來(lái)源：西安交通大學(xué) 發(fā)布日期：2016-10-20
Europe Makes Ceramics (EMC) is an initiative of the European Ceramic Society (ECerS) which aims at building a network of young scientists and professionals working in the field of Additive Manufacturing of ceramic materials.
The yCAM conference is the first event organized by EMC and dedicated to young scientists who are developing a career in the field of additive manufacturing of ceramics or are entering this topic.
The yCAM conference covers the main AM technologies applied to ceramics and in particular the following topics:
Technologies:Andrea Zocca graduated from the University of Padova (Italy) with a Bachelor’s degree (2009) and Master’s degree (2011) in Materials Engineering. In 2015 he obtained a PhD in Materials Engineering from Clausthal University of Technology (Germany) and the University of Padova, in the frame of a joint doctorate. During his PhD studies he worked at BAM, Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, in Berlin (Germany). In 2015 he obtained an Adolf Martens post-doc fellowship at BAM. Currently he is post-doctoral researcher at BAM in the division of Ceramic Processing and Biomaterials.
His main research interests are in the Additive Manufacturing of ceramic materials, with focus on technical ceramics and on the processing of preceramic polymers.
Giorgia Franchin graduated from the University of Padova (Italy) with a Bachelor’s Degree (2011) in Materials Engineering, where she also obtained a Master’s degree (2013) in the same field. She is conducting her PhD studies in the Industrial Engineering Graduate School of the University of Padova, working mainly on direct ink writing of ceramics using preceramic polymers and geopolymers to produce highly porous ceramic lattices and bioceramic scaffolds. During her PhD studies she worked at Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab with the Mediated Matter group on the development of an extrusion based 3D printing process for molten glass. She has been a delegate of the President’s Council of Student Advisor of the American Ceramic Society since 2015.
David Karl received a diploma in fine art from Braunschweig University of Art (2010) studying with Nicola Torke, Jospehine Pryde, D?rte Ei?feldt and Thomas Rentmeister.
He earned a Master of Fine Arts at the Slade School of Fine Art of University College London (2012).
In 2015 he obtained a bachelor's degree in materials sciences from Technical University of Berlin. At present he is pursuing a PhD at the chair of Advanced Ceramic Materials headed by Prof. Dr. Aleksander Gurlo. Since 2016 his work has been supported by the Evonik Foundation.
His current research focuses on the Additive Manufacturing of composites as well as ceramic materials.