presentations and attendance at interesting meetings in many cities. Personal contacts made through TMS membership have helped me professionally with technical problems and have led to personal friendships.”
- Other: “Some Generalities in the Analyses of Equilibria in Ionic Solutions”
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2000
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Elsie Anderson -
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- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University,
- Quote: The TMS Superalloys Scholarship will be much appreciated. This scholarship will allow me to complete my senior year without the additional pressure of outside work and employment distractions. My TMS membership has allowed me to learn more and more about The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society throughout my college career."
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2000
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Nap Chau -
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- Affiliation: Cornell University,
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2000
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
Paulina Kuo -
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- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
- Quote: “The membership in TMS gives me exposure to life as a materials professional and to current issues in materials through the society’s technical journal, JOM. I am also looking forward to attending the conference next March, which has been made possible through the scholarship award. Attending such a conference will be a new experience for me, and I think I will learn a lot about the role of materials scientists and engineers in industry as well as in academia. Finally, I am very grateful to the society for their support of my education through this scholarship.”
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2000
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Leadership Award
Yoshio Waseda -
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- Title: Professor & Director of Institute for Advanced Materials Processing
- Affiliation: Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
- Quote: “I have been very much honored with the present TMS Leadership award, and I am sure that I shall not forget this moment for the rest of my life. My recent contacts with TMS were the publication of JOM Vol.49, No.6 (1997) or during the 1994 annual meeting by giving my talk on behalf of the Japan Institute of Metals at the first symposium sponsored by the TMS International Activities Committee. The meetings are a great place to interact with many colleagues and exchange mutual interest. TMS is an important part of my professional activities. I think we have to pay particular attention to material processing for the 21st century harmonized with nature. We should try to create new activities covering the field of resources conservation and environmental protection, as well as advanced materials science and engineering.”
- Citation: "In recognition of his outstanding leader-ship in research on structure of non-crystalline materials, creation of new institutions for development of materials science and technology and commitment to global technical and human resource development."
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2000
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Light Metals Award
Ingo Eick -
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- Title: Senior Scientist
- Affiliation: VAW Aluminum Technology,
- Quote: “The Light Metals Award is a great honor and pleasure to me. It also confirms that there are still many topics relating to the cell and potroom, which have to be investigated in order to get a full understanding of the aluminum electrolysis process on the way to a virtual smelter model. This Light Metals Award serves as an added incentive to continue and intensify our research work.”
- Other: Paper Title: “Dimensioning of Cooling Fins for High-Amperage Reduction Cells”, Light Metals 1999
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Light Metals Award
Detlef Vogelsang -
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- Title: Senior Scientist
- Affiliation: VAW Aluminum Technology,
- Other: Paper Title: “Dimensioning of Cooling Fins for High-Amperage Reduction Cells”, Light Metals 2000
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2000
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
No award given.
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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2000
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
No award given.
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- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Rung Bui -
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- Affiliation: University of Quebec,
- Other: "Computer Simulation of the Anthracite Calcining Furnace", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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2000
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Jean-Francois Dessureault -
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- Affiliation: Alcan Smelters and Chemicals Ltd.,
- Other: "Computer Simulation of the Anthracite Calcining Furnace", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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2000
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Remy Hachette -
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- Affiliation: University of Quebec,
- Other: "Computer Simulation of the Anthracite Calcining Furnace", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Jean Perron -
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- Affiliation: University of Quebec,
- Other: "Computer Simulation of the Anthracite Calcining Furnace", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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2000
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Guy Simard -
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- Affiliation: University of Quebec,
- Other: "Computer Simulation of the Anthracite Calcining Furnace", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Paul Evans -
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- Affiliation: Alcan International Ltd,
- Other: "The Generation of AlmFe in Dilute Aluminum Alloys with Different Grain Refining Additions"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
A. Greer -
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- Affiliation: University of Cambridge,
- Other: "The Generation of AlmFe in Dilute Aluminum Alloys with Different Grain Refining Additions"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Richard Hamerton -
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- Affiliation: Alcan International Ltd,
- Other: "The Generation of AlmFe in Dilute Aluminum Alloys with Different Grain Refining Additions"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Warren Peterson Cast Shop for Aluminum Production
Mike Meredith -
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- Affiliation: Alcan International Ltd,
- Other: "The Generation of AlmFe in Dilute Aluminum Alloys with Different Grain Refining Additions"
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Subodh Das -
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- Title: President/Director of the Center for Aluminum Technology
- Affiliation: Secat, Inc./University of Kentucky,
- Quote: “TMS is the premier materials society in the world, and I have been privileged to be a member since 1975. TMS has offered me access to technical information, contacts, and most importantly, the professional and personal relationships with fellow members, which has helped my career in the aluminum industry. I have served in numerous capacities over the years. This award signifies that recognition always comes as long as you let it just happen. I am thrilled to be honored.
- Citation: "For his commitment to making the TMS Aluminum Committee an integral part of a unified aluminum industry."
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Barry Welch -
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- Title: Professor in the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Auckland,
- Quote: “Besides regular participation in TMS annual meetings and co-sponsored conferences, I have maintained active involvement in TMS, which I view as the preeminent professional body for extractive metallurgy, materials and minerals. Especially because of the way TMS fosters young engineers (through the foundation), I get considerable satisfaction from my membership.”
- Other: Paper Title: “Aluminum Production Paths in the New Millennium” in the May 1999 issue of JOM.
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LMD Light Metals Reactive Technology Award
Karthick Gourishankar -
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- Affiliation: Argonne National Laboratory,
- Other: "Application of Lithium in Molten-Salt Reduction Processes"
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LMD Light Metals Reactive Technology Award
Eric Karell -
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- Affiliation: Argonne National Laboratory,
- Other: "Application of Lithium in Molten-Salt Reduction Processes"
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LMD Scholarship
Bert Cantu -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology,
- Quote: “Both the LMD Scholarship and my TMS membership help reinforce the benefits that are acquired from hard work and determination. The materials industry is a very complex and competitive world. In order to be competitive, one must keep up to date with advances in technology. With this scholarship, it is my intent to pursue advanced publications and other information to help give myself the added edge to succeed. Also, a special thank you must be conveyed to my departmental professors for my accomplishments thus far.”
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LMD Scholarship
Meghan Kerner -
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- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University,
- Quote: “As a recipient of the LMD/TMS scholarship for 2000, I am very excited to pursue a career in materials science and engineering. I appreciate the warm welcome to this field and I look forward to contributing to TMS in the future.”
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LMD Scholarship
Marie Piche -
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- Affiliation: Ecole Polytechnic de Montreal,
- Quote: “I believe that becoming a member of TMS is a good way to begin an engineering career because it brings me up to date with the new research in the materials industry. I am grateful to receive a TMS scholarship; it enables me to focus on my studies without having to worry about financial problems. Maybe, in the future, being a TMS member will give me the opportunity to meet other engineers by attending conferences and other meetings.”
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LMD Technology Award
Barry Welch -
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- Title: Professor in the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Auckland,
- Citation: In recognition of his many contributions to the science and production of aluminum through teaching, innovative analysis and industrial application.
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
W. Kinzy Jones Jr. -
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Fiona Stevens-McFadden -
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- Affiliation: Comalco Research,
- Other: It was great to be able to come to the TMS 2000 Annual Meeting & Exhibition—once again "thank you" to the Young Leaders program and the Light Metals Division for their support! Sunday was very busy attending multiple meetings—Young Leaders Committee, Aluminium Committee, and Light Metals Division Council. Through the remainder of the week I also attended the meetings of the Public and Governmental Affairs (PGA) Committee and the Process Modelling Analysis and Control (PMAC) Committee. I found the PGA committee meeting very interesting as I had little understanding of how government policy and spending is influenced—in the U.S. and also I'm embarrassed to confess in New Zealand too! Now I have more understanding of how it works in the U.S. and a motivation to find out how it works in New Zealand. Through my presence at the meeting, the committee felt prompted to determine if their focus was solely on the United States or more international. At the PMAC, they were keen for new committee members, particularly in the control area, so I ended up joining and look forward to working with them.
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
No award given.
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
No award given.
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Angelique Neuman -
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- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory,
- Other: As a Young Leader Intern for 2000 I was given the opportunity to attend any committee meeting of my choice including the TMS Board of Directors meeting and the awards ceremony and dinner. Besides the above mentioned meetings, I chose to attend the Young Leaders Committee meeting and reception, the Nuclear Materials Committee meeting, the Waste Treatment and Minimization Committee meeting, and the Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division (MPMD) Council meeting at which Iver Anderson took me under his wing. Anderson invited me to a planning meeting for the next couple of global symposia and I volunteered to help judge student presentations. I also attended some of the talks and tutorial luncheons. All in all, I found this to be a great opportunity to network as well as listen to some outstanding presentations. I would like to thank TMS, the Young Leaders Program, the MPMD Council, and Iver Anderson for affording me this opportunity.
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Deborah Salmon -
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- Affiliation: Varian Medical Systems,
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Dwaine Klarstrom -
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- Title: Director of Research & Product Development
- Affiliation: Hayes International, Inc.,
- Quote: “I have spent most of my professional career in R&D on developing new corrosion resistant and high temperature alloys. This award verifies the success of that endeavor. I am especially proud of the fact that I was selected by a committee of my technical peers. No other such award would have as much meaning for me personally and professionally.”
- Citation: "For outstanding contributions in the invention and commercialization of HAYNES® 230™, B-3™ and HAYNES® HR-120™ that have been used extensively in flying and land-based gas turbine engines, and in the chemical processing and heat-treating industries."
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2000
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Hans Conrad -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus at the Materials Science and Engineering Department
- Affiliation: North Carolina State University,
- Quote: “I have been a member of TMS for 50 years. During this time TMS has played a very important role in my career in a number of ways: (1) Its high-quality publications have continually kept me up-to-date on materials science and engineering, (2) It has provided the opportunity to present my research to my peers for their review and comment, (3) It has provided the opportunity to develop many lasting friendships and (4) TMS has given me a sense of belonging to a worthy activity and to a group of professionals. Through these activities TMS has had an important influence on my professional career and has provided a stimulant for my research. I am indeed deeply honored by this award.”
- Citation: "For having laid down the foundation for the mechanisms controlling dislocation motion in BCC and HCP Metals."
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
Ram Kossowsky -
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- Title: Faculty
- Affiliation: Pennsylvania State University,
- Quote: This award is an unexpected honor. I was, indeed, the first director of the Structural Materials Division, and as such, was instrumental in its establishment and guidance in its first years. This award is a testimony to the viability and scientific, educational and organizational vitality of SMD, which is, of course, an essential part of TMS.”"
- Citation: "For exemplary dedication and commitment in reshaping TMS, serving as the first chair of SMD Council and in many other capacities since 1961."
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SMD Scholarship
Peter Kirkhom -
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- Affiliation: Pennsylvania State University,
- Quote: “Winning the SMD scholarship is a great honor. I am very appreciative of the society’s faith in me. I hope to earn that trust with continued scholarship and interest in metallurgy.”
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SMD Scholarship
Leta Woo -
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- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology,
- Quote: “I am honored to receive this prestigious award. In recognizing my accomplishments and efforts, the award will also help me in my education, allowing me to further contribute to the field of materials science and engineering. My membership in TMS has given me this opportunity as well as various opportunities to expand my knowledge of materials.”
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Katherine Chen -
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- Affiliation: Cal Poly State University,
- Quote: The TMS Annual Meeting was a great experience for me as a Young Leader (YL) Intern. All the committees were welcoming to new people and seemed to value our input. I felt I could contribute to TMS, and the YL program is an effective mechanism to get younger people involved (who might otherwise might feel too intimidated). I look forward to working with the highly motivated people in the YL group. I attended some good talks, and made valuable contacts. I'd like to thank the people involved with the program for allowing me to attend the meeting, which otherwise would have not been possible for me!
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2000
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Nathan Clark -
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- Affiliation: Meritor Auto,
- Quote: I would like to express my sincere thanks to the Young Professionals Committee and the Structural Materials Division (SMD) for the opportunity to attend the TMS 2000 Annual Meeting & Exhibition and to explore the numerous functions of TMS. All of the committees were extremely receptive and often asked for my input on key issues. The social events such as the Young Leaders Reception and the awards dinner provided excellent opportunities to network with peers and well-established TMS professionals. Through the Chemistry & Physics of Materials Committee I now understand and appreciate the tremendous team effort that goes into organizing symposia. The Student Affairs Committee demonstrated TMS's strong commitment to student outreach through scholarship presentations and the discussion/organization of student paper contests and poster sessions. The Young Professionals Committee was pulsating with energy, and showed what powerful ideas can come when a group of young, imaginative minds comes together. The SMD Council meeting was a great experience for me because it demonstrated how all of the hard work from the various subcommittees comes together in one forum. It showed me that the strength of the SMD is achieved by the sum of its parts, which are led by a team of truly dedicated members. In summary, the Young Leader Intern program is an excellent means of getting young professionals involved in TMS activities. I am honored to have been chosen as a 2000 Young Leader Intern and am very much looking forward to the fall meeting.
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2000
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Mario Arenas -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Alabama ,
- Quote: “It is a great honor to be recognized by TMS with this award. Without the support and guidance of my advisor, Garry W. Warren, this achievement would not have been possible. This award provides further motivation and encouragement to develop a better job in the future. I shall give God all the credits.”
- Other: Aqueous Corrosion Study of Melt-Spun NdFeB Ribbons with TiC
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Brahmandam Sudhir -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Science,
- Quote: “It is a pleasant feeling being selected by TMS for this award. I would like to thank my guide, Atul H. Chokshi, for making this possible. Further, I would like to see more of my friends win these prizes from TMS. Finally, I appreciate TMS for its efforts in encouraging students working on the three M’s!”
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
Thomas Davidson -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: McGill University,
- Quote: “Throughout my university career TMS membership provided me with a view of the industry I was about to enter, allowing me to make an informed decision on what areas of interest I should concentrate on. This perspective was provided through the supply of free JOM publications to the university and significant funding opportunities for field trips. Now that I enter into the field and pursue a career in materials engineering this award gives me confidence in my endeavors.”
- Other: An Introduction to Failure Analysis for Metallurgical Engineers
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2000
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
Jonathan Thomas -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Drexel University,
- Quote: “My TMS membership connects me with professionals in the materials industry. After graduation, the membership will continue my learning and keep me up to date on many areas of research. This award is graciously accepted with an eagerness to be a part of the TMS conference in Nashville.”
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2000
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
David Gaskell -
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- Other: "The Phenomenon of Slag Foaming”
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2000
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Merton Flemings -
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- Title: Toyota Professor
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
- Other: “Materials Education in 2000+”
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Armen Khachaturyan -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Rutgers University,
- Quote: “It is a great honor to be named a recipient of the 2000 W. Hume-Rothery Award for my work in the theory of phase transformations in alloys. I also consider this award a sign of a growing recognition of the role played by the theoretical research in the science of materials. It gives me a feeling of deep satisfaction to learn that my work is regarded by peers in TMS as an important contribution to the field. I would like to express my appreciation of the invaluable opportunities for a stimulating exchange of knowledge and ideas that TMS provides to the scientific and engineering community.”
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1999
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
William Boettinger -
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- Title: Metallurgist
- Affiliation: National Institute of Standards & Technology, Gaithersburg, Maryland
- Quote: "TMS has always provided an effective forum for the presentation of the latest in metallurgical research. My membership has given me the opportunity to participate in this forum. I am delighted to be honored with the Mathewson Award. I believe careful and clear exposition in scientific papers should be the goal of all researchers."
- Other: Paper Title: "The Phase-Field Method: Simulation of Alloy Dendritic Solidification during Recalescence" in Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A vol. 27A, March 1996.
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
James Warren -
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- Title: Physicist Metallurgy Division
- Affiliation: National Institute of Standards & Technology, Gaithersburg, Maryland
- Quote: "As a trained theoretical physicist, my TMS membership has been vital to my career. To bridge the communication gap between physics and materials science requires institutions like the TMS, and it has served in that role admirably. It is a great pleasure to be recognized by my peers in this way."
- Other: Paper Title: "The Phase-Field Method: Simulation of Alloy Dendritic Solidification during Recalescence" in Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A vol. 27A, March 1996.
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Yuri Suzuki -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Cornell University,
- Quote: "I am honored to be recognized by TMS at such an early stage of my career. As a researcher and educator, I hope to live up to the promise of the award and encourage the younger generation to pursue careers in science."
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1999
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
William Clark -
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- Title: Associate Dean, Graduate School
- Affiliation: Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
- Quote: "TMS has been invaluable to me in establishing my career. It provides a unique drum for presenting research accomplishments and ideas to others in the profession and for building a network of helpful contacts. My particular enthusiasm has been in showing young people what TMS can offer them and seeing the energy that they contribute. It is especially gratifying to receive an award of this kind as it signifies a recognition by one's peers of a contribution which has been valued by the Society."
- Citation: "For outstanding contributions to the growth of TMS student, student chapter, and local chapter programs and to the development of the Society's information distribution systems."
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1999
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Gerald Liedl -
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- Title: Professor & Head of School of Materials Engineering
- Affiliation: Purdue University, Indiana
- Quote: "Throughout my career TMS has been the focal point for educational activities in the field. In this function, TMS has offered me many exciting challenges to participate in the coordination of education-related activities among materials societies. Throughout these activities to create a new vision for the future of the field, I have had the pleasure to work with outstanding people in the field along with some exceptional TMS staff people. I am grateful for the opportunity to be a part of this effort and to be selected for the Distinguished Service Award."
- Citation: "For tirelessly championing the educational activities of TMS; Accreditation, Student Affairs, and the Career Resource Center for Materials Science and Engineering."
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Sam Coriell -
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- Title: Research Chemist
- Affiliation: National Institute of Standards & Technology, Gaithersburg, Maryland
- Quote: "My introduction to alloy solidification occurred at a two-week summer course organized by Professor Chalmers. I was later privileged to work with him and Tom Surek on the growth of shaped crystals. I want also to acknowledge my colleagues for their support and significant contributions to my research. I greatly admire the research of other recipients of the Bruce Chalmers Award and fortunately have been able to collaborate with many of them. Therefore, I am most pleased and honored to receive the award."
- Citation: "For his contributions to the area of solidification and crystal growth."
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1999
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Educator Award
Merton Flemings -
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- Title: Professor Department of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
- Quote: "No award could be more meaningful to a professor than this one for education. I am deeply honored."
- Citation: "For outstanding contributions to the unification of the field of materials science and engineering and education of leaders in materials processing and solidification."
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1999
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Claude Lupis -
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- Title: Principal
- Affiliation: Claude Lupis and Associates Pty Ltd.,
- Quote: "I am honored and delighted to see my professional contributions valued by colleagues and to find that my links with the TMS family are still very strong despite the fact that I have lived outside North America for a number of years."
- Other: Lecture Title: "Greenhouse Gases and the Metallurgical Process Industry"
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1999
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EPD Scholarship
Gail Samuels -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology,
- Quote: "Receiving this award proves that my academic pursuits are recognized and taken seriously by others in the field of metallurgical engineering. It also reinforces my belief that extractive and process metallurgy is the correct career path I should take. As a member of TMS, I am proud to be a part of a community of scholars and academics in materials science."
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1999
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EPD Scholarship
Pinu'u Stout -
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- Affiliation: University of Texas at El Paso,
- Quote: "Being selected a TMS scholarship recipient is an honor for my university and myself. This award reminds and encourages me to keep on working toward my goals that I can achieve! This scholarship will help open up new and exciting opportunities for my future."
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1999
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EPD Science Award
Sohini PalDey -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, India
- Other: Paper Title: "Synthesis of Ultrafine Particles of Intermetallic Compounds by Vapor-Phase Magnesium Reduction of Chloride Mixtures: Part I & II" in Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B vol. 29B, April 1998.
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EPD Science Award
Hong Yong Sohn -
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- Title: Professor of Metallurgical Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT
- Quote: "As a third-time recipient of this prestigious award, I am gratified that my peers recognize the research work I am carrying out with my students, especially considering the fact that there are many other excellent research articles published in the field that deserve recognition. It is particularly rewarding to receive this award together with my former student and coauthor, in that it is the students who actually perform the experiments and make the calculations. We shared many difficult moments as well as the pleasure of obtaining new and sometimes unexpected results; thus, it is very meaningful to share this award with such a former student."
- Other: Paper Title: "Synthesis of Ultrafine Particles of Intermetallic Compounds by Vapor-Phase Magnesium Reduction of Chloride Mixtures: Part I & II" in Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B vol. 29B, April 1998.
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1999
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EPD Technology Award
David Morris -
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- Title: professor with the Department of Chemical Engineering
- Affiliation: University of New Brunswick, Canada
- Other: Paper Title: "Oxygen Deleading of Lead-Bismuth Alloys" in Metallurgical Transactions B, vol. 26B, 1995.
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1999
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EPD Technology Award
Funsho Ojebuoboh -
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- Title: Project Leader
- Affiliation: Asarco, Salt Lake City, Utah
- Quote: "To me, TMS is a community; a community of shared interests in the way metals and, generally, materials make life better. Anything that facilitates the effort of the community deserves my participation and support. And when the TMS community recognizes an activity of which I am a part with an award, it brings me tremendous satisfaction and a sense of accomplishment."
- Other: Paper Title: "Oxygen Deleading of Lead-Bismuth Alloys" in Metallurgical Transactions B, vol. 26B, 1995.
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Boyd Davis -
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- Affiliation: Queens University,
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Robert Stephens -
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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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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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1999
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Mark Clark -
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- Affiliation: University of Idaho,
- Quote: "It is an honor to be selected as the TMS EMPMD Gilbert Chin Scholar. My membership in TMS has provided me with many opportunities and experiences that continue to motivate me as a student and as a researcher. I thank TMS for this prestigious recognition and the support of my education."
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1999
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Lionel Kimerling -
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- Title: Thomas Lord Professor& Director of the Materials Processing
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
- Quote: "TMS is the primary intellectual reservoir of the materials profession. Within TMS I have grown to appreciate the diversity of ideas and goals in the materials field. The annual TMS Electronic Materials Conference has been the testing ground for my research and a launch pad for its applications. I am grateful to be honored by my peers from who I have benefited so much."
- Citation: "Professor Kimerling is a world leader in the field of defects in electronic materials."
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Jessica Hemond -
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
C. Kao -
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- Affiliation: National Central University,
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1999
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
T. Ke (Ge Tingsui) -
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- Title: Professor & Director of the Institute of Solid-State Physics
- Affiliation: Chinese Academy of Sciences,
- Quote: "I started my research work on internal friction and anelastic relaxation in metals in 1945 at the University of Chicago Institute for the Study of Metals and have some achievements in the study of grain-boundary relaxation and non-linear anelastic relaxation associated with the interaction between point defects and dislocations. This research continued when I returned to China in 1949 and made more progress. The 1999 Institute of Metals Lecturer and Robert Franklin Mehl Award bestowed to me signifies the fruitful international science cooperation between the United States and China."
- Other: "Fifty-Year Study of Grain Boundary Relaxation"
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1999
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Swati Ghosh -
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- Affiliation: University of Idaho,
- Quote: “It is an honor for me and my university to be selected as the recipient of the TMS Superalloys Scholarship. I thank TMS for this prestigious award. The TMS membership has provided me with many opportunities to keep in touch with the professional world. Thank you, TMS, for your part in taking me closer to the ‘real’ world.”
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1999
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Faris Ohan -
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- Affiliation: University of Tennessee,
- Quote: “This award further motivates and financially supports me to continue learning about superalloys and materials. It also rewards me for being a TMS member and for my intention in life long learning.”
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1999
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
Chekesha Bradford -
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- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology,
- Quote: "I truly appreciate the commitment of TMS to education and to the materials science and engineering community. Through awards and incentives, publications, and symposiums, TMS continues to fulfill its mission to promote the science and engineering professions concerned with minerals, metals, and materials. This award is truly an honor."
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1999
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Leadership Award
Reza Abbaschian -
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- Title: Professor & Chair of Dept of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Florida,
- Quote: "This award is a great honor because it represents a recognition by my peers for the contributions that I have made to our profession. I am thankful to TMS for the award and appreciate all the Society's activities in promoting materials science and technology in the national and international arena."
- Citation: "For outstanding academic leadership and contributions to the materials profession through society and national activities."
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1999
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Light Metals Award
David Bristow -
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- Title: Technical Center Manager
- Affiliation: London & Scandinavian Metallurgical Company Limited,
- Other: Paper Title: "Modeling of the Effectiveness of Al-Ti-B Refiners in Commercial Purity Aluminium," in Light Metals 1998.
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Light Metals Award
Alice Bunn -
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- Title: Ph.D. candidate
- Affiliation: University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
- Quote: "The award came as a great surprise to me, and I am as honored as I am flattered by the presentation. Rewards such as this provide great motivation to progress in the field of materials science."
- Other: Paper Title: "Modeling of the Effectiveness of Al-Ti-B Refiners in Commercial Purity Aluminium," in Light Metals 1998.
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Light Metals Award
Paul Evans -
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- Title: Technical Leader of rolling processes
- Affiliation: Alcan International,
- Other: Paper Title: "Modeling of the Effectiveness of Al-Ti-B Refiners in Commercial Purity Aluminium," in Light Metals 1998.
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Light Metals Award
A. Greer -
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- Title: Reader in Microstructural Kinetics
- Affiliation: University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
- Other: Paper Title: "Modeling of the Effectiveness of Al-Ti-B Refiners in Commercial Purity Aluminium," in Light Metals 1998.
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1999
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1999
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Darrell Chin -
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- Affiliation: University of Auckland,
- Other: "Sulfur and Fluorine Containing Anode Gas Produced During Normal Electrolysis and Approaching an Anode Effect"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Mark Dorreen -
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- Affiliation: University of Auckland,
- Other: "Sulfur and Fluorine Containing Anode Gas Produced During Normal Electrolysis and Approaching an Anode Effect"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Margaret Hyland -
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- Affiliation: University of Auckland,
- Other: "Sulfur and Fluorine Containing Anode Gas Produced During Normal Electrolysis and Approaching an Anode Effect"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Jackie Lee -
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- Affiliation: University of Auckland,
- Other: "Sulfur and Fluorine Containing Anode Gas Produced During Normal Electrolysis and Approaching an Anode Effect"
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Barry Welch -
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- Affiliation: University of Auckland,
- Other: "Sulfur and Fluorine Containing Anode Gas Produced During Normal Electrolysis and Approaching an Anode Effect"
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1999
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Frank Hiltmann -
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- Affiliation: Hoechst,
- Other: "Titanium Diboride Plasma Coating of Carbon Cathode Materials", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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1999
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Katharina Seitz -
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- Affiliation: Hoechst,
- Other: "Titanium Diboride Plasma Coating of Carbon Cathode Materials", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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1999
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
John Jacoby -
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- Title: Consultant
- Quote: "The Light Metals Division of TMS is an outstanding organization. Recognition by your peers in this group is a high honor. I accept the award with humility because there are many other individuals who are also worthy of this recognition. TMS has created many opportunities for me to develop working relationships and friendships with other individuals in the aluminum industry with similar problems and interests. Each TMS Annual Meeting is anxiously anticipated so friendships can be renewed."
- Citation: "Presented for dedicated service and extraordinary contributions to technology and safety of enduring benefit to TMS, its membership, and the international aluminum community."
- Other: Developer and Presenter of the TMS short course "Safe Practices for Handling Molten Aluminum"
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1999
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Harald Oye -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Norwegian University of Science and Technology,
- Other: Paper Title: "Cathode Performance: The Influence of Design, Operations, and Operating Conditions" in JOM, February 1998.
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Barry Welch -
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- Title: Professor in the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Auckland,
- Other: Paper Title: "Cathode Performance: The Influence of Design, Operations, and Operating Conditions" in JOM, February 1998.
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LMD Light Metals Reactive Technology Award
Cris Eberle -
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- Affiliation: Argonne National Laboratory,
- Other: "Corrosion of Non-Ferrous Materials and Liquid Lithium and Lithium Chloride"
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LMD Light Metals Reactive Technology Award
Brajendra Mishra -
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- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines,
- Other: "Corrosion of Non-Ferrous Materials and Liquid Lithium and Lithium Chloride"
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LMD Light Metals Reactive Technology Award
David Olson -
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- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines,
- Other: "Corrosion of Non-Ferrous Materials and Liquid Lithium and Lithium Chloride"
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LMD Scholarship
Carlos Garcia -
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- Affiliation: California Polytechnic State University,
- Quote: "This award will help me in continuing my education. I plan on attending graduate school in the Fall 1999 and will use the money to cover the expenses in getting situated at my new school. I appreciate the TMS organization and my membership for providing the help."
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LMD Scholarship
Larissa Rodzianko -
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- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University,
- Quote: "Both the TMS Light Metals Division scholarship and the TMS student membership have meant having the advantage of a professional society to guide and support me in my endeavors as a student of materials science. I am especially honored to have been chosen for the TMS LMD scholarship and will continue to strive for the best in all that I do."
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1999
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LMD Scholarship
Michael Winnen - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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LMD Scholarship
Hatem Zurob -
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- Affiliation: McMaster University,
- Quote: "I am honored to be the recipient of the LMD award. I am grateful for the kind encouragement and support of TMS. For my part, I promise to continue my hard work to be deserving of your trust."
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1999
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LMD Technology Award
Ernest Dewing - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Aaron Childs -
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- Affiliation: Reynolds Metals Company,
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1999
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Murat Tiryakioglu -
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- Affiliation: Western Kentucky University,
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1999
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Raja Roy -
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- Affiliation: University of Toronto,
- Other: "The Role of Salt Flux in Recycling of Aluminum"
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LMD/EPD Subject Award - Recycling
Yogeshwar Sahai -
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- Affiliation: Ohio State University,
- Other: "The Role of Salt Flux in Recycling of Aluminum"
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MPMD Scholarship
Suman Das -
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- Other: (Powder Materials Committee Award winner)
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1999
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
David Alven -
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- Affiliation: Aerojet Ordnance Tennessee,
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1999
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Canan Hardwicke -
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- Affiliation: General Electric,
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1999
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Janice Klansky -
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- Affiliation: Buehler Ltd.,
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
H. Hayden -
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- Title: Manager, Engineering Materials Section
- Affiliation: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
- Quote: "Applying technology to practice as new production processes and new products is the determinant for establishing the real value of research and development. The creation of market opportunities exceeds the creation of knowledge as the essential basis for ensuring continuing support for technology development. I am very honored to be recognized by TMS for my role in applying materials technology to practice. I hope that my continuing efforts in support of advanced materials will match the spirit of this award."
- Citation: "For his many successes in translating material research into commercial products and processes."
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1999
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Reza Abbaschian -
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- Title: Professor and Chair of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Florida,
- Quote: "I am grateful to the TMS Structural Materials Division for honoring me with this great award. It recognizes the contributions of my students and colleagues with whom I have had the pleasure of collaborating over the past three decades. I would like to thank TMS on behalf of all of us for providing a professional home and an outlet for our work."
- Citation: "For his outstanding scientific and technical contributions in solidification and processing of composites, leadership in MSE education, and service to the Society."
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1999
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
No award given.
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1999
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SMD Scholarship
Edward Hutchins -
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- Affiliation: Cornell University,
- Quote: "To be selected as one of the two SMD scholars this year is undeniably the greatest award I have received in recognition of my academic pursuits. I am truly honored by the reflection this award has on both my work and my university, as it comes from a society with such notoriety and respect among professional materials scientists and engineers. To TMS and the Structural Materials Division, I extend my deepest thanks."
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1999
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SMD Scholarship
Christine Suminski -
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- Affiliation: Purdue University,
- Quote: "Receiving this scholarship is an extreme honor for me. It proves that hard work and dedication do pay off in the end. It makes me very proud of the academic institution I attend, Purdue University, and the high caliber education I have received."
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1999
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Carl Boehlert -
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- Affiliation: Johns Hopkins University,
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1999
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Pragati Kumar -
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1999
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Robert Wu -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin-Madison,
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1999
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
Priscilla Bernikowicz -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
- Quote: "I chose materials science and engineering as a major two years ago because it paralleled my interest in research and design. The research I was privileged to take part in with Professor Gary Olson was where my classroom education was applied, solidified, and confirmed. The TMS award is for me the first event in my undergraduate study that signals my achievement in the field of materials science and engineering. Thank you TMS and Professor Olson for gracing me with such an opportunity."
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1999
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
Mark Clark -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Idaho,
- Quote: "It is a privilege to have my undergraduate research recognized by TMS. This paper is the culmination of research performed with Dr. Yang-Ki Hong and Dr. Wei Yeh."
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1999
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
Pyiyen Tanna -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of Toronto,
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1999
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
John d’Entremont -
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- Other: “Problem Solving in the Chemical Process Metallurgy Area: Creativity vs. Technique - Toolbox and Tactics”
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1999
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Mary Lowe Good -
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- Title: Donaghey University Professor
- Affiliation: University of Arkansas,
- Other: “Materials in the 21st Century – Global Economy Innovation vs. Discovery”
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1999
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Mats Hillert -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
- Other: "Interactions of Solutes with Migrating Interfaces in Alloys"
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1998
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Charles Vives -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of Avignon,
- Quote: "TMS has enabled me to establish very productive relationships with researchers from all over the world. This has helped me to develop very close cooperative research efforts and has even led to solid friendships with several eminent scientists."
- Other: Paper Titles: "Elaboration of Semisolid Alloys by Means of New Electromagnetic Rheocasting Processes" and "Elaboration of Metal-Matrix Composites from Thixotropic Alloy Slurries Using a New Magnetohydrodynamic Caster"
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1998
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Stuart Maloy -
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- Title: Staff Member
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Lab, Los Alamos, NM
- Quote: "There are two important lessons that I have learned through TMS membership and receiving this award. First, through the speeches I have given and the meetings I have attended, I learned the importance of collaborating with fellow researchers. Although we are all great minds on our own, it is only through working together that we reap the complete benefits of our individual research. Second, in preparing for speeches and writing papers, there is no substitute for hard work. No matter how difficult it seems during the process, it always eventually pays off in the end."
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1998
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Fiona Doyle -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, California
- Quote: "TMS provides the technical information and professional contracts that one would expect from an international professional society. In addition, I have benefited enormously from the support and encouragement of a large number of TMS members who offered me opportunities to demonstrate my technical and organizational abilities. Young members don't need an established track record to get involved; they just need interest and enthusiasm."
- Citation: "For her outstanding organization of, and contribution to, the EPD Division and for her overall dedication to the programming and student affairs activities of TMS."
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1998
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Garry Warren -
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- Title: Professor Department of Metallurgical & Materials Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, Alabama
- Quote: "My association with TMS has been the most rewarding professional society relationship in my career. Not only has TMS provided me with an outlet for my research, but is has also been an avenue for both my students and I to make important contacts with other professionals. However, in my opinion the most rewarding aspect of TMS membership has been my attendance at the annual meetings--I haven't missed one since 1977--and the opportunity they offer to recharge my batteries with stimulating papers and conversations with colleagues."
- Citation: "For exceptional dedication and commitment to the professional development of students and for being a tireless and most effective worker for TMS."
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1998
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Robert Sekerka -
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- Title: Professor of Physics & Mathematics
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- Quote: "This award is meaningful to me because it indicates that my peers in TMS understand and care about my research and regard it as a meaningful and important contribution to society. By its very nature, basic research, which is what I do, is difficult to connect at the time when it is performed with practical results, which often result 10-15 years later in unanticipated ways. This award assures me that somebody really cares and inspires me to try to do even more and better work in the future."
- Citation: "For seminal contributions to solidification processing including the development of morphological stability theory, which provides the basis for understanding the evolution of crystal morphology."
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1998
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Educator Award
Reza Abbaschian -
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- Title: Professor & Chair, Department of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Florida, Florida
- Quote: "An important aspect of educating our students is to enable them to relate engineering fundamentals they acquire in the classroom to industrial applications. TMS, as a society that covers both the scientific and engineering aspects of materials, provides a natural professional home for educators such as myself and our students."
- Citation: "Outstanding educator, leader, researcher, and inventor who provides a modern standard for today's academician."
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1998
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Michael Nicol -
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- Title: Mintek Research Professor in the School of Process and Matls Engrg
- Affiliation: University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa
- Quote: "This award is the culmination of a research career in extractive metallurgy that spans almost 30 years. Recognition by an award from one's peers is precious, but it would not have been possible without the enthusiastic support and hard work of my many colleagues. I trust that they will derive some satisfaction from their knowledge of their unique contribution."
- Other: Lecture Title: "Hydrometallurgy: The Crossroads of Science and Engineering"
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1998
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EPD Scholarship
No award given.
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- Other: N/A
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1998
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EPD Science Award
Mark Pritzker -
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- Title: Associate Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Waterloo, Canada
- Quote: "It is always an honor to be recognized by your peers. I was originally attracted to the idea of a research career due to my interest in extractive metallurgy, and so it is particularly gratifying to receive this award. Although the framework of the shrinking core model has, for many years, served us well in the analysis of hydrometallurgical leaching data, there is still potential to broaden its scope and more directly integrate it into the mechanisms of individual leaching systems. I hope that your recognition of my paper will generate more interest in such efforts."
- Other: Paper Title: "The Role of Migration in Shrinking-Core Leaching Reactions Controlled by Pore Transport" in Metallurgical & Materials Transactions B, vol. 26B, 1995.
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1998
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EPD Technology Award
Donald Hershey -
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- Title: Engineer
- Affiliation: Procter and Gamble Company,
- Other: Paper Titles: "Numerical Study of Steady Turbulent Flow through Bifurcated Nozzles in Continuous Casting" by F.M. Najjar, B.G. Thomas, and D. Hershey; and "Flow and Thermal Behavior of the Top Surface Flux/Powder Layers in Continuous Casting Molds" by R.W. McDavid and B.G. Thomas; in Metallurgical & Materials Transactions B, vol. 26B, 1995.
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1998
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EPD Technology Award
Robert McDavid -
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- Title: Senior Project Engineer/Consultant
- Affiliation: Automated Analysis Corporation/Caterpiller,
- Other: Paper Titles: "Numerical Study of Steady Turbulent Flow through Bifurcated Nozzles in Continuous Casting" by F.M. Najjar, B.G. Thomas, and D. Hershey; and "Flow and Thermal Behavior of the Top Surface Flux/Powder Layers in Continuous Casting Molds" by R.W. McDavid and B.G. Thomas; in Metallurgical & Materials Transactions B, vol. 26B, 1995.
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1998
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EPD Technology Award
Fady Najjar -
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- Title: Senior Systems Engineer
- Affiliation: University of Illinois,
- Quote: "The Extraction & Processing Technology Award represents the recognition of TMS of leading-edge research through a multidisciplinary environment. This award clearly reflects the continuous commitment from TMS to support innovative research. Being an award recipient means that TMS envisions the role of computational techniques as critical and complementary to experimental studies. Thus, TMS emphasizes the importance of high-performance computing in this research field."
- Other: Paper Titles: "Numerical Study of Steady Turbulent Flow through Bifurcated Nozzles in Continuous Casting" by F.M. Najjar, B.G. Thomas, and D. Hershey; and "Flow and Thermal Behavior of the Top Surface Flux/Powder Layers in Continuous Casting Molds" by R.W. McDavid and B.G. Thomas; in Metallurgical & Materials Transactions B, vol. 26B, 1995.
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1998
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EPD Technology Award
Brian Thomas -
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- Title: Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Illinois,
- Other: Paper Titles: "Numerical Study of Steady Turbulent Flow through Bifurcated Nozzles in Continuous Casting" by F.M. Najjar, B.G. Thomas, and D. Hershey; and "Flow and Thermal Behavior of the Top Surface Flux/Powder Layers in Continuous Casting Molds" by R.W. McDavid and B.G. Thomas; in Metallurgical & Materials Transactions B, vol. 26B, 1995.
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1998
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Samuel Davis -
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1998
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Saskia Duyvesteyn -
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- Affiliation: University of Utah,
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1998
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Elliott Schwartz -
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- Affiliation: MPM Corporation,
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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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1998
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
No award given.
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- Other: N/A
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1998
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Subhash Mahajan -
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- Title: Professor of Electronic Materials
- Affiliation: Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
- Quote: "This award represents a recognition of the collective effort of my colleagues over the years. The field of electronic materials is so vast that complementary strengths must be brought to bear to resolve various scientific issues. During my career, I have been privileged to have worked with a large number of competent colleagues, and I dedicate this award to them."
- Citation: "For seminal contributions in understanding the origins of growth- and processing-induced defects in semiconductors and their influence on device behavior."
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1998
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Zi-Kui Liu -
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- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin,
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1998
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Mark Palmer -
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- Affiliation: Virginia Commonwealth University,
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1998
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Paul Shewmon -
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- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
- Quote: "It is always pleasing to be recognized by your peers with an honor like this. When the Mehl Award was set up, Professor Mehl joked/commented to me that I might receive it someday; I was then an assistant professor in his department."
- Other: "Grain Boundary Fracture"
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1998
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Tonya Faust -
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- Affiliation: Pennsylvania State University,
- Quote: "This award will help me to further my progress in the field of metals science and engineering. I wish to thank TMS for their support in this regard. I feel honored to have been chosen for the TMS International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship."
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1998
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Edward Gorzkowski III -
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- Affiliation: Lehigh University,
- Quote: "This award means a lot to me because it shows that my hard work has paid off. I would like to thank TMS for this award as well as say thank you to my family for making me the person that I am."
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1998
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Heather Patterson -
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- Affiliation: Purdue University,
- Quote: "This TMS award means that I will be able to spend more time on my academics and less time working. This award means that I will be financially able to finish school. Finally, this award is a flag of achievement, that what I am doing at school is worthy of recognition."
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1998
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Robert Wu -
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- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin-Madison,
- Quote: "Being recognized by TMS and the International Symposium on Superalloys with this award is a great honor to me. The scholarship has given me enormous encouragement on my continuing research in the materials field. I am very thankful to TMS and my advisor Professor John H. Perepezko."
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1998
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Leadership Award
Gordon Geiger -
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- Title: Chair & Chief Executive Office
- Affiliation: Qualitech Steel Corporation,
- Quote: "This award is a great honor because it comes from my professional colleagues, who are the best judges of my contributions. TMS is the premier professional society and recognition by TMS is the highest recognition a metallurgist can achieve. I am grateful to TMS for this award."
- Citation: "For outstanding and exemplary leadership in the materials profession through research, teaching, professional accreditation, TMS, and the implementation of knowledge in the metals industry."
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1998
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Light Metals Award
Claude Dupuis -
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- Title: Senior Scientist
- Affiliation: Alcan International Limited,
- Other: Paper Title: "Coalescence Behaviour of Aluminum Droplets under Molten Salt Flux Cover," in Light Metals 1997, edited by Barry Welch.
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1998
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Light Metals Award
Karla Friesen -
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- Title: Plant Metallurgist
- Affiliation: Scepter,
- Other: Paper Title: "Coalescence Behaviour of Aluminum Droplets under Molten Salt Flux Cover," in Light Metals 1997, edited by Barry Welch.
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1998
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Light Metals Award
Jean-Pierre Martin -
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- Title: Technical Leader of Automotive Applications
- Affiliation: North America for Alcan International Limited,
- Other: Paper Title: "Coalescence Behaviour of Aluminum Droplets under Molten Salt Flux Cover," in Light Metals 1997, edited by Barry Welch.
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1998
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Light Metals Award
Torstein Utigard -
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- Title: Associate Professor
- Affiliation: University of Toronto,
- Quote: "For a person like myself working in the area of extractive metallurgy, attending TMS Annual Meetings is like attending a family reunion. It gives me an opportunity to meet and see friends from all over the world for a precious couple of days. To be awarded the 1997 Light Metals Award, I feel is a significant achievement that I greatly appreciate."
- Other: Paper Title: "Coalescence Behaviour of Aluminum Droplets under Molten Salt Flux Cover," in Light Metals 1997, edited by Barry Welch.
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1998
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Chris Kapraun -
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- Affiliation: Alcoa Alumina & Chemicals,
- Other: "Dynamic Modeling of Yield and Particle Size Distribution in Continuous Bayer Precipitation"
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1998
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Jerry Stephenson -
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- Affiliation: Alcoa Inc.,
- Other: "Dynamic Modeling of Yield and Particle Size Distribution in Continuous Bayer Precipitation"
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1998
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Halvor Kvande -
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- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminium Metals Technology,
- Other: "Pseudo Resistance Curves for Aluminum Cell Control - Alumina Dissolution and Cell Dynamics"
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1998
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Bjorn Moxness -
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- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminum,
- Other: "Pseudo Resistance Curves for Aluminum Cell Control - Alumina Dissolution and Cell Dynamics"
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1998
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Jorn Skaar -
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- Affiliation: Norge Aluminum,
- Other: "Pseudo Resistance Curves for Aluminum Cell Control - Alumina Dissolution and Cell Dynamics"
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1998
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Per Solli -
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- Affiliation: Hydro Aluminum,
- Other: "Pseudo Resistance Curves for Aluminum Cell Control - Alumina Dissolution and Cell Dynamics"
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1998
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Christian Dreyer -
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- Affiliation: Aluminum Pechiney,
- Other: "An Approach for a Complete Evaluation of Resistance of a Material to Thermal Shock, Part 1: Applying to the cases of anodes and cathodes", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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1998
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Bernard Samanos -
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- Affiliation: Aluminum Pechiney,
- Other: "An Approach for a Complete Evaluation of Resistance of a Material to Thermal Shock, Part 1: Applying to the cases of anodes and cathodes", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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1998
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
No award given.
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- Other: N/A
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1998
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
J. Eisenhauer -
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- Title: Assistant Vice President
- Affiliation: Energetics,
- Other: Paper Title: "A Technology Roadmap for the U.S. Aluminum Industry" in August 1997 issue of JOM.
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1998
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
John Green -
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- Title: Vice President of Technology
- Affiliation: Aluminum Association,
- Other: Paper Title: "A Technology Roadmap for the U.S. Aluminum Industry" in August 1997 issue of JOM.
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1998
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
H. Kenchington -
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- Title: Team Leader of Aluminum in the Office of Industrial Technologies
- Affiliation: U.S. Department of Energy,
- Quote: "Over the last 3-4 years, the Department of Energy (DOE) via the Office of Industrial Technologies has been working with the aluminum industry to develop a R&D partnership. Through the Industries of the Future initiative, the aluminum industry has been able to develop a long-term vision for the future to sustain its global competitiveness. The aluminum technology roadmap, developed by industry, serves to identify, prioritize, and align research needs. This award further supports the need for collaborative research among the industry and between industry and government to meet the challenges of the 21st century."
- Other: Paper Title: "A Technology Roadmap for the U.S. Aluminum Industry" in August 1997 issue of JOM.
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1998
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LMD Scholarship
No award given.
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1998
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LMD Technology Award
No award given.
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1998
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Sheralyn Hume -
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- Affiliation: Boyne Smelters Limited,
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1998
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Mary Windfeld -
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1998
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MPMD Scholarship
No award given.
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- Other: N/A
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1998
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
No award given.
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1998
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Francois d'Heurle -
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- Title: Adjunct Professor
- Affiliation: Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
- Quote: "I remember fondly attending my first scientific meeting with my thesis professor, Paul Gordon, at the TMS winter meeting in New Orleans in February 1957. This seems like prehistory now: we traveled overnight from Chicago by train and did not dream of computers. Yet a year later, I joined the IBM Research Division and got involved in the problems of materials used in the first solid-state computers. My systematic training as a metallurgist was extremely helpful throughout my career. I thank TMS for recognizing my contributions, however humble they may be. I also want to thank publicly the many unacknowledged friends and colleagues who made all of this possible."
- Citation: "His invention of Al-Cu thin film conductors is widely used in modern computers without which their life would be shortened significantly due to electromigration failures. He has also done seminal work on metal silicide solid state reactions for applications in computers."
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1998
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
No award given.
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1998
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SMD Distinguished Service Award
Francis Froes -
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- Title: Director of the Institute for Materials and Advanced Processes
- Affiliation: University of Idaho,
- Quote: "This award gives me a great deal of pleasure as it lets me know that all the work I have done for the Structural Materials Division of TMS is being recognized. Committee work, conference organizing, etc., has its own rewards, but this more global award is nice also."
- Citation: "For his outstanding service to the Structural Materials Division by his participation and publications in the area of aerospace materials."
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1998
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SMD Scholarship
No award given.
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1998
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Viola Acoff -
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- Affiliation: University of Alabama,
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1998
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Eric Taleff -
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- Affiliation: University of Texas,
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1998
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Michael Vinarcik -
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- Affiliation: Ford Motor Company,
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1998
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Laurent Cretegny -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology,
- Quote: "Being a TMS member has allowed me to become acquainted with professionals in the field. The valuable opinions based on professional experience and industrial points of view that have come out of these encounters have broadened the academic perspective gained at Georgia Tech. It is an honor to be the 1998 award recipient, especially considering the expertise of the reviewing committee. It gives me great satisfaction to have my work recognized in this fashion."
- Other: Fracture Toughness Behavior of Weldments with Mis-Matched Properties at Elevated Temperature
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1998
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
William Jones -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: University of California at Berkeley,
- Other: "Physical Modeling of the Effects of Non-Symmetric Placement and Blockage of Flow Control Bags Used in Semi-Continuous Casting Aluminum"
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1998
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
Chad Sinclair -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: McMaster University,
- Quote: "It is an honor and a privilege to be recognized by TMS with this award. The development of the work described in this paper was extremely enjoyable, and it is, therefore, especially gratifying that others find it worth notice."
- Other: Modeling TLP Bonding in Multicomponent Systems
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1998
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
Krystyn Van Vliet -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Brown University,
- Quote: "The Undergraduate Student Paper Contest award is the culmination of two years of extremely rewarding research work with Professors Clyde Briant and Sharvan Kumar and Dr. Zhengfu Wang. What began as an enticingly foreign trip to the lab has become an increasingly interesting and challenging journey as I have learned so much about this research topic. I was afforded the opportunity to complete this project under Brown's DiMase Fellowship and thank the faculty and professors for the experience."
- Other: "Electrochemical Behavior of Titanium in Saline Environments: The Effect of Temperature, pH, and Microstructure"
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1998
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
Geoffrey Belton -
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- Other: “Chemical Process Metallurgy Can Be Fun – Seeing Is Believing”
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1998
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Lyle Schwartz -
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- Title: Retired Director
- Affiliation: National Institute of Standards & Technology,
- Other: "Materials and Sustainability: How Are We Doing?"
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1998
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Ryoichi Kikuchi -
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- Title: Visiting Scholar
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
- Other: "Space is Continuous"
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1997
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Brent Adams -
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- Title: Professor of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- Quote: "I feel deeply honored to have been selected, with my colleagues, to receive the 1997 Mathewson Medal. TMS has been my professional home since my first year of graduate study. To have our published work selected as a noteworthy contribution to the permanent literature of materials science and engineering is a compliment that is greatly appreciated."
- Other: Paper Title: "Grain Texture Evolution during the Columnar Growth of Dendritic Alloys" in Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, vol. 26A, June. 1995
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1997
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Charles Gandin -
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- Affiliation: Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne,
- Other: Paper Title: "Grain Texture Evolution during the Columnar Growth of Dendritic Alloys" in Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, vol. 26A, June. 1995
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1997
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Michel Rappaz -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne,
- Other: Paper Title: "Grain Texture Evolution during the Columnar Growth of Dendritic Alloys" in Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, vol. 26A, June. 1995
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1997
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
David West -
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- Title: Graduate Student
- Affiliation: University of California-Davis,
- Other: Paper Title: "Grain Texture Evolution during the Columnar Growth of Dendritic Alloys" in Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A, vol. 26A, June. 1995
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1997
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Sossina Haile -
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- Title: Assistant Professor
- Affiliation: California Institute of Technology,
- Quote: "It is a great honor to be selected as the recipient of the 1997 Hardy Award. To be recognized at this early stage as someone with 'exceptional promise' can only help to bring the promise to fulfillment. Furthermore, as an educator and as an African-American woman, I believe this award will help me to inspire young women and students of color to enter the engineering profession."
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1997
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
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- Other: N/A
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1997
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Bruce Chalmers Award
John Perepezko -
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- Title: Professor Dept of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, Wisconsin
- Quote: "TMS provides an exceptional forum for a wide range of issues, both new and traditional, in modern materials. The technical meetings provide a clear perspective on the latest developments in materials technology and materials education. I have always considered TMS to be at the core of the professional society relations and technical interactions that I have developed in my career. It is especially rewarding to be recognized by my peers for achievements in solidification science and technology."
- Citation: "For outstanding contributions to the development of nucleation and phase selection criteria and for developing innovative approaches to examine metastable phase selection."
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1997
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Educator Award
Jerome Cohen -
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- Title: Dean, Englehardt Professor of Materials Science & Engineering
- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
- Quote: "My TMS membership has been the main focus of my professional affiliations since I was an undergraduate--now more than 40 years. The opportunities to hear about research and help organize sessions has been very rewarding. While I have been an educational administrator, I am pleased that some of the innovations in education that I was able to start are being recognized. Actually, it is the faculty who have to want to do these things and have done them; I just find the money."
- Citation: "For training several generations of materials scientists in the use of diffraction techniques to study the structure of materials."
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1997
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Robert Bartlett -
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- Title: Dean of the College of Mines and Earth Resources
- Affiliation: University of Idaho,
- Quote: "The extraction and processing section of TMS has been my primary professional home for three decades. I've attended many Extraction and Processing Distinguished Lectures given by many individuals I greatly admire--several of whom are close personal friends. I am very delighted to be honored as the 1997 lecturer and look forward to it."
- Other: Lecture Title: "Metal Extraction from Ores by Heap Leaching"
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1997
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EPD Scholarship
Mika Muinonen -
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- Affiliation: Technical University of Nova Scotia,
- Quote: "I am very pleased to accept the TMS/EPD scholarship. The financial support provided by TMS to support my studies is greatly appreciated. The many services that TMS offers to its members has also been invaluable to the furthering of my education in metallurgical engineering."
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1997
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EPD Scholarship
Brent Mydland -
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- Affiliation: University of Missouri,
- Quote: "The financial support from this TMS scholarship is appreciated. The recognition of my years of hard work and dedication are more gratifying to me, however. The 1998 TMS Annual Meeting will provide me with the opportunity to mingle with professionals and students in metals production. The most important aspect of TMS to me is the ongoing support and recognition of people related to metals production."
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1997
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EPD Scholarship
Kevin Ritari -
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- Affiliation: Montana Tech of the University of Montana,
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1997
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EPD Science Award
Gunnar Eriksson -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: RWTH Aachen,
- Other: Paper Title: "Calculation of Sulfide Capacities of Multicomponent Slags" in Metallurgical & Materials Transactions B, vol. 24B, 1993.
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1997
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EPD Science Award
Arthur Pelton -
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- Title: Professor in the Department of Metallurgy and Materials Engineering
- Affiliation: Ecole Polytechnique,
- Quote: "TMS membership keeps us academics in touch with reality. Awards such as this let us know that our work is, in fact, appreciated by the metallurgical community and are great for morale."
- Other: Paper Title: "Calculation of Sulfide Capacities of Multicomponent Slags" in Metallurgical & Materials Transactions B, vol. 24B, 1993.
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1997
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EPD Science Award
Antonio Romero-Serrano -
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- Title: Associate Professor in the Department of Metallurgy and Materials
- Affiliation: Instituto Politechnico Nacional,
- Other: Paper Title: "Calculation of Sulfide Capacities of Multicomponent Slags" in Metallurgical & Materials Transactions B, vol. 24B, 1993.
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1997
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EPD Technology Award
Roderick Guthrie -
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- Title: MacDonald Professor of Metallurgy and director of McGill Metals Processing Center
- Affiliation: McGill University,
- Quote: "These awards recognize the efforts of individuals whose aims are to learn, discover, and teach rather than be involved with financial gain. As such, they recompense moderate or poor levels of financial reward in a most appropriate way. TMS is the best metallurgical society in North American in terms of professionalism, vision, and competence/efficiency."
- Other: Paper Titles: "Inclusion Behavior and Heat-Transfer Phenomena in Steelmaking Tundish Operations: Parts I, II, and III" in Metallurgical & Materials Transactions B, vol. 24B, 1993.
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1997
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EPD Technology Award
Jeong Han -
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- Title: Lecturer in Department of Materials Science and Engineering
- Affiliation: Kyonggi University, Korea
- Other: Paper Titles: "Inclusion Behavior and Heat-Transfer Phenomena in Steelmaking Tundish Operations: Parts I, II, and III" in Metallurgical & Materials Transactions B, vol. 24B, 1993.
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1997
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EPD Technology Award
Sang Joo -
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- Title: General Team Manager of Smelting Reduction Research Team
- Affiliation: Research Institute of Industrial Science and Technology, Korea
- Other: Paper Titles: "Inclusion Behavior and Heat-Transfer Phenomena in Steelmaking Tundish Operations: Parts I, II, and III" in Metallurgical & Materials Transactions B, vol. 24B, 1993.
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1997
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Christopher Elyea-Surrey -
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- Affiliation: Gibson Petroleum Company Ltd,
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1997
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Courtney Young -
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- Affiliation: Montana Technological University,
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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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1997
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FMD Gilbert Chin Scholarship
Maura Jenkins -
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- Affiliation: University of Wisconsin,
- Quote: "Receiving this scholarship in my senior year is particularly beneficial since I've decided to attend graduate school. Not only could I use the money to cover expenses that will not be covered by a full-time job in the next year, but being chosen is a reward for my hard work all these years and gives me the confidence to fill out all those applications!"
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1997
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FMD John Bardeen Award
John Goodenough -
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- Title: Virginia H. Cockrell Centennial Professor of Engineering
- Affiliation: University of Texas, Austin, TX
- Quote: "On graduation, I went to the MIT Lincoln Laboratory to work on ferrites for a magnetic memory for the digital computer that would enable an Air Forces defense system. In this endeavor, I found myself engaged in the design of transition-metal oxides to meet a specific engineering requirement. The challenge of molecular engineering has motivated my career ever since and is, I believe, the heart of TMS. For one of my generation to be honored by TMS for his efforts in this direction in association with the name of John Bardeen is a moving experience."
- Citation: "For his seminal contributions to the chemical and physical understanding of the transition-metal oxides and their use in novel engineering applications."
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1997
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Robert Hilty -
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1997
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Suzanne Mohney -
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- Affiliation: Pennsylvania State University,
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1997
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Anthony Mulligan -
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- Affiliation: Advanced Ceramics Research, Inc.,
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1997
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Miguel Yacaman -
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- Affiliation: Instituto de Fisica,
- Quote: "Science in developing countries should be made at the highest international standard, otherwise, it becomes an irrelevant excuse. I devoted all of my scientific life to demonstrating that despite the difficulties it is possible to achieve the goal of having first-class science in developing countries. Receiving the IOM/Mehl award is one of the highest honors of my career. I hope that this can stimulate many young Latin American scientists to achieve higher goals."
- Other: "The Role of Particles Nanosized from Nanostructured Materials to Environmental Problems"
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1997
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Michael Brickey -
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- Affiliation: Purdue University,
- Quote: "This is extremely gratifying because my assiduous academic efforts are recognized. This is a source of motivation to persevere with my studies."
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1997
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Jeffrey King -
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- Affiliation: Auburn University,
- Quote: "Membership in TMS was one of the first steps that I took in my path to becoming an engineer. I am proud to be part of this Society that wins the respect from all in the field. The TMS Superalloys Scholarship gives me great pride and a sense of accomplishment. Recognition of efforts and achievements by such a prestigious organization validates the hard work and gives encouragement needed to continue the pursuit of excellence."
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1997
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Kristopher West -
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- Affiliation: Illinois Institute of Technology,
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1997
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Michael Winnen -
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- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University,
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1997
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
Melody Kuroda -
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- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
- Quote: "I am very honored to receive this scholarship. For a student such as myself, TMS provides not only a valuable introduction to the professional community and insight into materials processes and applications, but also the opportunity to pursue the quest for knowledge. I thank TMS for this chance and the support of my education."
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1997
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Leadership Award
Julia Weertman -
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- Title: Walter P. Murphy Professor
- Affiliation: Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
- Quote: "This award is really a recognition of the excellent research carried out by my past and present graduate students, post-docs, and colleagues. They are the true honorees!"
- Citation: "For her outstanding leadership in policy setting national materials committees, in the TMS Council, and as chair of a premier materials engineering department."
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1997
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Light Metals Award
Roger Thiffault -
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- Title: Casthouse Production Engineer
- Affiliation: Alcan Smelter and Chemicals Limited,
- Other: Paper Title: "The Alcan Compact Degasser: A Trough-Based Aluminum Treatment Process Part I: Metallurgical Principles and Performance" in Light Metals 1996, edited by Wayne Hale.
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1997
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Light Metals Award
Peter Waite -
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- Title: Senior Scientist
- Affiliation: Alcan International,
- Quote: "My colleagues and I consider the TMS conferences as a valuable forum for exchanging technical information. When the opportunity arises to publish the results of our work, we strive to present this information in a clear and concise manner that may benefit those who work in similar fields of activity. In our research work, we endeavor to maintain a very close link between fundamental science and plant implementation, and it is with great appreciation that our work be recognized in this way by TMS."
- Other: Paper Title: "The Alcan Compact Degasser: A Trough-Based Aluminum Treatment Process Part I: Metallurgical Principles and Performance" in Light Metals 1996, edited by Wayne Hale.
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1997
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Carlos Cardounel -
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- Affiliation: Reynolds Metals Company,
- Other: "Improved Flow Characteristics of Dauxite by Treatment with Bauxite Handling Aid"
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1997
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Light Metals Subject Award - Alumina/Bauxite
Kevin O'Brien -
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- Affiliation: Nalco Chemical Company,
- Other: "Improved Flow Characteristics of Dauxite by Treatment with Bauxite Handling Aid"
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1997
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Antony Ackland -
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- Affiliation: Comalco Ltd,
- Other: "Water Model Study of Ledge Heat Transfer in an Aluminum Cell"
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1997
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
John Chen -
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- Affiliation: University of Auckland,
- Other: "Water Model Study of Ledge Heat Transfer in an Aluminum Cell"
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1997
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Reduction Technology
Chuck Wei -
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- Affiliation: National Taipei University of Technology,
- Other: "Water Model Study of Ledge Heat Transfer in an Aluminum Cell"
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1997
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Mari Eie -
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- Affiliation: Norwegian Institute of Technology,
- Other: "Evaporation and Vapour Characterization of Low-PAH Binders for Soderberg Cells", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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1997
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Harald Oye -
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- Affiliation: Norwegian Institute of Technology,
- Other: "Evaporation and Vapour Characterization of Low-PAH Binders for Soderberg Cells", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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1997
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Light Metals Subject Award - Electrode Technology for Aluminum Production
Morton Sorlie -
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- Affiliation: Elkem Research,
- Other: "Evaporation and Vapour Characterization of Low-PAH Binders for Soderberg Cells", formerly LMD Light Metals Carbon Technology Award
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1997
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Elwin Rooy -
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- Title: Consultant
- Affiliation: Rooy and Associates,
- Quote: "TMS is, and has always been, the ultimate association for metallurgical engineers. Membership itself is an honor; to have been able to serve the Society's objectives through active participation is an obligation. To have been given the opportunities I have is a rare but rewarding experience. This honor will be treasured."
- Citation: "For many years of outstanding service to the Aluminum Committee in leadership, professional, and committee roles."
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1997
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Christoph Schmitz -
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- Title: Technical Director
- Affiliation: Alpro Aluminium Processing GmbH, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
- Quote: "I am pleased to be a member of TMS because of the broad international acceptance of this Society. The Annual Meeting and JOM offer the opportunity to present ideas and experience to colleagues worldwide. This does not only refer to scientific work but to practice-oriented experience and developments as well. Therefore, to be honored with the JOM Best Paper Award means very much to me and I am proud that I was able to contribute a little share to the development of aluminum technology."
- Other: Paper Title: "Designing Furnaces for the Primary Aluminum Industry" in February 1996 issue of JOM.
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1997
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LMD Light Metals Reactive Technology Award
Minoru Kanda -
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- Affiliation: Mitsubishi Materials Corp,
- Other: "Production of High Purity Titanium by Electrorefining"
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1997
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LMD Light Metals Reactive Technology Award
Etsuji Kimura -
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- Affiliation: Mitsubishi Materials Corp,
- Other: "Production of High Purity Titanium by Electrorefining"
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1997
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LMD Light Metals Reactive Technology Award
Kazusuke Sato -
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- Affiliation: Mitsubishi Materials Corp,
- Other: "Production of High Purity Titanium by Electrorefining"
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1997
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LMD Scholarship
Jeffrey Evans -
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- Affiliation: University of Missouri at Rolla,
- Quote: "I count it a great privilege to be honored as one of a select few who have been chosen to receive a TMS scholarship. It is evident through these awards that TMS has a great commitment to materials education. My membership gives me access to information I could find in no other place."
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1997
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LMD Scholarship
Brett Hull -
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- Affiliation: Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University,
- Quote: "I feel honored to be the recipient of the TMS Light Metals Division Scholarship. The support that the LMD and TMS has shown toward advancing education is a credit to both the organization and the industry. It is encouraging that TMS promotes academic excellence in materials science and engineering."
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1997
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LMD Scholarship
Alea Pommer -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology,
- Quote: I am very honored that TMS has chosen me to receive this award. It feels good to be recognized for the work I've done as an undergraduate. My membership in TMS is important to me as it allows me to meet people in industry and see what is going on in the profession world. It gives me a connection to the world I will enter after graduation."
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1997
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LMD Technology Award
Kai Grjotheim -
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- Title: Professor in the Department of Chemistry
- Affiliation: University of Oslo, Norway
- Quote: "Having been a member of AIME for more than 35 years, I know that TMS has been very useful for me in making personal contacts with colleagues all over the world and especially in the United States. I consider this award as an acknowledgement that my technical and scientific work with many coworkers has been useful to the world's light metals industry."
- Citation: "For his large contribution to improve the basic understanding of the chemistry of the industrial aluminum electrowinning process."
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1997
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
No award given.
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- Other: N/A
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1997
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MPMD Scholarship
Maggy Lau -
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- Affiliation: University of California,
- Quote: "TMS membership has provided numerous opportunities for me as a graduate student in shaping my career in the future. For instance, the local ASM/TMS chapter meetings encourage interactions between professionals and students in multiple disciplines of materials science and engineering, linking the interdependent bond between academia and industries. I have truly benefited from various programs developed by the TMS student association to lay a firm foundation for my future."
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1997
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Mark Dubecky -
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- Affiliation: General Electric,
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1997
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Michael Miles -
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- Affiliation: American National Can Company,
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1997
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Jennifer Myles -
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1997
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Amit Chatterjee -
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- Title: Senior Technical Advisor
- Affiliation: Tata Iron & Steel Co., Jamsehdput, India
- Quote: "This award means a lot to me as it comes at a time when I have just turned 50. Getting recognition at this stage from TMS as an Indian is doubly gratifying as I understand that I am the first Indian to receive this honor from a very prestigious body. It gives me personal satisfaction that it has brought tremendous joy to my wife and daughter and particularly to my father who, as an elderly metallurgist who is almost 85 years old, was filled with joy when he heard the news. For these reasons, I am thankful to TMS for having selected me for this honor, which I hope I deserve."
- Citation: "For his pioneering research, development, and commercialization effort on coal-based direct-reduction of iron."
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1997
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SMD Distinguished Scientist/Engineer Award
Robert Ritchie -
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- Title: Professor of Materials Science
- Affiliation: University of California, Berkeley, CA
- Quote: "Recognition by one's peers, particularly in the context of receiving an award from the premier professional society for materials scientists in the United States, is indeed the greatest honor."
- Citation: "For outstanding contributions to the fundamental understanding of fatigue performance of advanced structural materials including metal-matrix composites for defense and commercial applications."
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1997
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SMD Scholarship
Tihomir Gugov -
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- Affiliation: Illinois Institute of Technology,
- Quote: "TMS membership is an excellent opportunity for me to learn, share, and experience more in the field that I have come to like so much. I view this award as encouragement and recognition of my academic efforts, and it will certainly provide me with even greater motivation to pursue my academic goals."
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1997
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SMD Scholarship
Krystyn Van Vliet -
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- Affiliation: Brown University,
- Quote: "My membership has afforded me amazing opportunities and experiences that continue to motivate me as an engineer and as a researcher. The Annual Meetings serve as both a tantalizing peek at the world of professional engineering and as an impetus for renewed dedication to my research efforts."
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1997
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Benji Maruyama -
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- Affiliation: NIST/Wright Laboratory,
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1997
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
John Silvetri -
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1997
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
P.C. Wang -
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1997
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Abdel Abusafieh -
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- Title: Student
- Other: "Development of a New Swelling-Type Composite Material for Bioimplant Applications"
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1997
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
Marcus Simon -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: California Polytechnic State University,
- Other: "Brazing Titanium Beta-21S With a 40Ti-20Cu-20Ni-20Zr Brazing Filler Metal"
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1997
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
Jorge Moller -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Drexel University,
- Other: "Porous Materials from Fly Ash"
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1997
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
G.J.W. Kor -
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- Other: “Using your Technical Education in the Steel Industry”
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1997
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
James Williams -
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- Title: General Manager
- Affiliation: GE Aircraft Engines,
- Other: “The Future of Advanced Materials in the Face of the New World Order”
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1997
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Bruno Predel -
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- Title: Professor
- Affiliation: Max Planck Institute , Germany
- Quote: "This award serves as acknowledgement of decades of effort in research and teaching and incites me to further scientific activities in the field that has been pioneered by Hume-Rothery."
- Other: "Constitution and Thermodynamics of Monotectic Alloys"
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1996
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Y. Chang - Details Not Available
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1996
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Morris Fine - Details Not Available
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1996
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Gerbrand Ceder - Details Not Available
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1996
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Iver Anderson - Details Not Available
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1996
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Bruce Chalmers Award
John Hunt - Details Not Available
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1996
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Educator Award
George St. Pierre - Details Not Available
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1996
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Jyrki Juusela -
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- Other: Lecture Title: "The role of Technology in the Outokumpu Group"
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1996
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EPD Scholarship
Edward Sabolsky -
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- Affiliation: Ohio State University,
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1996
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EPD Scholarship
Sheila Sanders -
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- Affiliation: University of Alabama ,
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1996
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EPD Science Award
Stavros Argyropoulos - Details Not Available
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1996
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EPD Science Award
Anthony Mikrovas - Details Not Available
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1996
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EPD Technology Award
John Ackerman - Details Not Available
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1996
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EPD Technology Award
Corby Anderson - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1996
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EPD Technology Award
Leo Krys - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1996
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EPD Technology Award
Suzzann Nordwick - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1996
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Garth Billings -
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- Affiliation: Integrated Thermal Sciences,
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1996
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EPD Young Leaders Professional Development
Suzann Nordwick -
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- Affiliation: Montana Tech of the University of Montana,
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1996
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Fellow Award
John Gilman* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1996
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Fellow Award
William Mullins* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1996
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Fellow Award
Frans Spaepen - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1996
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Fellow Award
David Williams - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1996
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FMD John Bardeen Award
LeGrand Van Uitert - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1996
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Lawrence Anthony -
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- Affiliation: University of Toledo,
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1996
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Indranath Dutta -
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- Affiliation: Naval Postgraduate School,
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1996
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FMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Karen Harris -
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- Affiliation: National High Magnetic Field Laboratory,
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1996
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Morris Fine - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1996
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
Darian Patterson -
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- Affiliation: University of Alabama ,
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1996
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Leadership Award
Bhakta Rath - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1996
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Light Metals Award
Bertrand Carrupt - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1996
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Light Metals Award
Einar Jensen - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1996
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Light Metals Award
Wolfgang Schneider - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1996
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LMD Distinguished Service Award
Warren Peterson - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1996
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Ben Li - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1996
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LMD Scholarship
Athanasios Arsenlis -
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- Affiliation: Cornell University,
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1996
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LMD Scholarship
Michael Connell -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines & Technology,
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1996
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LMD Scholarship
Kerry Williamson -
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- Affiliation: Auckland University,
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1996
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LMD Technology Award
Warren Haupin - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1996
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Per Bakke -
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- Affiliation: Norsk Hydro Research Centre,
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1996
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LMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Jennifer Lewis -
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- Affiliation: University of Illinois,
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1996
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Joseph Domblesky -
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- Affiliation: Marquette University,
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1996
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Jon Kellar -
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- Affiliation: South Dakota School of Mines,
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1996
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MPMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Thomas Lillo -
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- Affiliation: Idaho National Engineering Laboratory,
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1996
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Robert Laudise - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1996
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SMD Scholarship
Diane Bojanowski -
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- Affiliation: Purdue University,
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1996
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Gerhard Fuchs -
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- Affiliation: Martin Marietta/Knolls Atomic Power Lab,
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1996
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
Walter Milligan -
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- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University,
|
1996
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SMD Young Leaders Professional Development
David Senor -
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- Affiliation: Battelle Pacific NW National Laboratory,
|
1996
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Michael Glazov -
View Details
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1996
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
Maher Amer -
View Details
- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Drexel University,
|
1996
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
Chris Raeder -
View Details
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1996
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
Frank Cichocki -
View Details
- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Purdue University,
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1996
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
Alex McLean -
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- Other: "Technological Challenges Facing the Steel Industry"
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1996
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Peter Cannon -
View Details
- Title: Managing Partner
- Affiliation: VRE Company,
- Other: “Report from a Traveller -- A New ‘Silk Road’ for Materials Science”
|
1996
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William Hume-Rothery Award
William Johnson - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1995
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Brent Adams - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1995
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Rajiv Singh - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1995
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
John Jacoby - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1995
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Rohit Trivedi - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1995
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Educator Award
William Nix - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1995
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Hiroshi Majima - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1995
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EPD Scholarship
Paul Cook -
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- Affiliation: University of Utah,
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1995
-
EPD Science Award
John Burgess - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1995
-
EPD Science Award
Paul Flint - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1995
-
EPD Technology Award
Charles Vives - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1995
-
Fellow Award
Howard Birnbaum* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1995
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Fellow Award
Robert Mehrabian - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1995
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Nick Holonyak, Jr. - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1995
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Frank Nabarro - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1995
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Andrew Perry -
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- Affiliation: Colorado School of Mines,
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1995
-
International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Adam Scotch -
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- Affiliation: Lehigh University,
|
1995
-
International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Yelena Shapiro -
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- Affiliation: Cornell University,
|
1995
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Thomas Witmer -
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- Affiliation: University of Cincinnati,
|
1995
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J. Keith Brimacombe Presidential Scholarship
Matthew McCallum -
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- Title: Student
- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
|
1995
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Leadership Award
No award given.
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1995
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Light Metals Award
Mohammed Jamialahmadi - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1995
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Light Metals Award
Hans Müller-Steinhagen - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1995
-
Light Metals Award
Barry Robson - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1995
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LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Alton Tabereaux -
View Details
- Title: Manager
- Affiliation: Reynolds Metals Company, Louisville, KY
- Citation: “Anode Effects, PFCs, Global Warming, and the Aluminum Industry,” JOM, November 1994
|
1995
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LMD Scholarship
Patricia Adkens -
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- Affiliation: Wayne State University,
|
1995
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LMD Scholarship
Bryan Dickerson -
View Details
- Affiliation: Virginia Polytechnic Institute and University,
|
1995
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LMD Scholarship
James LeBleu, Jr -
View Details
- Affiliation: University of Florida,
|
1995
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MPMD Scholarship
Alexandre Monteiro -
View Details
- Affiliation: University of California at Berkeley,
- Other: "Precipitation and Stabilization of Alumina Precursor Powders Using Urea and Polyacrylic Acid" (Materials Design & Manufacturing Division Powder Metallurgy Graduate Student Paper Presentation Award)
|
1995
-
Research to Industrial Practice Award
Frank Wagstaff - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1995
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SMD Scholarship
Kelly Collins -
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- Affiliation: University of Florida,
|
1995
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SMD Scholarship
Lourdes Dominguez -
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- Affiliation: University of Texas,
|
1995
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SMD Scholarship
Marie-Claude Heuzey -
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- Affiliation: Ecole Polytechnic University,
|
1995
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SMD Scholarship
Douglas Noernerg -
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- Affiliation: Case Western Reserve University,
|
1995
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 1st Place
Debkumar Mukhopadhyay -
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1995
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Graduate - 2nd Place
No award given.
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1995
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 1st Place
Shane Gravelle -
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1995
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TMS Best Paper Contest - Undergraduate - 2nd Place
No award given.
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1995
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
John Stubbles -
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- Other: "The New North American Steel Industry"
|
1995
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Albert Westwood -
View Details
- Title: Vice President of Research and Exploratory Technology
- Affiliation: Sandia National Laboratories,
- Other: “Materials and Society–Impacts and Responsibilities”
|
1995
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William Hume-Rothery Award
David Pettifor - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Stan David - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Eugene Fitzgerald - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1994
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Richard Connell, Jr. - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1994
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Alexander Scott Distinguished Service Award
Morris Nicholson, Jr. - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Wilfried Kurz - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
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Educator Award
George Dieter - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
-
EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
James Evans - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
-
EPD Science Award
Michael McCarter - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
-
EPD Science Award
Bradley Paul - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
-
EPD Science Award
Hong Yong Sohn - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
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EPD Technology Award
Yitzak Grinberg - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
-
EPD Technology Award
Floyd Mauer - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
-
EPD Technology Award
Stephen Norton - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
-
EPD Technology Award
David Pitchure - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
-
EPD Technology Award
Haydn Wadley - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
-
Fellow Award
Martin Glicksman - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
-
Fellow Award
Chain Liu - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
-
Fellow Award
Vladimir Mackiw* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
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FMD John Bardeen Award
Morton Panish - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1994
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
William Mullins - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Kevin Klug -
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- Affiliation: Lehigh University,
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1994
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Ralph Napolitano, Jr. -
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- Affiliation: Georgia Institute of Technology,
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1994
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
Stephanie Tudor -
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- Affiliation: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,
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1994
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International Symposium on Superalloys Scholarship
William Weidner -
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- Affiliation: Purdue University,
|
1994
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Leadership Award
Lyle Schwartz - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
-
Light Metals Award
R. Terry Baker - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
-
Light Metals Award
Werner Fischer - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
-
Light Metals Award
Sheralyn Hume - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
-
Light Metals Award
James Metson - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
-
Light Metals Award
Raymond Perruchoud - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1994
-
LMD JOM Best Paper Award
Satish
Manaktala
-
View Details
- Title: Director of Technical Services
- Affiliation: Kaiser Aluminum
, Franklin, TN
- Citation: "The primary aluminum industry in the commonwealth of independent states—Part I" - JOM, November 1992, Part II - JOM, February 1993, Part III - JOM, March 1993
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1994
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MPMD Scholarship
David Cook -
View Details
- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
- Other: "High Performance Secondary-Hardening Gear Steel Design and Evaluation: The C2 Prototype" (MaD '94 Undergraduate Materials Design Competition)
|
1994
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MPMD Scholarship
Grgory Lewis -
View Details
- Affiliation: Northwestern University,
- Other: "High Performance Secondary-Hardening Gear Steel Design and Evaluation: The C2 Prototype" (MaD '94 Undergraduate Materials Design Competition)
|
1994
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Werner Fischer - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1994
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
George St. Pierre -
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- Other: "Modern Steelmaking--Clean Steel by Clean Processes"
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1994
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Peter Bridenbaugh -
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- Title: Executive Vice President & Chief Technical Officer
- Affiliation: Aluminum Company of America,
- Other: “A 50-Year View of Materials Science - 30 Down and 20 To Go”
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1994
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William Hume-Rothery Award
ole Kleppa - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1993
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Hong Yong Sohn - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1993
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Judith Glazer - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1993
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Merton Flemings - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1993
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Educator Award
Morris Fine - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1993
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Y. Chang - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1993
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EPD Science Award
K. Abraham - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1993
-
EPD Science Award
Kallarackel Jacob - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1993
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EPD Science Award
Sundaresan Ramachandran - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1993
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EPD Technology Award
Gregory Richards - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1993
-
EPD Technology Award
Indira Samarasekera - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1993
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EPD Technology Award
Kenneth Scholey - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1993
-
Fellow Award
George Dieter - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1993
-
Fellow Award
Julian Szekely* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1993
-
Fellow Award
Julia Weertman* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1993
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
John Kirkaldy - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1993
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Leadership Award
James Williams - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1993
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Light Metals Award
Charles Vives - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1993
-
Research to Industrial Practice Award
William Boesch - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1993
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
Gordon Forward -
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- Other: "1993 Elliott Lecture Series"
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1993
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Donald Muzyka -
View Details
- Title: President
- Affiliation: Special Metals Corporation,
- Other: “Materials Technology and the Materials Industry: A Critical Transition”
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1993
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William Hume-Rothery Award
John Cahn - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1992
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Diran Apelian - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1992
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Harold Paxton - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1992
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Glenn Daehn - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1992
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Bruce Chalmers Award
Martin Glicksman - Details Not Available
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1992
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Educator Award
Hubert Aaronson - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1992
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Jan Miller - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1992
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EPD Science Award
Tzong Chen - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Other: N/A
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1992
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EPD Science Award
John Dutrizac - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Other: N/A
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1992
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EPD Technology Award
Randall Seefurth - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1992
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EPD Technology Award
Ram Sharma - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1992
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Fellow Award
J. Embury - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1992
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Fellow Award
Bhakta Rath - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Other: N/A
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1992
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Fellow Award
John Stringer* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1992
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Jerome Cohen - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1992
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Leadership Award
Albert Westwood - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1992
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Light Metals Award
Ray Peterson - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Other: N/A
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1992
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Light Metals Award
Ziangwen Wang - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1992
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Marc Newkirk - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1992
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
Richard Fruehan -
View Details
- Other: "Challenges and Opportunities in the Steel Industry"
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1992
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Frederick Seitz -
View Details
- Title: President Emeritus
- Affiliation: Rockefeller University,
- Other: "The Materials Network" (Lecture not presented due to illness)
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1992
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William Hume-Rothery Award
James Phillips - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1991
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Robert Asaro - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1991
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Joanna Batstone - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1991
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Bruce Chalmers Award
David Turnbull - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1991
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Educator Award
Julian Szekely - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1991
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Thomas O'Keefe - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1991
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EPD Science Award
Leo Brewer - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1991
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EPD Science Award
Michael Cima - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1991
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EPD Technology Award
Peter Barr - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1991
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EPD Technology Award
J. Brimacombe - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1991
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EPD Technology Award
A. Watkinson - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1991
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Fellow Award
Y. Chang* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1991
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Fellow Award
William Leslie* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1991
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Fellow Award
Takeshi Nagano* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1991
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Fellow Award
Peter Tarassoff - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Other: N/A
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1991
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Fellow Award
Ethem Turkdogan* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1991
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
L. Brown - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1991
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Leadership Award
Robert Mehrabian - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1991
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Light Metals Award
Einar Jensen - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1991
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Light Metals Award
Wolfgang Schneider - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1991
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
Oeystein Boeyurn - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1991
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TMS/AIST John F. Elliot Lectureship Award
T. Meadowcroft -
View Details
- Other: "Process Metallurgy in the Twenty-First Century"
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1991
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Praveen Chaudhari -
View Details
- Affiliation: T.J. Watson Research Center,
- Other: "Materials Science and Engineering in the 1990s"
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1991
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Erwin Parthe - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1990
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Thomas Alden - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1990
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Nancy Haegel - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1990
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Educator Award
Y. Chang - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1990
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Hong Yong Sohn - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1990
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EPD Science Award
Yoon-Bong Hahn - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1990
-
EPD Science Award
Hong Yong Sohn - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1990
-
EPD Technology Award
John Taylor - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1990
-
EPD Technology Award
Alan Zunkel - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1990
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Fellow Award
Karl Gschneidner, Jr.* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1990
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Fellow Award
John Kirkaldy* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1990
-
Fellow Award
Nikolas Themelis - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1990
-
Fellow Award
Johannes Weertman* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1990
-
Fellow Award
Albert Westwood - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1990
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Hubert Aaronson - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1990
-
Leadership Award
Merton Flemings - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1990
-
Light Metals Award
Gavin Gillett - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1990
-
Light Metals Award
Gregory Oke - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1990
-
Light Metals Award
Bryan Wilson - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1990
-
Research to Industrial Practice Award
Ravindra Nadkarni - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1990
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Sir Robin Nicholson -
View Details
- Title: Executive Director
- Affiliation: Pilkington plc, England
- Other: "Materials Engineering with Vision"
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1990
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Bill Giessen - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1989
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Richard Fruehan - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1989
-
AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Nancy Haegel - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1989
-
Educator Award
Milton Wadsworth - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1989
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
J. Brimacombe - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1989
-
EPD Science Award
J. Brimacombe - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1989
-
EPD Science Award
A. Castillejos - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1989
-
EPD Technology Award
Jan Miller - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1989
-
EPD Technology Award
Rong-Yu Wan - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1989
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Fellow Award
J. Brimacombe* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1989
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Fellow Award
Merton Flemings - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1989
-
Fellow Award
Thaddeus Massalski - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1989
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Fellow Award
E. Verink, Jr.* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1989
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Kurt Lucke - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1989
-
Leadership Award
Peter Bridenbaugh - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1989
-
Light Metals Award
G. Dube - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1989
-
Light Metals Award
D. Frayce - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1989
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Light Metals Award
Roderick Guthrie - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1989
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Light Metals Award
Jean-Pierre Martin - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1989
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
William Slichter - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1989
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Siegfried Hecker -
View Details
- Title: Director
- Affiliation: Los Alamos National Laboratory,
- Other: "Los Alamos -- Materials and Society"
|
1989
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Y. Chang - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1988
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Robert Wagoner - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1988
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Educator Award
Ellis Verink, Jr. - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1988
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
T. Davey - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1988
-
EPD Science Award
Roderick Guthrie - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1988
-
EPD Science Award
E. Ozberg - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1988
-
EPD Technology Award
M. Ballain - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1988
-
EPD Technology Award
R. Christini - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1988
-
Fellow Award
William Nix - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1988
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Fellow Award
King-Ning Tu - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1988
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Fellow Award
C. Wayman* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1988
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Fellow Award
Fred Weinberg* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1988
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
William Nix - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1988
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Leadership Award
Arden Bement, Jr. - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1988
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Light Metals Award
B. Forest - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1988
-
Light Metals Award
J. Meyer - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1988
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Light Metals Award
J. Riquet - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1988
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Light Metals Award
Charles Vives - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1988
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
King-Ning Tu - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1988
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Frank Press -
View Details
- Title: President
- Affiliation: National Academy of Sciences,
- Other: "Advanced Materials and Competitiveness"
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1988
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Michael Ashby - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1987
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Thomas Eager - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1987
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Robert Beyers - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1987
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Educator Award
John Elliott - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1987
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Julian Szekely - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1987
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EPD Science Award
J. Brimacombe - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1987
-
EPD Science Award
Gregory Richards - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1987
-
EPD Science Award
Gerald Toop - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1987
-
EPD Technology Award
C. Edwards - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1987
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Fellow Award
Kenneth Jackson - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1987
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Fellow Award
U. Kocks - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1987
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Sir Charles Frank - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1987
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Leadership Award
Morris Cohen - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1987
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Light Metals Award
D. Ai - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1987
-
Light Metals Award
H. Yu - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1987
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
G. Chandley - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1987
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
James Kane -
View Details
- Title: Special Assistant for Laboratory Affairs
- Affiliation: University of California,
- Other: "An Emerging Role for the National Laboratories in Materials Science"
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1987
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Andre Guinier - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1986
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
No award given.
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1986
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
William Philbrook - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1986
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Edward Goo - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1986
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Educator Award
Mars Fontana - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1986
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Noel Jarrett - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1986
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EPD Science Award
Debanshu Bhattacharya - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1986
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EPD Science Award
Howard Pielet - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1986
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EPD Technology Award
Mahesh Jha - Details Not Available
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1986
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EPD Technology Award
Gustavo Meyer - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1986
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EPD Technology Award
Bruce Sabacky - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1986
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Fellow Award
Ernest Peters* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1986
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Howard Birnbaum - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1986
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Leadership Award
Praveen Chaudhari - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1986
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Light Metals Award
Werner Fischer - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1986
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Light Metals Award
Raymond Perruchoud - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1986
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Research to Industrial Practice Award
John Gilman -
View Details
- Title: Senior Technical Advisor
- Affiliation: Tata Iron & Steel Co., Jamsehdput, India
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1986
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Arden Bement Jr. -
View Details
- Title: Vice President-Technical Resources
- Affiliation: TRW, Inc.,
- Other: "The Greening of Materials Science and Engineering"
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1986
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William Hume-Rothery Award
David Turnbull - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1985
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Robert Ritchie - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1985
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Francoise Legoues - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1985
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Leslie Verney - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1985
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EPD Science Award
Larry Cathles, III - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1985
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EPD Science Award
Lawrence Eary - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1985
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EPD Technology Award
V. Keran - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Other: N/A
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1985
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Fellow Award
James Li - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1985
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Fellow Award
Oleg Sherby* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1985
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Peter Haasen - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1985
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Light Metals Award
Warren Haupin - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1985
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Robert Jaffee -
View Details
- Title: Senior Technical Advisor
- Affiliation: Electric Power Research Institute,
- Other: "Materials and Electricity"
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1985
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Richard Watson - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1984
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
James Evans - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1984
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
James Komadina - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1984
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Peter Tarassoff - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1984
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EPD Science Award
Roderick Guthrie - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1984
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EPD Science Award
Yogeshwar Sahai - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1984
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EPD Technology Award
D. McKay - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1984
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EPD Technology Award
E. Parker - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1984
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EPD Technology Award
H. Salomon-De-Friedberg - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1984
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EPD Technology Award
Nicholas Themelis - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1984
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Fellow Award
Hubert Aaronson* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1984
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Fellow Award
Charles McMahon, Jr. - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1984
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Fellow Award
Alexander Troiano* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1984
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Guy Pound - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1984
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Nathan Promisel -
View Details
- Title: Engineering Consultant and Retired Executive Director
- Affiliation: National Materials Advisory Board, National Academy of Sciences,
- Other: "Of Perspectives, Issues and Politics in Materials Technology"
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1984
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Henry Ehrenreich - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1983
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Paul Shewmon - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
|
1983
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
John Elliott - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1983
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Earl Parker - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1983
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
William Johnson - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1983
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
William Davenport - Details Not Available
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- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1983
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EPD Science Award
James Evans - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
|
1983
-
EPD Science Award
Devraj Sharma - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Other: N/A
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1983
-
EPD Science Award
Yury Zundelevich - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1983
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EPD Technology Award
R. Anderson - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Other: N/A
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1983
-
EPD Technology Award
R. Beck - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Other: N/A
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1983
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EPD Technology Award
A. Weddick - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Other: N/A
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1983
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Fellow Award
John Cahn* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1983
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Fellow Award
Robert Pehlke - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Other: N/A
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1983
-
Fellow Award
Guy Pound* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
|
1983
-
Fellow Award
Francis VerSnyder* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
|
1983
-
Fellow Award
Charles Wert* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1983
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Michael Ashby - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1983
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Raymond Smith -
View Details
- Title: Retired President
- Affiliation: Michigan Technological University,
- Other: "Atlas Never Shrugged"
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1983
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Leo Brewer - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1982
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
John Smith - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1982
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Subramanian Suresh - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1982
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Walter Hibbard, Jr. - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1982
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EPD Science Award
Robert Robins - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1982
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EPD Technology Award
J. Brimacombe - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1982
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EPD Technology Award
Enrique Hoefele - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1982
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Fellow Award
G. Couch* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
|
1982
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Fellow Award
Robert Rapp - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1982
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Robert Balluffi - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1982
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Morris Cohen -
View Details
- Title: Institute Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
- Other: "Materials, Materialism, and Search for Meaning--An Essay"
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1982
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Pol Duwez - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1981
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Morris Fine - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1981
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Morris Cohen - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1981
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Julius Harwood - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1981
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Robert Wagoner - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1981
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Allen Russel - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1981
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EPD Science Award
Gary Kaiura - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Other: N/A
|
1981
-
EPD Science Award
James Toguri - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1981
-
EPD Technology Award
John Chao - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Other: N/A
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1981
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EPD Technology Award
Peter Dugdale - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1981
-
EPD Technology Award
David Morris - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1981
-
EPD Technology Award
Frank Steward - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
|
1981
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Fellow Award
Charles Alcock* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1981
-
Fellow Award
George Ansell* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Other: N/A
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1981
-
Fellow Award
Gilbert Chin* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Other: N/A
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1981
-
Fellow Award
Jerome Cohen* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Other: N/A
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1981
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Fellow Award
Nicholas Grant* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1981
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
John Christian - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1981
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Honorable Dixy Lee Ray -
View Details
- Title: Writer and Lecturer
- Other: "Scarce Materials or Plenty: Do We Believe in Technology"
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1981
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Andries Miedema - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1980
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
J. Brimacombe - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1980
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Charles Barrett - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1980
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Michael Tenenbaum - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1980
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Deborah Chung - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1980
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Derek Temple - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
|
1980
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EPD Science Award
Ernest Dewing - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1980
-
EPD Technology Award
Derek Fray - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
|
1980
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EPD Technology Award
Robert Gee - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
|
1980
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Fellow Award
Wayne Hazen* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1980
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Fellow Award
Mats Hillert - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Other: N/A
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1980
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Fellow Award
Eugene Machlin - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Other: N/A
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1980
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Fellow Award
Dale Stein - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1980
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Fellow Award
Jack Wernick* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1980
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
John Hirth - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1980
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Charles Crussard -
View Details
- Title: Scientific Advisor
- Affiliation: Pechiney Ugine Kuhlmann, France
- Other: "A New Concept of Thermodynamics Applied to Materials in Industry"
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1980
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Thaddeus Massalski - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1979
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
William Nix - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1979
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Sheree Wen - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1979
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Akira Yazawa - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1979
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EPD Science Award
R. Barton - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1979
-
EPD Science Award
J. Brimacombe - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1979
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EPD Technology Award
H. Graff - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1979
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EPD Technology Award
J. Thornton - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1979
-
Fellow Award
Robert Lund* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1979
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Fellow Award
Robert Maddin* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1979
-
Fellow Award
Allen Russell* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1979
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Fellow Award
Paul Shewmon* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1979
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Fellow Award
Gareth Thomas* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1979
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Erhard Hornbogen - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1979
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Glenn Seaborg -
View Details
- Title: Associate Director
- Affiliation: Lawrence Berkeley Lab, University of California,
- Other: "Our Heritage of the Elements"
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1979
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Lawrence Darken - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1978
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
C. Wayman - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1978
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Ronald Gronsky - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1978
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Terkel Rosenqvist - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1978
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EPD Science Award
J. Pemsler - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1978
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EPD Science Award
G. Wagner - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1978
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EPD Technology Award
Takeshi Nagano - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1978
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EPD Technology Award
T. Suzuki - Details Not Available
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- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1978
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Fellow Award
Robert Balluffi - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1978
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Fellow Award
Thomas Henrie* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1978
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Fellow Award
Carl McHargue - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1978
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Fellow Award
Frederick Rosi* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1978
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
James Li - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1978
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Herbert Kellogg -
View Details
- Title: Stanley-Thompson Professor of Chemical Metallurgy
- Affiliation: Columbia University,
- Other: "Toward a Materials-Conservation Ethic"
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1978
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Karl Gschneidner, Jr. - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1977
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Johannes Weertman - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1977
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Clyde Briant - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1977
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Paul Queneau - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1977
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EPD Science Award
Pei-Cheh Chen - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1977
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EPD Science Award
P. Palanisamy - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1977
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EPD Science Award
D. Sarma - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1977
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EPD Science Award
Reinnardt Schuhmann, Jr. - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1977
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EPD Technology Award
A. Gordon - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1977
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EPD Technology Award
R. Pickering - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1977
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Fellow Award
Jagdish Agarwal - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1977
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Fellow Award
W. Lankford, Jr.* - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1977
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Fellow Award
Arthur Nowick* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1977
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Fellow Award
William Opie* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1977
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Fellow Award
Terkel Rosenqvist* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1977
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Earl Parker - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1977
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Sir H. Montague Finniston Finniston -
View Details
- Title: Chairman
- Affiliation: Sears Holdings Ltd., England
- Other: "The Shape of Things Past and To Come"
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1977
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Jacques Friedel - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1976
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Charles McMahon, Jr. - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1976
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Karl Fetters - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1976
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Robert Sinclair - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1976
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Ernest Peters - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1976
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EPD Science Award
R. Pehlke - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1976
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EPD Science Award
R. Radzilowski - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1976
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EPD Science Award
W. Small - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1976
-
EPD Technology Award
H. Day - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1976
-
EPD Technology Award
W. Griffith - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1976
-
EPD Technology Award
T. Jordan - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1976
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EPD Technology Award
V. Nyman - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1976
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Fellow Award
James Fulton* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1976
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Fellow Award
George St. Pierre - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1976
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Fellow Award
Charles Taylor* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1976
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Fellow Award
David Turnbull* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1976
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Fellow Award
Milton Wadsworth* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1976
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Fellow Award
Victor Zackay* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1976
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
R. Honeycombe - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1976
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
William Baker -
View Details
- Title: President
- Affiliation: Bell Laboratories,
- Other: "Materials Proficiency for National Progress"
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1976
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Charles Barrett - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1975
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Ethem Turkdogan - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1975
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Nathan Promisel - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1975
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
David Matlock - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1975
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
John Elliott - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1975
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EPD Science Award
M. Nagamori - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1975
-
EPD Technology Award
Robert Bartlett - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1975
-
EPD Technology Award
H. Haung - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1975
-
Fellow Award
Morris Fine* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1975
-
Fellow Award
Thomas Ingraham* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1975
-
Fellow Award
James Keeler* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1975
-
Fellow Award
Thomas King* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1975
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Fellow Award
Harold Paxton - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1975
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Fred Weinberg - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1975
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Michael Tenenbaum -
View Details
- Title: President
- Affiliation: Inland Steel Company,
- Other: "Iron and Society - A Case Study in Constraints and Incentives"
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1975
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William Hume-Rothery Award
William Pearson - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1974
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Gilbert Chin - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1974
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Cyril Smith - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1974
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Takeshi Egami - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1974
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Charles Alcock - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1974
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EPD Science Award
Ernest Dewing - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1974
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EPD Technology Award
P. Thornhill - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1974
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EPD Technology Award
G. Van Weert - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1974
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EPD Technology Award
E. Wigstol - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1974
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Fellow Award
Tasuku Fuwa* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1974
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Fellow Award
John Hirth - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1974
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Fellow Award
John Low, Jr.* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1974
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Fellow Award
Albert Schlechten* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1974
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Fellow Award
Clarence Sims* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1974
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Mats Hillert - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1974
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Cyril Stanley Smith -
View Details
- Title: Professor Emeritus
- Affiliation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
- Other: "Metallurgy as a Human Experience"
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1974
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William Hume-Rothery Award
Paul Beck - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1973
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Julian Szekely - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1973
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Albert Phillips - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1973
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Carl Wagner - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1973
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Dale Newbury - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1973
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
W. Krivsky - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1973
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EPD Science Award
James Evans - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1973
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EPD Science Award
Julian Szekely - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1973
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EPD Technology Award
G. Hallett - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1973
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EPD Technology Award
G. McKerrow - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1973
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EPD Technology Award
Peter Tarassoff - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1973
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EPD Technology Award
Nickolas Themelis - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1973
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Fellow Award
John Frye, Jr.* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1973
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Fellow Award
William Philbrook* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1973
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Fellow Award
Raymond Smith* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1973
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Raymond Decker - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1973
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
James Boyd -
View Details
- Title: Executive Director
- Affiliation: National Commission on Materials Policy,
- Other: "The Resource Trichotomy"
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1972
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
James Li - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1972
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Carleton Long - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1972
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
John Morris, Jr. - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1972
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Nickolas Themelis - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1972
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Fellow Award
John Convey* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1972
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Fellow Award
Robert Jaffee* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1972
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Fellow Award
Herbert Kellogg* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1972
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Fellow Award
Max Lightner* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1972
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Fellow Award
William Manly* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1972
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Anthony Kelly - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1972
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Sir Alan Cottrell -
View Details
- Title: Chief Scientific Advisor
- Affiliation: Cabinet Office, England
- Other: "Materials and Energy"
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1971
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Bernard Kear - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1971
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Clyde Williams - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1971
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
John Herbst - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1971
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
F. Richardson - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1971
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Fellow Award
Mars Fontana* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1971
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Fellow Award
Maxwell Gensamer* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1971
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Fellow Award
Julius Harwood* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1971
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Fellow Award
Frederick Rhines* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1971
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Fellow Award
David Swan* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1971
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Paul Beck - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1971
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TMS/ASM Joint Distinguished Lectureship in Materials and Society Award
Harvey Brooks -
View Details
- Affiliation: Harvard University,
- Other: "Materials in a Steady-State World"
|
1970
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Rodney Smith - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1970
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Carolyn Preece (Hansson) - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1970
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Carleton Long - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1970
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Fellow Award
John Dorn* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1970
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Fellow Award
Frank Forward* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1970
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Fellow Award
Bruce Gonser* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1970
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Fellow Award
Michael Tenenbaum* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1970
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Alfred Seeger - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1969
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Merton Flemings - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1969
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Augustus Kinzel - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1969
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Samuel Harkness - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1969
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Milton Wadsworth - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1969
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Fellow Award
Gerhard Derge* - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1969
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Fellow Award
William Harris, Jr.* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1969
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Fellow Award
J. Hollomon* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
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- Other: N/A
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1969
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Fellow Award
Maurice Shank* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1969
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Fellow Award
Kent Van Horn* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1969
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
John Low - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1968
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Hubert Aaronson - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1968
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Harry Cook - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1968
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Ronald McNaughton - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1968
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Fellow Award
Marc Allard* - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1968
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Fellow Award
Earl Bunce* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1968
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Fellow Award
John Elliott* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1968
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Fellow Award
Benjamin Lustman* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1968
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Fellow Award
Lloyd Pidgeon* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1968
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
D. McLean - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1967
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
J. Hunt - Details Not Available
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1967
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Kenneth Jackson - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1967
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Craig Barrett - Details Not Available
- Title:
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- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1967
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Albert Schlecten - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1967
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Fellow Award
Harold Emerick* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1967
-
Fellow Award
Sir Charles Goodeve* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1967
-
Fellow Award
Paul Queneau* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1967
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Fellow Award
George Roberts* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1967
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Fellow Award
J. Smart, Jr.* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1967
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
John Cahn - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1966
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
William Ellis - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1966
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Richard Wagner - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1966
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
David Seidman - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1966
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Herbert Kellogg - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1966
-
Fellow Award
Pol Duwez* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1966
-
Fellow Award
Werner Koster* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1966
-
Fellow Award
Earl Parker* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1966
-
Fellow Award
William Pfann* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1966
-
Fellow Award
Jack Scaff* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1966
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Peter Hirsch - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1965
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Michael Bever - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1965
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AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
A. Tetelman - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1965
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Reinnardt Schuhmann, Jr. - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1965
-
Fellow Award
Paul Beck* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1965
-
Fellow Award
Bruce Chalmers* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1965
-
Fellow Award
G. Kurdyumov* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1965
-
Fellow Award
Carleton Long* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1965
-
Fellow Award
Oscar Marzke* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1965
-
Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
B. Warren - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1964
-
AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Pol Duwez - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1964
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Ronald Willens - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1964
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Edgar Bain - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1964
-
AIME Honorary Membership Award
Sir Mawby - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1964
-
AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Dale Stein - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1964
-
EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Philip Stroup - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1964
-
Fellow Award
Edgar Bain* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1964
-
Fellow Award
Charles Barrett* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1964
-
Fellow Award
Karl Fetters* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1964
-
Fellow Award
Francis Frary* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1964
-
Fellow Award
Zay Jeffries* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1964
-
Fellow Award
Thomas Joseph* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1964
-
Fellow Award
Charles Kuzell* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1964
-
Fellow Award
Champion Mathewson* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1964
-
Fellow Award
Ronald McNaughton* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1964
-
Fellow Award
Albert Phillips* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1964
-
Fellow Award
Leo Reinartz* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1964
-
Fellow Award
Earle Schumacher* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1964
-
Fellow Award
Robert Sosman* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1964
-
Fellow Award
Carl Wagner* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1964
-
Fellow Award
Clyde Williams* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1964
-
Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Jacques Friedel - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1963
-
AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
William Mullins - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1963
-
AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Peter Swann - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1963
-
EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Lloyd Pidgeon - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1963
-
Fellow Award
James Austin* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1963
-
Fellow Award
John Chipman* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1963
-
Fellow Award
Morris Cohen* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1963
-
Fellow Award
Lawrence Darken* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1963
-
Fellow Award
Walter Hibbard, Jr.* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1963
-
Fellow Award
Augustus Kinzel* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1963
-
Fellow Award
Robert Mehl* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1963
-
Fellow Award
F. Richardson* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1963
-
Fellow Award
Reinardt Schuhmann, Jr.* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1963
-
Fellow Award
Cyril Smith* - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1963
-
Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Harvey Brooks - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1962
-
AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Robert Cech - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1962
-
AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Ronald Armstrong - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1962
-
EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Albert Phillips - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1962
-
Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
G. Kurdjumov - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1961
-
AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Karl Aust - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1961
-
AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
John Rutter - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1961
-
AIME Honorary Membership Award
John Thompson - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1961
-
AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
George Ansell - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1961
-
EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
A. Gaudin - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1961
-
Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
David Turnbull - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1960
-
AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
No award given.
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1960
-
AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Jerome Cohen - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1960
-
EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
Charles Kuzell - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1960
-
Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
N. Mott - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1959
-
AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
John Gilman - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1959
-
AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
John Hirth - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1959
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EPD Distinguished Lecturer Award
William Kroll - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1959
-
Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Frederick Seitz - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1958
-
AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
No award given.
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1958
-
AIME Honorary Membership Award
Champion Mathewson - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1958
-
AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Norbert Neumann - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1958
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
A. Cottrell - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1957
-
AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Paul Gordon - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1957
-
AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Robert Huggins - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1957
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Morris Cohen - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1956
-
AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Eugene Edwards - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1956
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Earl Parker - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1956
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Jack Wasburn - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1956
-
AIME Robert Lansing Hardy Award
Douglas Fuerstenau - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1956
-
Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Andre Guinier - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1955
-
AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
William Pfann - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1955
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Clarence Zener - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1954
-
AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Morris Cohen - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1954
-
AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Eugene Machlin - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1954
-
Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Bruce Chalmers - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1953
-
AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Paul Beck - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1953
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Hsun Hu - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1953
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
P. Sperry - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1953
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Kent Van Horn - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1952
-
AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Michael Bolton - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1952
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
F. Daniels - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1952
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Cecil Dunn - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1952
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Fabian Lionetti - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
|
1952
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
William Shockley - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
- Other: N/A
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1951
-
AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Charles Barrett - Details Not Available
- Title:
- Affiliation: ,
- Quote: N/A
- Citation: N/A
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1951
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
G. Borelium - Details Not Available
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1950
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Morris Cohen - Details Not Available
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1950
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
William Harris, Jr. - Details Not Available
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1950
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Zay Jefferies - Details Not Available
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1950
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Earle Schumacher - Details Not Available
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1949
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
E. Gulbransen - Details Not Available
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1949
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
J. Hickman - Details Not Available
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1949
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Erle Daveler - Details Not Available
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1949
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Egon Orowan - Details Not Available
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1948
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
J. Smart, Jr. - Details Not Available
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1948
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Cyril Smith - Details Not Available
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1947
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
W. Anderson - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1947
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Cecil Desch - Details Not Available
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1947
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Albert Phillips - Details Not Available
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1946
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
P. Balarian - Details Not Available
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1946
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Champion Mathewson - Details Not Available
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1946
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
William Hume-Rothery - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1945
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
W. Baldwin, Jr. - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1945
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Charles Barrett - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1944
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Charles Barrett - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1944
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
A. Geisler - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1944
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Robert Mehl - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1944
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
W. Pierce - Details Not Available
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1943
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
J. Hanawalt - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1943
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
C. Nelson - Details Not Available
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1943
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
J. Peloubet - Details Not Available
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1943
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
V. Zworykin - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1942
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Frederick Rhines - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1942
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AIME Honorary Membership Award
Paul Merica - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1942
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
W. Webster - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1941
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
A. Blank - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1941
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
S. Maddigan - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1941
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
George Sachs - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1940
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Alden Freninger - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1940
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Edgar Dix, Jr. - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1939
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Robert Mehl - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1939
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Frederick Rhines - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1939
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Daniel Hanson - Details Not Available
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1938
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
William Fink - Details Not Available
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1938
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Dana Smith - Details Not Available
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1938
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
P. Bridgman - Details Not Available
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1937
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
R. Brick - Details Not Available
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1937
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Arthur Phillips - Details Not Available
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1937
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
R. Hutton - Details Not Available
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1936
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
W. Lindlief - Details Not Available
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1936
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Cyril Smith - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1936
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Robert Mehl - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1935
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
E. Anderson - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1935
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
M. Fuller - Details Not Available
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1935
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
J. Rodda - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1935
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
R. Wilcox - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1935
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
C. Edwards - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1934
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Les Barrett - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1934
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AIME Champion H. Mathewson Award
Robert Mehl - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1934
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
L. McKeehan - Details Not Available
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1933
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Georg Masing - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1932
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Paul Merica - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1931
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Arne Westgren - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1930
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
S. Hoyt - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1929
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Ulric Evans - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1928
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Champion Mathewson - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1927
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Cecil Desch - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1926
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Paul Foote - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1925
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Carl Benedicks - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1924
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Zay Jeffries - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1923
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Walter Rosenhain - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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1922
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Institute of Metals/Robert Franklin Mehl Award
Wilder Bancroft - Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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- Details Not Available
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- Other: N/A
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- Details Not Available
- Title:
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