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Research

The Institute for Manufacturing Systems has established a proven record of success in research advancement. It particularly brings world class expertise in the following four research clusters of excellence. The research and development activities of institute members have been reported in various peer reviewed publications and patents.

Research Clusters

Additive and Hybrid Manufacturing

additive and hybrid manufacturing researcher using Optomec machine

We excel in additive and hybrid manufacturing, focusing especially on metal additive, polymer additive, ceramic additive, hybrid-3D printing, bio-printing, topology optimized designs for additive manufacturing, metamorphic manufacturing, quality assurance, materials-on-demand manufacturing and process–structure–properties–performance studies.

Additive and Hybrid Manufacturing Researchers

Smart, Autonomous and Data-enabled Manufacturing

smart-autonomou data enabled manufacturing researchers examining data on a monitor

We advance research in smart, autonomous and data-enabled manufacturing in the key areas of smart manufacturing, data science for manufacturing, advanced simulations, augmented reality/virtual reality, Internet of Things, sensors, robotics, cybersecurity, sensor fusion, manufacturing processes, and system optimization and analysis.

Smart, Autonomous and Data-enabled Manufacturing Researchers

Precision Surface Modification and Forming Processes

precision surface modification machine equipment

Our work surrounding precision surface modification and forming processes includes machining, thermomechanical processing, the mechanics of manufacturing, tribology, surface modification and rock drilling.

Precision Surface Modification and Forming Processes Researchers

Nanomaterial and Composite Processing

nanomaterial and composite processor equipment

Our nanomaterial and composite processing research focuses on composite synthesis, electrospinning and nanocomposites (for energy and lifeline, thermoelectric material structures and water purification).

Nanomaterial and Composite Processing Researchers

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