Adolf Martens Memorial Steel Lecture Award Recipients

YearFull NamePaper Title
2023Dr. Keith A. TaylorPractical Applications of Metallurgy to Industrial Steel Product Development
2022Dr. Matthias MilitzerInterface-based Design - A New Frontier for Microstructure Engineering of High-Performance Steels
2021Mr. Anil K. SachdevIron: The Ubiquitous Element
2020Dr. Nina M. FonsteinEffects of Retained Austenite Stability and Microstructure Refinement on Properties of Advanced High Strength Sheet Steels
2019Dr. Wolfgang BleckThe Fascinating Variety of New Manganese Alloyed Steels
2018Dr. John G. SpeerSteel — A Lot to Learn
2017Dr. Bruno Charles De CoomanMechanical Twinning in Formable Advanced Ultrahigh-Strength Steel
2016Dr. David K. MatlockEnhancing the Fatigue Performance of Steel: Have We Learned Anything From the Past?
2015Dr. Harry BhadeshiaA Complete Theory for Martensitic Transformations
2014Mr. David V. EdmondsThe "Silicon Age" of Steel: How Alloying With Silicon Is Playing a Crucial Role in Modern Steel Development
2013Dr. John J. Jonas, O.C. C.Q. FRSC, Ph.DWidmanstätten Ferrite: Fat, Old Plates in Meteorites and Fresh, Skinny Plates in Rolled Steels. What do they have in common?
2012Mr. Anthony J. DeArdoThe Microstructure of Steel, a Modern View of an Ancient Material
2011Dr. Bruce L. BramfittA Metallurgical Perspective of the Role of Rail Steel in the Growth of America
2010Dr. George KraussMartensitic Microstructural Systems in Carbon-Steels and Susceptibility to Hydrogen Embrittlement