2022
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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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2022
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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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2022
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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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2022
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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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2022
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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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2022
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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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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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2020
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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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2020
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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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2020
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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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2020
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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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2020
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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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2020
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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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2020
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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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2020
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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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2020
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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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2019
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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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2019
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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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2019
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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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2019
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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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2019
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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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2019
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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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2019
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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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2018
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
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2017
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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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2017
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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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2017
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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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2017
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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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2017
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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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2016
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Light Metals Subject Award - Aluminum Alloys
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2015
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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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2015
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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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2015
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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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2015
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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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2015
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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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