The Re-Make project’s primary objective is to implement, monitor, and characterize a bespoke sustainable high-performance repair and Additive Manufacturing (AM) technology based on solid state deposition. The project aims to achieve exceptional functional products through a multi-faceted approach that combines multi-scale computational modelling with advanced experimental, analytical techniques, and data-driven approaches. The project also seeks to bridge the gaps restricting the application of CS for repair and AM by implementing a quantitative methodology with transversal and applicative-oriented strategies. Furthermore, the project aims to have a notable impact on strengthening European innovation capacity.

 

DC1: Structural materials for high field magnet production

This position is located in ICB-CNRS laboratory (France, UTBM) and Rajat Gulabrao Kawalkar is the Doctoral Candidate who focuses on:

Correlation between the process parameters and deposited bulk materials’ performance

 

The supervisory team includes: Prof. Sihao Deng, Dr-Ing. Ralph Seulin, Dr-Ing. François Debray (LNCMI-CNRS), Dr-Ing. Christophe Verdy.

In addition, there will be two secondments: 1) University of Nottingham, Prof. T. Hussain, powder treatment and build-up residual stress measurement, 2) University of Barcelona, Prof. Cano, mechanical characterization of the deposits