Centre for Additive Manufacturing
A student working in a engineering lab.

Outputs, dissemination and knowledge exchange

This Programme Grant witnessed extensive knowledge exchange activities, evident in broad participation in conferences, outreach events, public lectures and research visits. However, the advent of the global pandemic in 2020 abruptly halted in-person activities, resulting in a shift to predominantly online engagement with fewer opportunities available.

During 2021, academic and industrial activity started to see a slow return. At this point, we were reaching the mid point of the Programme Grant and needed to accelerate the full return of our engagement activities.

Maintaining our firm commitment to knowledge exchange activities, we developed a two-year deliverable plan comprising of the key areas: policy engagement, media appearances, outreach and STEM engagement, industrial collaborations and academic activities.

This strategic framework enabled a swift recovery, culminating in a surge of activity throughout 2023 and early 2024. The scope and breadth of activities not only rebounded to prepandemic levels, but they surpassed them, fostering robust engagement across all sectors. This confirms our strong commitment to deliver to our stakeholders.

At a glance: 6-year Programme Grant Enabling Next Generation Additive Manufacturing  Next Generation Additive Manufacturing highlights
 
 
Prof Richard Hague and Prof Chris Tuck speaking at a conference in additive manufacturing

Academic outputs and dissemination activities

Visit from the Nottingham South Member of Parliament Lilian Greenwood and local councillor Pavlos Kotsonis hosted by Professor Richard Hague and Dr Lyudmila Turyanska

Knowledge exchange and engagement activities

 

Centre for Additive Manufacturing

Faculty of Engineering
The University of Nottingham
Nottingham, NG7 2RD


email: CfAM@nottingham.ac.uk