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    About The Editor: Richard J. Fruehan Received His B.S. and PH.D

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    Richard J. Fruehan received his B.S. and Ph.D.


    degrees from the University of Pennsylvania and was
    an NSF post-doctoral scholar at Imperial College,
    University of London. He then was on the staff of the
    U.S. Steel Laboratory until he joined the faculty of
    Carnegie Mellon University as a Professor in 1980.
    Dr. Fruehan organized the Center for Iron and
    Steelmaking Research, an NSF Industry/University
    Cooperative Research Center, and is a Co-Director.
    The Center currently has twenty-seven industrial
    company members from the U.S., Europe, Asia,
    South Africa and South America. In 1992 he became
    the Director of the Sloan Steel Industry Study which
    examines the critical issues impacting a company’s
    competitiveness and involves numerous faculty at
    several universities. Dr. Fruehan has authored over
    200 papers, two books on steelmaking technologies
    and co-authored a book on managing for competi-
    tiveness, and is the holder of five patents. He has
    received several awards for his publications, includ-
    ing the 1970 and 1982 Hunt Medal (AIME), the 1982
    and 1991 John Chipman Medal (AIME), 1989
    Mathewson Gold Medal (TMS-AIME), the 1993
    Albert Sauveur Award (ASM International), and the 1976 Gilcrist Medal (Metals Society UK), the
    1996 Howe Memorial Lecture (ISS of AIME); he also received an IR100 Award for the invention
    of the oxygen sensor. In 1985 he was elected a Distinguished Member of the Iron and Steel
    Society. He served as President of the Iron and Steel Society of AIME from 1990–91. He was the
    Posco Professor from 1987 to 1997 and in 1997 he was appointed the U.S. Steel Professor of the
    Materials Science and Engineering Department of Carnegie Mellon University.

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