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Aug
29
2022
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Strong Finish for MEMS at Additive Manufacturing Benchmarks 2022
MEMS, Honors & Awards, MOST-AM

Alaa Olleak,  a postdoctoral associate of MEMS Professor Albert To, took home three first-place finishes at the recent National Institute of Standards ...

Aug
09
2022
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Going Heavy Metal
MEMS, MOST-AM, Research

Tucked away in the sub-basement of Pitt’s Benedum Hall, past the racecar parts spilling into hallways, you’ll find a giant machine that looks like a c ...

Feb
18
2022
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Upcoming MOST-AM Meeting - May 5, 2022
MOST-AM, UPCAM

Save the Date! The MOST-AM Consortium has scheduled our next, in-person meeting at the University of Pittsburgh for May 5, 2022.MOST-AM Consortium Mee ...

Nov
16
2021
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Three Swanson School faculty earn 2021 NSF CAREER Awards
Civil & Environmental, Electrical & Computer, MEMS, MOST-AM, Research, Sustainability, UPCAM

Marking another successful year of grant support, three rising stars among the faculty in the Swanson School of Engineering have received CAREER award ...

Sep
21
2021
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Lightening the Load of Multi-Material Manufacturing with 3D Printing
Chemical & Petroleum, MEMS, Grants, MOST-AM, UPCAM

The rise of 3D printing has transformed the manufacturing industry, enabling manufacturers to quickly and precisely create specialized parts for any a ...

Apr
28
2021
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Designing New Alloys for Additive Manufacturing
MEMS, MOST-AM, Research, UPCAM

Additive manufacturing (AM), a burgeoning technology for alloy fabrication, allows engineers to specifically manufacture a complex component in any sh ...

Jul
11
2019
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Pitt Engineers Receive $1 Million to Develop Better Quality Control for 3D Printing Turbine Components
MEMS, MOST-AM

PITTSBURGH (July 11, 2019) — The U.S. Department of Energy, through its University Turbine Systems Research program, has awarded researchers at the Un ...