Paul Jablonski
National Energy Technology Laboratory
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Paul Jablonski is a metallurgist and NETL researcher whose work includes nickel-base superalloy design, alloy homogenization, and thermomechanical processing. Jablonski has co-authored research on superalloys and has worked at NETL since at least 2002.
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The 11th International Symposium on Superalloy 718 and Derivatives 2026: Legacy, Innovations, and Future Directions examines metallurgical processing, materials behavior, and microstructural performance for 718-type superalloys and derivatives. Applications span aerospace, energy, and supply chain sectors, with coverage of alloys, processes, applications, and modeling. Technical topics include applications of Superalloys 718 and derivatives; legacy alloys such as Waspaloy and 617; alloy development and innovation; melting, forging, and wrought processes; powder and additive manufacturing; welding and repair; environmental behavior and protection; microstructure and properties; and modeling and data analytics. Keynote speaker John de Barbadillo of Special Metals will present “Alloy 718: 68 Years of Process Innovation.” Invited speakers include Alex Bridges of Electric Power Research Institute, David Bryan of ATI, Joy Gockel of Colorado School of Mines, Fabian Hanning of University West, Paul Jablonski of National Energy Technology Laboratory, David McClintock of Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Victoria Miller of University of Florida, and Christopher Rock of North Carolina State University. Conference organizers include Chantal Sudbrack of U.S. DOE National Energy Technology Laboratory, Andrew Wessman of The University of Arizona, Eric Ott of GE Aerospace, and Joel Andersson of University West.