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Housing, Registration, Exhibit Info, and News Found on Redesigned Site
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10/15/2008...
Browse a virtual exhibit hall. Find the most up-to-date meeting news. Register and make travel arrangements. All of these things can be done through the new TMS Annual Meeting web site launched this week. As TMS prepares for what is expected to be its largest meeting in history, the society will keep attendees informed of all the latest developments in the conference's technical programming and activities.
Visit the site today to start planning your trip to San Francisco for the TMS 2009 Annual Meeting in February or just to see what the meeting has to offer, and check back regularly for the most up-to-date meeting news.
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TMS 2009 ANNUAL MEETING
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Recognize Leadership in Materials . . .
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. . . With TMS Awards for Excellence
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10/14/2008...
Over the past few months, TMS members have been encouraged to nominate a deserving colleague for one of a dozen TMS awards that recognize excellence in materials science and engineering. Several of the awards are specifically offered to those who have demonstrated leadership in the materials field:
- Leadership Award: Recognizes an individual who has demonstrated outstanding leadership in the national and international materials community in the fields of metallurgy or materials
- William Hume-Rothery Award: Recognizes a scientific leader for exceptional scholarly contributions to the science of alloys
- Institute of Metals Lecturer & Robert Franklin Mehl Award: Recognizes an outstanding scientific leader who is invited to present a lecture on the materials science and application of metals
Nominate an outstanding materials leader through the new on-line nomination form by October 31.
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NOMINATE A COLLEAGUE
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October JOM is Now On-Line
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Extraction and Processing Issue Focuses on Peirce-Smith Converting
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10/07/2008...
In this extractive-themed issue of JOM, the focus is on pyrometallurgical and aqueous processing. This issue includes a pair of articles on the Peirce-Smith Converting Centennial, looking ahead to the centennial symposium planned for the TMS 2009 Annual Meeting and back to the process's historical development. In addition, this issue looks to the future of metal production with a feature article on generic melt circulation technology for metals recovery that could reduce energy consumption in the metal production industries.
TMS members can read the entire issue on-line at no charge through the following link.
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OCTOBER JOM
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