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August 2021 / VI aluminum casting principles and practice, hot- and cold-working aluminum alloys, and more. Contact ASM customer service, 440-338- 5151 (memberservicecenter@ asminternational.org, www. asminternational.org). Corrosion. Offered by ASM International's Materials Engineering Institute (MEI). Course consists of 12 lessons focused on understanding corrosion, including how to recognize and define corrosion problems, how to develop and implement corrosion-control programs, and corrosion test methods and results interpretation. Contact ASM customer service, 440- 338-5151 (memberservicecenter@ asminternational.org, www. asminternational.org). Elements of Metallurgy. Offered by ASM International's Materials Engineering Institute (MEI). Course includes 14 lessons consisting of an intensive introduction to the principles of metallurgy and its practical application in various fields of metals and alloy production, testing, and manufacturing processes, including an understanding of ore extraction, metalforming, phase diagrams, corrosion, and heat treating. Contact ASM customer service, 440-338- 5151 (memberservicecenter@ asminternational.org, www. asminternational.org). Fundamentals and Applications of Powder Metallurgy. Offered by ASM International's Materials Engineering Institute (MEI). Course consists of 15 lessons and includes a powder metallurgy handbook. Topics include products and processing overview, powder production and characterization, compacting, sintering, porous materials, hot consolidation of metal powders, and powder metallurgy applications. Contact ASM customer service, 440- 338-5151 (memberservicecenter@ asminternational.org, www. asminternational.org). Nickel and Nickel Alloys. Offered by ASM International. Course consists of 14 lessons providing an overview of nickel alloys and their use and an explanation of why nickel and its alloys are better than ferrous materials for specific applications. Contact ASM customer service, 440- 338-5151 (memberservicecenter@ asminternational.org, www. asminternational.org). Vanessa Vial, 202-789-0300 ext. 127 (vvial@americanbakers.org, www. americanbakers.org/cca). Fundamentals of Confectionery Science and Technology — Module 1: Sugar Confections. Offered by the University of Wisconsin– Madison department of engineering professional development. Course topics include an overview of sugar and corn syrup chemistry and phase transitions; physical and chemical properties of sweeteners; crystallization principles; applications, including hard candies, fondants, creams, tablets, lozenges, caramel, fudge, and toffee; and factors impacting sugar confections' quality and shelf life. Contact Douglas T. Reindl, 800-462-0876 (dreindl@ wisc.edu, www.epd.wisc.edu). Fundamentals of Confectionery Science and Technology — Module 2: Stabilized Confections. Offered by the University of Wisconsin– Madison department of engineering professional development. Course topics include an introduction to hydrocolloid chemistry; the role of stabilizers; processing principles; applications, including chewing and bubble gum, gummies and jellies, aerated candy, and sugar panning; and the relationship between hydrocolloids and both the texture and quality of stabilized confections. Contact Douglas T. Reindl, 800-462- 0876 (dreindl@wisc.edu, www.epd. wisc.edu). Fundamentals of Confectionery Science and Technology — Module 3: Chocolates. Offered by the University of Wisconsin–Madison department of engineering professional development. Course topics include an introduction to fats, oils, and emulsifiers; the physical and chemical properties of lipids; chocolate and chocolate coatings; principles of processing chocolates; the science of chocolates — particle size and flavor, viscosity, fats and tempering, and panning; and troubleshooting chocolates. Contact Douglas T. Reindl, 800-462-0876 (dreindl@wisc. edu, www.epd.wisc.edu). MATERIALS Aluminum and Its Alloys. Offered by ASM International's Materials Engineering Institute (MEI). Course consists of 15 lessons, including an introduction to aluminum, extractive metallurgy, solidification and phase diagrams, aluminum alloy systems, CONNECT WITH US. www.powderbulk.com Follow Follow PBE magazine on Twitter @PowderBulkEng E-news Sign up for our newsletter powderbulk.com/e-news Magazine Subscribe to our print or digital edition powderbulk.com/subscribe Connect Connect with PBE magazine on LinkedIn Powder and Bulk Engineering Like Like PBE magazine on Facebook @PowderBulkMag