Image What we offer at Additive Manufacturing Initiative Streamlined processes for lab-to-market commercialization of technologies See More Information Here Financial support of undergraduate students, graduate students, and research scientists Workforce-ready curriculum with integrated augmented reality/virtual reality tools News New Faculty Hire in Additive Manufacturing Aug. 13, 2019 As part of the expanding Additive Manufacturing Initiative, the Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) Department is pleased to announce the hiring of a tenure-track assistant professor in metals-based AM. Read more ABOR funds $350,000 for additive manufacturing June 28, 2019 The Arizona Board of Regents awarded $350,000 of their Regents' Innovation Fund grants to the project "Advancing Additive Manufacturing Frontiers on Earth and Beyond", a joint project between the University of Arizona, Arizona State University, and Northern Arizona University. Read more Army Research Visits Campus April 29, 2019 Dr. Andelle Kudzal, a materials engineer at the Combat Capabilities Development Command at the United States Army Research Laboratory (ARL), visited campus to give a seminar titled, “Point of Need Additive Manufacturing for the US Army”. Read more
New Faculty Hire in Additive Manufacturing Aug. 13, 2019 As part of the expanding Additive Manufacturing Initiative, the Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) Department is pleased to announce the hiring of a tenure-track assistant professor in metals-based AM. Read more
ABOR funds $350,000 for additive manufacturing June 28, 2019 The Arizona Board of Regents awarded $350,000 of their Regents' Innovation Fund grants to the project "Advancing Additive Manufacturing Frontiers on Earth and Beyond", a joint project between the University of Arizona, Arizona State University, and Northern Arizona University. Read more
Army Research Visits Campus April 29, 2019 Dr. Andelle Kudzal, a materials engineer at the Combat Capabilities Development Command at the United States Army Research Laboratory (ARL), visited campus to give a seminar titled, “Point of Need Additive Manufacturing for the US Army”. Read more
