Eric Aimé Jägle

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Bundeswehr University Munich

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Eric Aimé Jägle is a Professor at Universitat der Bundeswehr München in Germany. His research focuses on additive manufacturing, specifically the effects of alloying elements and processing parameters on material properties and behavior in laser powder bed fusion. Recent works include studies on aluminum/TiC composites, the mechanical properties of Al–Cr–Mo-Sc-Zr alloys, and advancements in metallic metamaterials.

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Bilal Gökce

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Bergische Universität Wuppertal

GERMANY

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Kim Verbeken

Ghent University

BELGIUM

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Katrin Wudy

Technical University of Munich

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Philipp Höfer

Head of Institute

Bundeswehr University Munich

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ELENA BERNARDO

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

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Emad Scharifi

RWTH Aachen University

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Vivek Devulapalli

Max Planck Institute for Iron Research

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Functional gradation in precipitation hardenable aluminum alloy AA7075 by differential cooling strategies: Macroscopic and microscopic effects I

Prediction of the negative thermal expansion behavior of metallic metamaterials printed via bi-material laser-based powder bed fusion

Impact of TiC particles on the process window and temperature evolution during PBF-LB/M manufacturing of aluminum/TiC composites

Influence of alloying elements on precipitation formation and mechanical properties of Al–Cr–Mo-Sc-Zr alloys during laser powder bed fusion at room and elevated temperatures

Parameter study of an Al–Cr–Mo–Sc–Zr alloy processed by laser powder bed fusion reaching high build rates

Processing TiC nanoparticle reinforced aluminum matrix composites in PBF-LB: Powder blending approach, particle sintering, precipitation and grain refinement

In-situ hydrogen embrittlement evaluation of as-built and heat treated laser powder bed fused Ti-6Al-4V versus conventionally cold rolled Ti-6Al-4V

Melt pool signatures of TiN nanoparticle dry-coated Co25Cr25Fe25Ni25 metal powder in laser-powder-bed-fusion

Determination of bi-dimensional normal residual stress distributions in metallic laser-based powder bed fusion parts

New Frontiers in Materials Design for Laser Additive Manufacturing

Recrystallization kinetics, mechanisms, and topology in alloys processed by laser powder-bed fusion: AISI 316L stainless steel as example

Laser Powder-Bed Fusion as an Alloy Development Tool: Parameter Selection for In-Situ Alloying Using Elemental Powders

In-situ synthesis via laser metal deposition of a lean Cu–3.4Cr–0.6Nb (at%) conductive alloy hardened by Cr nano-scale precipitates and by Laves phase micro-particles

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Bilal Gökce

Kim Verbeken

Katrin Wudy

Philipp Höfer

ELENA BERNARDO

Emad Scharifi

Vivek Devulapalli

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