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Lighter but more resilient? Smaller but more powerful? These requirements are often requested by major manufacturing companies for their industrial parts – and they couldn’t be more contradictory. For Prof. Thomas Lampke at TU Chemnitz this represents everyday routine. He told us about the answers that research and development hold in store to meet requirements like these: https://www.oerlikon.com/stories/2019/02/07/the-surface-of-the-future/

How can #materials help us innovate? In fact, the development of mankind has always been linked to materials. Entire epochs are named after them such as Stone Age, Bronze Age and Iron Age. See what our experts Dr. Helmut Rudigier, Dr. Kartik Rao and Dr. Dieter Sporer said about the potential of new materials to shape our future at the Swiss Innovation Forum: https://www.oerlikon.com/stories/2019/01/23/from-conception-to-commercialization/ #additivemanufacturing #materialsscience #fromideatoreality #SIF

What does gas have to do with #AdditiveManufacturing? Our #MTC2 partner Linde AG knows about the potential for gas to play an important yet “invisible” role in AM. The company was the first to recognize that by using active gases and a variety of flow characteristics, it could contribute to influencing AM materials’ properties. Read the full interview with Christoph Laumen from Linde Group on our blog: https://bit.ly/2Fd9RQe

To all our customers, partners, colleagues, supporters and friends: we wish you a relaxing and inspiring holiday season and a happy new year.

Polyester is synonymous with leisure suits and tacky fabrics. But, this strong, versatile and even luxurious material is a game-changer for innovative products and the fashions and textiles you encounter every day. Find out more about this fabric’s thousand possibilities: http://ow.ly/3Vz930mKlUH