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A Celebration of Excellence

2009A Celebration of Excellence

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This special section of Advanced Materials & Processes is dedicated to the 2009 Fellows of ASMInternational and to the distinguished winners of ASM’s awards. The American Society for Metalsestablished the Fellow of the Society in 1969 to provide recognition to members for their contribu-tions to the materials science and engineering field. To become a Fellow, a member must demon-strate broad and productive achievement in production, manufacturing, management, design, de-

velopment, research, or education. Fellows must currently be ASM members, and must have been a memberfor at least five years.

The first class of ASM Fellows, 200 strong, was installed in 1970 during ceremonies at Metals Park, whichlater became Materials Park. The total number from that day to this has grown to almost 2000 ASM Fellows.

The Fellows are a unique group, not only for their outstanding achievements, but also for their ongoingcontributions to the society. The Board of Trustees solicits their advice to help guide the society, and to sug-gest new technical directions. This guidance enhances the capability of ASM to carry out its mission of pro-viding in-depth materials information to its members in every materials field. They have provided invalu-able advice as ASM has transitioned to the online products that enable information to be updated frequently,making it more useful while reducing costs.

As shown by the list of some of their accomplishments, these outstanding engineers and scientists contribute to the overall success of society in general. They find better and more efficient ways to producematerials and products, enabling more people around the world to participate in technological progress. Themodern world owes a tremendous debt to these materials engineers whose contributions enable modern tech-nology. It is only on rare occasions such as this that they receive the accolades they deserve.

Fellows of ASM Internationaland

Distinguished Awards

Here is a brief list of some of the accomplishments of the 2009 Class of Fellows:

• Novel materials for power generation

• Design of solidification processes

• Superalloys and intermetallics • Metal matrix composites• Ceramic-metal joining• Plasma-based infrared

processing• Fastener quality control based

on metallurgical characterization

• Advanced steelmaking• Improved manufacturing

efficiency

• Advanced process development

• Tribological coatings• Superconducting materials• Thermal spray technology• Deformation mechanisms• Life prediction of alloys• Defects in semiconductors• Heat treating advances• Corrosion control coatings• Advances in nonferrous

casting• Amorphous alloys• High-temperature

deformation processing

• Laser processing of biomaterials

• Phase equilibria of metallic systems

• Advanced alloy production• Medical device development• Modeling of continuous

casting• Multifunctional materials• Metallurgy of solders• Analytical reverse engineering• Energy conversion materials• Explosive processing

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A+ Aaron, Howard B.+ Aaronson, Hubert I.

Abbaschian, RezaAbkowitz, Stanley Abkowitz, Susan

+ Aborn, Robert H.Abramovici, Eugen

+ Adair, Attwell M.+ Adair, Robert V.

Adams, Brent L.Adams, Raymond G.Adamson, Martyn G.Agarwal, D.C.Agarwala, Vinod S.Aggen, George Agrawal, Suphal P.Ahn, Tae M.Akinc, Mufit

+ Albers, Francis C.Albrecht, E. DanielAlbright, Darryl L.Alexander, Kathleen B.Allan, Douglas M.Allen, Charles W.Allen, Samuel M. Allison, John E.

+ Almen, John O.Altan, Taylan Altstetter, Carl JosephAltshuler, Thomas L.Amateau, Maurice F.

+ Amber, Wayne L.Anantharaman, T.R.

+ Anderson, Edmund A.Anderson, Iver E.Anderson, Robert C.

+ Anderson, W. Earl+ Anderson, William A.+ Anderson, William E.

Andresen, Peter L.Andrews, John V.Angelini, PeterAnkem, SreeramamurthyAnsell, George S.Antes, Harry W.

+ Antia, Dara PirojshawAntolovich, Stephen D.Apelian, Diran Ardell, Alan J.Arata, YoshiakiArcella, Frank G.

+ Armantrout, Clo E.Armstrong, Ronald W.

+ Armstrong, William M.Arnold, David B.

+ Arnold, Lynn E.Aronson, Arthur H.Aronsson, Bertil S.Arsenault, Richard J.Asfahani, Riad I.Asphahani, Aziz I.Aukrust, EgilAult, G. MervinAust, Karl T.

+ Austin, James B.+ Austin, William W.+ Avedisian, Arthur A.+ Averbach, Benjamin L.+ Avery, Howard S.

Ayer, Raghavan

+ Babcock, Donald E.Babu, Prakash B.

+ Backofen, Walter A.Baeslack, William A. IIIBaggerly, Roy G.Bagnall, ChristopherBailey, Ronald E.

+ Bain, Edgar C.Baker, Ian

+ Baldwin, James F.Ballantyne, StewartBamford, Waldron L.

+ Banerjee, Bani R.Banerjee, S.Bania, Paul J.Bardes, Bruce P.Barrera, Enrique V.

+ Barrett, Charles S.Barsom, John M.Bates, Charles E.

+ Bates, Harrold J.Bathias, Claude Battles, James E.

+ Bayless, Ray T.Beachem, Cedric D.Beardmore, Peter Beaver, Howard O., Jr.Bechtold, James H.

+ Beck, Paul A.Beckwith, Elaine C.

+ Beeler, Joe R., Jr. + Behal, Victor G.

Beingessner, Clare J.+ Beingessner, Clarence R.

Beitscher, Stanley Beltran, Adrian M.Bement, Arden L., Jr. Bendel, Lee P.Benjamin, John S.

Benn, Raymond C.Bennett, Lawrence H.

+ Bens, Frederick P.Benscoter, Arlan O.Benson, Kenneth E.Benz, Mark G.

+ Berg, Morris Berkley, Stanley G.

+ Berlien, G. BenBerndt, Christopher C.Bernstein, I. MelvinBertossa, Robert C.

+ Betterton, Jesse O., Jr.+ Bever, Michael B.

Bewlay, Bernard P.Bhagat, Ram B.

Bhat, Gopal K.+ Bieber, Clarence G.

Biederman, Ronald R.+ Bild, Charles F.

Bildstein, Hubert Bilello, John C.Binczewski, George J.

+ Birchenall, C. Ernest+ Birks, Neil+ Birnbaum, Howard K.

Bishop, Harry L., Jr.Bitler, William R.Blackwell, Richard A.Blau, Peter J.Blickensderfer, Robert Blickwede, Donald J.

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WDavid E. AlmanDirector, Materials Performance DivisionNational Energy Technology LaboratoryAlbany, Oregon

For development and design ofnovel materials and surface structures for power generationand high-temperature applications.

“It is a great honor to be recognized by my peers for my professional contributions. ASM International plays an

important role in my continuing professional developmentand my selection as a Fellow is a highlight of my career.”

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WTeiichi AndoProfessorNortheastern University Boston, Massachusetts

For significant and sustained contributions to the field of microstructural design in solidification processes, and forleadership in academic materialsscience.

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WDonald L. AntonTechnical Consulting FellowSavannah River National LaboratoryAiken, South Carolina

For significant and sustainedcontributions to materials scienceand technology in the areas of fatigue, superalloys,intermetallics, and hydrogen storage materials and systems.

“ASM has been the professional organization I have affiliatedwith most during my career. A number of my mentors and

colleagues whom I greatly admire and respect, have previouslybeen elected Fellows of ASM. Being elected as a Fellow myself

is the highest level of professional recognition I haveachieved. “

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WRajiv AsthanaProfessorUniversity of Wisconsin – StoutMenomonie, Wisconsin

For seminal contributions to castmetal-matrix composites and ceramic-metal joining.

”It is gratifying and humbling to berecognized for my efforts by a panelof distinguished peers. Over the

years, ASM has provided me with wonderful opportunities forprofessional involvement, service, self-renewal and growth.

I wish to thank the Board of Trustees and everyone involved . . . for this great honor.”

A Celebration of Excellence2

ASM International® Fellow Members

+Denotes deceased

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Bloom, Everett E.+ Blumberg, Harry S.

Boardman, Bruce E.Boatner, Lynn A. Bodeen, George H.Bodnar, Richard L.Boesch, William J.Boettinger, William JamesBogart, Harold N.

+ Bohl, Robert W.+ Bomberger, Howard B.+ Bornemann, Alfred

Bose, AnimeshBoulger, Francis W.

+ Bounds, Ardrey M.Bourell, David L.

Bowden, David M.Boyd, J. DouglasBoyd, Walter K.Boyer, Charles B.Boyer, Rodney R.Boyle, Frank J.Bradbury, Terrence G.

+ Bradd, Amos A.+ Bradley, Elihu F.

Bradley, George A.Bradley, Ronnie A.Bradley, StevenBradley, Walter L.Bradt, Richard C.Brailsford, Alan D.Bramfitt, Bruce L.

Brandon, David Brar, Amarjit S.

+ Brasunas, Anton deS.+ Bratkovich, Nick F.+ Braun, Alfred

Bravenec, Edward V.Bray, Robert S.Breen, Dale H.Bretz, Philip E.Brewer, Leo Breyer, Norman N.Briant, Clyde L.

+ Brick, Robert M.Bridenbaugh, Peter R.

+ Briggs, Charles W.+ Briggs, Janet Z.

Brindley, William J.Brinkman, Charles R.Brittain, John O.Broadwell, Roger G.Brody, Harold D.Brondyke, Kenneth J.Brooks, Charlie RBrooks, John A.

+ Brooks, M. ScottBrophy, Jere H.Brotzen, Franz R.Brower, William E., Jr.

+ Brown, Benjamin F.Brown, NormanBrozzo, Pietro Bruemmer, Stephen M.Bucci, Robert J.

+ Buchanan, Raymond A.Buchanan, Relva C.Buchmayr, Bruno

+ Buck, OttoBuckman, R. William, Jr.Budinski, Kenneth G.

+Buehler, AdolphBuhr, Robert K.

+Bunshah, Rointan F.+ Burghoff, Henry L.+ Burke, Edmund C.+ Burke, Joseph E.

Burke, Mary GraceBurte, Harris M.

+ Bush, G. Frederick+ Bush, Spencer H.

Busk, Robert S.Butler, John F.

+ Butts, AllisonBylund, Linton D.Byrne, J. Gerald

Cagle, A. WayneCahn, John W.Cahn, Robert W.Cahoon, John R.Caligiuri, Robert D.Callaway, Samuel R.

+ Cameron, Joseph A.+ Campbell, Hallock C.

Cano Espinosa, Serafin Canonico, Domenic A.

+ Cape, Arthur Tregoning+ Carlson, O. Norman

Carnahan, Robert D.Carney, Dennis J.Carr, Stephen H.Carson, Frank

+Carter, Sam F., Jr.Case, Eldon D.Caserio, Martin J.Cataldo, Charles E.Cathcart, John V.Cavallaro, Joseph L.Cerjak, Horst H.Chait, RichardChalk, David L.Challenger, Kenneth D.

+ Chalmers, Bruce+ Chambers, Harold B.

Chan, Kwai S.+ Chandler, Willis T.

Chandra, TaraChandrasekaran, V. Chang, Y. Austin

+ Chapman, Richard D.Chaturvedi, Mahesh C.Chawla, Krishan KumarChawla, NikhileshChen, Charlie C.Chen, GuoLiangChen, Haydn H.D.Chen, Jesse H.

+ Chernock, Warren P.Cheruvu, N. SastryChia, E. Henry

+ Chin, Gilbert Y.+ Chipman, John+ Chiswik, Haim H.

Chong, DianneChou, Tsu-WeiChou, Ye T.Christodoulou, LeoChu, Men G.Chung, Deborah D.L.Chung, Yip-WahChraska, Pavel

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WJohn G. BankerSr. Vice President, Customers and TechnologyDynamic Materials CorporationBoulder, Colorado

For lifetime contributions to the development and commercialization of explosiveprocessing of materials.

“It is tremendous to be honored as an ASM Fellow. Recognition by highly respected colleaguesfor contributions in such an unusual and unique niche of the

metals world reflects the exceptionally broad scope of the organization. This is one of the most meaningful recognitions

that I could ever receive.”

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WCraig A. BlueProgram Director for Energy Materials, Industrial Technologies and Fossil EnergyOak Ridge National LaboratoryOak Ridge, Tennessee

For pioneering the developmentof both advanced black-bodyand plasma-based infrared processing technologies, and forapplication of advanced materials processing technologies in industrial applications.

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WMichael B. ConnellyVice PresidentCasey ProductsWoodridge, Illinois

For visionary leadership incrafting and promoting international fastener qualitycontrol criteria based on metallurgical characterizationand quantitative analysis.

“I am celebrating my 30th anniversary as an ASM member.That membership started when I enrolled in an MEI class taught

at the Dome. To be recognized as a Fellow by an organization that has taught me so much is an incredible honor.”

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WAlan W. CrambProvost and Senior Vice President forAcademic AffairsIllinois Institute of TechnologyChicago, Illinois

For advancing the science andtechnology of modern steelmaking.

“To be counted among the many great Materials Scientistsand Metallurgists who have been previously honored is not

only a great honor but also a humbling experience, as the rolecall of Fellows includes only the best of our profession.”



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Cieslak, Michael J.Cieslak, Wendy R.Cina, Bernard Clapp, Philip C.

+ Clark, Donald S.Clark, Elliot

+ Clark, Frances H.Clark, J. Beverley

+ Clark, John P., Jr.Clark, Robert Clark, William A.T.Claudson, Thomas T.Clauer, Allan H.

+ Cofer, Daniel B.Coffin, Louis F.

+Cohen, Jerome B.+Cohen, Morris + Coheur, Pierre M.

Colas, Rafael+ Colasanti, James

Cole, Gerald S.Collins, Joseph F.Collins, Sunniva R.Conrad, Hans

+ Convey, John Conybear, James G.Cook, Harry E.Coons, William C.Cooper, Kershed P.Cooper, Thomas D.Copley, Stephen M.Cordea, James N.Cordovi, Marcel A.Coriell, Sam R.Cornie, James A.

+ Cornish, Donald F.Cost, James R.Cotton, James D.Cottrell, Alan H.

+ Courtney, Thomas H.Couts, Wilford H., Jr.

+ Coyne, James E.+ Craig, George B.

Crane, JacobCrawmer, Daryl E.Cremisio, Richard S.Cribb, W. RaymondCrisci, Joseph R.

+ Cross, Howard C.Crossley, Frank A.Crouse, Robert S.Crowe, C. Robert

+ Cullen, Orville E.Cullen, Thomas M.

+ Cullity, Bernard D.+ Culp, Neil J.+Cunningham, John E.

Cupp, Calvin R.+ Curran, Robert M.

Curwen, Henry A.+ Cuthill, John R.

Daehn, Ralph C.Dahotre, Narendra B.Dahlberg, E. PhilipDancy, Terence E.Danko, Joseph C.Dantzig, Jonathan A.Danyluk, StevenDapkunas, Stanley J.Darby, Joseph B., Jr.

+ Darken, Lawrence S.Darmara, Falih N.Das, K. BhagwanDas, Santosh K.

Das, Subodh K.David, Stan A.Davidson, David LeeDavies, Richard GlynDavis, Guy D.

+ Davis, H. MauzeeDavis, Keith G.Davis, Lance A.

+ Davis, LeRoy W.Davis, Mark J.Dayananda, Mysore A.Daykin, Robert P.

+ Dean, Walter A.DeArdo, Anthony J.deBarbadillo, John J.DebRoy, TarasankarDecker, Raymond F.Dedieu, Jacques M. B.Deevi, Seetharama C.DeHoff, Robert T.DeHosson, Jeff T.Delaey, Luc

+DeLong, William T.DeLuccia, John J.

+ De Money, Fred W.Dennies, Daniel P.Dennis, William E.

+ Derge, Gerhard J.+ Deutsch, George C.+ DeVan, Jackson H.

DeVore, John A.Diaz, David J.Dickinson, David W.Dickson, J. IvanDiefendorf, R. JuddDieter, George E.

+ Dill, H. ClydeDimiduk, Dennis M.Dinda, Subimal

+ Doane, Douglas V.Dodson, William H.Dollár, MarekDonachie, Matthew J., Jr.Donahue, Raymond J.Donnelly, Ralph G.

+ Dorn, John E.Dorschu, Karl E.Dossett, Jon L.Doty, W. D’OrvilleDouglas, Richard J.Douglass, David L.

+ Dove, Allan B.+ Dowding, Frederick C.

Doyle, Joe H.DuPont, John N.Drake, Eric F.Drake, Justin R.

+ Dulis, Edward J.+ Du Mond, Theodore C.

Dunand, David C.Duncan, John L.

+ Dunn, Ray P.Duquette, David JosephDutta, IndranathDuttweiler, Russell E.Duval, Wlater M.B.

+ Duwez, Pol E.+ Dyer, Harry B.

Dyrkacz, W. William

Eagan, James R.Eagar, Thomas W.

+ Eberly, Warren S.Eckelmeyer, Kenneth H.Eckenrod, John J.

Edenhofer, BerndEdmonds, DavidEdwards, Eugene H.Edwards, Glen R.

+ Edwards, John O.Edwards, Richard P.Eiselstein, Herbert L.Eliezer, DanielElliott, C. Frank

+ Elliott, John F.Ellis, David L.Elmer, John W.Emerick, Harold B.

+ Emmons, Joseph V.+ Engel, Niels

Engell, Hans-Juergen Enomoto, Masato

+ Engquist, Richard D.+Enzian, George H.

Epremian, Edward Erdemir, AliErichsen, Wallace J.Erickson, William H.Ericsson, Sven TorstenEs-Said, OmarEssock, Diana M.Evangelista, EnricoEvans, Ersel A.

+ Everhart, John L.Eylon, Daniel

Faber, Katherine T.Fabian, Roger J.

+ Fairchild, Albert R., Jr.Farkas, Diana

+ Farmer, Marjorie ElizabethFauchais, Pierre

+ Faust, Charles L.Feige, Norman G.

+ Fellows, John A.Fenn, Raymond W., Jr.Ferguson, B. Lynn

+ Ferro, RiccardoFessler, Raymond R.

+ Fetters, Karl L.+ Fetz, Eric+ Field, Michael

Fields, Davis Stewart, Jr.Fine, Morris E.

+ Finkl, William F.Finlay, Walter L.Fiore, Nicholas F.

+ Fischer, Robert B.Fischer, Roland E.Fischmeister, Hellmut F.Fisher, George A., Jr.Fisher, John C.Fishman Steven G.

+ Fitterer, George R.Fleischer, Robert L.Flemings, Merton C.

+ Fletcher, Stewart G.+ Flinn, Richard A.



+Denotes deceased

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WF. Robert DaxManager Project DevelopmentConcurrent Technologies CorporationPittsburgh, Pennsylvania

For leadership in identifying andimplementing novel andemerging technologies that haveimproved manufacturingefficiency, increased quality, andreduced costs.

“To be elected as a Fellow of ASM by my colleagues is a greathonor. I was thrilled to learn that they felt my work and

contributions to the materials community are worthy of thisrecognition. Selection as a fellow of ASM is one of the

highlights of my career.“

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WGregory J. Del CorsoManager, Carpenter Powder LaboratoryCarpenter Technology CorporationReading, Pennsylvania

For advances in processing, development, and marketing ofpowder metallurgy products andfor the mentoring of materialsengineers.

“Becoming a Fellow of ASM is the highest professional achievement that I have received over my

professional career. Many years ago when I first started atCarpenter, I read about the accomplishments of the “selectfew” that became Fellows of ASM and never thought that I

would receive such an honor.”

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Floreen, Stephen+ Flowers, Ab

Flynn, C. Peter+Focke, Arthur E.

Foerster, George S.+ Foley, Francis B.

Follansbee, Paul S.+ Fonda, Le Grand B.+ Fontana, Mars G.+ Ford, Arlington P.

Ford, James A.+ Foreman, Robert W.+ Forgeng, William D.

Foroulis, Z. A.+ Forrest, Andrew G.+ Forward, Frank A.+ Foulke, D. Gardner+ Fountain, Richard W.

Fournelle, Raymond A.Fraker, Anna ClydeFrame, John W.France, W. DeWayne, Jr.Frankel, GeraldFrankel, Henry E.Fraser, Hamish L.Frazier, William E.

+ Frey, Muir L.Friesen, Stanley J.Fritzlen, Glenn A.Froes, Francis H.Frohmberg, Richard P.Frost, Brian R.T.

+ Frye, John H., Jr.Fullman, Robert L.

+ Fulton, James C.Funatani, Kiyoshi

+ Furgason, Clyde A.Furrer, David U.Fuwa, Tasuku

+ Gagnebin, Albert P.+ Gallacio, Anthony

Gallagher, Joseph P.Gallo, Sergio

+ Gammeter, ElmerGammon, Luther M.Gangloff, Richard P.Garg, AnitaGarrison, Warren M., Jr.

+Garwood, Maurice F.Gassner, Robert H.Gegel, Harold L.Geiger, Gordon H.Gell, Maurice

+ Gensamer, Maxwell George, Easo P.Gerberich, William W.German, Randall M.

+ Gertsman, Sol L.Ghosh, Amit K.Ghosh, Somnath

+ Giacobbe, John B.Giamei, Anthony F.Gianaris, Nicholas J.

Gibala, Ronald + Gillett, Ural H.

Gilliland, R. GeraldGillis, Peter P.

+ Gillmor, Robert N.Gilman, John J.Gilman, Paul S.

+ Girardi, Daniel J.+ Giszczak, Thaddeus + Gjostein, Norman A.

Glasgow, Thomas K.+ Glaze, Ardelle+ Gleekman, Lewis W.

Glicksman, Martin E.Goehler, Donald D.Goering, William A.

+ Goetzel, Claus G.Gokcen, Nev A.Gokhale, Arun M.Goldberg, Alfred Goldberg, David C.

+ Goldhoff, Robert M.Goldman, Kenneth M.Goldstein, Joseph I.Gondi, Primo

+Gonser, Bruce W.Goode, Robert J.Goodway, Martha Goodwin, Gene M.

+ Googin, John M.Gordon, Gerald M.Gordon, Paul

+ Gorsuch, Paul D.+ Gorum, Alvin E.

Goth, John W.Gottschall, Robert J.Gould, David S.Goyal, AmitGrace, Richard E.

+ Graham, John D.+ Graham, John W.

Graham, Lawrence D.+ Grange, Raymond A.

Granger, Douglas A.Grant, Chester N.

+ Grant, Nicholas J.+ Gray, Allen G.

Gray, George T. (Rusty), IIIGray, Hugh R.Gray, John MalcolmGray, Robert J.

+ Green, John A. S.Green, Robert E., Jr.

Greenberg, Joseph H.Griffith, Walter M., Jr.Grisaffe, Salvatore J.

+ Grobe, Arthur H.+ Grodrian, John A.

Gronsky, RonaldGrosch, JohannGross, Alfred G., Jr.Grossbeck, Martin L.

+ Grosvenor, A.W.+ Groves, Wilson T.

Grubb, John F.Gruzleski, John E.Gschneidner, Karl A., Jr.Gschwind, Gerard

+ Guernsey, John B.Guha, AmitavaGundlach, Richard B.

+ Gunia, Russell B.Gupton, Paul S.

+ Gurland, Joseph + Guttenplan, Jack D.

+ Habraken, Louis J.+ Haga, L. J.

Hagel, William C.Hahn, George T.Hahn, Henry Halchak, John A.

+ Halford, Gary R.+ Halgren, John A.+ Hall, Albert M.

Halverstadt, Robert D.+ Hamaker, John C., Jr.

Hamilton, Bruce M.Hamilton, C. HowardHanada, Shuji

+ Hanawalt, Joseph D.Handwerker, Carol A.Hanes, Hugh D.Hanink, Dean K.Hänninen, Hannu

+ Hansen, MaxHansen, Niels Hansen, Steven S. Hanzel, Richard W.Harker, Howard R.Harkness, John C. Harkness, Samuel D.Harms, William O.Harrigan, William C.

+ Harris, Floyd E.Harris, Ken

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2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WGary L. DollChief Technologist, TribologyThe Timken CompanyCanton, Ohio

For pioneering work and international leadership in surface engineering of mechanicalcomponents, and technical contributions to the industrialuse of tribological coatings.

“I am extremely honored to have been nominated and electedas a Fellow of ASM. The recognition of my achievements inand contributions to materials science by ASM is one of the

most gratifying and rewarding career milestones that a materials scientist can experience.”

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WPeter HeinrichManager, Thermal SprayLinde AG, Linde Gas DivisionUnteschleißheim, Germany

For numerous innovations inthermal spray coating technologies, and for exemplaryservice to the global thermalspray community.

“It is a great personal honor and an honor for me as a representative of Linde AG and GTS, and asa European to become a Fellow of ASM. This is an excellentvehicle for furthering the cooperation between the continents

and providing insights into the mutual and also different approaches taken with respect to thermal spray technology.”

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WDonald U. GubserSuperintendent, Materials Science andTechnology DivisionNaval Research LaboratoryWashington, District of Columbia

For advancing the understanding of new generation superconductingmaterials and providing technical leadership to meet materials related defense needs.

“Election to ASM Fellow is a special honor to me. It providesrecognition by a very prestigious professional society, . . . thatthe time and effort spent in my personal research and in myleadership, management, and education activities have been

judged of high value.”

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Harris, William J.Harrison, Robert W.Hartbower, Carl E.Hartley, Craig S.Hartman, Gerald S.

+ Harvey, Thomas G.Harwood, Julius J.Hasson, Dennis F.Hauser, DanielHawk, Jeffrey A.Haws, Warren J.Hayden, H. Wayne

+ Hayes, Earl T.Hayrynen, KathyHays, Raymond H.Heberlein, Joachim V.R.Hecht, Ralph J.

+ Heckard, David C.Heckel, Richard W.Hecker, Siegfried S.Heckler, Alan J.Heestand, Richard L.Heffernan, Gerald R.Heger, James J.

+ Hehemann, Robert F.Heimbuch, Roger A.Heine, Richard W.

+ Heinen, Charles M.Heldt, Lloyd A.

+ Hellman, Charles G.Henderson, Gregory W.

+ Henderson, Harvey E.Hendricks, Robert W.Henkel, Harry D.Henry, Donald J.Henry, Richard J.

+ Hense, Vernon E.Herchenroeder, Robert B.Herman, Herbert Herman, Marvin Hermanek, FrankHertzberg, Richard W.

+ Herzig, Alvin J.Hetzner, Dennis W.

Heubner, Ulrich L.+ Heuschkel, Julius+ Heyer, Robert H.

Hibbard, Walter R.+ Hilbers, Gerard H.

Hildeman, Gregory J.Hillert, Mats H.Hindson, Ralph DouglasHingwe, Anil K.Hirano, Ken-ichi Hirth, John Price

+ Hitchcock, John H.Hoagland, Richard G.Hobbs, Robert MelvilleHochman, Robert F.

+ Hockett, John E.Hodge, F. Galen

+ Hodge, John M.Hodgson, DarelHoeft, Gerald G.Hoegfeldt, Jan M.

+ Hoffman, Eugene E.Hofmeister, William H.

+ Holcroft, Walter H.+ Hollomon, J. Herbert

Holloway, Paul H.Holm, Elizabeth A.

+ Holmberg, Milton E.Holt, Richard T.Holtzman, Arnold H.Holzwarth, James C.

+ Honda, Soichiro + Hone, Andre

Honnart, Alain A.+ Hood, A. Craig

Hook, Rollin E.Hopkins, Richard H.

+ Hopkins, Robert KingsleyHornbogen, Erhard Horton, Joseph A., Jr. Horton, Linda L.Hosford, William F.Hosier, James C.Hosking, F. Michael

Houze, Gerald L., Jr.+ Hovey, Charles M.

Howe, James M.+ Howe, John P.

Howes, Maurice A.H.+ Hoyt, Samuel L.

Hren, John J.+ Hu, Hsun

Hubbell, Henry Hucke, Edward E.

+ Huddle, Franklin P.Huffaker, Ray E.Huffman, Dennis D.Hughes, Ian F.Hull, Frederick C.

+ Hummon, C. GeraldHunsicker, Harold Y.Hunt, Warren H., Jr.Huntington, John S.

+ Hurlich, AbrahamHwang, Jennie S.

+ Hyslop, Marjorie R.

+ Ianniello, Louis C.Ibarra, Santiago, Jr.Ice, Gene E.Imai, Yunoshin Imam, M. AshrafImmarigeon, Jean-Pierre A.

+ Inman, Chester M.Inal, Osman T.Indacochea, J. ErnestoInoue, TatsuoInouye, Henry Interrante, Charles G.

+ Ives, M. BrianIyer, Natraj C.

Jackman, Laurence A.Jackson, Glenn W.

+ Jackson, J. HarryJackson, Joseph Gray

+ Jacobs, Alvin J.Jacobs, Samuel M.Jacobson, Nathan S.

+ Jaffee, Robert I.+ Jahnke, Louis P.

Jandeska, William F., Jr.+ Janssen, J.H.

Jarrett, Noel Jata, Kumar V.

+ Jatczak, Chester F.Jeandin, MichelJellison, James L.

+ Jenkins, Ivor Jessen, Nicholas C., Jr.

+ Jessen, Nicholas C., Sr.Jesser, William A.Jin, SunghoJohnson, Alan A.

+ Johnson, C. WalterJohnson, David W., Jr.

+ Johnson, Herbert H.Johnson, Kent

+ Johnson, John BurlinJohnson, Walter E.Johnson, William C.Johnson, William L.Johnson, W. Steven

+ Jominy, Walter E.Jonas, John J.

+ Jones, Denny A.Jones. J. WayneJones, Russell H.Jones, William R.Jorstad, John L.



+ Denotes deceased

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WKevin J. HemkerProfessor and ChairJohns Hopkins UniversityBaltimore, Maryland

For research contributions in theunderstanding of deformationmechanisms, intermetallic systems, and micro-scale mechanical testing.

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WNikolai KobaskoDirector of Technology and R&DIQ Technologies Inc.Akron, Ohio

For substantial and innovativecontributions to thermal scienceand heat treating technologies,including development of novelquenching methods and application of computationalmodels to thermal processes.

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WReji JohnPrincipal Materials Research EngineerResearch Group Leader, Life Predictionof MetalsUS Air Force Research LaboratoryWright Patterson AFB, Ohio

For outstanding contributions tothe modeling of mechanical behavior and life prediction foradvanced aerospace alloys andcomposite materials.

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WKevin S. JonesProfessor and ChairUniversity of FloridaGainesville, Florida

For scientific contributions to theunderstanding of how point andline defects influence the performance of ion implantedsemiconductors.

“Becoming a fellow of ASM is a source of great pride for meand something I greatly appreciate. The significance of thishonor is magnified by the outstanding work that ASM doesfor teachers and students and the fact that it was one of the

first Materials Societies.”

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K+ Joseph, Carl F.

Joshi, A.Judd, GaryJudkins, Roddie R.

Kahandal, Ravijit+ Kahles, John F.

Kalish, Herbert S.Kalpakjian, Serope

+ Kamdar, Madhusudan H.Kammer, Paul A.Kane, Robert F.Kanne, William R., Jr.

+ Kanter, Jerome J.+ Kappelt, George F.

Kar, Naresh J.Kar, Ramesh J.Karthikeyan, JeganathanKashar, Lawrence J.Kasper, Arthur S.Kassner, Michael E.

+ Kates, Norman O.+ Kato, Haruo

Kattner, Ursula R.Kattus, J. Robert

+ Katz, Owen M.Kaufman, J. GilbertKaufman, Jerome W.Kaufman, Larry Kaufman, Michael J.Kay, AlbertKear, Bernard H.

+ Kearns, Thomas F.Keeler, Stuart P.

+ Kehl, George L.Keiser, James R.

+ Kelley, Thomas N.Kendall, Ernest GeorgeKenik, Edward A.Kennedy, Richard L.Keough, John R.Kerbar, Susan J.

+ Kern, Roy F.Kerr, HughKessler, Harold D.Khan, Tasadduq A.Khanna, A.S.Khare, Ashok K.

+ Kicherer, Harry J.Kim, Nack J.Kim, Young-GilKim, Young-Won

+ Kiner, G. BruceKing, Alexander H.

+ Kinzel, Augustus B.+ Kirk, Wilber W.

Kirkaldy, John S.Kirkendall, Ernest O.

Klar, ErhardKlarstrom, Dwaine L.Klein, H. Joseph

+ Kleppa, Ole J.Klueh, Ronald L.Knight, Richard

+ Knowlton, Harry B.Kobayashi, ToshiroKoch, Carl C.Kocks, U. Fred

+ Koczak, Michael J.+ Koebel, Norbert K.+ Koehring, Roland P.

Koester, Robert D.Koger, John W.Komatsu, Noboru Koppenaal, Theodore J.Korb, Lawrence J.Korchynsky, Michael Kornhauser, Ben A.Koros, Peter J.Koster, William P.

+ Kotfila, Ralph J.Kothari, Navin C.Kottcamp, Edward H.Kotval, Pesho S.Kou, SindoKoul, Ashok K.Kovach, Paul J.

+ Kovacs, Bela V.Kozlik, Roland A.Krafft, Joseph M.

+ Kraft, R. WayneKrawjewski, Paul E.Kramer, Irvin R.Krashes, David Krauss, George Krenzer, Robert W.

+ Kroll, William J.Kuehmann, CharlesKuhlmann-Wilsdorf, Doris Kuhlman, George W.Kuhn, Howard A.Kulkarni, Kishor M.Kumar, AshokKumar, K. SharvanKumar, Prabhat

+ LaBelle, Jack E.Lahr, Gilbert M.Lai, George Y.Laird, Campbell

+ Lampson, F. KeithLander, Horace N.Landgraf, Ronald W.Lane, Joseph R.Langdon, Terence G.Langenberg, Frederick C.

Langer, Edward L.Langner, Eugene E., Jr.Lankford, James

+ Lankford, William T., Jr.+ LaQue, Francis L.

Larsen, James M.Larsen-Basse, JornLarson, Jay MichaelLarson, John A.Latanision, Ronald M.Laughlin, David E.Lauriente, Michael Lavernia, Enrique J.

+ Lavigne, Maurice J.Lawley, Alan Lazaridis, Nassos A.LeBeau, Stephen E.

+ Leckie-Ewing, Peter H.Lee, DaeyongLee, Eui W.Lee, Jong K.

+ Lee, Peter W.Lee, SanbohLeinbach, Ralph C., Jr.LeMay, Iain

+ Lement, Bernard S.Lemkey, Franklin D.Lemons, Jack E.

+ Lena, A. J.+ Lenel, Fritz V.+ Lenz, Walter H.

Leonard, Robert B.+ Leontis, Thomas E.

Lerch, Bradley+ Leslie, William C.

Lesuer, Donald R.Lesychyn, Michael N.Leverant, Gerald R.Levin, Victor D.Levinstein, H. J.

+ Levy, Sander AlvinLewandowski, John J.Lewis, Jack R.Lewis, Richard E.Lherbier, Louis W.Li, James C.M.Liaw, Peter K.

+ Libsch, Joseph F.Liebowitz, Harold

+ Liedl, Gerald L.Lightner, Max W.Lin, Hua-TayLin, Ray Y.

Lindroos, Veikko K.+ Linnert, George E.

Lippold, John C.+ Lipson, Charles

Liscic, BozidarLisowsky, BohdanLisy, Frederick J.Littmann, Walter E.Liu, Chain T.Liu, StephenLiu, Zi-KiuLivesay, Billy R.Livingston, James D.Lloyd, David James

+ Loewenstein, Paul+ Long, Carleton C.

Long, John V.Loper, Carl R., Jr.Lordi, Francis D.Loria, Edward A.

+ Lorig, Clarence H.Louthan, McIntyre R., Jr.Lovell, Don T., Sr.

+ Low, John R., Jr.Lucas, William R.Luce, Walter A.Ludtka, Gerard M.Luerssen, Frank W.Luetje, Robert E.Lugscheider, ErichLuhman, Thomas S.Lula, Remus A.Lund, Robert E.Lundin, Carl D.Lupis, Claude H.Lunt, Harry E.Lustman, Benjamin

MacDonald, Bruce A.MacDonald, Digby D.Macherauch, Eckard Macherey, Robert E.Machlin, Irving Machmeier, Paul M.

+ Mackay, William B.F.MacKenzie, D. Scott

+ MacKerrow, Horace G.MacNab, Adrian J.Maddin, Robert Magee, Christopher L.Mahajan, SubhashMahapatra, Rabindra N.Mahla, Elbert M.



2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WSeiji KurodaManaging Director, Hybrid Materials CenterNational Institute for Materials Science(NIMS)Ibaraki, Japan

For pioneering contributions tothe field of thermal spray technology, notably in the understanding of stress evolution during deposition and the development of advanced corrosion control coatings.

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WRichard F. LynchPresidentLynch & Associates, Inc.Wyckoff, New Jersey

For contributions to the development, commercialization,and standardization of advancednonferrous casting and zinc-based coating technologies.

“It is extremely gratifying to learn that my work over four decades has been deemed valuable bymy peers. In addition to benefiting from ASM activities, I focused on R&D and technology transfer to commercialize

technology in metal casting, zinc alloy and organic coatingsfor steel, and zinc ingot production. “

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Mahmoud, Salah E.Malas, James C.Male, Alan T.Maligas, Manuel N.Mallik, Ajit KumarManaktala, Hersh K.Mangonon, Pat L.

+ Maniar, Gunvant N.Manjoine, Michael J.Mankins, William L.

+ Manly, William D.Manning, John R.Manning, Richard D.Mansur, Louis K.Mantyla, Tapio A.

+ Marande, Edward D.+ March, Eugene A.+ Marcotte, Vincent C.

Marcus, Harris L.Marder, Arnold R.Marder, James M.Maréchaux, Toni GrobsteinMargolin, Harold Maringer, Robert E.Markle, Ronald D.

+ Markus, Harold Marquis, FernandMartin, William R.Marzke, Oscar T.Massalski, T. B.

+ Masters, Paul E.Matas, Stephen J.

+ Mathewson, Champion H.Matlock, David K.

+ Matuszeski, Richard A.Maurer, Gernant E.

+ Maxson, Marshall W.Maxwell, Paul C.Mayer, GeorgeMazelsky, RobertMaziasz, Philip JamesMazumder, JyotirmoyMcCabe, Charles L.McCall, James L.

+ McCardle, Thomas F.+ McCaughey, Joseph M.

McCaul, ColinMcClung, Robert W.McClure, Robert J.McCormick, Paul G.McCreery, Robert H.McCune, Robert C.McDowell, David L.McElroy, David L.McEvily, Arthur J.McGrath, James T.McHargue, Carl J.McKamey, Claudette G.McKnight, Larry E.McLean, AlexanderMcLean, MalcolmMcLellan, Rex B.McMahon, Charles J., Jr.

+ McMillan, William D.McMulkin, F. John

+ McMullan, Orin W.McNallan, Michael J.McNelley, Terry R.McPherson, Donald J.McQueen, Hugh J.Medlin, Dana J.

+ Mehl, Robert F.Mehrabian, Robert Mehrkam, Quentin D.Meier, Gerald H.

Melloy, George F.Merchant, M. EugeneMerchant, Sailish M.Merkert, Clifton S.Meshii, Masahiro Messler, Robert W., Jr.Messner, O.H.C. Metcalfe, Arthur G.Metzbower, Edward A.

+ Meyerhoff, Robert W.Meyers, Marc AndréMichal, Gary M.Michel, David J.

+ Michima, TokushichiMihelich, John L.Mikkola, Donald E.Mikkola, Paul H.Milano, Nicholas P.Millane, John A.

+ Miller, George L.+ Miller, Oscar O.

Miller, William K.Miner, Ronald E.

+ Minkler, Ward W.Miracle, Daniel B.Mishra, BrajendraMisiolek, Wojciech Z.Misra, Devesh K.Misra, Mohan S.Mitchell, AlecMitchell, T. E.Mittemeijer, Eric J.Mobley, Carroll E.Mocarski, Stanislaw

+ Mochel, NormanMoerdijk, Wim A.J.Mohamed, Farghalli A.Moll, John H.Moll, Richard AllenMollard, Francois R.

+ Mondolfo, Lucio F.Money, Kenneth L.Moody, Neville R.Moon, David M.Moore, John J.Moreen, Harry A.Moreau, ChristianMorgan, Eric R.Mori, Tsutomu

+ Moriarty, John L., Jr.+ Morin, Charles R.

Morral, John E.+ Morris, James G.

Morris, John W.Morris, Larry A.Mortensen, AndreasMosier, J. Stanley

+ Moteff, JohnMould, Peter R.

+ Mowat, James M.Moyer, Kenneth H.Mueller, Boyd A.

+ Mueller, William M.Mukherjee, Amiya K.

+ Mukherjee, Kali + Muller, Johannes G.

Munafo, Paul M.Munir, Zuhair A.Murarka, Shyam P.Murphy, William J.Murr, Lawrence E.Murty, K. LingaMurty, Yellapu V.Muzyka, Donald R.

+ Nachtman, Elliot S.Narasimhan, Kalathur S.Nanstad, Randy K.Narayan, Jagdish Narayanan, G. HariNash, Samuel K.Natesan, Ken

Natesh, Ram Nayar, Harbhajan S.

+ Nehrenberg, Alvin E.Neiser, Richard A.Nelson, Howard G.

+ Nelson, Paul G.+ Nelson, Thomas H.



+ Denotes deceased

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WEvan MaProfessorJohns Hopkins UniversityBaltimore, Maryland

For significant contributions inthe study of processing,structure, and mechanical properties of nanocrystalline andamorphous metals and alloys.

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WRajiv S. MishraCurators’ ProfessorMissouri University of Science and TechnologyRolla, Missouri

For significant contributions tohigh temperature deformation ofmetallic materials and frictionstir processing.

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WPhilip NashProfessor Illinois Institute of TechnologyChicago, Illinois

For research contributions in thefield of metallurgical thermodynamics and phaseequilibria of metallic systems,and for mentoring of undergraduate and graduate students.

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WRoger J. NarayanProfessorUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel HillRaleigh, North Carolina

For pioneering contributions inbiomaterials at the interface ofmaterials and medicine specifically related to laser processing of novel functionalbiomaterial and applications oflasers in biomedical engineering.

“ I am profoundly honored and deeply humbled by beingrecognized as a Fellow of ASM. I would like thank ASM

International for providing me with a professional platform toserve the biomaterials science community.”

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Neu, Charles E.Nevitt, Michael V.Newby, John R.Newhouse, David L.Newkirk, John B.Newnham, John A.Nicoll, Andrew R.Nichols, E. ScottNicodemi, WalterNieh, Tai-Gang

+ Nielsen, John P.+ Nielsen, Norman A.

Nijhawan, Bal Raj Nippes, Ernest F.Nisbett, Edward G.Nix, William D.Noebe, Ronald D.Nordin, Obert L.Northwood, Derek O.Notis, Michael R.Nowak, Welville B.

Oblak, John M.Ogren, John R.Ohriner, Evan K.

+ Ohsawa, MakotoOhtake, Tadashi

+ Old, Bruce S.+ Oliver, Ben F.+ Oliver, Donald A.

Olson, David L.Olson, Gregory B.Opie, William R.

+ Orehoski, Michael A.Oriani, Richard A.Ornitz, Martin N.Orton, John P.

Otsuka, Kazuhiro Owczarski, William A.Owen, Walter S.Oyler, Glenn W.

Paasche, Olaf G.Packer, Charles M.Packer, Kenneth F.

+ Palma, Guido P.Pande, Chandra ShekharPandey, Awadh

+ Parikh, Niranjan M.Parker, Charles A.

+ Parker, Earl R.+ Parr, James G.

Parthsarthy, VeluruParthasarathi, Manavasi N.Patchett, Barry M.Patnaik, Prakash C.Paton, NeilPatriarca, Peter Patrick, Edward P.Paxton, Harold W.Payer, Joe H.Pearson, Philip K. Peck, Richard H.Pehlke, Robert D.Pellegrini, Harvey V.

+ Pellini, William S.+ Pellissier, George E.

Pelloux, Regis M.Pelton, Arthur D.

+ Pennell, Franklin H.Pense, Alan W.Perepezko, John H.

+ Peretti, Ettore A.+ Perfect, Fred H.

Perkins, Roger A.+ Perlmutter, Isaac

Perry, D. CameronPeterson, John A.

+ Peterson, Norman L.Petrovic, John J.Pettit, Frederick S.Petzow, Günter E.Pfaffmann, George D.Pharr, George M.

+ Philbrook, William O.Phillips, Victor A.Pickering, Howard W.Piehler, Henry R.Pierce, Cyril M.Pinnow, Kenneth E.Pitler, Richard K.Plumtree, AlanPoirier, David R.Pollock, Tresa M.Polonis, Sr., Douglas Hugh

+ Pond, Robert B.+ Poole, H. Gordon

Pope, David P.Pops, Horace

+ Porter, Lew F.Portisch, Hans H.

+ Post, Carl B.+ Pound, Guy Marshall

Powell, Gordon W.Powers, MikePrakash, AmitPrasad, Somuri V.Prevéy, Paul S.Prewo, Karl M.

+ Pridgeon, John W.+ Prince, Alan

Prindle, William R.Pritchett, Thomas R.Probst, Hubert B.

+ Promisel, Nathan E.Pry, Robert H.Pugh, E. NevillePurdy, Gary R. Putnam, Allan RayPuttlitz, Karl J.

Queneau, Bernard R.Quigg, Richard J.

+ Quist, William E.

+ Racheff, IvanRack, Henry J.Raghavan, Viswanatha Ragone, David V.Raj, Sai V.Ramachandran, V.Ramakrishna, SeeramRamaswami, B.

+ Ramsey, Paul W.Ramulu, MamidalaRandak, Alfred Rao, K. Bhanu SankaraRapp, Robert A.Rappaz, MichelRashid, Moinuddin S.

+ Rassenfoss, John A.Rastogi, Prabhat K.Rath, Bhakta B.Rau, Charles A., Jr.

+Rauch, Albert H.+ Raudebaugh, Robert J.

Ravi, Vilupanur A.Ravindran, Comondore



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Ray, Alden E.+ Ray, Robert L.

Razim, Claus Readey, Dennis W.

+ Rector, John H. Reddy, Ramana G.

+ Reed-Hill, Robert E.+ Reich, William A.+ Reinsch, Wayne A.

Rennhack, Elliott H.Reucroft, Philip J.Reuther, Theodore CarlRevie, R. WinstonReyes Escobar, Alfonso Reynik, Robert J.

+ Reynolds, Edward E.Reynolds, Samuel D., Jr.

+ Rhines, Frederick N.Rice, Joseph H.Rice, Roy W.

+ Rice, William H.Richards, Peter N.Richman, Roger H.

+ Richmond, Frank M.Rigaud, MichelRigdon, Michael, A.Rigney, David A.Rigsbee, J. MichaelRioja, RobertoRipling, Edward J.Ritchie, JackRitchie, Robert O.

+ Rizley, John H.Rizzo, FernandoRoberts, C. Sheldon

+ Roberts, Earl C.Roberts, George A.

+ Robertshaw, Fred C.+ Robertson, Wayne M.

Robinson, George H.Robinson, Mark L.Rodriguez, Federico A.Rogers, Harry C.Rohatgi, Pradeep K.

+ Rohrig, Ignatius A.Roll, Kempton H.Rollett, Anthony D.Romig, Alton D., Jr.Roos, Jef R.Rooy, Elwin L.

+ Rose, Kenneth E.+ Rosenberg, Samuel J.

Rosenfield, Alan R.Rosenstein, Alan H.

+ Rosenthal, Philip C.+ Ross, Stuart T.+ Rostoker, William

Roth, MartinRothman, Michael F.

+ Rowland, Elbert S.Roy, Prodyot Ruddle, George E.Rudnev, ValeryRuff, Arthur W.Rumble, John R., Jr.Russell, Allen S.Russell, Kenneth CalvinRusso, Vincent J.Rustay, Arnold L.Ruud, Clayton O.Ryan, Richard K.Rybicki, Edmund F.

Sacks, Newton N.Sadananda, Kuntimaddi

Sahoo, MahiSalama, KamelSalkind, Michael J.

+ Salkovitz, Edward I.Salsgiver, James A.

+ Samans, Carl H.Samuels, Leonard E.Sampath, SanjaySanders, Thomas H., Jr.Sandrock, Gary D.Sandstrom, Donald J.

+ Sansonetti, S. JohnSaperstein, Zalman PhilipSargent, Gordon A.Sartell, Jack A.Sass, Stephen L.Sastri, Suri A.

+ Satomi, Akihiko+ Savage, Warren F.

Saxena, AshokSaxton, Harry J.Saybroff, Alvin M.

+ Saylor, Wilbur A.

+ Scaff, Jack H.Scala, E. PeterScales, Stanley R.Scattergood, Ronald O.Schadler, Harvey W.Schadler, Linda

+ Schaefer, Adolph O.Schaefer, Robert J.Schaffhauser, Anthony C.Schafrik, Robert E.

+ Schaller, Gilbert S.+ Schapiro, Leo+ Scheid, Adolph+ Scheil, Merrill A.

Schetky, L. McDonald Schey, John A.Schiffman, Robert A.

+ Schilke, Peter W. Schlabach, Thomas D.

+ Schlechten, Albert W.Schlienger, Max P.Schmid, David M.Schmid-Fetzer, Rainer



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2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WRonald H. RadzilowskiManager, Manufacturing TechnologySeverstal North America, Inc.Dearborn, Michigan

For significant contributions tothe application of metallurgicalprinciples to the production offerroalloys, superalloys, stainlesssteels and automotive carbonsteels.

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WJames J. ScuttiPrincipal EngineerCodman Neurovascular, Codman & Shurtleff(a Johnson & Johnson Co.)Raynham, Massachusetts

For outstanding contributions tothe development of new and improved medical devices andindustrial and aerospace products, and for outstandingservice to ASM International.

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WIan M. RobertsonDonald B. Willett Professor of EngineeringUniversity of IllinoisUrbana, Illinois

For pioneering studies usingtime-resolved transmission electron microscopy to studymetal deformation processes inaggressive environments, as wellas production and annihilation ofdefects.

“To be recognized by your peers and named a Fellow of yourprofessional society is a great honor. I am humbled by this

recognition and feel privileged to join the distinguished groupknown as ASM International Fellows.”

HONORARY MEMBERSHIPMartin E. GlicksmanFASM,Professor of MaterialsScience & EngineeringUniversity of Florida

MEDAL FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF RESEARCH

W. James McNerney, Jr.Chairman, Presidentand Chief Executive OfficerBoeing Company

DISTINGUISHED LIFEMEMBERSHIP

Craig R. BarrettRetired CEO/Chairman of the BoardIntel Corporation

Jack ShillingRetired Executive VicePresident, CorporateDevelopment and Chief Technical OfficerAllegheny Technologies

GOLD MEDALY. Austin Chang,FASMWisconsin Distinguished Professor, Department ofMaterials Science andEngineering University of Wisconsin, Madison

WILLIAM HUNT EISENMANAWARD

Richard L. Kennedy,FASMVice President of Research and DevelopmentATI Allvac

ALBERT SAUVEURACHIEVEMENT AWARD

Sungho Jin, FASMDistinguished Professor, Department ofMechanical and Aerospace EngineeringUniversity of California at SanDiego

J. WILLARD GIBBS PHASE EQUILIBRIAAWARD

Dr. Y Austin Chang,FASMDistinguished Professor, Department ofMaterials Science andEngineering University of Wisconsin, Madison

ALLAN RAY PUTNAM SERVICE AWARD

Professor Joachim V.R. Heberlein, FASMDepartment of Mechanical EngineeringUniversity of Minnesota

HENRY MARION HOWE MEDAL

Joel V. Bernier, Staff Scientist, Materials Modeling & Simulation Group, LawrenceLivermore National Laboratory; Michael G. Glavicic, Senior Materials Engineer,Rolls-Royce Corporation; Matthew P. Miller, Professor, Sibley School of Mechan-ical & Aerospace Engineering, Cornell University; Jun-Sung Park, Currently a private in the South Korean National Army; and Adam L. Pilchak, Visiting Scientist, Universal Technology Corporation at Wright Patterson Air Force Base Re-search Laboratory

ALBERT EASTON WHITEDISTINGUISHED TEACHERAWARD

Dr. Lawrence E. Murr,FASMMurchison Professorand Chairman Department of Metallurgical and Materials EngineeringUniversity of Texas at El Paso

BRADLEY STOUGHTONAWARD FOR YOUNGTEACHERS

Mathieu BrochuAssistant ProfessorCanada Research Chairin Processing and JoingBulk Nanostructured Materials, Mining andMaterials EngineeringDepartmentMcGill University

ENGINEERING MATERIALSACHIEVEMENT AWARD

Robert E. BurrellProfessor and CanadaResearch Chair inNanostructured Biomaterials, and Professor and Chair ofBiomedical EngineeringUniversity of Alberta

ASM/TMS DISTINGUISHEDLECTURESHIP IN MATERIALS AND SOCIETY

Jeff WadsworthCEO and PresidentBattelle

ALPHA SIGMA MU LECTUREGeorge J. Theus, P.E.PresidentMetallurgical Engineering Ltd.

EDWARD DEMILLE CAMPBELL MEMORIALLECTURE

Subra SureshDean of the School of Engineering and FordProfessor of EngineeringMassachusetts Institute of Technology

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Schmidt, Frederick E.Schmidt, Richard Schneider, Michael J.Schonfeld, Fred W.

+ Schuck, Charles W.+ Schuhmann, Reinhardt

Schulson, Erland M.+ Schulte, William C.

Schultz, Jay W.Schulz, David W.

+ Schumar, James F.Schutz, Ronald W.Schuyten, John Schwartz, Lyle H.Schwartz, Melvin M.Schwartzbart, Harry

+ Schwartzwalder, KarlSchwarz, Ricardo B.

+ Schwendemann, Ed T.Schwer, Roger E.Schwinghamer, Robert J.

+ Schwope, Arthur D.Scott, Danny EugeneScott, James L.Scott, William W., Jr.Scully, JohnSeagle, Stan R.Seals, Roland D.Seal, SudiptaSedriks, A. John

+ Seelig, Richard P.Seetharaman, VenkatSeidman, David N.Segerberg, Soren O.Sekerka, Robert F.Sekhar, Jainagesh A.

+ Semchyshen, Marion Semiatin, Sheldon Lee

+ Semmel, John W., Jr.+ Sendzimir, Tadeusz

Senkov, Oleg N.+ Sergeson, Robert

Servi, Italo S.Seth, Brij B.

+ Seybolt, Alan U.Shank, Maurice E.Shankman, Aaron D.

+ Shapiro, Robert M.Shaw, Leon

+ Shaw, Milton C.Sheinberg, Haskell Shemenski, Robert M.

+ Shepherd, Benjamin F.Sherby, Oleg D.Sherman, Russell G.

+ Sherry, John M.Shewmon, Paul G.Shields, Bruce M.Shields, John A., Jr.Shiflet, Gary J.

Shimizu, Ken’ichi Shipley, Roch J.Shivpuri, RajivShockey, Donald A.

+ Shoemaker, John H.+ Shoemaker, Robert H.

Shubat, George J.Shyne, John C.

+ Siebert, ClarenceSiegel, Howard J.Sikka, Vinod K.Simkovich, Alex Simmons, Richard P.

+ Simnad, Massoud T.Simon, John G.

+ Sims, Charles T.+ Sims, Clarence E.+ Sinclair, George M.

Singh, JogenderSingh, MrityunjaySingh, Narsingh B.Singh, PrabhakarSingh, Raj N.Singh, RajendraSingh, Rajiv K.Singhal, Subhash C.Singhal, Surendra N.Sisson, Richard D., Jr.Slaughter, Gerald M.

+ Slowter, Edward E.+ Smeltzer, Walter W.

Smialek, James L.+ Smidt, Fred A., Jr.+ Smith, Cyril Stanley

Smith, Darrell F., JrSmith, Darrell W.

+ Smith, David A.Smith, Edward S.Smith, Gaylord D.Smith, Halfred C.Smith, John F.Smith, Mark F.

+ Smith, Morton C.+ Smith, Raymond B.

Smith, Raymond L.Smith, Reginald William

+ Smith, Robert W.Smith Ronald W.Smith, Yancey E.Smugeresky, John E.Snyder, Harold J.Snyder, Robert L.Socie, Darrell F.

+ Sonnino, Carlo B.Sorkin, GeorgeSpacil, H. StephenSpalvins, TalivaldisSpangler, Grant E.Spanos, GeorgeSparks, Cullie J.

Sparling, Rebecca H.Speer, John G.

+ Speich, Gilbert R.+ Spencer, Thomas H.+ Spendelow, Howard R., Jr.

Speri, Roger J.+ Sperry, Philip R.+ Spicer, Clifford W.

Spiegelberg, William D.Spitznagel, John A.Sponseller, David L.

+ Spretnak, Joseph W.Sproat, Robert L.Spruiell, Joseph E.Sridharan, KumarSrivatsan, Tirumalai S.Srolovitz, David J. St. Pierre, George R.Stadelmaier, Hans H.

+ Stadtler, Walter A.Staehle, Roger W.Stahl, DavidStaley, James T.Stansbury, E. EugeneStarke, Edgar A., Jr.Starr, C. DeanStasko, WilliamStaudhammer, Karl P.Steele, Lendell E.Stefanescu, Doru M.Steigerwald, Edward A.Stein, Dale F.Steinberg, Morris A.

+ Stephens, John J., Jr.Stephens, Joseph R.Stephenson, Edward T.

+ Stephenson, Robert L.Stetson, Robert F.Stickels, Charles A.Stickler, Roland Stiegler, James O.Stoebe, Thomas G.Stoll, Richard E.Stoller, RogerStoloff, Norman S.Stout, Michael G.Stout, Robert D.

+ Strauss, Jerome+ Streicher, Michael A.

Strife, James R.Stringer, John

+ Strother, Robert G.Stüwe, Hein P.Subramanian, P.R.

Subramanian, V.R.Subramanyan, DilipSudarshan, T.S.

+ Sully, Arthur H.Sulonen, Martti S.

+ Sundberg, Carl O.Sundarararjan, G.Suresh, SubraSuryanarayana, C.

+ Sutton, C. RogerSwan, David

+ Sweet, John W.Swindeman, Robert W.

Taggart, Raymond Takeyama, Taro

+ Tamura, Imao Tardif, Henri P.Tartaglia, John M.

+ Tatnall, Frank G.Taub, James M.Taubenblat, Pierre W.

+ Taylor, Charles R.Taylor, Patrick R.Taylor, Thomas A.Tedmon, Craig S., Jr.Tenenbaum, Michael Tenney, Darrel R.Tewari, Surendra N.Thakker, Ashok B.

+ Tenney, Gerold H.Tensi, Hans M.Thadhani, Naresh N.Thellmann, Edward L.

+ Thielsch, Helmut Thoma, Dan J.Thomas, David A.

+ Thomas, Donald E.Thomas, Gareth Thomas, R. David, Jr.Thomas, Malcolm C.

+ Thomas, Seth R.Thompson, Anthony W.Thompson, Earl R.Thompson, John WardThompson, Raymond G.Thompson, Robert Thomson, Robert F.Thorpe, Merle L.

+ Tien, John K.Tietz, Thomas E.Tillack, Donald J.

+Timmons, George A.Tinetti, Arthur R.



+ Denotes deceased

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WKenneth S. VecchioProfessor and Department ChairUniversity of California, San DiegoLa Jolla, California

For contributions to the design of advanced multifunctional materials and advanced characterization of materials, andas an educator and mentor in materials engineering.

“To be named a Fellow of ASM is a wonderful honor that Ivalue very highly. I joined ASM as an undergraduate at

Carnegie Mellon University. ASM has played a significantrole in advancing my career, and it has been a tremendous

conduit to the entire Materials Science community.”

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WBrian G. ThomasC.J. Gauthier Professor of MechanicalEngineeringUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignUrbana, Illinois

For significant contributions tothe modeling and understandingof the continuous casting of steel.

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Tipton, Steven M.Tirpak, Jon D.Tittmann, Bernhard

+ Tobin, Clarence J.Todd, Judith A.Toguri, James M.Tormala Paul H.Tortorelli, Peter F.Totta, Paul A.Totten, George E.Trabocco, Ronald E.

+ Treseder, Richard S.+ Trigger, Kenneth J.

Trivedi, Rohit K.+ Troiano, Alexander R.

Tsunekawa, YoshikiTucker, Robert C., Jr.Tundermann, John H.

+ Turk, Julius + Turnbull, David + Turner, Charles A., Jr.

Tyler, Derek E.Tyson, William R.

+ Underwood, Ervin E.Upadhya, KamleshwarUpthegrove, William R.Urquidi-MacDonald, MirnaUys, Johannes M.

Vaidyanath, L. R.Valles, Anthony G.

+ Van Horn, Kent R.+ Van Pelt, Richard H.

Van Reuth, Edward C.+ Van Thyne, Ray J.+ Van Vlack, Lawrence H.

Vandermeer, Roy A.Vander Voort, George F.Varga, ThomasVarrese, Francis R.Vasudevan, A.K.Vasudevan, Vijay K.Vedula, Krishna M.Verhoeven, John D.Verink, Ellis D., Jr.

+ VerSnyder, Francis L.Vinarcik, EdwardViney, ChristopherViswanathan, SrinathViswanathan, Ramaswamy Vitek, John M.Vitek, VaclavVitovec, Franz H.Vivés, Charles

von Fraunhofer, J. AnthonyVoorhees, Peter W.

Wachtman, John B.Wacker, George A.Wadley, Haydn N.G.Wadsworth, Jeffrey Wadsworth, Milton E.

+ Wagner, CarlWagner, Christian N.J.Wagoner, Robert H.Waisman, Joseph L.Waldman, JeffreyWalker, Donna M.

+ Wall, Fred J.Wallace, John F.Wallace, William Wallis, Ronald A.Walsh, John H.Walter, Gordon H.Walton, Harry W.Wang, YucongWarke, William R.

+ Warren, DonaldWas, Gary S.Waterstrat, Richard M.Watson, James F.

+ Wayman, C. Marvin+ Weatherly, George C.+ Webber, Harlan M.

Weber, Clifford E.Weber, John H.Wechsler, Monroe S.

+ Weeks, John R.Weertman, Johannes Weertman, Julia R.Wei, Robert P.Weinig, Sheldon Weir, James R., Jr.Weisert, Edward D.Weiss, Volker

+ Weitzenkorn, Lee F.Wells, Martin G.H.

+ Wensch, Glen W.Werner, Fred E.Wernick, Jack H.

+ Wert, Charles A.Wert James J.Wessel, Edward T.Wessels, Bruce W.Westbrook, Jack H.Westermann, Fred E.Westwood, Albert R.C.Whalen, S. J.Whalen, Thomas J.

White, Calvin L.White, William E.

+ Whittemore, Carl R.Whittenberger, J. Daniel Whittenberger, Edmond J.

+ Wick, Oswald J.Widge, Sunil

+ Widmer, Robert Wiedersich, Hartmut

+ Wiener, George W.Wilcox, Ben A.Wilde, Bryan E.

+ Wilhelm, Harley A.Wilkinson, Dwight A.

+ Willey, Lowell A.Williams, Clyde E.Williams, David B.

+ Williams, Forrest S.Williams, James C.Willner, Elliott

+ Wilsdorf, Heinz G.F.Wilson, Alexander D.Wilson, John E.

+ Wilson, Ralph L.Winegard, William C.

+ Winkler, Theodore B.Winterbottom, Walter L.Witt, Gary G.

+ Wlodek, Stanley T.Wolfenden, Alan

+ Wood, William G.Woodford, David A.

+ Work, Harold K.Worrell, Wayne L.Wray, Porter R.

+ Wright, Dale J.Wright, IanWright, Peter H.Wright, Roger N.

Wulpi, Donald J.+ Wundt, Boris M.+ Wyche, Ernest H.

Wynblatt, Paul P.Wyss, Urs

+ Yaggee, Frank L.+ Yaker, Charles

Yamaguchi, MasaharuYenni, Donald M.Yolton, Fred C.Yoo, Man H.Yost, Frederick G.

+ Young, Frederick C.+ Young, G. MacDonald

Young, William B.Yu, Hsiang-Yung YuYu, Kuang-OYue, SteveYukawa, Sumio

Zackay, Victor F.Zakraysek, Louis Zamanzadeh, MehroozZamborsky, Daniel S.

+ Zanner, Frank J.+ Zapffe, Carl A.+ Zeno, Robert S.+ Zepfel, William F.

Zhang, Tong-YiZhao, Ji-Cheng

+ Ziegler, William P.+ Zinkham, Robert E.

Zinkle, Steven J.+ Zoeller, Howard W.

Zukas, Eugene G.+ Zuzich, Frank

Zweben, CarlZwilsky, Klaus M.



2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WZhenguo “Gary” Yang Chief Research ScientistPacific Northwest National LaboratoryRichland, Washington

For outstanding contributions tomaterials for energy conversionand storage, and to the understanding of interconnectsand their interfaces with electrodes in SOFCs.

“It’s a great honor to have been elected as a Fellow of ASM International that recognizes not only my personal achievement as a materials scientist , but also the

accomplishment of the teams and the organizations I havebeen fortunately associated with in the past.”

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WPaul T. ViancoDistinguished Member, Technical StaffSandia National LaboratoriesAlbuquerque, New Mexico

For significant and sustainedcontributions toward understanding the physicaland mechanical metallurgy ofsolders, and the long term reliability of interconnects.

“It is truly a tremendous honor to be selected for this prestigious award. Ever since becoming a student member in

the early 1980s, achieving “FASM” has been a career goal because of the high esteem with which I have always held ASM.”

2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O W2 0 0 9 A S M F E L L O WWego WangAerospace EngineerFederal Aviation AdministrationBurlington, Massachusetts

For significant contributions tocontinuing education in materials science and engineering, and for integrationof analytical methods into thepractice of reverse engineering.

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