Applications are NOW OPEN for AINSE Early Career Researcher Grants (ECRG): a one-time grant of up to A$10,000 available to #postdoc ECRs, from @AINSE_Ltd’s Australian and New Zealand Member Institutions, collaborating with @ANSTO.
Apply by July 31 at https://t.co/i6zaBqkpj4
🛠️Researchers @ORNL have developed a one-of-a-kind experimental platform that uses #neutrons and AI to study 3D-printed metal in real time. The microscopic insights will help industry fabricate tools and materials faster and more efficiently.
⚙️https://t.co/j0aZBZhPMf
A big landmark in my PhD! Finally printed with my HEA which I designed specifically for AM...and it actually worked! #phdchat#ecr#AdditiveManufacturing
@Joseph_Bevitt It looks a bit like the cap is an electrolytic that burst from too much time/temperature, but the package and model number suggest it’s film, not an electrolytic, so I am at a loss… I vote for check for a short in-place and if not, give the circuit a try after cleaning.
With the improved capability to produce and repair 3D parts, the ANSTO-developed ‘Laser Metal Deposition system’ uses first-in-the-world technology to significantly enhance Australian manufacturing.
Learn more - https://t.co/gQbfbTAYeD
#NCRIS#ANSTO#ACNS
Curious about fatigue crack growth and microstructure interactions in 3D printed Ni superalloy 718?
So was I.
Highlights:
- pretty pictures
- neutron residual stress @ANSTO
- ~100 million fatigue cycles
Stay tuned for 650 ºC...
https://t.co/yucUxRmzo3