Additive Manufacturing Technologies (AMT)
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Inits award for Johannes Patzer

Dr Johannes Patzer received the prestigous Inits-award 2011 for his Phd thesis entitled "Additive Manufacturing of ceramic parts for dental applications".

World’s Smallest 3D-Printer

In the course of a project launched at the Institute of Materials Science and Technology, the world’s smallest 3D-printer was envisioned and built. The inventor, Klaus Stadlmann, is a doctoral candidate and member of the Additive Manufacturing Technologies working group (Prof. Stampfl, Prof. Liska).

FP7 project PHOCAM

The AMT group at TU Wien is coordinating an internatonal project, funded within FP7, for developing "Photopolymer based customized additive manufacturing technologies" (PHOCAM). Seven partners from European industry and academia develop new supply chain approaches for AMT, using lithography based manufacturing processes. Details about the project can be found on www.phocam.eu.

Additive Manufacturing Technologies (AMT)

We are a team of mechanical engineers, materials scientists and chemists. Our goal is to do research in the field of lithography-based Additive Manufacturing Technologies. Although our focus is on materials, we aim at covering the complete process chain from initiators over thermosetting polymers to system design and development and thermomechanical characterization of the obtained parts and materials.

Education and Research

Additionally to our research, we are involved in the education of chemists, mechanical engineers and materials scientists. Classes with close relation to AMT include

308.122 Solid Freeform fabrication

163.059 Polymer Chemistry