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Motivated schoolgirls spent two days designing, slicing, and 3D printing to be able to take their own puzzle home at the end. As part of TUM Entdeckerinnen: MINT-Impulse at the university, we, the Professorship of Laser-based Additive Manufacturing, showed the schoolgirls additive manufacturing and… [read more]

We are happy to announce our participation at the new lecture “Digital Twin in Engineering and Design” The lecture series will be given for the very first time in the coming WS 23/24. Additionally, you are welcome to visit here for more information. [read more]

Welcome to the Newton! We are pleased to announce that as of July 3, 2023, the LBAM has relocated to our new home in the Newton Building, at Freisinger Landstraße 52, 85748 Garching b. München. Our new location is in the northwest part of the Garching Forschungszentrum. [read more]

From the 6th to the 8th of March, the LBAM research team held a workshop on the highest mountain in Germany, the Zugspitze. [read more]

In many industrial sectors, such as in the automotive industry, in aerospace or in the energy sector, the demand for special metal components that are light and have a high strength is increasing. Modern gas turbines, for example, require extremely stable and at the same time lightweight heat… [read more]

Within the EuroTechTalk, Prof. Kizel and Prof. Wudy presented the cuttingedge research they would like to conduct with 8 other partners in the newly funded EU project InShaPe. The overall aim of the InShaPe project is to develop and demonstrate in different industrial use cases (energy, aerospace… [read more]

Oerlikon is a global innovation powerhouse for surface engineering, polymer processing and additive manufacturing in key industries such as aerospace, automotive, energy, tooling and textiles. We serve as a key partner in enabling our customers to reach their targets for optimizing the performance,… [read more]

Laser powder bed fusion process in 3D printing achieves a unique and promising quality turnaround. [read more]

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The Technical University of Munich (TUM) and the Swiss technology group Oerlikon are joining forces to drive progress in additive manufacturing technologies. They have founded the TUM-Oerlikon Advanced Manufacturing Institute with the objective of mastering technical challenges on the road to… [read more]