30 August 2026 to 3 September 2026
Europe/Berlin timezone

Session

Sintering of multi-material and multilayer systems

31 Aug 2026, 15:20

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  1. Prof. RAUL BERMEJO (Technical University of Leoben)
    31/08/2026, 15:20
    Sintering of multi-material and multilayer systems
    3. Oral presentation

    Layered ceramics have proved effective against contact damage and thermal shock, associated with the effect of compressive residual stresses and/or textured microstructure against surface crack propagation. In addition, the use of “rapid sintering” non-conventional techniques has made feasible tailoring the size and/or shape of grains in bulk alumina materials. In this study we explore the...

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  2. Anne Timmermans (Eindhoven University of Technology)
    01/09/2026, 09:30
    Sintering of multi-material and multilayer systems
    3. Oral presentation

    With the growing need for sustainable energy, efficient energy generation and conversion methods are becoming increasingly important. One of these conversion methods is hydrogen separation utilising ceramic membranes. These membranes consist of a thin, dense membrane layer and a porous support layer to ensure the membrane’s ability to withstand stresses is upheld. During sintering, the...

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  3. Ms Elsa Nouguier (Laboratory SIMaP - Grenoble INP)
    01/09/2026, 09:50
    Sintering of multi-material and multilayer systems
    3. Oral presentation

    Sintering-assisted 3D extrusion is an additive manufacturing process that enables the rapid, low-cost production of parts with complex geometries. The process involves 3D extrusion of a polymer (binder) filled to around 50% by volume with a metal or ceramic powder. After a debinding step, sintering is a critical stage during which shrinkage, deformation and cracking can occur. These phenomena...

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  4. Nerea Abando (ETH Zurich, Laboratory for Nanometallurgy)
    01/09/2026, 10:10
    Sintering of multi-material and multilayer systems
    3. Oral presentation

    Multimaterial additive manufacturing (MMAM) promises to level up the fabrication of multifunctional parts by enabling the precise, voxel-level integration of different materials within a single component. While easier in soft matter, the integration of dissimilar metals in one printed component remains a significant challenge. This stems primarily from stark differences in materials...

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