One of the most exciting developements in future manufacturing systems has been additive manufacturing – or 3D printing. Imperial College London is equipped to play a leading role in this ever-growing field. The current portfolio of our additive manufacturing research is varied and encompasses problems across the entire design-to-end-use-product chain.
Publications
Research champion
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Cecilia Mattevi
Location
2.11 Royal School of Mines
South Kensington CampusResearch interests
- functional materials
- graphene
- 2D materials
- energy conversion and energy storage
Academic expertise
Amparo Galindo
Amparo Galindo
Chemical Engineering
Antonio Del Rio Chanona
Antonio Del Rio Chanona
Chemical Engineering
Arash Mostofi
Arash Mostofi
Materials
Calvin Tsay
Calvin Tsay
Computing
Camille Petit
Camille Petit
Chemical Engineering
Ceri Hammond
Ceri Hammond
Chemical Engineering
Christos Markides
Christos Markides
Chemical Engineering
Jessica Wade
Jessica Wade
Materials
Jun Jiang
Jun Jiang
Mechanical Engineering
Koon-Yang Lee
Koon-Yang Lee
Aeronautics
Magda Titirici
Magda Titirici
Chemical Engineering
Maria Papathanasiou
Maria Papathanasiou
Chemical Engineering
Naomi Nakayama
Naomi Nakayama
Bioengineering
Rodrigo Ledesma Amaro
Rodrigo Ledesma Amaro
Bioengineering
Salvador Eslava
Salvador Eslava
Chemical Engineering
Samuel Cooper
Samuel Cooper
Design Engineering
Sandrine Heutz
Sandrine Heutz
Materials
Serafim Kalliadasis
Serafim Kalliadasis
Chemical Engineering
Yuval Elani
Yuval Elani
Chemical Engineering