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Prof. Roderick I. L. Guthrie
Macdonald Professor of metallurgy, McGill University, Canada.Fields of expertise: Physical and mathematical modeling of process metallurgy
Number of publications: 193 peer-reviewed SCI papers, 268 proceeding papers
Patents: 200 patents (11 significant inventions) Books Published: 5
Involved in the following technical courses:
Some twenty short courses on process metallurgy, steelmaking, melt handling of aluminum, and/or fluid mechanics in Australia, Brazil, Canada, United States, Great Britain, Norway and China
Companies involved in previous training and consulting work:
NSSMC (Nippon Steel and Sumitomo Corporation), SURAL Quebec, RTIT (Rio Tinto Fer et Titane), TATA Steel (Europe), FORD Motor Company, AMD (Arcelor-Mittal DOFASCO), and FLUENT-ANSYS). In the past, by ALCAN, NOVELIS, ALCOA, DOFASCO, CORUS, QIT, SUMITOMO, NIPPON STEEL, BAOSTEEL, SHOUGANG STEEL, HATCH, HERAEUS-Electronite, FOSECO, Fudutec-Argentina, POSCO (Korea), IVACO, etc
Awards:
Multiple awards, including:
- 2018 Christophe Pierre Research Award
- 2006 Killam Prize for Engineering
- 2001 Benjamin Fairless award
- 2000 Howe Memorial award; 2000
- J. K. Brimacombe Prize
- Michael Tenenbaum Award
- The Alcan Award, (1987)
- The Macdonald Professorship Chair; in Mining and Metallurgy, McGill University (1986)
- Twenty three best paper awards