I love reading about the experiences of our international scholars.
The award is such an amazing opportunity for an early career professional to travel abroad, meet peers, and present at a new conference.
What happens when global materials communities come together?
In the August issue of JOM, “Granada Conversations” shares one TMS/FEMS Scholar’s experience at EUROMAT 2025—from technical insights and industry perspectives to the conversations that spark lasting collaboration.
Discover how international connections are shaping the future of materials science.
👉 Read the full article in the August issue of JOM
https://t.co/VPDGhTDZGw
At TMS, we talk a lot about cross-disciplinary collaboration & #TMSSpecialtyCongress embodies that.
Attending 1 specialized meeting while getting access to 2–3 others is a seriously underrated way to find new research applications & spark partnerships that launch future projects.
What a way to start the day at #TMSSpecialtyCongress!
Thank you to Stefano Curtarolo (Duke University) for an engaging plenary presentation, followed by outstanding keynote talks from Markus Buehler (MIT) for #AIM2026, Mohsen Seifi (ASTM International) for #RQSD2026, and Cem Tasan (MIT) for #HEA2026.
From AI-driven materials discovery to advanced manufacturing and high-entropy alloys, this morning's sessions sparked thoughtful discussions and exciting new ideas. An inspiring start to Tuesday!
#MaterialsScience #ArtificialIntelligence #AdditiveManufacturing #HighEntropyAlloys
Big ideas start with bold research.
Meet the student poster award winners from #TMS2026 and see the innovations shaping the future of materials science.
📖 Explore the June issue of JOM: https://t.co/51DI3wZnJ9
#TMSAnnualMeeting
I've made a hobby out of reading comments about @mbohnert
Allow me to present a new favourite.
As his wife, I'll take full credit for any style or wardrobe-related compliments.
He can keep all the comments about how smart/qualified/insightful he is.
https://t.co/5mTj0BXPF0
Whether you made it to TMS2026 or not, the recap articles in this month's issue are worth browsing.
Lots of pics, lots of member highlights, and lots of reasons the TMS Annual Meeting feels like home. 🏡
https://t.co/mo2JehLdK6
So much happened at TMS2026—it’s hard to fit it all into one week (or one article).
From packed technical sessions and hands-on workshops to networking events, student competitions, and the launch of new Society leadership, this year’s #TMSAnnualMeeting truly had something for everyone.
The June issue of JOM brings it all together with a look at the people, moments, and milestones that defined TMS2026—and what’s next for the community.
📖 Catch up on all the highlights: https://t.co/rfvDjB1ebt
The Deadline is almost here! Papers are being accepted until June 30, 2026, for the new topical collection on Digital Frontiers in Metamorphic Manufacturing. Submit at https://t.co/3eM4efsfHz
#CallForPapers#MetamorphicManufacturing
Ready to share your research?
Abstract submissions are now open for the TMS 2027 Annual Meeting & Exhibition (TMS2027)! Join the global materials community in Orlando, March 14–18, and present your work across 100+ symposia.
Submit by July 1.
https://t.co/OEGkac4LX2
Great science deserves great communication. In this JOM: The Magazine article, Taylor Sparks shares practical, experience‑tested advice on how scientists and engineers can make their work more engaging, clear, and memorable—from designing better figures to telling stronger research stories.
Inspired by his TMS plenary lecture “Making Materials Go Viral,” this piece shows that compelling scientific communication isn’t innate—it’s a learnable skill. https://t.co/ZDrvSuaLeQ
@mbohnert was once again a guest on the Ukraine: The Latest podcast.
Having my husband referred to as "the man, the legend" by @FrancisDearnley was unexpected but it's certainly raised Michael's cachet around the house.
https://t.co/Z1nxFkH0BT
I'm grateful to work with an exceptional group of talented, diligent & collaborative colleagues.
From marketing the #TMSAnnualMeeting to ensuring a great onsite experience for attendees, they make it work & do it all with a smile.
There's no one I'd rather have on my team.
A sincere thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s #TMSAnnualMeeting — presenters, attendees, volunteers, partners, and the entire materials community. Your contributions, insights, and enthusiasm made #TMS2026 an exceptional week of learning, collaboration, and connection.
From technical sessions and poster presentations to networking events and division gatherings, the energy and expertise you brought helped shape a truly impactful meeting.
🌟 We can't wait to see you at #TMS2027 in Orlando!
Sunday at #TMS2026 kicked off with a full day of Professional Development courses, where attendees built new skills and explored emerging tools shaping the future of materials science.
From life cycle assessment and hydrogen in metallurgy to phase-field modeling, advanced characterization techniques, CALPHAD + machine learning, additive manufacturing, and career building, these hands-on workshops gave participants practical insights they can bring back to their research, labs, and organizations.
A great start to the week of learning and collaboration at TMS2026!
#TMSAnnualMeeting
The 2026 TMS Materials Bowl brought fast-paced trivia, team spirit, and plenty of cheering on Sunday afternoon! 🧠🏆
Congrats to our winners:
🥇 @UF
🥈 @IowaStateU
The fun continued at the Student Networking Reception, where students, professors, and faculty connected over light food and great conversation. #TMS2026 #TMSAnnualMeeting
Don't miss the chance to have twice the impact! When you donate today your gift will be DOUBLED thanks to a generous matching donation offer.
#TMSFoundation#GivingTuesday
My latest piece with @defense_news contrasting Ukraine-Russia drone warfare with Israel's dominance of Iran via airpower and how cruise missiles and similar strike drones have consistently outperformed when applied regardless of other strategies.