Advanced Manufacturing Workshop ILL-ESRF

3 Jun 2025, 08:30 → 5 Jun 2025, 21:40 Europe/Paris

Room 110 (ILL50)

The Workshop for Advanced Manufacturing WAM 2025 edition at ILL-ESRF in Grenoble, is taking place 3^rd-5th June 2025. 

This is a unique dedicated event to neutron and synchrotron characterization in the field.

The event is organized in 3 days including three main topics: 

• one for internal stress and residual stress, 
• one for imaging 
• and a last one for microstructure, 

 

all of them considering neutron and synchrotron methods for advanced characterization and examples of successful problems solved.  

Industrial and standardization challenges in AM will be also addressed through the 3 days together with dedicated time for networking and Round Tables.

On the first afternoon we will profit from a cheese & wine gathering in campus to get to know each other and start discussions. On the second evening we will have dinner downtown with excellent French cuisine at “Le 26” (https://www.restaurant-le-26-grenoble.fr/). On the last day, we propose you a cultural visit of Grenoble historical center and visit to La Bastille.

 

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Advanced Manufacturing Workshop PROGRAMME.pdf

AM2025_Programme-as-of-26April.pdf

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Tuesday, 3 June

08:30 → 09:00 Andreas Meyer, TBC | ILL & ESRF

09:00 → 11:45 Internal and residual stress: Plenary I

09:00 Jonathan D. Almer | APS synchrotron in situ AM diff

09:45 Levente Balogh | Queens, Quantifying complex defect structures created by advanced manufacturing using X-ray diffraction

10:15 COFFEE BREAK

10:45 Christopher Fancher | ORNL, Strains in Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing; Insights from operando neutron scattering

11:15 Sandra Cabeza | ILL, Operando characterization in Advanced Manufacrturing by Neutron Diffraction at ILL

11:45 → 13:30 LUNCH BREAK

13:30 → 15:45 Internal and residual stress: Plenary II

13:30 Jens Gibmeier | KIT, in situ mechanical neutron & synch & lab XRD

14:15 Supriyo Ganguly | Univ Cranflied ,Application of neutron strain measurement in wire plus arc additive structure for better manufacturability and structural integrity

14:45 Andrea Cuffinni | NOVITOM, ESRFsynchrotron in situ AM diff

15:15 Simon Hunt | University of Manchester, New algorithms for stress and grain-size from spotty, noisy or incomplete x-ray diffraction data

15:45 → 16:15 COFFEE BREAK

16:15 → 18:15 Harmonization and standardization

16:15 Carsten Ohms | NET, industry examples neut&sync

16:45 Joe Kelleher | ISIS, neutron

17:15 Anna Ziara-Paradowska | ANSTO - TBC

17:45 Don Brown | LANL, neutron characterization

18:30 → 20:30 CHEESE AND WINE - in campus

Wednesday, 4 June

08:30 → 11:45 2D & 3D Imaging: Plenary I

08:30 Adrian Brugger | Columbia, Imaging

09:15 F. Poulsen | DTU, Dark field x-ray microscopy for advanced manufacturing

09:45 A. Rack | ESRF, Insights into laser advanced manufacturing with synchrotron imaging

10:15 COFFEE BREAK

10:45 Alessandro Tengattini | ILL, Neutron imaging at ILL and its potential for Additive Manufacturing

11:15 Sergio Soria | PSI, Bragg edge imaging and polarisation contrast neutron imaging

11:45 → 13:30 LUNCH BREAK

13:30 → 15:45 2D & 3D Imaging: Plenary II

13:30 Peter Lee | UCL, Multi-modal Correlative Imaging of Laser Additive Manufacturing Processes

14:15 Pierre L'Hussier | SIMAP, mech & imaging

14:45 Steven van Petegem | PSI, In-situ multimaterial printing: diffraction and imaging

15:15 Federico Sekt | IMDEA

15:45 → 18:20 Round tables

16:15 Round Table - Fabrication & Modelling

16:45 Round Table - in-situ / operando

17:15 Round Table - Harmonization

19:30 → 21:50 DINER DOWNTOWN- Le 26

Thursday, 5 June

08:30 → 11:45 Microstructure: Plenary I

08:30 Thomas Niendorf | U Kassel, From alloy design and process parameters to part properties – The role of advanced characterization techniques in AM

09:15 Mark Easton | RMTI, Challenges in metal additive manufacturing that synchrotron experiments can enlighten

09:45 Samantha Lawrence | LANL, Probing hydrogen-modified phase transformations and deformation behavior with in-situ diffraction techniques

10:15 COFFEE BREAK

10:45 Eitan Tiferet | NRCN, Israeli Atomic Energy Commission, Developing printing parameters in PB EBM, modeling, simulation and powder metallurgy approach

11:15 Helmut Klöcker | EMSE, Cold Spray deposits: mechanical and microstructural characterizations

12:15 → 13:30 LUNCH BREAK

13:30 → 16:15 Industry

13:30 Ibo Matthews | Livermore Nat Lab, Designing new metal alloys for applications in extreme conditions

14:15 Elena Lopez | Fraunhofer IWS, Advanced materials and system technology developments for Additive Manufacturing

14:45 Christian Leinenbach | EMPA, Tracking Defects and Phase Evolution in Laser Metal Additive Manufacturing: Insights from In Situ/Operando Experiments at Synchrotron and Neutron Beamlines

15:15 Sunchi Chen | UKAEA,

15:45 Yaron Ganor | NRCN, Israeli Atomic Energy Commission, Printing recipes for 17-4 SS in PB EBM, opportunities and challenges

16:15 → 16:35 WRAP-UP | END OF THE WORKSHOP

17:30 → 20:00 CULTURAL VISIT GRENOBLE