Posted June 4, 2026
Our lab was represented at Materials Frontiers: Powering the Future in June 2026, a materials-focused symposium hosted by GE Vernova, through a poster presentation on physics-informed and data-driven monitoring for metal additive manufacturing.
The poster focused on melt-pool monitoring in Laser Powder Bed Fusion, combining physics-informed neural networks, statistical methods, and thermal-field reconstruction for anomaly detection and process understanding.
The event highlighted emerging developments in materials science, including additive manufacturing, functional materials, sustainability/recycling, and computational methods for materials.