additive manufacturing
Committee awards go to 13 faculty
The Faculty External Rewards and Recognitions Committee (FERRC) has named 13 awardees for 2020. The awards are designed to reward faculty for achievements during the previous calendar year that enhanced S&T’s reputation.
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Work by S&T researchers featured on Chemical Reviews cover
Led by Dr. Fateme Rezaei and Dr. Ali Rownaghi, a research group at S&T was invited to write an article for the Chemical Reviews journal. The journal has an impact factor of 52.728.
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Leu wins FAME
Dr. Ming Leu, the Keith and Pat Bailey Missouri Professor of Integrated Product Manufacturing, has won the International Freeform and Additive Manufacturing Excellence (FAME) Award.
Read More »REU students present posters on research in additive manufacturing
Over the summer, we have a group of undergraduate students participating our summer research through the MAE DURF program (MAE Department Undergraduate Research Fellowship) and the AM program (Summer Research Experience in Additive Manufacturing). They will have a poster presentation Monday August 5th 11-2pm in the Toomey Atrium. If you are on campus, please stop […]
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Researchers use X-ray movies to catch manufacturing flaws
Microscopic defects that occur in laser-based manufacturing of metal parts can lead to big problems if undetected.
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Pan’s research featured in R&D Magazine
Dr. Heng Pan was interviewed for an article, “3D Printing Has Potential to Create Wearable, Stretchable Electronic Devices,” by Laura Panjwani that was published Jan. 18 on the R&D Magazine site. Pan is an assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering. In the article, he discussed stretchable electronics and additive manufacturing.
Read More »Students to present additive manufacturing symposium today
Nine undergraduate students and one high school student from around the U.S. have performed research this summer on additive manufacturing technologies and will speak at a symposium to be held 11 a.m.-2 p.m. today (Wednesday, July 29) in the Havener Center atrium. Projects range from printing optics to aerosol printing to flexible electronics. Research will be presented in poster-session format. Light refreshments will be served. For more information, contact Dr. Robert G. Landers, professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering.
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