We are pleased to welcome Professor Dr Richard Ostwald as the new Head of the Chair of Structural and Materials Mechanics. Mr Ostwald takes over the position of the former Chair of Engineering Mechanics and brings with him an extensive scientific career.
The meeting of the scientific working group for plastics technology took place on 24 October 2024 in Frankfurt. At this meeting, four prizes were awarded for the best diploma thesis and the best dissertation in the field of the donors. Lisa T?lle won the prize sponsored by R?chling for her dissertation entitled A contribution to controlling the development of fibre dust from fibre-reinforced plastics during mechanical recycling", supervised by…
On September 24, 2024, a special double event took place at the University of Paderborn, which focused on the interdisciplinary power of mechanical engineering and additive manufacturing. The network meeting of OWL3D, an initiative to promote 3D printing in the Ostwestfalen-Lippe region, cooperated with the Mechanical Engineering Forum.
The second joint meeting of the DMRC-Academic and ILH Advisory Boards and Executive Boards took place as part of the first inter-institute event in the research priority Sustainable Materials, Processes and Products.
In addition to Prof. Schmid and Prof. Tr?ster reporting on current developments and research areas at the DMRC and ILH, Prof. Meschede, Head of the Competence Centre for Sustainable Energy Technology (KET) at the University of…
On 24 September, a special double event took place at the University of Paderborn, focusing on the interdisciplinary power of mechanical engineering and additive manufacturing. The network meeting of OWL3D, an initiative to promote 3D printing in the Ostwestfalen-Lippe region, cooperated with the Mechanical Engineering Forum. The hosts were the Direct Manufacturing Research Centre (DMRC) for OWL3D and the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering for the…
With mixed feelings Professor Mahnken was sent into his well deserved retirement on 29th February 2024, after an impressive career. Because of his long time dedication and outstanding performance he inspired and shaped many students.
His engagement for education and his tireless efforts for science have built a solid base for countless academic successes. His entire scientiffic work includes three textbooks on technical mechanics and more than…
The DMRC in Paderborn fosters the education of engineers in the field of Design for Additive Manufacturing. We emphasize the critical role of designing parts specifically for AM for the successful implementation of the technology and are proud to actively contribute to transferring this essential knowledge to the industry.
Alexander Schl¨¹ter has been a new lecturer at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering since January 2024. The newly established endowed professorship was created in collaboration with the Bette family business from Delbr¨¹ck. Prof. Schl¨¹ter's Chair of Sustainable Industrialisation and Resilient Infrastructure conducts interdisciplinary research into the holistic approach to energy supply, production processes and products over their entire life…
Michael Kr?ker was awarded the Brose Prize by the "Wisssenschaftlicher Arbeitskreis Kunststofftechnik, WAK" (Scientific Working Group Plastics Technology) for his doctoral thesis on "Experimental and model-based investigations into the process behavior of semi-crystalline materials in the special injection molding process GITBlow", supervised by Univ.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. Moritzer. The Brose Prize is awarded for the development and research of new…
Erneut fand das Solid Freeform Fabrication Symposiums in Austin, Texas, statt und unterstrich damit erneut seine Bedeutung als renommierte Konferenz f¨¹r additive Fertigung in den Vereinigten Staaten. Das DMRC beteiligte sich mit insgesamt 8 Vortr?gen zu den folgenden Themen:
Influence of Substrate Temperature on the Formation of Individual Weld Paths during Laser Cladding (LMD) when Processing 316L: Stefan Gnaase Assessing the Impact of the…
The NeMo.bil (New Mobility) project consortium has reached an important milestone: The German Federal Ministry of Economics and Climate Protection is funding the NeMo.bil project to the tune of € 30 million. The aim of the project is to create an innovative, swarm-capable mobility system that will serve as a beacon for the whole of Germany and enable a new form of sustainable and demand-driven passenger and freight transport in rural areas. The…
The International Conference on Composite Materials (ICCM) is the leading international research conference on fibre-reinforced plastics and has been held every two years since 1975. The international conference brings together representatives from academia and industry to present the results of research and development projects. In addition to the optimisation of material and component properties, a particular focus is on the sustainability and…