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Physical Metallurgy

Gordon Research Conference

Conference Information

Status
Active
Meeting Cycle
24 Months
Initial Year
1956
Last Held
2023
Discipline
Physical

Conference History

Year Meeting Name Dates Venue Chair(s)
2025 Physical Metallurgy
July 6 - 11 Stonehill College Dallas R. Trinkle, Emmanuelle A Marquis
2023 Physical Metallurgy
Metallurgy Matters for Creating a Sustainable World
 July 9 - 14 Stonehill College William A Curtin, Suveen N Mathaudhu
2019 Physical Metallurgy
Coupling Computation, Data Science and Experiments in Physical Metallurgy
 July 7 - 12 Southern New Hampshire University Carol A Handwerker, Dierk R Raabe
2017 Physical Metallurgy
Frontiers of Quantification and Predictive Capability in Physical Metallurgy
 July 23 - 28 University of New England Peter Gumbsch, Ji-Cheng Zhao
2015 Physical Metallurgy
Frontiers in Physical Metallurgy
 July 19 - 24 University of New England Anthony D Rollett, Roger C Reed
2013 Physical Metallurgy
Materials at Extremes
 July 28 - August 2 University of New England Michael J Mills, Easo George
2011 Physical Metallurgy
Evolution of Metals Structures: Modeling, Characterization and Design
 July 31 - August 5 Stonehill College Peter W Voorhees, Dallas R. Trinkle, Emmanuelle A Marquis, Mark D Asta
2009 Physical Metallurgy
Integrating Computational Materials Science and Engineering
 August 2 - 7 Proctor Academy John Allison, Kevin Hemker, Hamish Fraser
2006 Physical Metallurgy
Microstructural Evolution and Stability
 July 23 - 28 Holderness School Alex King, Douglas L Medlin, Eugen I Rabkin
2004 Physical Metallurgy
July 25 - 30 Holderness School Dennis M Dimiduk, Richard A Lesar, Tresa M Pollock
2002 Physical Metallurgy
July 21 - 26 Holderness School James M Howe, David Srolovitz
2000 Physical Metallurgy
July 23 - 28 Holderness School George Rusty Gray, John J Lewandowski
1998 Physical Metallurgy
June 21 - 26 Holderness School Samuel M Allen, Ronald Gibala
1996 Physical Metallurgy
July 28 - August 2 Holderness School Darrel R Frear, Alton D Romig, Chester Van Tyne
1994 Physical Metallurgy
June 26 - July 1 Holderness School Clyde L Briant, Richard P Gangloff
1993 Physical Metallurgy
August 1 - 6 Plymouth State College Jerome B Cohen, Gregory B Olson
1992 Physical Metallurgy
June 15 - 19 Plymouth State College Anthony W Thompson
1991 Physical Metallurgy
July 29 - August 2 Plymouth State College William Boettinger, John Perepezko
1989 Physical Metallurgy
August 7 - 11 Tilton School James C Williams
1988 Physical Metallurgy
July 18 - 22 Kimball Union Academy Frans Spaepen
1987 Physical Metallurgy
Intermetallic Compounds
 July 20 - 24 Tilton School Harry A Lipsitt, David P Pope
1986 Physical Metallurgy
July 21 - 25 Proctor Academy Simon C Moss
1985 Physical Metallurgy
Role of Interfaces in Deformation and Strengthening
 August 5 - 9 Holderness School William D Nix
1984 Physical Metallurgy
July 23 - 27 Proctor Academy Didier R De Fontaine
1983 Physical Metallurgy
High Temperature Deformation
 June 20 - 24 Holderness School Neil Paton
1982 Physical Metallurgy
Solute Atom Segregation Effects
 July 12 - 16 Proctor Academy David N Seidman
1981 Physical Metallurgy
Basic Mechanisms of Complex Failure Processes
 July 6 - 10 Proctor Academy George T Hahn
1980 Physical Metallurgy
Diffusion in Solids
 July 7 - 11 Proctor Academy Norman L. Peterson
1979 Physical Metallurgy
Strain Localization During Plastic Deformation
 July 9 - 13 Proctor Academy David Embury
1978 Physical Metallurgy
Grain Boundary Structure and Kinetics
 June 19 - 23 Proctor Academy R.W. Baluffi
1977 Physical Metallurgy
Mechanisms of High-Temperature Deformation and Recovery
 June 27 - July 1 Holderness School U. Fred F Kocks
1976 Physical Metallurgy
Rapidly Quenched Metals
 July 12 - 16 Plymouth State College James D. Livingston
1975 Physical Metallurgy
Critical Problems in Understanding the Micromechanisms of Fracture
 June 16 - 20 Franklin Pierce University Charles J McMahon
1974 Physical Metallurgy
Phase Transformations: New Insights and Impact on Material Design
 July 8 - 12 Brewster Academy Bernard H Kear
1973 Physical Metallurgy
The Physical Basis of Constitutive Equations for Crystal Plasticity
 June 18 - 22 Holderness School Ali S Argon
1972 Physical Metallurgy
Properties and Effects of Grain Boundaries
 June 12 - 16 Tilton School Karl T. Aust
1971 Physical Metallurgy
The Fundamentals of Strengthening by a Dispersion of a Second Phase
 June 28 - July 2 Tilton School James C. Li, Michael F. Ashby
1970 Physical Metallurgy
August 24 - 28 Tilton School John E. Hillard
1969 Physical Metallurgy
July 7 - 11 Providence Heights College Johannes Weertman
1968 Physical Metallurgy
July 8 - 12 Crystal Inn Paul G. Shewmon
1967 Physical Metallurgy
July 17 - 21 Kimball Union Academy John P. Hirth
1966 Physical Metallurgy
July 18 - 22 Kimball Union Academy William W. Mullins
1965 Physical Metallurgy
July 19 - 23 Kimball Union Academy Daniel N. Beshers
1964 Physical Metallurgy
July 20 - 24 Kimball Union Academy John W Cahn
1963 Physical Metallurgy
July 15 - 19 Kimball Union Academy H.W. Paxton
1962 Physical Metallurgy
The Structure and Properties of the Partially Periodic State
 June 25 - 29 Kimball Union Academy William D. Robertson
1961 Physical Metallurgy
June 26 - 30 Kimball Union Academy Michael B Bever
1960 Physical Metallurgy
June 27 - July 1 Kimball Union Academy Robert L. Fullman
1959 Physical Metallurgy
June 22 - 26 Kimball Union Academy Thomas A. Read
1958 Physical Metallurgy
June 9 - 13 New Hampton School John Frye
1957 Metals at High Temperatures
June 17 - 21 New Hampton School Nicholas J. Grant
1956 Metals at High Temperatures
June 18 - 22 New Hampton School V. N. Krivobok

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