Minerals, Metals & Materials Society
The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society (TMS) is a professional organization for materials scientists and engineers that encompasses the entire range of materials and engineering, from minerals processing and primary metals production to basic research and the advanced applications of materials. The society's functions include providing forums for the exchange of information; encouraging technology transfer; promoting the education and development of professionals and students; representing the profession in the accreditation of educational programs and in the registration of professional engineers (a U.S.-grounded activity); encouraging professionalism, ethical behavior, and concern for the environment; and stimulating a worldwide sense of unity in the profession. TMS is headquartered in Pittsburgh, United States, but is international in scope.
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The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society (TMS) is a professional organization for materials scientists and engineers that encompasses the entire range of materials and engineering, from minerals processing and primary metals production to basic research and the advanced applications of materials. The society's functions include providing forums for the exchange of information; encouraging technology transfer; promoting the education and development of professionals and students; representing the profession in the accreditation of educational programs and in the registration of professional engineers (a U.S.-grounded activity); encouraging professionalism, ethical behavior, and concern for the environment; and stimulating a worldwide sense of unity in the profession. TMS is headquartered in Pittsburgh, United States, but is international in scope.
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Overview
Overview
Included among its approximately 13,000 professional and student members are metallurgical and materials engineers, scientists, researchers, educators, and administrators from more than 70 countries on six continents. It uses a volunteer driven structure with members serving at all levels of the society including shaping the policy, programming, and publications of the society.
Key facts
Key facts
• Type — Professional Society • Status — 501(c)(3) Tax-exempt Organization • Leader Title — President • Leader Name — Daniel Miracle • Key People — James J. Robinson (Executive Director), • Name — The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society • Founded — 1957 • Location — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Origins — Member society of AIME • Region Served — Worldwide • Focus — Minerals, Metals, and Materials Science and Engineering • Method — Conferences, Publications, Courses • Revenue — $7M+ • Num Employees — 30 • Num Members — 13,000 • Website — www.tms.org
Technical divisions
Technical divisions
The society comprises five technical divisions to program conferences, develop content for publications, and perform other activities: • Extraction & Processing Division • Functional Materials Division • Light Metals Division • Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division • Structural Materials Division
Journals
Journals
• JOM, a monthly journal devoted to exploring the complete range of minerals, metals, and materials science and engineering. • Journal of Electronic Materials, which prints peer-reviewed technical articles each month on advances in electronics materials. • Metallurgical and Materials Transactions, which comprises two peer-reviewed archival journals. Volume A, published monthly, covers physical metallurgy and materials science, and Volume B, published bi-monthly, covers process metallurgy and materials processing science. • Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy, a quarterly journal which explores metallurgical processes and related innovations in improving the sustainability of metal-producing industries. • Integrating Materials and Manufacturing Innovation, which explores innovations in materials which support Integrated Computational Materials Engineering (ICME).
Studies
Studies
TMS has developed influential technology and/or roadmapping studies and reports convening experts in the minerals, metals, and materials communities. These publications are made freely accessible to the public. • Advanced Materials for Stationary Electrical Energy Storage, which includes a technical roadmap of the highest impact areas of research and development in the field, and the report, "Electric Power Industry Needs for Grid-Scale Storage." • Linking Transformational Materials and Processing for an Energy-Efficient and Low-Carbon Economy, a three-part study on into areas where new materials and processing breakthroughs can create substantial advancements in carbon emission reduction, energy efficiency, and energy security. • Implementing Integrated Computational Materials Engineering (ICME) in the Aerospace, Automotive, and Maritime Industries, which compiles the expertise of nearly 50 technical leaders in ICME and its allied fields to offer practical guidance for implementing an ICME-accelerated product development program within three years. • Diversity in the Minerals, Metals, and Materials Professions (DMMM1), which offers insights into and highlights common themes across issues related to diversity and inclusion in the workplace. • Modeling Across Scales, a roadmapping study which offers practical guidance in for connecting materials models across length and time scales. • Building a Materials Data Infrastructure, which explores the barriers related to data storage and data sharing and offers recommendations to overcoming them. • Harnessing Materials Innovations to Support Next Generation Manufacturing Technologies, documenting the results of a workshop forecasting key technological breakthroughs supporting the next wave of U.S. manufacturing. • Advanced Computation and Data in Materials and Manufacturing: Core Knowledge Gaps and Opportunities, which focuses on determining the gaps in core knowledge that, if fulfilled, would enable transformative science and engineering breakthroughs within the materials and manufacturing arenas. • Verification & Validation of Computational Models Associated with the Mechanics of Materials, which charts a course for widespread adoption of robust V&V among computational modelers and experimentalists in mechanics and materials science and engineering. • Metamorphic Manufacturing: Shaping the Future of On-Demand Components, which provides insight to jump-start a potentially disruptive technology which combines the incremental deformation of a metalsmith with the precision and control of intelligent machines and robotic systems. • Creating the Next-Generation Materials Genome Initiative Workforce offers a series of action plans and recommendations that address the education and training goals outlined in the 2014 strategic plan of the Materials Genome Initiative (MGI). • Accelerating the Broad Implementation of Verification & Validation in Computational Models of the Mechanics of Materials and Structures outlines recommended practices, and provides detailed action plans that are designed to support the progress of verification and validation in the mechanics of materials and structures.
Board of directors
Board of directors
TMS Board of Directors • year — President — Vice President — Past President — Financial Planning Officer — Extraction & Processing Division — Functional Materials Division — Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division — Structural Materials Division — Light Metals Division — Professional Development — Content Development & Dissemination — Membership & Student Development — Programming — Public & Governmental Affairs — Executive Director • 2025-2026 — Daniel Miracle — Viola Acoff — Srinivas Chada — Alexis Lewis — Elsa Olivetti — Saryu Fensin — Carelyn Campbell — Clarissa Yablinsky — Randy Beals — Kester Clarke — Jonathan Madison — Jenifer Locke — Robert Maaß — Michael Titus — James J. Robinson • 2024-2025 — Srinivas Chada — Daniel Miracle — Brad Boyce — Alexis Lewis — Elsa Olivetti — Saryu Fensin — Paul Mason — Suveen Mathaudhu — Edward Williams — Kester Clarke — Jonathan Madison — Viola Acoff — Robert Maaß — Michael Titus — James J. Robinson • 2023-2024 — Brad Boyce — Srinivas Chada — W. Jud Ready — Alexis Lewis — Elsa Olivetti — Saryu Fensin — Paul Mason — Suveen Mathaudhu — Edward Williams — Kester Clarke — Jonathan Madison — Viola Acoff — Timothy Rupert — Michael Titus — James J. Robinson • 2022-2023 — W. Jud Ready — Brad Boyce — Ellen Cerreta — Charles Ward — Christina Meskers — Paul Ohodnicki — Paul Mason — Suveen Mathaudhu — Edward Williams — David Bourell — Judy Schneider — Viola Acoff — Timothy Rupert — Eric N. Brown — James J. Robinson • 2021-2022 — Ellen Cerreta — W. Jud Ready — Thomas Battle — Charles Ward — Christina Meskers — Paul Ohodnicki — Mark R. Stoudt — Daniel Miracle — Eric Nyberg — David Bourell — Judy Schneider — Alexis Lewis — Timothy Rupert — Eric N. Brown — James J. Robinson • 2020-2021 — Thomas Battle — Ellen Cerreta — James C. Foley — Charles Ward — Christina Meskers — Paul Ohodnicki — Mark R. Stoudt — Daniel Miracle — Eric Nyberg — David Bourell — Judy Schneider — Alexis Lewis — Brad Boyce — Eric N. Brown — James J. Robinson • 2019-2020 — James C. Foley — Thomas Battle — Kevin Hemker — Adrian Deneys — Cynthia K. Belt — Raymundo Arróyave — Mark R. Stoudt — Daniel Miracle — Eric Nyberg — Chester J. Van Tyne — Michele V. Manuel — Alexis Lewis — Brad Boyce — John A. Howarter — James J. Robinson • 2018-2019 — Kevin Hemker — James C. Foley — David DeYoung — Adrian Deneys — Cynthia K. Belt — Raymundo Arróyave — Corbett Battaile — Ellen Cerreta — Alan Luo — Chester J. Van Tyne — Michele V. Manuel — Amy Clarke — Brad Boyce — John A. Howarter — James J. Robinson • 2017-2018 — David DeYoung — Kevin Hemker — Stanley M. Howard — Joy H. Forsmark — Cynthia K. Belt — Raymundo Arróyave — Corbett Battaile — Ellen Cerreta — Alan Luo — Chester J. Van Tyne — Michele V. Manuel — Amy Clarke — Srinivas Chada — John A. Howarter — James J. Robinson • 2016-2017 — Stanley M. Howard — David DeYoung — Patrice E. A. Turchi — Joy H. Forsmark — Mark E. Schlesinger — Roger Narayan — Corbett Battaile — Ellen Cerreta — Alan Luo — Jeffrey Fergus — Eric N. Brown — Amy Clarke — Srinivas Chada — Edward D. Herderick — James J. Robinson • 2015-2016 — Patrice E. A. Turchi — Stanley M. Howard — Hani Henein — Joy H. Forsmark — Mark E. Schlesinger — Roger Narayan — James C. Foley — Rajiv S. Mishra — David H. DeYoung — Jeffrey Fergus — Eric N. Brown — Amy Clarke — Srinivas Chada — Edward D. Herderick — James J. Robinson • 2014-2015 — Hani Henein — Patrice E. A. Turchi — Elizabeth A. Holm — Robert Hyers — Mark E. Schlesinger — Roger Narayan — James C. Foley — Rajiv S. Mishra — David H. DeYoung — Jeffrey Fergus — Eric N. Brown — David Bahr — Neville Moody — Edward D. Herderick — James J. Robinson TMS Board of Directors: Before "Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division" renamed "Functional Materials Division" • year — President — Vice President — Past President — Financial Planning Officer — Extraction & Processing Division — Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division — Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division — Structural Materials Division — Light Metals Division — Professional Development — Content Development & Dissemination — Membership & Student Development — Programing — Public & Governmental Affairs — Executive Director • 2013-2014 — Elizabeth A. Holm — Hani Henein — Wolfgang A. Schneider — Robert Hyers — Adrian Deneys — Srinivas Chada — James C. Foley — Rajiv S. Mishra — David H. DeYoung — David A. Shifler — W. Jud Ready & Carl Cady — David Bahr — Neville Moody — Edward D. Herderick — James J. Robinson • 2012-2013 — Wolfgang A. Schneider — Elizabeth A. Holm — Garry W. Warren — Robert Hyers — Adrian Deneys — Srinivas Chada — James W. Sears — Dennis M. Dimiduk — John Hryn — David A. Shifler — W. Jud Ready & Carl Cady — David Bahr — Neville Moody — Kevin Hemker — Warren H. Hunt, Jr • 2011-2012 — Garry W. Warren — Wolfgang A. Schneider — George T. 'Rusty' Gray III — Stanley M. Howard — Adrian Deneys — Srinivas Chada — James W. Sears — Dennis M. Dimiduk — John Hryn — David A. Shifler — W. Jud Ready & Carl Cady — Ellen Cerreta — Hani Henein — Kevin Hemker — Warren H. Hunt, Jr TMS Board of Directors: Before "Information Technology" and "Publications" Committees combined into "Content Development & Dissemination" • year — President — Vice President — Past President — Financial Planning Officer — Extraction & Processing Division — Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division — Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division — Structural Materials Division — Light Metals Division — Professional Development — Information Technology — Publications — Membership & Student Development — Programing — Public & Governmental Affairs — Executive Director • 2010-2011 — George T. 'Rusty' Gray III — Garry W. Warren — Ray D. Peterson — Stanley M. Howard — Thomas Battle — Zi-Kui Liu — James W. Sears — Dennis M. Dimiduk — John Hryn — David A. Shifler — Nikhilesh Chawla — Elizabeth A. Holm — Ellen Cerreta — Hani Henein — Kevin Hemker — Warren H. Hunt, Jr • 2009-2010 — Ray D. Peterson — George T. 'Rusty' Gray III — Diran Apelian — Stanley M. Howard — Thomas Battle — Zi-Kui Liu — Joy Forsmark — Eric M. Taleff — Wolfgang A. Schneider — David A. Shifler — Nikhilesh Chawla — Elizabeth A. Holm — Ellen Cerreta — Hani Henein — Kevin Hemker — Warren H. Hunt, Jr • 2008-2009 — Diran Apelian — Ray D. Peterson — Robert D. Shull — Garry W. Warren — Thomas Battle — Zi-Kui Liu — Joy Forsmark — Eric M. Taleff — Wolfgang A. Schneider — David A. Shifler — Nikhilesh Chawla — Elizabeth A. Holm — W. Jud Ready — James C. Foley — Kevin Hemker — Alexander Scott • 2007-2008 — Robert D. Shull — Diran Apelian — Brajendra Mishra — Garry W. Warren — Robert L. Stephens — Patrice E. A. Turchi — Joy A. Hines (now Forsmark) — Eric M. Taleff — Wolfgang A. Schneider — Anthony A. Pengidore — Marc J. DeGraef — George T. Gray III — W. Jud Ready — James C. Foley — Iver E. Anderson — Alexander Scott • 2006-2007 — Brajendra Mishra — Robert D. Shull — Tresa M. Pollock — Garry W. Warren — Robert L. Stephens — Patrice E. A. Turchi — John Smugeresky — Elizabeth A. Holm — Ray D. Peterson — Anthony A. Pengidore — Marc J. DeGraef — George T. Gray III — W. Jud Ready — James C. Foley — Iver E. Anderson — Alexander Scott TMS Board of Directors: Before "Student Affairs" and "Membership Development" Committees combined into "Membership & Student Development" • year — President — Vice President — Past President — Financial Planning Officer — Extraction & Processing Division — Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division — Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division — Structural Materials Division — Light Metals Division — Professional Development — Information Technology — Publications — Student Affairs — Membership Development — Programing — Public & Governmental Affairs — Executive Director • 2005-2006 — Tresa M. Pollock — Brajendra Mishra — Gregory J. Hildeman — John Parsey — Robert L. Stephens — Patrice E. A. Turchi — John Smugeresky — Elizabeth A. Holm — Ray Peterson — Anthony A. Pengidore — Marc J. DeGraef — George T. Gray III — Walter W. Milligan — Wolfgang Schneider — Richard Wright — Iver E. Anderson — Alexander Scott TMS Board of Directors: Before "Professional Registration" and "Education" Committees combined into "Professional Development" • year — President — Vice President — Past President — Financial Planning Officer — Extraction & Processing Division — Electronic, Magnetic & Photonic Materials Division — Materials Processing & Manufacturing Division — Structural Materials Division — Light Metals Division — Professional Development — Education — Information Technology — Publications — Student Affairs — Membership Development — Programing — Public & Governmental Affairs — Executive Director • 2004-2005 — Gregory J. Hildeman — Tresa M. Pollock — Dan J. Thoma — John Parsey — Brajendra Mishra — Sungho Jin — John Smugeresky — Elizabeth A. Holm — Ray Peterson — Wayne Reitz — Dennis Readey — Marc J. DeGraef — Dallis Hardwick — Walter W. Milligan — Wolfgang Schneider — Richard Wright — Warren Hunt — Alexander Scott • 2003-2004 — Dan J. Thoma — Gregory J. Hildeman — John E. Allison — John Parsey — Brajendra Mishra — Sungho Jin — John Smugeresky — Tresa M. Pollock — Subodh Das — Wayne Reitz — Dennis Readey — Marc J. DeGraef — Dallis Hardwick — Walter W. Milligan — Wolfgang Schneider — Richard Wright — Warren Hunt — Alexander Scott • 2002-2003 — John E. Allison — Dan J. Thoma — Wayne R. Hale — Gregory J. Hildeman — Brajendra Mishra — Sungho Jin — John Smugeresky — George T. Gray III — Subodh Das — Wayne Reitz — Dennis Readey — Marc J. DeGraef — Dallis Hardwick — Walter W. Milligan — Darrel Frear — Richard Wright — Warren Hunt — Alexander Scott
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Publications
TMS is a major publisher in the materials community. The society publishes seven internationally respected technical journals, as well as multiple influential roadmapping studies and reports. In addition, each year the society publishes numerous proceedings volumes containing papers presented at society-sponsored meetings.
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Notes from the source article
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- 1.Meet 2025 TMS President Dan Miracle. Mar 11, 2025.
- 2.The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society. 2017 Annual Report. 2015.
- 3.Publons.com. publons.com.
- 4.TMS (The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society). www.newswise.com.
- 5.JOM. springer.com.
- 6.Journal of Electronic Materials.
- 7.Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A.
- 8.Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B.
- 9.Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy.
- 10.Integrating Materials and Manufacturing Innovation.
- 11.Stationary Electrical Energy Storage.
- 12.Materials and Energy Efficiency.
- 13.ICME Implementation Study.
- 14.Diversity Summit Report.
- 15.Modeling Across Scales.
- 16.Materials Data Infrastructure.
- 17.Harnessing Materials Innovations to Support Next Generation Manufacturing Technologies.
- 18.Advanced Computation and Data in Materials and Manufacturing: Core Knowledge Gaps and Opportunities.
- 19.Verification & Validation of Computational Models Associated with the Mechanics of Materials.
- 20.Metamorphic Manufacturing: Shaping the Future of On-Demand Components.
- 21.Creating the Next-Generation Materials Genome Initiative Workforce.
- 22.Accelerating the Broad Implementation of Verification & Validation in Computational Models of the Mechanics of Materials and Structures.
- 23.Getting to Know the Incoming 2025 TMS Board Members. JOM. 75. 12. 6855-6857. 2025. 10.1007/s11837-024-07000-8.
- 24.Getting to Know the Incoming 2025 TMS Board Members. JOM. 75. 12. 6855-6857. 2024. 10.1007/s11837-024-07000-8.
- 25.Getting to Know the Incoming 2024 TMS Board Members. JOM. 75. 12. 5017-5018. 2023. 10.1007/s11837-023-06265-9.
- 26.Getting to Know the 2023 TMS Board of Directors. JOM. 74. 12. 4483-4487. 2022. 10.1007/s11837-022-05589-2.
- 27.TMS Presents the 2022 Board of Directors Nominees. JOM. 73. 7. 1995. 2021. 10.1007/s11837-021-04744-5.
- 28.TMS Presents the 2021 Board of Directors Nominees. JOM. 72. 7. 2470. 2020. 10.1007/s11837-020-04231-3.
- 29.2019 TMS Board of Directors. JOM. 71. 2150. 2019.
- 30.2018 TMS BOARD OF DIRECTORS. The 2018 TMS Annual Report. 2018.
- 31.2017 TMS BOARD OF DIRECTORS. 2017 TMS Annual Report. 2017.
- 32.TMS Board of Directors. JOM. 68. 2016. 10.1007/s11837-016-1832-2.
- 33.OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS. 2015 TMS Annual Report.
- 34.OFFICERS: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. TMS 2015: 144th Annual Meeting and Exhibition. 35.
- 35.EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. TMS 2014: 143rd Annual Meeting and Exhibition. 2014.
- 36.TMS Announces Change in Staff Leadership. www.newswise.com.
- 37.TMS 2012-2013 Leadership. TMS 2013: 142nd Annual Meeting and Exhibition. 39. 2013.
- 38.TMS 2011-2012 Leadership Executive Committee. TMS 2012: 141st Annual Meeting and Exhibition. 33. 2012.
- 39.TMS 2010-2011 Leadership Executive Committee. TMS 2011: 140th Annual Meeting and Exhibition. 20. 2010.
- 40.2009 TMS Board of Directors. TMS Annual Report 2009. iii. 2009.
- 41.2008 TMS Board of Directors. 2008 TMS Annual Report. iii. 2008.
- 42.Oral-History:Alex Scott - Engineering and Technology History Wiki. ethw.org.
- 43.2007 TMS Board of Directors. TMS Annual Report 2007. iii. 2007.
- 44.2006 TMS Leadership. TMS Annual Report 2006. iii.
- 45.2002-03 BOARD OF DIRECTORS. TMS 2003: 132nd Annual Meeting and Exhibition. 116. 2002.
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