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12 june 2002
4th.
Steering Committee meeting
Norway
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10 jan 2002
3rd.
Steering Committee meeting
Dallas, Texas
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14-15 Nov 2001
Joint Nordic
Conference in Powder Technology
Roald Karlsen and Casper van der Eijk will present a
paper titled: "Metal printing process, a strategic
research programme". Copenhagen, Denmark.
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22-24 Oct 2001
European Congress
and Exhibition on Powder Metallurgy
Our PhD Roald Karlsen will present a
paper titled: "Obtainable and Contours Depending on
Layer Thickness During Electric Contact Sintering og Iron
Powder" on the
congress. Nice, France.
Link: European
Congress and Exhibition on Powder Metallurgy
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10-11 Oct 2001
RAPTIA Workshop
Roald Karlsen and Henning Neerland will hold an presentation on:
"Rapid Tooling Product development and its industrial
implementation". Aachen, Germany.
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01 Sept 2001
The first
Ph.D.
Sorin Isac, the first
Ph.D. student , joined the project. He will be working with
powder metallurgy and powder technology. Supervisor is Professor
Lars Arnberg.
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05 Sept 2001
2nd.
Steering Committee meeting
Trondheim, Norway
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26 April 2001
1st.
Steering Committee meeting
Trondheim, Norway
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14 February 2001
MPP article in the Norwegian scientific
magazine GEMINI
"Print
dine egne bildeler", GEMINI Nr.1. 2001
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10 February 2001
MPP article in the Norwegian newspaper
Aftenposten
"Printeren
som kan skrive ut bildeler", Aftenposten 10 February
2001
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30 January 2001
Visit from USA at 6-7
February
Ronald C. Knight, Joyce
Flood, and Joseph M. Wright from Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire
Control in Dallas visited SINTEF in Trondheim, Norway
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29 January 2001
Three PhD scholarships will be announced
this year and the following year
As part of the Metal Printing SIP
(strategic research program) we aim at educating 3 PhD
candidates in different professional disciplines at NTNU; Powder
metallurgy, production engineering, and electrostatics. Our
strategy is to include the PhD candidates as participants of the
research team of the appurtenant work packages. Consequently,
the PhDs will be able to develop a close relevance to the SIP as
a whole, and the researchers may benefit from the intensive work
that a PhD work implies. The PhD candidates will be localised
nearby the research team they participate in. A brief
introduction to the 3 PhD programs follows: Powder
metallurgy science, Production engineering, lectrostatics and
power supplies
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