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The aim of this Special Issue is to present the latest theoretical and experimental achievements concerning the mechanisms of microstructural change in metallic materials subject to different processing methods, and their effect on mechanical properties. It is my pleasure to present a series of compelling scientific papers written by scientists from the community of transition group metals, alloys, and intermetallic compounds.

delamination --- laser metal deposition --- metal matrix composites (MMCs) --- magnesium alloy --- laminate --- microstructure --- CoCrMoSi alloy coatings --- high-pressure torsion --- twin roll casting --- mechanical characterization --- AZ91 --- solidification thermal parameters --- deformation behavior --- additive manufacturing --- fatigue --- Ti-6Al-4V --- composite --- laser engineered net shaping --- tribaloy-type alloy --- spark plasma sintering --- cross-channel extrusion (CCE) --- magnesium alloys --- Z-pin reinforcement --- creep --- metal matrix composites --- z-pinning --- Ti3SiC2 --- mechanical properties --- ultrafine microstructure --- hardness --- Cu-Al-Ni-Fe bronze alloys --- z-pin reinforcement --- high pressure torsion --- high energy ball milling --- phase dissolution --- carbon fiber --- MAX phase --- honeycomb structure --- Ti6Al4V alloy --- energy absorption --- laser processing --- physical modeling technique (PMT) --- Mg-Zn-Al-Ca alloy --- metal–matrix composites (MMCs) --- processing map --- titanium alloys --- AA2519 --- LENS --- T-800 alloy --- numerical simulation (FEM) --- Cu–Ag alloy --- specific intermetallics --- calcium --- back pressure (BP) --- texture --- high pressure die casting --- fractography --- microhardness --- heat treatment --- structure --- flow curve --- dynamic tests --- strengthening mechanisms --- electron microscopy (in situ SEM) --- friction stir welding --- Laves phase --- Laser Engineered Net Shaping (LENSTM) --- Inconel 625 --- severe plastic deformation (SPD)