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Contribution List

2. 3D Printing, Synchrotron X-Ray Experiments and Machine Learning

Anthony Rollett (Carnegie Mellon)

17/05/2021, 10:00

Session 1: Synchrotron Techniques for Characterizing AM Metals

3. The critical role of multi-modal and multi-scale measurements in driving development of practical additive manufacturing

Lyle Levine (NIST)

17/05/2021, 10:30

Session 1: Synchrotron Techniques for Characterizing AM Metals

4. Using High Energy X-Ray Diffraction to Probe Additively Manufactured Metals over a Range of Length and Time Scales

John Carpenter (LANL )

17/05/2021, 11:00

Session 1: Synchrotron Techniques for Characterizing AM Metals

5. HEX: A new tool for microstructure analysis at the NSLS-2

Michael Drakopoulos (BNL)

17/05/2021, 11:30

Session 1: Synchrotron Techniques for Characterizing AM Metals

6. Use of Multi-Modal Synchrotron Analytical Techniques Combined with Electrochemical Analysis to Understand Corrosion Behavior in AM 316L

Gary Halada (Stony Brook University)

17/05/2021, 12:30

Session 2: Correlating Structure with Properties and X-ray Imaging

7. Role of Powder Composition on the Properties and Performance of Additively Manufactured Materials

Todd Palmer (Penn State)

17/05/2021, 13:00

Session 2: Correlating Structure with Properties and X-ray Imaging

8. In-situ Characterization of LPBF Using SWIR Imaging

Ed Kinzel (Notre Dame)

17/05/2021, 13:30

Session 2: Correlating Structure with Properties and X-ray Imaging

9. High-Speed X-ray Imaging of Metals by Additive Manufacturing

Andrew Kiss (BNL)

17/05/2021, 14:00

Session 2: Correlating Structure with Properties and X-ray Imaging

11. Multiaxial fracture of additively manufactured 316L stainless steel

Allison Beese (Penn State)

17/05/2021, 15:30

Session 3: Toward Tunable Performance and Applications of AM

10. Exploiting processing space in additive manufacturing to enhance material performance

Steven Storck (JHU-Applied Physics Lab)

17/05/2021, 16:00

Session 3: Toward Tunable Performance and Applications of AM

12. Challenges Facing Additive Manufacturing Applied to High Temperature Nuclear Components

Michael McMurtrey (INL)

17/05/2021, 16:30

Session 3: Toward Tunable Performance and Applications of AM

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