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In 1969, ASM established the Fellow of the Society
honor to provide recognition tomembers for their distin-
guished contributions tomaterials science and engineer-
ing and to develop a broadly based forum of technical
and professional leaders to serve as advisors to the Soci-
ety. Following are the members recognized by their col-
leagues for 2014. Additional Fellows may be elected to
this distinguished body in subsequent years. The so-
licited guidance, which the Fellows provide, will enhance
the capability of ASM as a technical community of ma-
terials science and engineering professionals in the years
ahead. Awards will be presented at ASM’s annual Awards
Dinner, Tuesday, October 14, in Pittsburgh, during Ma-
terials Science & Technology 2014.
Mr. John F. Clayton, FASM
Principal
FAMEX Engineering, Ontario, Canada
For technical excellence in the field of
forensics and failure analysis, demonstrating
a long and distinguished set of achievements
in solving materials problems across a wide
range of industries, while mentoring others
and disseminating the fundamentals of materials fail-
ure analysis through publications and presentations.
Prof. Zhigang Zak Fang, FASM
Professor
University of Utah, Salt Lake
For sustained and high impact contributions
to the hard metals industry through develop-
ment of novel cemented carbide and polycrys-
talline diamond structures, and processing
and development of low cost titanium and
metal hydrides for energy applications.
Dr. James C. Foley, FASM
R&D Manager
Los Alamos National Laboratory, N.M.
For significant contributions to research
and development in the field of nonferrous
materials, including beryllium alloys, uranium alloys,
amorphous alloys, and lead-free solders.
Dr. David R. Forrest, FASM
Technology Manager
Department of Energy, Washington
For outstanding technical leader-
ship in emerging materials technolo-
gies such as nanomaterials and
molecular manufacturing, with
demonstrated technical expertise in
material processing, computational modeling, and
nondestructive testing.
Dr. Michael T. Hahn, FASM
Engineer 5
Northrop Grumman Aerospace
Systems, Redondo Beach, Calif.
For outstanding contributions to a
wide variety of metallurgical ad-
vancements for improving the per-
formance and cost effectiveness of
various aircraft alloys, including aluminum, titanium,
and steel alloys as well as composites, ceramics, and
coatings in the commercial and noncommercial air-
craft industries.
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ASM’s 2014 Class of Fellows
Official ASM
Annual Business Meeting Notice
The Annual Business Meeting of members of
ASM International will be held in conjunction with
MS&T14 on:
Monday, October 13
4:00 – 5:00 p.m.
David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Pittsburgh
The purpose of the ASM Annual Business Meeting
is the election of officers for the 2014-15 term
and transaction of other Society business.