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Metal additive manufacturing is a challenge that requires the collaboration of materials scientists, chemists, process engineers, and many others.
The Young Scientist Workshop: “Chemistry and Advanced Materials for Additive Manufacturing of Metals and Alloys” (no participation fee) will bring young scientists together to discuss how metals and alloys can be designed to meet industrial requirements.
Participants will present their recent work to discuss progress and challenges in an open atmosphere. Applications may range from electronic fine structures and devices, display architectures, precision metal printing to macroscopic turbines and screw propellers.
The Workshop will highlight a series of wide ranging contributions from industries and academia:
A broad variety of materials and technologies for additive manufacturing methods (AM) or 3D printed objects are currently under development. Process technologies develop fast, while designers, engineers and OEMs turn the new options into products of use. However, matching industrial requirements is an immense challenge as material properties, process speed or other technical, ecological or economic issues must be taken into account.
Who: Young scientists from inorganic chemistry, materials chemistry, metallurgy, materials processing and engineering topics
Participants will get insights into latest materials innovations, process optimization methods and designs, e.g. for fluid dynamically optimized chemical reactors and design of optimized aerospace or automotive construction elements. The workshop shall also foster networking among the young scientists.
The Subject Division Applied Inorganic Chemistry of ProcessNet cordially welcomes you to Hanau.
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