Past event: Additive Manufacturing for Aerospace and Space 2024 Conference
Europe's Premier Additive Manufacturing for Aerospace, Defence and Space Conference
This event has already taken place.
This page shows historical information on the Additive Manufacturing for Aerospace and Space 2024 Conference, held on February 27-28, 2024 in Bristol,
United Kingdom
The new edition of this event will be held on February 26-27, 2025
Widening the Adoption of AM in Advanced Manufacturing
The 10th Additive Manufacturing for Aerospace, Defence & Space will take place in the new location of Bristol, in 2024. Join us to gain world-class expertise from leaders within the West of England's aerospace, advanced engineering and digital manufacturing hub, including DE&S, GKN Aerospace, and Babcock.
As the UK's largest aerospace cluster, with more AM users from the defence and space community, Bristol is the optimal location to bring all the stakeholders from the Advanced Manufacturing and 3D Printing ecosystem together to address the current challenges, including:
Promotion of sustainability in additive manufacturing processes
Digitisation of AM processes
Procurement issues in deploying additive manufacturing solutions
Leveraging emerging AM technologies in process monitoring to maximise quality
The testing and qualification of structures built with additively-designed materials
Post-production quality assurance ensuring that materials are checked in a way that is cost-effective
NEW for 2024
More interactive sessions panel discussions and roundtable discussions to explore the key issues in the adoption of AM. Allowing the creation of tangible solutions that suit different sectors without the sharing of intellectual property
Innovative academic perspectives from leading engineering universities and AM users from commercial sectors such as automotive and healthcare
Pre-event site visit to GKN Aerospace Global Technology Centre where you will have a guided tour and see live demonstrations of the factory floor, powder rooms and the 3D printers used to support wider aerospace projects.
Pre-event short-course dedicated to implementing Additive Manufacturing for critical applications.
Conference workshops on enabling digital integration to support AM projects, Integrating autonomous systems into Additive Manufacturing and Changing Procurement Cultures to Speed Up the Adoption of AM.
Key Themes Include:
Certification and standardisation strategies to deliver critical assurance for equipment designed for AM materials
In-orbit manufacturing challenges and solutions
Training engineers and designers to 'think in additive manufacturing' terms to utilise AM's full potential
Innovation and new technologies developing additive manufacturing for defence, space & aerospace
Commercialisation of research and developing short-term additive manufacturing strategies
Reasons to attend Additive Manufacturing for Aerospace, Defence & Space
Hear from leading experts across the Additive Manufacturing supply chain and get involved in discussing some of the key challenges facing professionals in this sector
Understand how to integrate new materials, processes and technologies into your manufacturing process in order to maximise cost savings and efficiency
Hear from industry leaders on how cutting-edge collaborative industrial research projects are advancing opportunities of additive manufacturing
Gain insight into the latest thinking on AM trends that will give your organisation a future competitive edge
Take a leading role in presenting solutions to scale up manufacturing and achieve a faster time to market with feasible economic returns
"Very valuable. We acquired a state-of-the-art understanding, not only of technologies but also of the data and documentation complexities and eco-system of the AM community"
"Excellent. Well balanced to reflect the wide spectre of AM applicability” “For a starting company in this field this event has been valuable in particular with its applicability to automotive and power generating industries"
"Good cross-section of speakers, interesting inclusion of Space/satellite industry"
"It was a very valuable event, I will be attending any future events"
2024 Conference Chair
Dr Mohsen Seifi, Vice President, Global Advanced Manufacturing Programs, ASTM INTERNATIONAL
2024 Confirmed Speakers
Alexander Champion, Project Manager, Additive Manufacturing, DE&S - UK MoD
John Sneden, Propulsion Director, US Air Force Life Cycle Management Centre
Beth Dittmer, Propulsion Integration Division Chief, US Air Force Life Cycle Management Centre
Steven Barnes, AM Process & Capability Lead, BAE Systems
Dan Anders-Brown, Technology Development and Advanced Materials Lead, Qinetiq
Steve Salt, AM Design Specialist, Rolls Royce
Lieutenant Colonel Ramon Macias, Project Coordinator (Materiel Management), NATO Allied Command Transformation
Andrew Munday, Technology Director, Mission Systems, Babcock
Bradley Hughes, Principal Research Engineer - Additive Manufacturing, GKN Aerospace
Iain Minton, Technology Capability Delivery Director, BAE Systems
Johannes Siegert, MAS AM Industrialisation Industrial Service Centre, Airbus Helicopters
Fernando Lartategui Atela, Associate Technical Fellow in ALM, ITP Aero
Dr Robert Scudamore, Associate Director and Group Manager, Advanced Manufacturing Technologies, TWI Ltd
Ruaridh Mitchinson, Technology Manager, MTC
Len Pannett, Co-Chair, Inventory Working Group, MoD
Keiron Salter, Owner, KW Motorsport
Evren Yasa, Head of Additive Manufacturing, University of Sheffield AMRC
Dr. Glenn Daehn, Professor of Metallurgical Engineering, Ohio State University
Antonio Gil, Head Of The School Of Aerospace, Civil, Electrical, General And Mechanical Engineering, Swansea University
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Venue
Ashton Gate Stadium Ashton Road, BS3 2EJ Bristol, UK
Accommodation
Group Rate: We have reserved a selection of rooms at nearby Hotels at a discounted group rate, subject to availability. Rates from: £120.00 per room, per night.
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