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ASM’s 2015 Class of Fellows
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In 1969, ASM established the Fellow of the Society honor
to provide recognition to members for their distin-
guished contributions to materials science and engi-
neering 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 2015. Additional Fellows may be elected to
this distinguished body in subsequent years. The solicited
guidance, which the Fellows provide, will enhance the
capability of ASM as a technical community of materials
science and engineering professionals in the years ahead.
Awards will be presented at ASM’s annual Awards Dinner,
Tuesday, October 6, in Columbus, Ohio, during Materials
Science & Technology 2015.
Prof. Sean R. Agnew, FASM
Professor
University of Virginia, Charlottesville
For exemplary research and student-
centered education focused on fundamental
aspects of plastic deformation in ultra-light
non-cubic alloys, including dislocation slip and twinning, and
their relationships to fatigue and deformation processing.
Prof. Pranesh B. Aswath, FASM
Professor and Associate Dean
College of Engineering
University of Texas at Arlington
For significant contributions to the sci-
ence of tribology through establishing funda-
mental relationships between lubricant additive chemistry,
tribofilm formation, and friction and wear.
Mr. Victor K. Champagne, FASM
Leader of ARL Center for Cold Spray
U.S. Army Research Laboratory, Aberdeen, Md.
For serving as the international cham-
pion of cold spray technology through exem-
plary research, development, qualification,
and persistent dedication toward transition and implemen-
tation throughout all sectors of industry and the Depart-
ment of Defense.
Prof. Mark Robert De Guire, FASM
Associate Professor
Case School of Engineering
Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland
For significant contributions in the syn-
thesis, processing, phase equilibria, defect structure, and
characterization of functional ceramic films for electrical,
magnetic, optical, and energy applications.
Dr. Robert L. Freed, FASM
Principal Consultant
DuPont Co., West Chester, Pa.
For significant contributions in metal-
lurgy, hard materials, tribology, and wear con-
trol to solve complex industrial equipment and
process issues leading to corporate global implementation.
Dr. Hamid Garmestani, FASM
Professor
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta
For significant contributions in devel-
oping relationships between processing and
microstructural control in crystalline materi-
als, leading to materials design methodologies that address
texture in a range of materials systems.
Dr. Frank W. Gayle, FASM
Deputy Director, AMNPO
NIST, Gaithersburg, Md.
For outstanding technical contributions
and research management in materials mea-
surement, applications, and manufacturing
with significant contributions to light alloy metallurgy, qua-
sicrystals, high temperature superconductivity, solder sci-
ence, and structural integrity.