FOR EVENT DETAILS AND TO REGISTER, VISIT IMATEVENT.ORG. KEYNOTE LECTURES PANEL DISCUSSIONS SPECIAL AWARD LECTURES Tuesday, September 29 10:30 − 11:30 a.m. Moon to Mars – Artemis II Mission…Next Steps DR. TYLER NESTER Chief Engineer, Artemis II NASA From String and Sealing Wax to an ISO Standard: The Development of Techniques to Determine Residual Stress by Neutron Di raction DR. THOMAS M. HOLDEN Northern Stress Technologies Improved Spatial Resolution within Deep-Hole Drilling Residual Stress Measurements PROF. GARY SCHAJER University of British Columbia MONDAY, SEPTEMBER | : − : A.M. EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP FORUM Chair: Dr. Navin Manjooran, FASM Immediate Past President, ASM International Panel 1: AI and Materials Science and Engineering Join industry, academia, and government leaders for a candid executive-level conversation on how artificial intelligence is reshaping materials research, development, and manufacturing worldwide. Panel 2: Future of Materials Science & Engineering–Funding, Investment, and Strategic Partnerships Panelists will share how their organizations are navigating a changing funding landscape, identifying new sources of support, and building the partnerships necessary to accelerate innovation. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER | : − : A.M. NEW IN ! IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON MATERIALS RESEARCH AND JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS ASM President Elizabeth Ho man, FASM, will kick o this panel, which will feature editors from ASM International’s suite of journals discussing the evolving landscape of AI in materials research, manuscript preparation, and peer review. This conversation will o er a candid, practical look at research publishing in the age of AI. Panelists include Elvin Beach, Ryan Deacon, Ursula Kattner, FASM, André McDonald, FASM, and Wenchi Liu. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER | : − : A.M. NEW IN ! BEYOND ‘BUSINESS AS USUAL:’ STRENGTHENING GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAINS FOR CRITICAL MATERIALS The discussion will examine how material availability is directly shaping product architecture, performance tradeo s, and innovation timelines across critical technology sectors. IMAT FEATURED KEYNOTE RSTC PLENARY SESSIONS HENRY CLIFTON SORBY LECTURE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER | : − : P.M. Dr. Geo Scamans, Innoval Technology Ltd. Reflections on 50 Years with Aluminum: Corrosion Control, Novel Applications and Challenges of Recycling Post-Consumer Scrap ALPHA SIGMA MU LECTURE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER | : − : P.M. Prof. Ji-Cheng Zhao, FASM, University of Connecticut Innovations in Materials R&D via Experimentation-Computation Integration and Interdisciplinary Collaborations ASM EDWARD DEMILLE CAMPBELL MEMORIAL LECTURE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER | : − : P.M. Prof. Roderick Guthrie, McGill University Fluid Flows in Liquid Metals—Friend or Foe? EDUCATION WORKSHOP Metallurgy for the Non-Metallurgist (Abridged) Series Tuesday, September 29 9:00 a.m. − 12:30 p.m. This abridged, 3.5-hour format is a special IMAT edition of ASM’s most popular course. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER | : − : A.M. Using Cyclic Mean Stress Relaxation Data to Predict Residual Stress Changes due to Fatigue Loading PROF. ALBRECHT CONLE University of Waterloo Hidden Biases and Insu icient Uncertainties in Residual Stress Measurements, and Clever Ways to Beat Them DR. MICHAEL B. PRIME Los Alamos National Laboratory Low-Temperature Deformation Mechanisms in Ultrafine-Grained Stainless Steel: Operando Neutron Di raction DR. STEFANUS HARJO J-PARC Center, Japan Atomic Energy Agency WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER | : − : A.M.
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