AM@Å - seminars

Open seminar series organised by the initiative

AM@Å lunch seminars

The Additive manufacturing initiative at the Ångström laboratory organises a series of seminars on the theme additive manufacturing. These seminars are held at the Ångström Laboratory and are open to all interested.

The initiative organises lunch sandwiches for the attendants who sign up in time (see resepective event in the calendar). You are also most welcome to attend without signing up, but then you won't get a lunch sandwich...

Upcomming seminars

Autumn 2020

  • 16/9: Jonas Åberg, OssDsign, SE
  • 30/9:  Jithin James Marattukalam, Dept. of Physics and Astronomy, UU, SE
  • 14/10: Rouslan Svintsitski, 3D Ceramtec,FR

Past seminars

2020

  • March 4th lunch seminar 12.15 - 13.00, Polhemsalen
    Prof. Lars Nyborg from the CAM2 research centre at Chalmers technical university, Gothenburg
  • CANCELLED April 20th lunch seminar due to Covid19 restrictions
    From lab to fab – a review of different 3D ceramic printing technologies
    Rouslan Svintsitski, 3D Ceram, France
  • May 18th  Webinar, 15:15 - 16:00
    Prof. Ola Harysson from the Center for Additive Manufacturing and Logistics, North Carolina State University

2019

  • February 28th lunch seminar
    Additiv tillverkning med metallmaterial
    Mats Vikström, visiting researcher at Department of Physics and Astronomy, Uppsala university
  • April 12th lunch seminar
    Competences for future industrial competitiveness- a Sandvik perspective
    Klas Forsström, CEO Sandvik Machining Solutions
  • April 25th lunch seminar
    "3D verkstan" will present their new Metal 3D printing machine ”Metal X” (by MarkForged). Afterwards employees from 3D Verkstan and MarkForged will demonstrate the printer and there will be room for questions
  • October 1st lunch seminar
    3D-printing of medicines
    Julian Quodbach, Department of Pharmacy, Uppsala university
  • November 5th lunch seminar
    Additive Manufacturing at GE Healthcare Life Sciences
    Andreas Marcström, Klas Marteleur, GE Healthcare
  • December 2nd lunch seminar
    AM and large-scale facilities
    Prof. Martin Sahlberg, Department of chemistry - Ångström laboratory, Uppsala university
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