2013 Class of ASM Fellows Congratulations to our 2013 Class of Fellows In 1969, ASM established the Fellow of the Society honor to provide recognition to members for their distinguished contributions to materials science and engineering and to develop a broadly based forum of technical and professional leaders to serve as advisors to the society. […]
Electronic Device Failure Analysis
Electronic Device Failure Analysis (EDFA) Electronic Device Failure Analysis™ (EDFA™) is a high demand quarterly technical resource for the modern failure analysis professional. Published in both print and digital versions, each issue covers: Contributed technical articles that cover everything from operations to techniques Insight into trends in the microelectronics FA industry, to keep you up-to-date New […]
AM&P
Advanced Materials & Processes Magazine Advanced Materials & Processes (AM&P) is the flagship publication from ASM International. As a premier ASM Member benefit, the magazine covers topics like: Leading-edge developments and trends in engineering materials, including metals and alloys, engineering polymers, advanced ceramics, and composites The methods used to select, process, fabricate, test, and characterize them. Emerging, potentially […]
Beralcast beryllium-aluminum alloys under consideration for F-35 Lightning II optical components
IBC Advanced Alloys Corp., Wilmington, Mass., reports that its wholly owned U.S. subsidiary, IBC Engineered Materials Corp., is working directly with Lockheed Martin to develop specific investment-cast optical components on the F-35 Lightning II aircraft, to demonstrate the technical and commercial viability of Beralcast beryllium-aluminum alloys. Beralcast principal alloys are more than three times stiffer than aluminum, with 22% less weight.
Aerospace materials testing laboratory to expand capacity by 70%
Element Materials Technology, Huntington Beach, Calif., reports that it plans to substantially increase its aerospace testing capacity by expanding laboratory facilities by 70% and adding a third shift. The new facility will enable the laboratory to further grow its stress rupture and creep testing departments, and will house over 300 test frames, more than double its current number.