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The 49th William Blum Lecture, Hexavalent Chromium What Else?
Author: Dr. Patrick Benaben
Issue: , 2011Since its inception in 1958, under the auspices of the AES, the NASF Scientific Achievement Award has been given annually to a person who has contributed to the advancement of the theory and practice of electroplating, metal finishing and the allied arts or has raised the quality of the profession or has been involved in a combination of these. In 2011, the award was given to Dr. Patrick Benaben, Full Professor at École Nationale Supérieure des Mines, in St. Étienne, France. Over the years, he has been a prolific contributor to the surface finishing science and technology, and has focused his research on new electrolytic processes, in particular, on the use of ionic liquids in hard chromium plating and on such materials as high ordered alumina obtained by anodic oxidation. He has authored or co-authored about 100 papers and is inventor or co-inventor of ten international patents. He has been a member of NASF (AESF) since 1990 and served six years as 1st Vice-President of the AESF International Branch. He has been awarded both the Silver and Gold medals for outstanding papers published in Plating & Surface Finishing.
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