MetSoc Airey Award
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Origin
The MetSoc Airey award is a memorial to the late H.T. Airey, who played a role of fundamental importance in the creation and organization of the Annual Conference of Metallurgists for the Metallurgy and Materials Society of CIM.
Criteria
The Airey Award should be seen as:
- The most prestigious award in Canadian metallurgy and materials.
- Recognition of a career contribution or an outstanding individual contribution based on at least 15 years of input.
The contributions and impact must be to the benefit of Canada. Contribution to Canadian metallurgy and materials can include:
- Research and development leadership
- Research and development contribution
- Development of processes or products of significance
- Technological leadership
- Industrial leadership fostering a climate resulting in major technological development
All nominees must have a minimum of five years of CIM National membership and be in good standing.
There is no cash prize to this award.
2019 Recipient
Doug Boyd, Queen’s University
Citation: In recognition of a lifetime of distinguished achievements and contributions to the advancement of steel processing and metallurgy
PAST RECIPIENTS
| 1963 – G.M. Young 1964 – L.S. Renzoni 1965 – F.J. McMulkin 1966 – J.M. Carter 1967 – R.D. Hindson 1968 – J.H Walsh 1969 – J.G. Sibakin 1970 – H.L. Ames 1971 – R.W. Fraser 1972 – V.N. Mackiw 1973 – D.W. McLean 1974 – G. Savard and R. Lee 1975 – G.R. Heffernan 1976 – H.M. Wright 1977 – P.G. Thornhill 1978 – R.C. Bell 1979 – W. Curlook 1980 – W.A. Gow 1981 – T.R. Meadowcroft 1982 – H. Veltman 1983 – T. Dancy 1984 – B.H. Morrison 1985 – M.D. Head 1986 – G.G. Hatch 1987 – J.C. McKay 1988 – P. Tarassoff 1989 – D.R. Weir 1990 – C.A. Sutherland | 1991 – G. Dube 1992 – M.C. Bell 1993 – J.P. McGeer 1994 – R.A. Bergman 1995 – M.M. Avedesian 1996 – K.V. Konigsmann 1997 – D.G.E. Kerfoot 1998 – B.O. Wasmund 1999 – K.G. Thomas 2000 – J.G. Peacey 2001 – M. Rigaud 2002 – No Award 2003 – A. Grau 2004 – P. Duhaime 2005 – G. Bolton 2006 – J. Gruzleski 2007 – C. M. Diaz 2008 – J. J. Jonas 2009 – C. Fleming 2010 – J. E. Dutrizac 2011 – E. Ozberk 2012 – P.J. Mackey 2013 – R. Guthrie 2014 – M. Chalkley 2015 – C.Twigge-Molecey 2016 – H. McQueen 2017 – M. Solar 2018 – S. Marcuson 2019 – D. Boyd |
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
- Nominator uploads either a concise CV of nominee or in the case of process, a recent paper, relevant to the process being nominated, to the web site. Nominator/co-nominators should consider approaching nominees themselves to request the CV. In the case of a process the recent paper is likely already available. The CV should contain the following information:
- Major contributions relevant to the award
- A record of at least five relevant patents and papers authored by the nominee plus a count of other patents and papers.
- A service history related to CIM/MetSoc if applicable
- A record of the years of membership in CIM.
- A listing of volunteer activities if applicable
- A listing of awards previously received
- A listing of academic achievements
If the CV does not contain all items, the nominator should fill in the online form the information in the Contributions text box (this will be available in the software system when the Call opens).
GENERAL POLICIES
- A nominator can put forward only one candiddate up for nomination in each award category. NEW AS OF 2020
- The nominators are responsible for verifying that all conditions of the award have been satisfied and all procedures were properly followed in making the nomination.
- All nominations will stand for three years.
- The adjudication of the award shall be made by the MetSoc Awards Committee of The Metallurgy and Materials Society of CIM.
- The award shall be presented at the Awards Banquet of the Conference of Metallurgists.
- Posthumous awards will be allowed only if the candidate has already been shortlisted.
- Self nominations are not permitted.
- Each award shall be made from time to time as circumstances warrant with no more than one award recipient per year.
