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location that is part of the Southern California aerospace

corridor—and is sure to attract a large cohort of aerospace

engineers and researchers. We hope to see you in Long

Beach in May! To learn more and to register, visit

asminter- national.org/web/itsc-2015.

TSS committee chairs named for

2014-2015 term

The ASM Thermal Spray Society Board appointed chairs

to each of its committees for the 2014-2015 term.

Christian

Moreau, FASM,

Concordia University, Montreal, was elected

as president of TSS.

Luc Pouliot,

Tecnar Automation Ltd.,

Quebec, Canada, currently serves TSS as immediate past

president and chair of the Nominating Committee.

Robert

C. Tucker, Jr., FASM,

The Tucker Group, continues as chair

of the Journal of Thermal Spray Technology Committee.

Atin Sharma,

Oerlikon Metco, Westbury, N.Y., serves as chair

of the Membership, Marketing and Outreach Committee.

Douglas Puerta,

Elementals Materials Technology, Port-

land, Ore., serves as vice president of TSS and chair of the

TSS Program Committee.

Greg Wuest,

Oerlikon Metco, con-

tinues to serve as chair of the TSS Safety Committee while

Andre McDonald,

University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada,

continues as chair of the TSS Training Committee.

Timothy

N. McKechnie, FASM,

Plasma Processes Inc., Huntsville,

Ala., continues to serve as chair of the TSS Awards Com-

mittee.

Shari Fowler-Hutchinson,

Saint-Gobain, Boston,

serves as chair of the Exposition Committee and

Marcel

van Wonderen,

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Amsterdam, was

named chair of the Accepted Practices Committee. If you are

interested in serving on an affiliate society committee, con-

tact the respective committee chair or email

joanne.miller@ asminternational.org

.

President’s Profile:

Christian Moreau

Christian Moreau, FASM, Ph.D., has advanced

the understanding and development of thermal

spray technology through his significant role in the

development of optical systems for the measure-

ment of the plasma effluent and particle tempera-

ture, velocity, and size distribution. Dr. Moreau is

currently a professor in the Department of Mechan-

ical and Industrial Engineering at Concordia Univer-

sity in Montreal. He has been an active member of

the Thermal Spray Society and a member of the TSS

Nominating Committee from 2010 to 2012. In addi-

tion, he has been a member of both the TSS Publica-

tions and Communications Committee as well as the

TSS Program Committee from 1999 to 2013.

He was a TSS Board Member from 2006 to 2012,

and also a member of TSS Information Develop-

ment/Delivery. He became an ASM Fellow in 2006

and was inducted into the Thermal Spray Hall of

Fame in 2013. He is presently Editor-in-Chief of the

Journal of Thermal Spray Technology

and has been a

member of the JTST Committee since 1999.

“I am much honored to have the opportunity

to contribute to the TSS as the newly elected pres-

ident. In this capacity, I will invest my efforts to

make sure our Society continues providing mem-

bers with high quality publications, conferences,

and services in the most efficient and pertinent

manner possible,” says Moreau. “I would like to

recognize the exceptional job my predecessor Luc

Pouliot has done over the last two years and thank

him on behalf of all TSS members and on my own

behalf. I would also like to thank all volunteers

who contributed and will continue to contribute

to the life of our Society by their dedicated work

and efforts. Nothing would be possible without

you. A special welcome to the new members of

the TSS Board and Committees! I look forward to

working with all of you in the coming years.”

PRESIDENTIAL PROFILE

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