Welcome to the Summer School on Additive Manufacturing, supported by the WISE Graduate School! The summer school will be conducted across three sessions, hosted by each of the participating members of the WISE Additive Research and Technology Platform.
Sessions
- Session 1 – June 11–12, 2024: Printed Electronics. Linköping University (room K4 Kåkenhus at Campus Norrköping)
- Session 2 – June 18–19, 2024: Polymer printing and AM of ceramics. Uppsala University (house 10 at the Ångström laboratory)
- Session 3 – June 25–26, 2024: Metal AM Technologies. Chalmers University of Technology (Virtual Development Laboratory, Campus Johanneberg)
Register for the Summer School
You can register for one or several of the sessions.
Agenda session 3
June 25–26, 2024: Metal AM Technologies. Chalmers University of Technology (Virtual Development Laboratory, Campus Johanneberg)
June 25, 2024
- 09:00 – Welcome and introduction, followed by lecture series:
- Overview Additive Manufacturing technologies – Eduard Hryha, CAM2/Chalmers
- Powder for Additive Manufacturing – Sven Bengtsson, Höganäs AB
- Powder Bed Fusion – Electron Beam – Mattias Fager, GE Additive/Arcam
- 12:00 – Lunch
- 13:00 – Lecture series:
- Binder jet printed high precision components – Mats Nilsson, Markforged, Höganäs, Sweden
- AM Applications – Lars Nyborg, CAM2/Chalmers
- 15:00 – Visit to AM lab at Chalmers – PBF-LB and sinter-based AM technologies
- 16:30 – End of the day
- 18:00 – Social activities and dinner
June 26, 2024
- 09:00 – Welcome and introduction, followed by lecture series:
- Powder Bed Fusion – Laser Beam – Juha Kotila, EOS Finland
- Lithography-based Metal Manufacturing – Dr. Santiago Cano Cano, Incus GmbH
- AM at Siemens: design and materials for AM – Prof. Håkan Brodin, Siemens Energy Sweden AB
- 12:00 – Lunch
- 13:00 – Tour/group work
- 16:30 – Closing of Summer School 2024
About the Summer School
Additive manufacturing (AM) is a manufacturing technology where a three-dimensional object is built based on 3D model data, usually layer upon layer, as opposed to subtractive manufacturing and formative manufacturing methodologies.
The aim of the school is to establish a basic understanding regarding AM, both as a method for novel material development and as an industrial technology for prototyping and manufacturing of advanced components across diverse sectors. The course covers an overview of seven additive manufacturing technology groups as well as a general overview of the AM manufacturing chain.
Anticipating an exciting exchange of knowledge and ideas, the event aims to accommodate up to 100 participants. The participation of WISE GS members is free of charge for the whole school.
Members of CAM2 Competence Centre can participate free of charge in session 3.
Organizers and contact
- Eduard Hryha, Chalmers University of Technology, CAM², host of the Summer School, metal AM
- Cecilia Persson, Uppsala University, Competence Centre in Additive Manufacturing for the Life Sciences – AM4Life, co-organizer, AM for life sciences
- Simone Fabiano, Linköping University, Myfab@LiU, co-organizer, topic area printing of electronics
