MICRO-631 / 4 credits

Teacher(s): Bellouard Yves, Brugger Jürgen, Michaud Véronique, Sorin Fabien

Language: English


Frequency

Every year

Summary

The course aims to provide a comprehensive overview of ongoing advanced manufacturing research topics and an opportunity for students to investigate current research trends.

Content

The core lectures will reflect the diversity of ongoing advanced manufacturing research at EPFL and will include selected topics in composites, metals, fibers, printing techniques, nano-scale fabrication, laser-based processing and stretchable electronics and interfaces. Lecturers will mainly be from the EPFL's program on advanced manufacturing.

The course will start on Monday 27th October and end on 31st October 2025 (not including self-study and preparation time).

The course format will be a lecture in the morning and one in the afternoon given by an expert in the field, and a lab-tour to illustrate the research ongoing in the field.

The exam format is based on series of quiz specific to each topic presented.

The list of lecturers contributions to the course in 2025:

  • Prof. Roland Logé, 'Additive manufacturing of metals'
  • Prof. Fabien Sorin, 'Advanced Manufacturing in Fiber Technology'
  • Prof. Daryl Yee, 'Functional (polymeric) materials'
  • Prof. Christophe Moser, 'Volumetric additive manufacturing'
  • Prof. Véronique Michaud, 'Advanced composites manufacturing'
  • Prof. Jürgen Brugger, 'Advanced manufacturing at the nanoscale'
  • Prof. Vivek Subramanian, 'Functional printing'
  • Prof. Yves Bellouard, 'Advanced laser processing'

Organizer/Coordinator: Prof. Yves Bellouard

Note

To register for this course, please send an email to edam@epfl.ch

The course is open to maximum 20 students.

 

Keywords

Advanced manufacturing

Learning Prerequisites

Required courses

There is no prerequisite.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, the student must be able to:

  • Explain the current research status in advanced manufacturing
  • Present the current status of a research topic identified of interest for the field of advanced manufacturing

Assessment methods

Written (quiz)

Resources

Moodle Link

In the programs

  • Number of places: 25
  • Exam form: Written & Oral (session free)
  • Subject examined: Selected topics in advanced manufacturing
  • Courses: 30 Hour(s)
  • Exercises: 8 Hour(s)
  • TP: 25 Hour(s)
  • Type: optional

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