Previously Held Events

This webinar will highlight successful (and unsuccessful) approaches to fostering strong interactive and diverse research teams.

This four-part webinar series will provide an introduction to scandium, its uses, and the industry value chain (including in fuel cells and wrought and cast aluminum alloys).

Hear from guest speaker, Ben Britton, on creating a space for all to participate equally in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics)

Being successful within your organization, the greater professional community, your family, and beyond is essential for a well-rounded career.

Based on his experience in alloy and process design over the last 71 years, Dr. Raymond Decker will cite case histories of notable alloy designs in this webinar while counting the surprising breadth of practical applications.

Through stories of an evolving career, this webinar will provide sample scenarios that cover the complexities of problem solving and decision making in the materials science and engineering (MSE) profession.

Recognized experts in advancing DEI will share strategies and insights that are effective and actionable.

This webinar will provide clear direction on how to manage a virtual team and how to build relationships and communication that enable tasks to be achieved and projects to stay on track.

In this webinar, experts will explore a Wire-arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) approach developed by Lincoln Electric.

In this new roundtable webinar, two entrepreneurs will highlight some of their key experiences starting two different types of MS&E-based companies, including the various challenges they faced, their experiences, and the growth associated with such startups.

This four-part webinar series will explore the newest developments in artificial intelligence (AI) and how they affect the materials science and engineering (MS&E) fields.

TMS is reconvening experts to discuss the design of new alloys suited for metal additive manufacturing (AM), with a focus on computational approaches and experimental approaches.

This free webinar will help parents, educators, and TMS members learn more about the program supporting materials scientists and engineers as they reach out to schools in their communities.

This webinar series explores some of the latest developments in the 3D characterization of structural materials using neutron and synchrotron radiation.

This three-day course offers concurrent short courses that are modularly assembled within the following learning tracks: machine learning, additive manufacturing, and lightweighting. Attendees can mix and match modules to create their own curriculum.

In this webinar, a roundtable discussion will highlight some key opportunities and trends associated with federally funded R&D in these domains, including some opportunities in which interdisciplinary collaboration and activities are beneficial.

This webinar will highlight key issues and opportunities associated with the fundamental science, alloy development, characterization methods, properties, and potential applications of HEAs.

Join experts at the roundtable for a discussion on the design of new alloys suited for metal additive manufacturing (AM), with a focus on computational approaches and experimental approaches.

The webinar series explores the latest TMS science and technology accelerator study now available.

Join a discussion with experts from ZEISS Microscopy and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) to understand the latest advances in electron and x-ray microscopy.

These webinars will show the latest developments from research conducted in universities, government laboratories, and industry, from studies on alloy properties, new processing techniques, and even repairing damaged superalloys.

Let TMS help you achieve PE licensing designation with the TMS Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Professional Engineer (PE) Licensing Exam Review Course.

Learn from researchers at the forefront of artificial intelligence to unlock the possibilities for your organization.

Learn to navigate your own path to success while also building teams and inspiring good decision-making among their ranks.

Learn how to implement the key steps for creating a “safety culture” in your laboratory from leading experts.

Insights and guidance for managers on how to effectively support their teams through unusual world events (such as the COVID-19 pandemic).

This webinar addresses some of the key considerations inherent in transitioning to online instruction. A downloadable resource guide is available as part of the program.

The purpose of this workshop is to familiarize participants with current AM processes; current AM practice for metals, polymers, and ceramics; modeling of AM processes, microstructural evolution, and service properties; and current challenges and research opportunities.

A number of focused workshops and short courses are offered in conjunction with MS&T19 to help you enhance your technical and professional skills.

Anode 2019 will present practical topics in the development of anodes, such as rodding and fume control with an emphasis on operational aspects and theoretical lectures.

Let TMS help you achieve PE licensing designation with the TMS Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Professional Engineer (PE) Licensing Exam Review Course.

TMS offers a selection of workshops and courses in conjunction with the TMS 2019 Annual Meeting & Exhibition.

Attendees will gain the tools, knowledge, and contacts needed to run basic experiments and accelerate the introduction of machine learning techniques and approaches in their own work and organizations.

Let TMS help you achieve PE licensing designation with the TMS Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Professional Engineer (PE) Licensing Exam Review Course.

The focus of this series is to establish the groundwork to build specific expertise in corrosion characterization and testing techniques and failure analysis.

Returning after two successful events in 2016 and 2017, this course is the newest offering in TMS’s highly impactful series of courses developed expressly for the aluminum industry since 1995.

TMS offers a selection of 14 workshops, courses, and tutorials in conjunction with the TMS Annual Meeting.

Focused exclusively on cast shop technologies and advancements with a focus toward operations, this week-long immersive course will cover the science and technology of key cast shop processes for primary and secondary aluminum smelters.

TMS is a leading resource for practical, solutions-based courses in aluminum production, beginning with the first Industrial Aluminum Electrolysis Course in 1995.

Building on the success of previous courses held in 2014 and 2015, Anode 2017 will present practical topics in the development of anodes, such as rodding and fume control with an emphasis on operational aspects and theoretical lectures.

The TMS Metallurgical and Materials Engineering PE Licensing Exam Review Course will address a variety of approaches and methodologies, including design, analysis, application, and operations.

Control of Potline Scrubber & Fugitive Emissions for Aluminum Smelters is solely focused on providing a complete, intensive overview of the latest techniques, as well as the fundamental knowledge necessary for effectively managing and reducing emissions in aluminum smelting.

Each year, TMS offers a selection of workshops, courses, and tutorials in conjunction with the TMS Annual Meeting.

An overview of important work of a recognized industry leader in the areas of melt filtration, grain refinement, and direct chill casting of aluminum alloys.

Gain an improved understanding of thermodynamics as they apply to high entropy alloys and complex, concentrated alloys from two leading experts.

This series presents an overview of a variety of open source data curation tools, with instruction by some of the leading innovators in the field.

This series is based on the long-standing Lead-Free Solders and Interconnect Technology Workshop traditionally held at the TMS Annual Meeting and Exhibition.

Explore the benefits of a prototype made out of the actual materials of the final part, with lead times not much longer than conventional prototype methods.

This webinar will introduce the open-source Digital Representation Environment for the Analysis of Materials in 3D (DREAM.3D) software tool and the Spatial Information Management Protocol Library (SIMPL).

This webinar illustrates the interplay between metallography and fractography by means of examples of real failure analysis cases encompassing either overload or fatigue fractures.

This webinar series is based on the popular Additive Manufacturing Materials and Processes Workshop traditionally held at the TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition.

Reviews education challenges associated with the incorporation of computation into core curriculum