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The University of Wisconsin-Madison is leading a new $9.1 million project funded by the Office of Naval Research that aims to enable broader usage of additive manufacturing technologies, especially in fabrication of mission-critical components. UW-Madison Mechanical Engineering Professor Xiaoping Qian is the lead principal investigator on the project, which includes UW-Madison mechanical engineering faculty Curt Bronkhorst, Lianyi Chen, Krishnan Suresh, Shiva Rudraraju, and Jinlong Wu. Researchers from GE Aerospace Research, GE Additive and Intact Solutions are also participating in the project. https://lnkd.in/giSGgjkn

UW-Madison leading ONR-funded project to improve additive manufacturing technology - College of Engineering - University of Wisconsin-Madison

UW-Madison leading ONR-funded project to improve additive manufacturing technology - College of Engineering - University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Jerry Magera

Distinguished Innovator, SME, Chemical Engineer

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Be careful publishing what you will later regret. Not a good environment for advancements.

Ralph Machesky

Founder at Light Year Research Labs

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So... how do U.S. Companies get their additive mfg. breakthroughs in front of the right Naval Research people, quickly? Already patent pending and LIGHT YEARS ahead. 😎

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Ryan Siefring

People First / Then Business

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Just like Star Trek! Imagine making a spare F35 parts out at sea the Ford class aircraft carrier.

Rik Baruah

Commercializing Engineering Innovation @Intact Solutions

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Mary Carbine

Executive Director | People Leader | Creative Doer | Strategic Projects, Discovery to Product (D2P), UW-Madison

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Keith J Bowman FACerS 🏳️🌈

Constellation Professor, Materials Science, Manufacturing Engineering, Failure Analysis, STEM Equity and Engineering & Computing Education Expert

2mo

Congratulations Xiaoping Qian!

Igwe Johnson

Senior lecturer (PhD)

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Congratulations!

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