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Nominations are now being accepted for the

ASM/TMS Distinguished Lectureship in Ma-

terials & Society. The Lecture was established

in 1971 and is jointly sponsored by The Miner-

als, Metals & Materials Society (TMS) and

ASM International. The topic of the lecture

shall fall within these objectives:

• To clarify the role of materials science and

engineering in technology and in society

in its broadest sense.

• To present an evaluation of progress made

in developing new technology for the ever

changing needs of technology and society.

• To define new frontiers for materials

science and engineering.

Qualifications of the lecturer include:

• A person experienced in national or

industrial policy-making in the field of

materials science and engineering.

• An eminent individual who has an

overall understanding of technology and

society, and how both are affected by

developments in materials science and

engineering.

• A person associated with government,

industry, research, or education.

Nominations may be proposed by any mem-

ber of either society. Submit nominations by

September 1 for consideration. Recommenda-

tions should be submitted to the headquarters

of either society.

For a complete listing of the rules and nom-

ination form, visit

www.asminternational.org/ awards

or contact Christine Hoover at

440/338-5151 ext. 5509,

christine.hoover@ asminternational.org

, or Deb Price of TMS at

awards@tms.org

.

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Joanne Miller, editor,

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• ASM International, 9639 Kinsman Road, Materials Park, OH 44073

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fax:

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e-mail:

joanne.miller@asminternational.org

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57 ASM/TMS Distinguished Lectureship 58 From the President’s Desk 59 Teachers Camps 60 Chapter News 61 Volunteer Honor Roll 62 Members in the News 63 In Memoriam

...in this issue

Nominations Sought

for 2015 ASM/TMS

Distinguished Lectureship in Materials & Society

Your

“Brand New”

ASM

Introducing the

new ASM

International.

We are moving into

the next

century with a

revamped brand

platform, updated

look, and exciting

initiatives planned

for the future.

Read more about

ASM’s new logo

and plans for the

future on

pages 8-9

in this issue.

The Microscopy &Microanalysis 2014 Con-

ference and the 47th International Metallo-

graphic Society Annual

Meeting will take place

August 3-7 at the Con-

necticut

Convention

Center in downtown

Hartford. Plan to attend

the diverse technical program, educational

short courses, excellent vendor exhibits, and

fun social activities. Topics of particular inter-

est to IMS members are listed below and the

full list of events can be found through the IMS

website at

www.metallography.net

.

Register for this event

by June 23

to receive

an early bird discount. Learn more at

www.metallography.net

.

Short Course: Sunday, August 3

X17 – Metallography for Failure Analysis,

instructor Frauke Hogue, FASM

Conference Symposia:

Monday – Thursday, August 4-7

A13 – Practical Applications and Analytical

Trends of Metallography and

Microstructure

P03 – Mineral Analyses from Laboratory to

Spacecraft

P06 – Failure Analysis of Structural Materials:

Microscopy, Metallurgy and Fractography

P07 – Microscopy and Characterization of

Ceramics, Polymers, and Composites

P08 – Imaging and Analysis of Cultural

Heritage Materials

Microscopy & Microanalysis 2014