OTHER TMS RESOURCES

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Members of The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society (TMS) may log in for instant access to a suite of members-only web resources including the following: Depending on your level of membership, some or all of the following benefits are currently available:

Members Receive FREE . . .

• Print & electronic subscriptions to JOM
• Access the TMS members-only online resources
• Download privileges for the PE Study Guide (PDF and on-line) for professional registration
• TMS e-News—our new & improved monthly e-mail publication that includes the latest society happenings
• TMS Career Center: Find jobs, post your resume, recruit new employees
• Access to the TMS Membership Directory
• Complete access to the Materials Technology@TMS. Designed to be your professional knowledge network.
• The dynamic metal-matrix composites (MMCs) database featuring key production and operating information on companies within the MMC industry. This on-line resource is based on information from the Kluwer publication Metal-Matrix Composites in Industry: An Introduction and a Survey, but will be regularly updated by experts in the field to reflect the state of the industry.

Member Discounts . . .

• Significant discounts on registration fees to all TMS-sponsored meetings
• Reduced fees for continuing education with short courses
• Deep discounts on TMS books, papers, CDs, software, videos, and more in the Knowledge Resource Center
• Discounts on subscriptions to archival journals like Metallurgical and Materials Transactions (A and B) and Journal of Electronic Materials
• Member discounts for products and services offered by the Association for Iron & Steel Technology (AIST); the Society for Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration; and the Society of Petroleum Engineers

Networking Opportunities

• Qualify for affiliate memberships within international organizations such as IOM³ and the Indian Institute of Metals
• Participate in TMS division committees and join colleagues to help steer the future direction of TMS
• Volunteer opportunties such as representing the profession in:
  • The accreditation of U.S. materials programs through the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology
  • The professional registration of metallurgical engineers through the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES)
• Opportunities for an array of prestigious honors and awards