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EDITORIAL

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ITSC WR P-UP

ITSC 2015 HITS A HOME RUN

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he 2015 International Thermal Spray Conference joined

AeroMat and IMS for the first-ever combinedmega-event

in Long Beach, Calif. Held May 11-14, the event attract-

ed over 2000 aerospace and thermal spray technologists, re-

searchers, manufacturers, and suppliers from 34 countries. It

featured 180 booths on the combined show floor fromamix of

130 companies. The technical programhadmore than 450 oral

and poster presentations, and featured speakers from over 30

countries around the globe.

While each show had separate programming, attendees

were free to explore any session as well as the shared show

floor, making it a truly unique and cross-functional experience.

Robert Vassen presented the ITSC plenary talk on recent ad-

vances with thermally sprayed barrier coatings, including the

rise in popularity of suspension plasma spray and physical

vapor deposition, as well as an intensive study of advanced

materials. Below are photos highlighting the event. (The

JTST

Volume 23 Best Paper Awards photos can be found on page 3.)

TSS President Christian Moreau (left) presents the TSS Hall of

Fame award to Christian Coddett, of the University of Tech-

nology of Belfort-Montbeliard, France. He was recognized for

developing innovative thermal spray techniques and applica-

tions as well as international collaboration programs dedicated

to thermal spray research in developing countries.

Sanjay Sampath (left), TSS Hall of Fame Inductee, is presented

his award by President Christian Moreau. Sampath, distin-

guished professor at Stony Brook University of New York, was

recognized for innovative, interdisciplinary thermal spray

research bridging the gap between fundamental science and

industrial practice through better understanding of coating

properties and development of advanced diagnostic tools.

Steve Ort (left), Oerlikon Metco, was on hand for a special event

celebrating his company’s recent designation as an ASM Histor-

ical Landmark. TSS Boardmembers Ann Bolcavage and Doug

Puerta unveiled the plaque.

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