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BAM participates in new joint project "Innovation Platform MaterialDigitial"
The joint project "Innovation Platform MaterialDigitial", funded by the German Federal Ministry for Education and Research, has been established to create a virtual material data space for explicitly systematizing material data handling.
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BAM investigates the use of earth block masonry for sustainable housing construction
BAM is involved in a new project which investigates the use of earth block masonry for sustainable housing construction. The load-bearing behaviour is examined in terms of failure mechanisms to ensure the design complies with the generally applicable masonry standard DIN EN 1996/NA.
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BAM start-up project CerAMing aims to industrialise 3D printing with ceramic materials
BAM is supporting the CerAMing start-up project in developing a 3D printer for industrial ceramic production.
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From food analysis to heat selfies: The Long Night of the Sciences at BAM
Once again BAM has prepared numerous demonstrations and hands-on experiments to entertain guests at the Long Night of the Sciences.
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BAM hosts Alumni Event on Trends in Science Communication
At its annual alumni event on 22 May 2019, BAM will discuss science communication. BAM president Professor Ulrich Panne and other panelists will share their views on trends and challenges in the science communication field.
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Quality assurance for offshore wind turbines
BAM will present comprehensive information about the project Thermofas at the Hannover Messe. The project focuses on using thermography to assess the quality of fibre composites for the wind energy industry.
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BAM conducts research on 3D-printing concrete components
BAM will present its research on additive manufacturing methods for complex concrete components at the Hannover Messe 2019.
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With lasers and heat: BAM develops integrated test method for complex components
BAM will present a patented measuring device for high temperature laser profilometry at this years Hannover Messe.
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Detecting defects with thermography during the additive manufacturing process
Scientists are developing methods that can monitor whether any defects occur within the component during additiv manufacturing processes.