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 | The 54th William Blum Lecture, Innovative Applications
of Electroplating and PVD for New Material Solutions, Jun - 2018, Dr. Per Møller | | The William Blum Scientific Achievement Award - Its Background and History, - , | | The 1st William Blum Lecture, Education and the Electroplating Industry, - 1959, Dr. William Blum | | The 2nd William Blum Lecture, Faraday’s Law Applied to Cleaning, - 1960, A. Kenneth Graham | | The 3rd William Blum Lecture, The Challenge Before Us, - 1961, Dr. Charles L. Faust | | The 4th William Blum Lecture, The Speed of Processes Involved in Electroplating: Movement of Solute, Attainment of the Steady State and Formation of Metal, - 1962, Dr. Abner Brenner | | The 5th William Blum Lecture, Pitting of Decorative Nickel-Chromium Coatings, - 1963, Dr. W. Andrew Wesley | | The 6th William Blum Lecture, Some Engineering Aspects of Electrodeposition, - 1964, Mr. R.A.F. Hammond | | The 7th William Blum Lecture, Metallurgical Aspects of Electrodeposits, - 1967, Dr. Harold J. Read | | The 8th William Blum Lecture, Mechanism of the Plating Process, - 1968, Dr. Henry B. Linford | | The 9th William Blum Lecture, Addition Agents, Anions and Inclusions in Bright Nickel Plating, - 1968, Dr. Henry Brown | | The 10th William Blum Lecture, The Nucleation Dependent Growth Layer: A Structure Element in Electrocrystallization, - 1968, Prof. Dr. Hellmuth Fischer | | The 11th William Blum Lecture, Some Contributions of U.S. Supply Houses to Plating Science and Technology, - 1970, Arthur H. DuRose | | The 12th William Blum Lecture, Some Practical and Theoretical Considerations of Corrosion and the Role of Chromium, - 1971, Jesse E. Stareck | | The 13th William Blum Lecture, Polarization, - 1974, Thomas Percy Hoar | | The 14th William Blum Lecture, Current Distribution on Microprofiles, - 1974, Otto Kardos | | The 15th William Blum Lecture, Electroplating, Electrochemistry and Electronics, - 1975, George Dubpernell | | The 16th William Blum Lecture, Theoretical and Practical Aspects of Alloy Plating, - 1976, Ernst Raub | | The 17th William Blum Lecture, Electrodeposition and Government Laboratories, - 1976, Fielding Ogburn | | The 18th William Blum Lecture, The Plater and Pollution - How to Meet Water Quality Requirements without Offending the EPA, - 1977, Joseph B. Kushner | | The 19th William Blum Lecture, Research and Decorative Coatings, - 1978, Burton B. Knapp | | The 20th William Blum Lecture, Technical Communication – (Or—Your Old Technical Editor Strikes Again), - 1979, Frederick B. Lowenheim | | The 21st William Blum Lecture, Opportunism!, - 1980, William H. Safranek | | The 22nd William Blum Lecture, Don’t Believe Everything You Hear, - 1981, Dr. Joseph Edwards | | The 23rd William Blum Lecture, Material Science of Electrodeposits, - 1982, Rolf Weil | | The 24th William Blum Lecture, Looking Back, - 1983, Fred Pearlstein | | The 25th William Blum Lecture, Engineering Properties of Various Coatings, - 1984, Dr. Harold J. Wiesner | | The 26th William Blum Lecture, Electroanalytical Methods for Research and Development in Electroplating, - 1985, Dr. Yutaka Okin | | The 27th William Blum Lecture, The Plating Solution and the Human Body: Complex Electrochemical Systems, - 1986, Jack Dini | | The 28th William Blum Lecture, Anodizing of Aluminum: The Sealing Problem, - 1988, Dr. Simon Wernick | | The 29th William Blum Lecture, The Tribology of Contact Finishes for Electronic Connectors, - 1988, Dr. Morton Antler | | The 30th William Blum Lecture, An Electrochemical Mystery Story: A Scientific Approach to Chromium Plating, - 1989, Dr. James P. Hoare | | The 31st William Blum Lecture, The Application of Engineering Principles to the Practice of Electroplating, - 1990, Dr. Huk Y. Cheh | | The 32nd William Blum Lecture, From Art to Technology: Developments in Electroplating in Japan, - 1991, Dr. Tadao Hayashi | | The 33rd William Blum Lecture,
Electrochemical Technology in Electronics: Past Accomplishments and Future Challenges, - 1992, Lubomyr Romankiw | | The 34th William Blum Lecture, Hydrogen in Electrodeposits: Of Decisive Importance, but Much Neglected, - 1993, Prof. Dr. Christoph J. Raub | | The 35th William Blum Lecture, Electrodeposition of Alloys, - 1993, Dr. David S. Lashmore | | The 36th William Blum Lecture, Rotating Electrodes for Use in Electrodeposition Process Control, - 1995, Dr. David R. Gabe | | The 37th William Blum Lecture, Electroless Plating: The Past is Prologue, - 1996, Dr. Juan B. Hajdu | | The 38th William Blum Lecture, The Systems View in Automotive Finishes: Essential, but Overlooked, - 1997, Dr. James H. Lindsay | | The 39th William Blum Lecture, The NIST (NBS) Electrochemical Processing (Electrodeposition) Group of Today, - 1998, Christian E. Johnson | | The 40th William Blum Lecture, Faraday’s Children (and Nickel), - 1999, Dr. George A. DiBari | | The 41st William Blum Lecture, Mathematical Modeling of Electrodeposition, - 2000, Dr. Ralph E. White | | The 42nd William Blum Lecture, Fundamental Aspects of Alloy Plating, - 2001, Prof. Dr. Dieter Landolt | | The 43rd William Blum Lecture, Hydrogen Embrittlement of High Strength Steel: The Russian Approach, - 2002, Vladimir N. Kudryavtsev | | The 44th William Blum Lecture, Electrodeposition of Alloys and Composites with Superior Corrosion and Electrocatalytic Properties, - 2004, Prof. Branko N. Popov | | The 45th William Blum Lecture, AESF Research Projects and Some Related Results, - 2006, Prof. Howard W. Pickering | | The 46th William Blum Lecture, Adventures in Pulse/Pulse Reverse Electrolytic Processes: Explorations and Applications in Surface Finishing, - 2008, Dr. E. Jennings Taylor | | The 47th William Blum Lecture, Nickel and Surface Finishing: A Glorious Past - an Uncertain Future, - 2009, Dr. Eric W. Brooman | | The 48th William Blum Lecture, Decorative Electroplating: Theory to Explain Rapid Corrosion Due to Calcium Chloride ‘Russian Mud’, - 2010, Dr. Donald Snyder | | The 49th William Blum Lecture, Hexavalent Chromium What Else?, - 2011, Dr. Patrick Benaben | | The 50th William Blum Lecture, Alloy Plating by Heating Stacked Single Layers and the Possibility of its Application in the Future, - 2013, Hideyuki Kanematsu | | The 51st William Blum Lecture, Surface Finishing Sustainability: Technology Pathways, - 2014, Prof. Yinlun Huang | | The 52nd William Blum Lecture, Nickel: Science, Health and the Future, - 2015, Dr. Hudson Bates | | The 53rd William Blum Lecture, Additive Manufacturing and Surface Finishing, - 2016, Dr. Melissa Klingenberg | | The 55th William Blum Lecture, Modeling and Simulation for the Finishing Industry, Nov - 2021, Dr. Keith Legg |
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