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IEEE HOLM CONFERENCE
ON ELECTRICAL CONTACTS MORTON ANTLER LECTURE The Morton Antler Lecture is an annual lecture given at
the IEEE Holm Conference on a topic of special interest to the electrical contact
community. This lecture series was
established in honor of Dr. Morton Antler,
a long time member of the Holm Steering Committee and participant in the Holm
Conference. Dr. Antler was a
distinguished scientist and lecturer in the fields of electrical contacts, tribology, corrosion, and electrodeposition. A list
of past awardees is as follows: 2011 Mark Anderson, “Modern Design of Experiments (DOC)
– 75 years of Advancements in Multifactor Test Methods” 2010 Pete Theisen, “Emerging Renewable Energy and Storage
Applications Demand Modern DC Switching Technologies for Control and
Protection” 2009 Frank Mucklick, “Nanotomography of
Electrical Contacts – New Insights by High Resolution 3D Analysis of Local Material
Degradation” 2008 T. Schoeph,
“Interplay Between Electromechanical and Solid State Switching Technologies
for Meeting Cost, Sustainability, and Safety Demands of Various Applications” 2007 J.V.R. Heberlein,
“Characterization of the Dynamic Arc-Anode Interaction and Plasma Deposition
of nanocomposites to Tailor material s Properties” 2006 W. Johler, “The
Design Challenges Involved in Miniaturization of Electromechanical Relays” 2005 J. A. Wafer, “The Evolution of Arc Fault
Circuit Interruption” 2004 R. S. Mroczkowski,
“A Perspective on Connector Reliability” 2003 N. L. Traub, “42
Volt Challenges: Technical Potholes on the Highway to Success” 2002 W. H. Abbott, “The Role of Electroplating
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