Date and Time: 11th February 2015; Wednesday, Time: 13:00 – 14:30 hrs
Venue: ENG 208, The Engineering Hub, Brayford Pool
Please find the Flyer here
Agenda for the day:
13:00-13:10 Inroduction Basab/Ray Newell
13:10-13:30 Talk Dr Robin Young followed by questions (find the talk abstract below)
13:30:13:50 Guest lecture Alysia Garmulewicz followed by questions (find the talk abstract below)
13:50-13:55 Prize award announcement for 2015 Ray Newell
13:55-14:00 Presentation from UOL Engineering students re project Yellow Submarine.
14:00-14:30 Discussions
14:30 CLOSE MEETING.
Refreshments will be available, before, after and throughout the meeting.
Invited Industry personnel:
Mark Piercy (from Skillserve 2000)
Rick Shouler (From Manufacturing Advisory Service)
Rob LLoyd (from Micrometrics)
Graham Whitchurch (from Solutions for plastic)
Peter Stevenson (from PSL Ltd)
Mark Hudson (from Hi Q sound)
Representative from SL Engineering
Representative from Castlet
Representative from E2V-3
Talk by Dr. Robin Young
From ‘Applied Materials’
Title: Technology and Material Developments in Additive Layer Manufacturing (ALM)
Abstract: Additive Layer Manufacturing is acknowledged to be a disruptive technology
in advanced manufacturing. This presentation provides an overview on the
last International Conference on Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing
held at Nottingham and examines the opportunities for ALM and the
obstacles to uptake with a focus on the relationship between processing
and materials aspects which both need to developed to meet market
aspirations.
Talk by Dr. Alysia Garmulewicz
From Saïd Business School, University of Oxford
Title: 3D Printing and the Circular Economy
Abstract: Alysia will present her PHD research on the implications of additive manufacturing for the circular economy. Nano-scale fabrication, bio-inspired design, and materials traceability are features of additive manufacturing that may increase the circulation of materials in industrial systems. The main focus of her research is on the changing scales of production introduced by low-cost 3D printing as a subset of additive manufacturing. Alysia will explore the materials supply chains for 3D printing, the growing distribution of 3D printing production, and the implications for circular economy aims.
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