NACE International was established in 1943 by eleven corrosion engineers from the pipeline industry as the "National Association of Corrosion Engineers." Our membership includes engineers, inspectors, technicians, scientists, business owners, CEO's, researchers, educators, students and more, from nearly every major industry.
From our inception in 1945, CORROSION journal has been a highly regarded source for all varieties of corrosion research, with the intent to communicate technological advances, experimental techniques, and in-depth reviews that identify best practices in the prevention and mitigation of corrosion in society.
For our 75th Anniversary, we are searching for content contributors to discuss different areas of corrosion research in a short-form essay, highlighting all of the relevant CJ content. This content will appear on the CORROSION journal web site as part of our 75th Anniversary in 2019. Having a co-writer for this essay is also an option.
If your area of interest and expertise revolves around "Uniform Attack" we're requesting a 3,000-4,000 word essay on the state of research around this topic and especially the pivotal research published over the last 75 years in CORROSION journal.
Goal: To provide expanded 75th Anniversary content for the CORROSION journal website.
REQUIREMENTS:
Subject matter expertise in this area of corrosion and a NACE member in good standing.
Current resume/CV.
Published article or writing sample and 100 words on why this topic is important.
**Article submission does not guarantee publication. Sammy Miles, our managing editor in chief, will make all final determinations.