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FEATURE

A D V A N C E D M A T E R I A L S & P R O C E S S E S | J U N E 2 0 1 5

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EDI O ’S MESSAGE

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issemination: Disperse throughout. Information dis-

semination toHeat Treating Societymembers and the

heat treating community in general is a high priority

for the Society. One method of providing information on the

latest developments in heat treating technology is through

conferences and expositions, which offer a platform to share

knowledge from worldwide experts to a large cross section

of industry participants. The HTS Technology and Program-

ming Committee is continually reviewing this key service to

provide events with the highest member value, including the

biennial Heat Treat Show and regional events that address

specific topics and audiences.

Heat Treat 2015 is just around the corner, taking place

in Detroit from October 20–23. The show is once again co-

located with the American Gear Manufacturers Association

(AGMA). Interest in the technical program is very high, with

145 abstracts submissions from worldwide sources. New

initiatives this year include joint programming with AGMA

on the show floor; special student/young professional ac-

tivities; and a return of the Heat Treating “Master Series”

Sessions, which will focus on the pioneers whose research

transformed heat treating technology.

Discussions about future shows are already taking

place. The colocation with GearExpo (AGMA) continues to

benefit both organizations andwill continue in 2017 in aMid-

west venue yet to be decided.

HTS will host the 2016 IFHTSE Congress on April 18-22

in Savannah, Ga. The event is sponsored by the ASM Heat

Treating Society and the International Federation for Heat

Treatment and Surface Engineering. A call for papers is open

with abstract submissions due by September 30.

HTS is also planning a regional technical conference

and exhibit in Queretaro, Mexico, in late 2016. This event will

showcase heat treating resources available to this important

automotive manufacturing market.

HTS is always looking for fresh ideas. If you are inter-

ested in participating in helping to plan these highly valued

events for members and the heat treating community in

general, think about joining the HTS Technology and Pro-

gramming Committee. Review the Committee Purpose on

the HTS website at

hts.asminternational.org

and contact

joanne.miller@asminternational.org

.

Ed Kubel

Contributing Editor

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