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Works as Global Strategy and Business Development Director for AM at Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence. In his role, he coordinates technical and business development with stakeholders across its manufacturing intelligence and industrial markets. Based in France, and has more than 20 years experience in the modelling and simulation of manufacturing processes witha specific focus on metals.

Studied electrochemistry at the University of Vienna. Since 2018 he works in the R&D department at RENA Technologies Austria GmbH. He develops processes for the post-processing of additively manufactured components, which are known under the term Hirtisation®. His focus is on processes for nickel-based alloys and various types of steel. He knows the potential of additive manufacturing technologies and the importance of post-processing for a successful part production.

Professor of Construction Materials at Linköping University

Laura finished her PhD in January 2020 at the University of Twente, the Netherlands on powder handling for laser powder bed fusion process. Her work focused on aerospace materials like titanium, aluminum and nicke based alloys due to the close link to NLR (Dutch Aerospace Center). At the end of 2019 she joined the Fraunhofer Project Center, where she worked as research engineer and project manager of Additive Manufacturing. She joined Chalmers in spring of 2021.

 Sepehr Hatami completed his MSc degree in materials processing from KTH, and obtained his phd in 2010 in the field of powder metallurgy from Chalmers. Since 2015, he has been part of the additive manufacturing group at RISE, with a focus on powder and mechanical properties.

Senior Lecturer at the dept. of product development, at Lund University. Axel research focus is within design for AM and generative design and he is leading the work at the AM-lab at the design center at the University.

Eduard Hryha is Professor in Powder Metallurgy and Metal Additive Manufacturing at the Department of Industrial and Materials Science, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden. He is also director of the Competence Centre for Metal Additive Manufacturing – Metal that involves more than 30 national and international research and industrial partners focusing on powder-based metal additive manufacturing (AM).

Maria Assenhöj: Occupational Hygienist at Occupational and Environmental Medicine Center in Linköping and PhD student at Linköping University. Main research area is metal exposure and health effects within metal industries.

Jim is Manager for Global Business Development for speciality high pressure equipment manufacturer Quintus Technologies, working with HIP and High Pressure Heat Treatment with a focus on Additive Manufacturing, Castings, Powder Near Net Shape and Metal Injection Moulding for all manner of alloys. Co-chair for European Powder Metallurgy Association (EPMA) HIP committee

Denis has more than 25 years of experience in Powder Metallurgy, and joined Höganäs as Technical Sales Engineer. Since 2009 he has been workin in different positions at Höganäs, and currently he is Heading R&D and Application Engineering Team of Product Area Customization Technologies. (he got his PhD related to sintering stainless steels 2006)

Anders Palmquist is a Professor at the Department of Biomaterials, Institute of Clinical Sciences, Sahlgrenska Academy, University of Gothenburg. His main research interest is to understand the structural mechanisms and maintenance of osseointegration. His international standing and impact on the field of bomaterials are illustrated by his publications record inluding 90 originals reviewed articles, 11 per reviewed articles published in top journals in the field.

Hans Kimblad is Head of Technology at Digital Metal, and has more than 16 years of experience of powder metallurgy, out of which 11 of them has been focused on metal binder jetting.

After several years working as a research engineer on both powder and wire based DED, focusing on industrial parts manufacturing, Thomas joined the AddUp team in October 2021. He now works to support large scale adoption of DED machines and technology through process optimization and materials development.

Paul works as Key Account Manager – Northern Europe at AddUp and has previously worked for the industrial engineering group FIVES in Fransce and North America. Paul joined addup, join-venture of FIVES and Michelon who designs and builds metal AM machines in PBF and DED as well as being a one-stop shop for metal 3D-parts.

Benjamin Haas is the Product Manager at SLM Solutions responsible for the portfolio of metal materials and parameters. Besides identifying new material trends, he is responsible for driving maturity of existing alloys as well as new developments such as Free Float. Prior to joining SLM Solutions, Benjamin Haas studied Industrial Engineering with a focus on material science at TU Bergakademie Freiberg.