The Material Measurement Laboratory's Additive Manufacturing Program (MML AM) studies the fundamental behaviors of materials under various conditions to produce reference standards that support U.S. commerce. These reference standards benefit U.S. manufacturing and competitiveness.
The following are MML AM projects dedicated to the metrology of AM materials and several material types (metals, polymers, ceramics, & biomedicine). Feel free to contact us with questions or opportunities to collaborate.
Additive Manufacturing Benchmark Test Series (AM Bench)
Project Leader: Lyle Levine
Additive Manufacturing of Ceramics
Project Leader: Russell Maier
Additive Manufacturing Fatigue and Fracture
Project Leader: Nik Hrabe
Additive Manufacturing of Metals (AMOM) has several focus areas.
AMOM Accelerated AM Alloy Design
Project Leaders: Carelyn Campbell & Samantha Webster
AMOM Composition Sensitivity
Project Leader: James Zuback
AMOM Mechanical Characterization
Project Leaders: Lyle Levine & Saadi Habib
AMOM Performance of AM-Processed Alloys
Project Leader: Mark R. Stoudt
Project Leader: Zois Tsinas
Project Leader: Michael Verkouteren
Multifunctional 3D Printable Polymer-Metal Composites (Coming Soon)
Contact Ran Tao for information about the project.
Noninvasive Methods for Assessing Cell Viability in Scaffolds
Project Leader: Carl Simon & Greta Babakhanova
Photopolymer Additive Manufacturing
Project Leaders: Jason Killgore & Callie Higgins
Point-of-Care Pharmaceutical Manufacturing & Precision Medicine
Project Leaders: Thomas Forbes & Greg Gillen
Polymer Additive Manufacturing and Rheology has several focus areas:
Polymer Material Extrusion
Project Leader: Anthony Kotula
Bioprinting
Project Leaders: Anthony Kotula
Dense Suspensions and Thermoset AM
Project Leaders: Anthony Kotula & Jonathan Seppala
Polymer AM for Sheet Metal Forming
Project Leaders: Jonathan Seppala
Synchrotron Characterization for Advanced Manufacturing (Coming Soon)
Contact Fan Zhang for information about the project.
Project Leader: Ryan Fitzgerald