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Hello All,

I am looking for a way to get some specific Metal Progress articles. I know some university libraries have access to the physical journals, but I was hoping to see if there more be a more direct way to access.

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Ife Siffre
Engineering Specialist
Ford Motor Company
Detroit MI
(816) 778-5630
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Ife,

Metal Progress was the predecessor to the current ASM flagship magazine, Advanced Materials & Processes (AM&P). We are currently working on setting up a site in the ASM Digital Library for AM&P Technical Articles--this will be offered in addition to the AM&P Digital Edition version. We expect to launch the site in the first half of 2023. The goal for the AM&P Technical Articles site is to make it easier to find, link to, and cite specific AM&P articles. The site functionality is similar to that of a journals platform (such as SpringerLink), and each article will have a unique DOI assigned to it.

In the initial launch, the archive will go back only about 10 years. We would love to go back farther in time--and include Metal Progress articles--but that would be a massive project.

In the meantime, assuming you have relatively complete citations for the articles you need, you may want to try a document delivery service such as the one provided by the Linda Hall Library. Linda Hall has a large collection of ASM and other metallurgy and materials engineering content. It is relatively easy to set up an account with them, and their fees for document delivery seem pretty reasonable to me. I recently ordered a document from them and received a digital (scanned) copy the same day.

Some organizations may have a document delivery arrangement with another service, such as the Copyright Clearance Center's RightFind.

I hope this information is helpful.




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Scott Henry
Senior Content Engineer
ASM International
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2023 11:00
From: Ife Siffre
Subject: Metal Progress Articles

Hello All,

I am looking for a way to get some specific Metal Progress articles. I know some university libraries have access to the physical journals, but I was hoping to see if there more be a more direct way to access.

------------------------------
Ife Siffre
Engineering Specialist
Ford Motor Company
Detroit MI
(816) 778-5630
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Scott,

That resource was excellent. I'm interested in some AM&P articles that date back to 2001. However, I don't believe the library goes past 2011.

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Ife Siffre
Engineering Specialist
Ford Motor Company
Detroit MI
(816) 778-5630
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2023 14:46
From: Scott Henry
Subject: Metal Progress Articles

Ife,

Metal Progress was the predecessor to the current ASM flagship magazine, Advanced Materials & Processes (AM&P). We are currently working on setting up a site in the ASM Digital Library for AM&P Technical Articles--this will be offered in addition to the AM&P Digital Edition version. We expect to launch the site in the first half of 2023. The goal for the AM&P Technical Articles site is to make it easier to find, link to, and cite specific AM&P articles. The site functionality is similar to that of a journals platform (such as SpringerLink), and each article will have a unique DOI assigned to it.

In the initial launch, the archive will go back only about 10 years. We would love to go back farther in time--and include Metal Progress articles--but that would be a massive project.

In the meantime, assuming you have relatively complete citations for the articles you need, you may want to try a document delivery service such as the one provided by the Linda Hall Library. Linda Hall has a large collection of ASM and other metallurgy and materials engineering content. It is relatively easy to set up an account with them, and their fees for document delivery seem pretty reasonable to me. I recently ordered a document from them and received a digital (scanned) copy the same day.

Some organizations may have a document delivery arrangement with another service, such as the Copyright Clearance Center's RightFind.

I hope this information is helpful.




------------------------------
Scott Henry
Senior Content Engineer
ASM International

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2023 11:00
From: Ife Siffre
Subject: Metal Progress Articles

Hello All,

I am looking for a way to get some specific Metal Progress articles. I know some university libraries have access to the physical journals, but I was hoping to see if there more be a more direct way to access.

------------------------------
Ife Siffre
Engineering Specialist
Ford Motor Company
Detroit MI
(816) 778-5630
------------------------------

Ife,
The Linda Hall catalog indicates that their AM&P collection goes back to the start of the magazine in 1985.
https://catalog.lindahall.org/permalink/01LINDAHALL_INST/19lda7s/alma992563163405961

Of course, it is possible that there are gaps in its collection, but that should be apparent in their response to a specific request.

Scott

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Scott Henry
Senior Content Engineer
ASM International
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-16-2023 14:41
From: Ife Siffre
Subject: Metal Progress Articles

Scott,

That resource was excellent. I'm interested in some AM&P articles that date back to 2001. However, I don't believe the library goes past 2011.

------------------------------
Ife Siffre
Engineering Specialist
Ford Motor Company
Detroit MI
(816) 778-5630

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2023 14:46
From: Scott Henry
Subject: Metal Progress Articles

Ife,

Metal Progress was the predecessor to the current ASM flagship magazine, Advanced Materials & Processes (AM&P). We are currently working on setting up a site in the ASM Digital Library for AM&P Technical Articles--this will be offered in addition to the AM&P Digital Edition version. We expect to launch the site in the first half of 2023. The goal for the AM&P Technical Articles site is to make it easier to find, link to, and cite specific AM&P articles. The site functionality is similar to that of a journals platform (such as SpringerLink), and each article will have a unique DOI assigned to it.

In the initial launch, the archive will go back only about 10 years. We would love to go back farther in time--and include Metal Progress articles--but that would be a massive project.

In the meantime, assuming you have relatively complete citations for the articles you need, you may want to try a document delivery service such as the one provided by the Linda Hall Library. Linda Hall has a large collection of ASM and other metallurgy and materials engineering content. It is relatively easy to set up an account with them, and their fees for document delivery seem pretty reasonable to me. I recently ordered a document from them and received a digital (scanned) copy the same day.

Some organizations may have a document delivery arrangement with another service, such as the Copyright Clearance Center's RightFind.

I hope this information is helpful.




------------------------------
Scott Henry
Senior Content Engineer
ASM International

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2023 11:00
From: Ife Siffre
Subject: Metal Progress Articles

Hello All,

I am looking for a way to get some specific Metal Progress articles. I know some university libraries have access to the physical journals, but I was hoping to see if there more be a more direct way to access.

------------------------------
Ife Siffre
Engineering Specialist
Ford Motor Company
Detroit MI
(816) 778-5630
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