MAGI
The project MAGI aims to develop test and lab platforms for sensor technology and lightweight constructions.
Additive manufacturing
On this page you will find news and information from Mid Sweden University, collected under the tag ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING. This page is created based on the tag you clicked to get here.
There are 12 English pages and 22 Swedish pages that are tagged with ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING. The content may vary depending on language.
Body surrogates provide more answers
The next step is being taken in the development of physical models of a human head and neck in search for better safety against head injuries.
AMSUSS - Additive manufacturing of super-duplex materials
The AMSUSS Project, Additive Manufacturing of SUper-duplex Stainless Steels, is a business-driven initiative focusing on process development, specifically for powder bed fusion methods.
Research collaboration with Colombia is to provide better implants
Sports Tech Research Centre collaborates and cooperates with universities all over the world. The latest is a research project together with three universities in Colombia on metal additive...
Presents metal 3D printing in China
During August 16-18 Andrey Koptyug from the Additive Manufacturing Group at Sports Tech Research Centre was representing Sweden at the International Forum "3D Printing and Intelligent Manufacturing...
Supermaterialet Grafén är på väg att erövra marknaden
På hösten 2015 bestämde sig Sven Forsberg för att satsa helhjärtat på utveckling av sitt företag 2D fab som producerar och säljer grafén. Det har varit en krokig men framgångsrik resa hittills.
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 in additive manufacturing of materials,...
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 rest of the world that continues to this day.
EBM components for ITER fusion reactor
Components needed to build the fusion technology test reactor (ITER) can be successfully manufactured using 3D printing EBM method. Progress in this direction was reported by Andrey Koptyug as...
Additive manufacturing
Additive manufacturing makes it possible to create advanced components in a variety of materials from a 3D model on the computer. In this lab, we primarily focus on developing new materials and...
Technology which could unlock the power of fusion energy
Additive manufacturing is about to revolutionise the industry. The technique enables advanced components, which were previously complex and costly to produce, to be made in a fraction of the time....