Additive manufacturing
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There are 8 English pages and 16 Swedish pages that are tagged with ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING. The content may vary depending on language.
From nuclear physicist to research on additive manufacturing
Meet Dmitriy Khrapov from Tomsk Polytechnic University, Russia, with a master degree as a nuclear physicist who then changed field of interest to do his PhD...
3D-printing for the future
Ten years ago, Mid Sweden University acquired a 3D-printer for SEK 7 million. It provided researchers with unique opportunities and an advantage over the...
Cryotherapy of skeletal cancer
Treatment of skeletal cancer is today an extensive procedure, both in terms of the procedure itself, but also regarding the patient's recovery time...
INNOKOMP
The project INNOKOMP, Innovative powder-based component technology, focuses on powder, a green technology, as raw material for further processing. Part of...
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Amorphous metals
28 November - 2017The project aims to produce so called amorphous metals by additive manufacturing. These types of metals have a durability that far exceeds most...
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EBM components for ITER fusion reactor
27 April - 2017Components needed to build the fusion technology test reactor (ITER) can be successfully manufactured using 3D printing EBM method. Progress in this...
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Additive manufacturing
12 April - 2017The lab for additive manufacturing enables to create advanced components in a variety of materials from a 3D model in the computer, complex geometries...
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Technology which could unlock the power of fusion energy
30 September - 2016Additive manufacturing is about to revolutionise the industry. The technique enables advanced components, which were previously complex and costly to...