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SUMMARY:AILU Workshop - Laser Cleaning
DESCRIPTION:Workshop Chair: Tony Jones (Cyan Tec)\nThe rise in the number of laser cleaning systems on the market has led to a rapid increase in the uptake of the application. Advantages of cleaning by laser are the following: \n\nNon-abrasive process which doesn’t contaminate the surface\nSelective cleaning with no damage to the underlying surface\nSuitable for automation or manual operation\nMinimal waste – only fume extraction required\nRemoves rust\, paint\, coatings\, soot and layers of organic material\nEfficient and fast\, giving excellent results\n\nIncreasingly being used in automotive\, aerospace\, electronics and even the nuclear industry\, laser cleaning can be seen regularly on YouTube videos and LinkedIn posts. \nThis workshop will share the latest in new technology\, from researchers and manufacturers\, as well as giving case studies of applications where it has proved itself to be the best method in production. \nSuitable for anyone planning to use laser cleaning\, or just wanting to understand how it works. There will be presentations in the morning and afternoon\, with time set aside for networking over coffee breaks and lunch. A small exhibition of suppliers will be alongside the workshop for those looking to discuss the equipment and services available. \n \n  \nProgramme\n09:30 – 10:00  Registration \n10:00 Welcome & Introduction\nTony Jones\, Cyan Tec Systems \nMorning Session\n10:10 AM–10:30 AM | Laser Cleaning: A Solution Looking for Applications\nLeo Sexton\, LaserAge \n10:30 AM–10:50 AM | Reduced Hazard Laser cleaning using Retina Safe Wavelengths\nTara Murphy\, Woodrow Scientific  \n10:50 AM–11:10 AM | Laser cleaning in restricted access situations\nMike O’Key\, OpTek \n11:10 AM–11:40 AM | Break \n11:40 AM–12:00 AM | Low energy laser shock processing: the boundary between cleaning and strengthening phenomena\nManuela Pacella\, Loughborough University \n12:00 AM–12:20 AM | Laser cleaning of thermal barrier coatings\nArtem Bogatyrev\, Nottingham University \n12:20 AM–12:40 AM | Laser cleaning of heritage objects and monuments\nParaskevi Pouli\, FORTH \n12:40 PM–1:50 PM Lunch \nAfternoon Session\n01:50 PM–02:10 PM | Automated laser cleaning: applications and solutions\nGary Broadhead\, IPG Photonics \n02:10 PM–02:30 PM | Laser cleaning in challenging environments; the importance of fume capture and analysis\nAli Khan\, TWI\n \n02:30 PM–02:50 PM | Laser surface functionalisation to enhance bonding\nJack Gabzdyl \, TRUMPF \n02:50 PM–03:20 PM | Break\n \n03:20 PM–03:40 PM | Safety considerations for laser cleaning and practical guidance for manual cleaning\nIoannis Metsios \, Lumpi  \n  \nVenue\nABB Robotics\nOrion House\nMaidstone Rd\nKingston\nMilton Keynes\nMK10 0BD \n  \nAccommodation\nThere are plenty of accommodation options in Milton Keynes including the Premier Inn Milton Keynes Central (Xscape) hotel \n  \nMain image credit: 4JET/TRUMPF
URL:https://ailu.publishingbureau.dev/event/ailu-workshop-laser-cleaning/
LOCATION:ABB Robotics\, Orion House\, Maidstone Rd\, Kingston\,\, Milton Keynes\, MK10 0BD
CATEGORIES:AILU EVENTS
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SUMMARY:Lasers in Low Carbon Energy - AILU workshop
DESCRIPTION:Sponsored by\n  \n \n  \n  \n\n  \n  \nIntroduction\n \nChair: Tian Long See (MTC) \nEnergy generation requires radical transformation globally between now and 2030 due to more rigorous climate targets set by the UK government and around the world. This has presented huge challenges in terms of material resources\, manufacturing\, installation\, servicing as well as infrastructure. There are several different types of renewable energy with their own sets of unique challenges when it comes to manufacturing and infrastructure needs. For example\, wind and solar energy are not continuous and therefore require power storage (through batteries) as well as base level generation (nuclear power in the short term fusion energy in the longer term). On top of this we have existing nuclear power stations which take decades to decommission. \nNew technology in laser joining\, cutting\, texturing\, hardening\, cladding and shock peening (to name a few) are addressing some of the issues in manufacturing and decommissioning. Lasers will be a part of the landscape of Low Carbon energy generation. This workshop will address some of the areas where lasers are already being applied\, or need to address in future years. \nThis workshop will set out the needs and give case studies of existing applications in the field. It is ideal for researchers\, manufacturers\, integrators and end-users of the technology to learn about the leading edge of laser material processing technology in this field. \nThe 2023 AILU AGM will follow this workshop\, from 14:30 – 15:30 (see here). \nProgramme\n09:30 – 10:00  Registration \n10:00 – 10:10 Welcome\nTian Long See\, Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) \nSession 1\n \n10:10 – 10:30  Net Zero: Targets\, Progress & How Industrial Lasers Contribute\nDave MacLellan\, AILU \n10:30 – 10:50  High Heat Flux Lasers in Nuclear Fusion Engineering\nPetros Efthymiou\, UKAE \n10:50 – 11:10  Controlling Hazardous Fume for Decommissioning\nLewis Jones\, Loughborough University \n11:10 AM – 11:40  Break \nSession 2 \n11:40 – 12:00 Laser Welding for Electrification\nPaola De Bono\, TWI \n12:00 – 12:20  Laser Processing in Battery Production – Status Quo & Future Perspectives\nJohannes Kriegler\, Technical University\, Munich \n12:20 – 13:00  Discussion Session \n13:00 – 14:15  Lunch \n14:30 AILU AGM (optional) \n\n  \nVenue\nPost code for Sat Nav: S60 5TZ \nAMP Technology Centre\nAdvanced Manufacturing Park\nBrunel Way\nRotherham\nSouth Yorkshire\nS60 5WG \nT: +44(0)114 254 1200 \nSee here for more travel information \n  \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nAILU EVENT T&Cs\nSee AILU Event Terms and Conditions here.\n____________________________________ \nBy registering for this meeting you agree that you are happy for AILU and Sponsors to contact you after the event
URL:https://ailu.publishingbureau.dev/event/lasers-in-low-carbon-energy/
LOCATION:AMP Technology Centre\, Advanced Manufacturing Park\, Brunel Way\, Catcliffe\, Rotherham\, S60 5WG\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:ILAS 2023 - 8th Industrial Laser Applications Symposium
DESCRIPTION:EXHIBITION TABLES SOLD OUT\n  \n* Full-time student rate. Those on paid internships will be charged the appropriate delegate rate. \n\n\n\n\nw\nWednesday 22 March – Thursday 23 March 2023\nMercure Daventry Court Hotel\, Daventry\, UK\nThe Industrial Laser Applications Symposium (ILAS) is back as a live event! \nILAS is a unique 2-day symposium that attracts international delegates and speakers to share the latest in laser material processing.  You are guaranteed to make new contacts\, expand your network\, find business or collaboration opportunities\, meet potential employers and employees to develop your organisation or career. \n\n\n\n\n\nThe symposium will be packed with presentations and exhibitions. It’s where academia meets industry for all things industrial-laser related\, so don’t miss out. \nMore details can be found on the dedicated event website here – https://ilas2023.co.uk/ – pop across to see what’s happening! \nAILU EVENT T&Cs\nSee AILU Event Terms and Conditions here.\n____________________________________ \nBy registering for this meeting you agree that you are happy for AILU and Sponsors to contact you after the event
URL:https://ailu.publishingbureau.dev/event/8th-industrial-laser-applications-symposium-ilas-2023/
LOCATION:Mercure Daventry Court Hotel\, NN11 0SG\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:AILU EVENTS
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SUMMARY:AILU Workshop: Additive Manufacturing
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by\n \n\n  \nIntroduction\nChair: Moataz Attallah\, Universtity of Birmingham \nMetal Additive Manufacturing has advanced significantly in terms of process capability\, throughput and quality assurance. Higher power laser sources and advanced scanning hardware and software together with material optimisation have resulted in greater uptake of the application in a wide range of markets. \nFine metal powder or solid wire is fused by laser (and non-laser) technologies to form solid objects which can achieve high accuracy and repeatability with minimal excess weight or material and maximum mechanical properties – enabling new geometric solutions\, many inspired by natural forms. \nPresenters will cover recent developments in process control\, imaging\, modeling and material production as well as current advances in design for additive applications\, making this workshop of interest to anyone with an interest in manufacturing\, research or use of additive manufacturing. \nDelegates will be able to tour the Additive Manufacturing facilities at the university after the workshop. \nFree places are available for SMEs. If you’re an SME based in the Midlands\, AILU has partnered with AMTECAA to provide free tickets to this event. You will also have the opportunity to find out more about AMTECAA’s five fully funded technical feasibility projects supporting SMEs to access equipment and expertise to optimise or develop new products and processes. These include feasibility studies using some of the most advanced laser metal 3D printing processes\, such as laser powder bed fusion\, direct laser deposition\, and metal binder jetting. Please contact AILU for details or Prveen Bidare for further information p.bidare@bham.ac.uk.  \n\nProgramme\n09:30 – 10:00  Registration \n10:00 Welcome\nMoataz Attallah\, University of Birmingham \nMorning Session\n10:10 AM–10:30 AM | Advanced Processing Routes for Netshape Manufacturing\nKhamis Essa\, University of Birmingham \n10:30 AM–10:50 AM | Understanding & improving laser-material interactions in LPBF through high-speed imaging\nAndrew Moore\, Heriot Watt University \n10:50 AM–11:10 AM | Process Control for the Creation of Porous Structures\nAmanda Cruchley\, The MTC \n11:10 AM–11:40 AM | Break \n11:40 AM–12:00 AM | Design for Additive Manufacture and the rise of Gen3D\nVimal Dhokia\, Bath University \n12:00 AM–12:20 AM | Metal Powders for Additive Manufacturing\nRaja Khan\, TWI \n12:20 AM–12:40 AM | RoboWAAM: an integrated hardware and software ecosystem for wire DED-Arc\nFilomeno Martina\, WAAM3D \n12:40 PM–1:40 PM Lunch \nAfternoon Session\n01:40 PM–02:00 PM | In-process quality monitoring: the power of sensor data fusion\nStephan Kuehr\, Sigma Additive \n02:00 PM–02:20 PM | Processing Titanium and Nickel Superalloys with Laser PBF\nRavi Aswathanarayanaswamy \, Renishaw \n02:20 PM–02:40 PM | Hybrid Additive Manufacturing Developments for Industry\nChris Austin\, Mazak \n02:40 PM–03:10 PM | Break\n \n03:10 PM–03:30 PM | Putting Additive Manufacturing into Production\nEmmanuel Muzangaza \, Digital Manufacturing Centre \n3:30 PM Optional Tour of Additive Manufacturing facilities at University of Birmingham \n  \nVenue\nEngineering Building (Y3)\nUniversity of Birmingham\nEdgbaston\nBirmingham B15 2TT \n  \n \nClick map to enlarge \nThe map shows the venue\, car park and University railway station. \nThe car park is just over 5 minutes walk from the venue. \n  \n  \n\n\nTravel Information\nSee here for information on how to get to Birmingham University by public or private transport. N.B. the University has its own railway station called University Station. \n  \nAccommodation\nPremier Inn\nBirmingham Central (Hagley Road) Hotel\n176 – 184 Hagley Road\,\nBirmingham\,\nB16 9NY \nEdgbaston Park Hotel\n53 Edgbaston Park Road\,\nBirmingham\nB15 2RS \n  \n\n\nMain image credit: University of Birmingham \n  \nAILU EVENT T&Cs\nSee AILU Event Terms and Conditions here.\n____________________________________ \nBy registering for this meeting you agree that you are happy for AILU and Sponsors to contact you after the event
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LOCATION:University of Birmingham
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SUMMARY:AILU's Early Career Researchers Seminar
DESCRIPTION:Early Career Researchers Seminar\nWednesday 30th November 2022\n  \nIntroduction\nFounded in 2017\, AILU’s Early Career Researchers (ECR) Group represents the next generation of laser industry and academic professionals. The Group\, operating as a committee with an elected Chair and Secretary\, is spread across research centres and industrial manufacturers both in the UK and Europe. \nOn Wednesday 30th November the Group will host a morning seminar followed by a tour of the Additive Manufacturing facilities at the University of Nottingham’s Institute for Advanced Manufacturing. The members of the Committee will give short presentations highlighting the current focus of their research or application area. \nThe seminar is open to AILU members and non-members and would be of interest to those who might join this group or would benefit from networking with this enthusiastic and talented pool of individuals. \n  \n09:30 – 10:00   Registration & Refreshments \n10:00 -10:20   Introduction to the University and AM Group – Marco Simonelli (University of Nottingham) \n10:20 -10:30   Fluid and particle dynamics in LPBF – Ioannis Bitharas (Heriot-Watt University) \n10:30 -10:40   FeNi36 deposition using AM processes: In-situ alloying and pre-alloyed FeNi36 – Romali Bismal (Cranfield University) \n10:40 -10:50   Hybrid Manufacturing and Binder Jet AM – Raja Abdullah (University of Birmingham) \n10:50 -11:00   Impact of laser beam shaping technology on weld quality in E-Mobility applications – Tianzhu Sun-Warwick- \n11:00 -11:10   The role of new product development within laser manufacturing – Sheona Day (TRUMPF) \n11:10 -11:40   Refreshment Break \n11:40 -11:50   Record microgroove production using a spatial light modulator – Daniel Wilson (University of Manchester) \n11:50 -12:00   High power water jet guided laser machining of advanced materials – Helen Elkington (MTC) \n12:00 -12:10   Development of Thulium-doped fibre lasers – Martin Buckthorpe (University of Southampton) \n12:10 -12:20   Laser welding of dissimilar materials for electric vehicle battery manufacturing – Amirhossein Sadeghian (Coventry University) \n12:20 -12:30   Lasers in Surgery and Robotics – Donald Risbridger (Heriot-Watt University) \n12:30 -13:30   Lunch \n13:30 -14:15   Tour \n  \nVenue\nAdvanced Manufacturing Building\nUniversity of Nottingham\nJubilee Campus\,\nNottingham\nNG8 1BB \n(Sat Nav postcode NG7 2GX ) \nClick to expand\nThe Centre for Additive Manufacturing is located in the Advanced Manufacturing Building\, Jubilee Campus (Building 59) just off Derby road via the Jubilee Campus South Entrance. \nIf driving\, use the visitor car park which is only 5 minutes walk away  (the car park is to the right of Building 9 on the map). \n  \n  \n  \n  \nMain image courtesy of University of Nottingham \n 
URL:https://ailu.publishingbureau.dev/event/ailus-early-career-researchers-seminar/
LOCATION:University of Nottingham\, Advanced Manufacturing Building\, Jubilee Campus\, Nottingham\, NG8 1BB\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:AILU Annual Jobshop Business Meeting: New Technology For Your Business
DESCRIPTION:Introduction\nThe combined effects of political uncertainty\, global pandemic and warfare in Ukraine have had a huge impact on recent supplies of energy and raw materials. AILU has an active community of Laser Job Shops that assist each other in collaboration for sharing best practice in Business and Technology. \nThis year’s Annual Business Meeting is the perfect place to catch up on lots of ways to address the challenges such businesses face in 2022.  Practical help for your business – to become more efficient\, to save money and to find and retain key employees are address at the meetin: \nSteel supply: UK Steel’s Gareth Stace outlines the current challenges in the steel supply chain facing the sheet metal industry in the UK. \nEnergy Costs: Liam Conway from CEC advises on the market trends and optimum strategies for negotiating energy contracts and Nigel Price of Regenerco outlines options for solar panels and CHP systems that save money from day one. \nStaffing: Rowland Travis from Nottingham University describes the Degree Level Apprenticeship – hire and retain key staff who work as they learn and end up with a debt-free degree and a footing in your business. \nTax Rebates: James Cameron from ABGI outlines how R & D Tax Credit rules are changing in April 2023 – and what to do now to claim whether you made a profit or loss in the last two financial years. \nNew Technology: Hand Held Lasers for Welding & Cleaning are presented by David Pope of IPG and Sinan Bilgin of SSLS – and other suppliers give updates on the latest technology of interest to Job Shops. \n\nProgramme\n09:30 – 10:00   Registration & refreshments \n10:00 – 10:10   Welcome & Introduction\nMark Millar (Chair of AILU Jobshop Group) \n10:10 – 10:30 Current Challenges Facing Steel Supply in the UK\nGareth Stace (UK Steel) \n10:30 – 10:50  Energy Cost Uncertainty – What is the best policy?\nLiam Conway (Control Energy Costs\, CEC) \n10:50-11:10 Degree Level Apprenticeships – Finding & Retaining Future Skilled Staff\nRowland Travis (University of Nottingham) \n11:10-11:40  Refreshments \n11:40-12:00  R& D Tax credits – new legislation & opportunities\nJames Cameron (ABGI) \n12:00-12:20  What’s the Current situation with Commercial Solar Power?\nRichard Wakeford (Evoenergy) \n12:20-12:35  An Introduction to High Power manual laser welding in sheet metal\nGary Broadhead (IPG Photonics) \n12:35-12:50  Laser Cleaning – a practical introduction to the process & equipment\nSinan Bilgin (SS Laser Solutions) \nLunch – -12:50-13:50 \n13:50-14:50  What’s new – short commercial presentations\n6x company pitches (5 mins each) from MSS\, Amada\, Nitrogen Supply Co\, BLM\, SS Laser\, TRUMPF \n14:50-15:00  Survey results feedback\nDave MacLellan (AILU) \n15:00-15:45  Open Discussion Forum \n15:45  Close \n  \nAccommodation\nRecommended Hotel: \nPremier Inn West Bromwich Town Centre (New Square)\nCongregation Way\,\nWest Bromwich\nB70 7PU \nAlternatively: \nPremier Inn West Bromwich\nNew Gas Street\,\nWest Bromwich\,\nWest Midlands\nB70 0NP \n  \nAILU EVENT T&Cs\nSee AILU Event Terms and Conditions here.\n____________________________________\nBy registering for this meeting you agree that you are happy for AILU and Sponsors to contact you after the event
URL:https://ailu.publishingbureau.dev/event/ailu-annual-js-business-meeting-2022/
LOCATION:National Metalforming Centre\, 47 Birmingham Road\, West Bromwich\, B70 6PY
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SUMMARY:AILU Workshop: Laser Sources & Beam Delivery
DESCRIPTION:Introduction\nChair: Tom Chaffer\, TRUMPF \nLasers enable a wide array of material processing applications\, such as cutting\, drilling\, welding\, surface structuring in metals\, plastics\, ceramics\, glass\, and almost any other material used in industry. The capability and capital cost of a laser sources has a significant impact on the overall competitiveness of a manufacturing solution. \nLasers for manufacturing also require innovative and efficient beam delivery.  Over the past decades\, the use of fiber optic beam delivery\, optical assemblies\, and scanning heads have all contributed to achieving greater throughput\, easier integration\, higher reliability\, and greater efficiency. \nPresenters will cover recent developments in industrial laser sources as well as current advances in beam delivery\, shaping\, and control\, making this workshop of interest to laser manufacturers\, beam delivery manufacturers\, system integrators\, and end users of laser material processing\, as well as researchers in this field. \nDelegates will be able to tour the facilities at the end of the workshop. \nProgramme\n09:30 – 10:00  Registration \n10:00 Welcome\nTom Chaffer\, TRUMPF \nMorning Session\n10:10 AM–10:30 AM | 2 µm solid-state lasers and their applications\nDaniel Esser\, Heriot-Watt University \n10:30 AM–10:50 AM | FemtoLux 30: Industrial USP laser and applications\nDeividas Andriukaitis\, Ekspla \n10:50 AM–11:10 AM | High-brightness thin-disk laser platform PERLA for advanced industrial and scientific applications\nJiří Mužík\, HiLASE \n11:10 AM–11:40 AM | Break \n11:40 AM–12:00 AM | Latest advances in femtosecond laser sources\nAshley Crane\, Amplitude Laser \n12:00 AM–12:20 AM | Advancements in the field of ultra-short pulse lasers at Trumpf\nMatthias Mueller\, TRUMPF-TruMicro \n12:20 AM–12:40 AM | Industrial ultrafast fiber lasers – historical development to future outlook\nBurly Cumberland\, NKT Photonics \n12:40 PM–1:50 PM Lunch \nAfternoon Session\n01:50 PM–02:10 PM | Single-step control of coherent beam combination via deep learning\nBen Mills\, University of Southampton \n02:10 PM–02:30 PM | High-power ultra-fast laser beam delivery technologies\nHolger Schlüter\, SCANLAB \n02:30 PM–02:50 PM | Application-tailored scanning solutions – game changers in a new era of sustainable production\nWolfgang Lehmann\, RAYLASE \n02:50 PM–03:20 PM | Break\n \n03:20 PM–03:40 PM | Smart-QD fiber cable with integrated sensors for high-speed process monitoring\nMartin Uddén\, Coherent-Optoskand \n03:40 PM–04:00 PM | How MPLC systems enhance processes on CW & ultra-short pulsed lasers\nDavid Grosclaude\, Cailabs \n04:00 PM Close \nOptional tour of TRUMPF LASER UK \n\nVenue & Parking\n \nTRUMPF Laser UK\nWellington Park\,\n6 Tollbar Way\,\nWellington Park\,\nHedge End\,\nSouthampton\nSO30 2QU \nParking is in the designated beside/behind Burger King\n(marked in red – Postcode SO30 2QY)\n///smart.solved.fits    *using what3words.com \nWalk to Trumpf to register (see logo on map).\nAlternatively\, if staying in the Holiday Inn Express\,\nyou can leave car there all day and walk if preferred. \n  \n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nAccommodation\nHoliday Inn Express Southampton M27 Junction 7\nBotley Road – West End\nSouthampton\nSO30 3XA \nMacdonald Botley Park Hotel \nWinchester Road\nBoorley Green\nSouthampton\nSO32 2UA \n  \nImage credit: TRUMPF \n  \nAILU EVENT T&Cs\nSee AILU Event Terms and Conditions here.\n____________________________________ \nBy registering for this meeting you agree that you are happy for AILU and Sponsors to contact you after the event
URL:https://ailu.publishingbureau.dev/event/laser-sources-beam-delivery-ailu-workshop/
LOCATION:TRUMPF LASER UK\, 3 Wellington Park\, Tollbar Way\, Hedge End\, Southampton\, SO30 2QU\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220929T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220929T160000
DTSTAMP:20260515T210506
CREATED:20220524T131947Z
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SUMMARY:AILU Workshop: High Power Laser Welding
DESCRIPTION:Sponsored by\n  \n \n  \n\nIntroduction\nChair: Wojciech Suder (Cranfield University) \nWith high power fibre lasers now well-established as the laser of choice for welding metals\, the thickness of laser welds in all metals is increasing. Keyhole welding\, with or without the assistance of arc welding (to make hybrid welds) is possible in material greater than 50 mm thick. On the other hand\, the high power lasers are capable of welding smaller thicknesses at very high speeds\, opening up new applications involving high quality and high throughput reflective metals like copper and aluminium. \nThis workshop is aimed at sharing the latest results from researchers and manufacturers in the field of laser welding in the multi-kW regime. As price per watt continues to fall and wall-plug efficiency improves\, the inherent viability of laser welding and the ease with which it can be automated makes it more and more the process of choice. \nA range of speakers will present and exhibitors offering products to this market will be on hand to share information about their capabilities.  The MTC is located conveniently for the M6 motorway\, between Coventry and Rugby and delegates will be able to tour the facilities at the end of the workshop. \n  \nProgramme\n09:30 – 10:00  Registration \n10:00  – 10:10   Welcome & Introduction\nWojciech Suder\, Cranfield University  \n10:10 – 10:30  Insight into the latest material joining development at the MTC\nKevin Withers\, MTC \n10:30 – 10:50   Overview of Laser Welding – When to use it and when not\nGoncalo Pardal\, Cranfield University \n10:50 – 11:10   Utilising laser beam shaping technology to improve weld quality in high volume manufacturing for E mobility\nPasquale Franciosa\, Warwick University   \n11:10 – 11:40   Break \n11:40 – 12:00  Dynamic Beam Lasers opening new parameters for laser welding\nMeir Giladi\, Civan Lasers\, Israel  \n12:00 – 12:20   High Power Laser Welding of Copper with and without Ultrasound\nPhil Carr\, Carrs Welding \n12:20 – 12:40  Using laser welding to manufacture industrial machine drive belts\nPeter Brown\, Laser Additive Solutions \n12:40 – 13:50   Lunch \n13:50 – 14:10  Laser Welding for Fusion Machines\nTristan Tremethick\, UKAEA \n14:10 – 14:30  A comparison of the electron beam welding and laser in vacuum welding process for low-medium penetration applications\nMax Nentwich\, Cambridge Vacuum Engineering \n14:30 – 14:50  Industrial laser cladding with metal cored wires\nJihane Guenoun\, Welding Alloys\,  \n14:50 – 15:20   Break \n15:20 – 15:40 Beam Shaping Enhancements for Laser Welding\nCallum Wreford\, PowerPhotonic \n15:40 – 16:00   International Training & Qualification for high Power Laser Welding\nEurico Assuncao\, EWF\, Portugal \nTour of MTC \n  \nVenue\nManufacturingTechnology Centre (MTC)\nAnsty Park\nCoventry\nCV7 9JU \nGetting to the MTC \n\nLocation/parking\nMTC Location/parking \n  \nMain image courtesy Cranfield University
URL:https://ailu.publishingbureau.dev/event/high-power-laser-welding-workshop/
LOCATION:MTC\, Ansty Park\, Coventry\, CV7 9JU\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:AILU EVENTS
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220330T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220330T113000
DTSTAMP:20260515T210506
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SUMMARY:System Engineering for Laser Manufacturing in e-Mobility
DESCRIPTION:In case of problems with registration\, please contact events@ailu.publishingbureau.dev or j.krauss@blz.org\nWebinar Organisers: AILU & Bayerisches Laserzentrum GmbH (blz)\nEvent Partners: \n \n \n  \n  \n  \n\n\nIntroduction\nThe laser industry and research environment features many strong connections between organisations in the UK and Germany. In spite of Brexit and the coronavirus pandemic\, these relationships survive and thrive and in this webinar\, AILU and the Bavarian Laser Centre (BLZ)  are combining their networks to share information. \nE-mobility is a topic where there is a significant priority (achieving net zero emissions by 2050) and laser technology is performing vital roles. In this webinar speakers from industry and academia in Germany and the UK will meet and discuss some of the latest developments. \nTake this opportunity to meet the presenters and make new cross-channel connections using the Breakout Rooms for networking at the end of the event. \nIn order to strengthen the cross-channel collaborations\, the forthcoming Laser World of Photonics Exhibition at Messe München (26-29 April) will provide an opportunity for attendees to meet in person to follow up discussions face-to-face – there will be a dedicated reception at the trade show on the blz booth. \n  \nProgramme \n(Times below: London\, UK)\n9.00 – 9.10:   Welcome & Introduction\nDave MacLellan\, AILU (UK) & Hans-Joachim Krauss\, blz (Germany) \n9.10 – 9.30:   An overview of laser applications in the e-mobility sector\nPaola de Bono\, TWI (UK) \n9.30 – 9.50:   Research on colour and shape: How basic features affect laser manufacturing in e-mobility\nMarkus Müller\, Bayerisches Laserzentrum (Germany) \n9.50 – 10.10:  Welding dissimilar metals with fibre lasers\nJack Gabzdyl\, TRUMPF Laser UK (UK) \n10.10 – 10.30:  Laser bonding for battery & SiC power electronics\nManfred Fischer\, Strama-MPS Maschinenbau & Jeffrey Hill\, FK DELVOTEC (Germany) \n10.30 – 10.50:  Production solutions for EV applications\nSimon Carlyon\, IPG Photonics (UK) \n10.50 – 11.10:  Diagnostics and in-process assembly control using Artificial Intelligence\nKrste Pangovski\, Vision Intelligence (UK) \n11.10 – 11.30:  Discussion & Networking\nMeet delegates & presenters in topic-related Breakout Rooms (join & switch at will) \n  \nAILU EVENT T&Cs\nSee AILU Event Terms and Conditions here.\n____________________________________\nBy registering for this meeting you agree that you are happy for AILU\, blz and the event Sponsors to contact you after the event
URL:https://ailu.publishingbureau.dev/event/system-engineering-for-laser-manufacturing-in-e-mobility-webinar/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:AILU EVENTS
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220202T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220202T160000
DTSTAMP:20260515T210506
CREATED:20211117T174747Z
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SUMMARY:AILU Event: Low-Carbon Laser Manufacturing Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Sponsored by: \n \n \n  \n  \n  \n\nFREE TO ATTEND \n  \nREGISTER HERE\n  \nIntroduction\nChair: Lewis Jones\, Loughborough University \nLaser manufacturing in industry has a challenging future ahead as we see the need to implement strategies to reach net zero by 2050. \nAt present the transition to net zero manufacturing is optional\, but this is rapidly becoming essential. \nCompanies need to pursue innovations in manufacturing technology while developing their knowledge and capability to compete in net zero and low carbon manufacturing. This requires companies to innovate under low carbon manufacturing. \nJoin us to discuss sustainable manufacturing and the innovations we have been working on at Manchester and Loughborough in laser cleaning and welding and to understand how to model and reduce energy consumption and Scope 2 emissions while maximising productivity. Scope 2 emissions are indirect greenhouse gas emissions for the energy used by organisations. Companies have to quantify\, aggregate and reduce Scope 1 and 2 (direct and indirect) emissions for net zero manufacturing. \nResearch undertaken by The University of Manchester together with Loughborough University and other partners will be presented in this sponsored webinar. \n  \nObjectives and workshop learning outcomes\n\nTo provide a methodology for analysing the energy consumption and carbon emissions for laser material processing.\nTo provide participants with key innovations in laser cleaning and welding and ideas for rapid processing with reduced energy consumption and emissions.\nTo road test and seek stakeholder input on the energy and emissions modelling framework.\n\n  \nProgramme\n14:00 – 14:10    Lewis Jones (Loughborough University)\nChair Introduction to session and online poll \n14:10 – 14:15    Lin Li (University of Manchester)\nWelcome from Professor of Laser Material Processing \n14:15 – 14:25   Paul Mativenga (University of Manchester)\nHow to make manufacturing sustainable in a net zero economy  \n14:25 – 14:35    Nick Goffin (Loughborough University)\nUnderstanding your laser system: ways to improve energy efficiency \n14:35 – 14:45    Jinglei Ouyang (University of Manchester)\nInnovations in laser cleaning and how to model and reduce energy and emissions  \n14:45 – 14:55     John Tyrer (Loughborough University)\nLaser safety in a net zero context \n14:55 – 15:05    Jinglei Ouyang/Paul Mativenga (University of Manchester)\nReusing cutting tools in a circular economy: lifecycle assessment and the role of laser cleaning \n15:05 – 15:15     Elliot Woolley (Loughborough University)\nDiscussion: Concluding poll and questions \n15:15 – 15:20     Lewis Jones (Loughborough University)\nClosing comments \n  \nFREE REGISTRATION \n \n  \nREGISTER HERE\n  \nFunding and research for this event has been made possible by the EPSRC; grant number EP/S018190/1 “Research on the theory and key technology of laser processing and system optimisation for low carbon manufacturing (LASER-BEAMS)”. \nAILU EVENT T&Cs\nSee AILU Event Terms and Conditions here.\n____________________________________\nBy registering for this meeting you agree that you are happy for AILU and Sponsors to contact you after the event
URL:https://ailu.publishingbureau.dev/event/low-carbon-laser-manufacturing-webinar/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:AILU EVENTS
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20211202T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20211202T163000
DTSTAMP:20260515T210506
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SUMMARY:AILU Annual Jobshop Business Meeting: Running a laser jobshop in difficult times
DESCRIPTION:Programme\n09:30 – 10:00   Registration\, breakfast rolls (bacon/sausage)\, pastries and refreshments \n10:00 – 10:10   Welcome & Introduction to the day\nMark Millar (Essex Laser) \n10:10 – 10:20   Welcome to Mazak\nAlan Mucklow (Mazak) \n10:20 – 10:40   Supply chain outlook for sheet steel and aluminium\nMichael Horan (NASS) \n10:40 – 11:00   Reducing energy costs\nLiam Conway (CEC) \n11:00 – 11:30   Refreshments (in European Technology Centre Showroom) \n11:30 – 11:50   ABGI: R&D Tax Relief – an update for AILU Members\nAntony Beak (ABGI) \n11:50 – 12:10   Make or buy – using Nitrogen Generators for laser cutting gas\nCarlos Gonzalez-Lee (MSS Lasers) \n12:10 – 12:20   How AILU can help the Job shop community\nDave MacLellan (AILU) \n12:20 – 13:20   Lunch \n13:20 – 14:20 – What’s new – short commercial presentations \n14:20 – 14:35  Electrical survey results feedback\nDave MacLellan (AILU) \n14:35 – 15:20   Open Discussion Forum \n15:20 – 16:20   Optional Tour of Mazak Factory \n\nAccommodation\nRecommended Hotel: \nPremier Inn Worcester (M5\,Jct6)\nWainwright Road\nWorcester. WR4 9FA\n(Use WR4 9FP for Sat Nave directions) \nAlternatively: \nPremier Inn Worcester City Centre\nCounty Ground\nNew Road\nWorcester  WR2 4QQ \n  \nAILU EVENT T&Cs\nSee AILU Event Terms and Conditions here.\n____________________________________\nBy registering for this meeting you agree that you are happy for AILU and Sponsors to contact you after the event
URL:https://ailu.publishingbureau.dev/event/ailu-annual-jobshop-business-meeting-running-a-laser-jobshop-in-difficult-times-2/
LOCATION:Mazak UK\, Badgeworth Drive\, Worcester\, WR4 9NF\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:AILU EVENTS
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20211006T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20211006T160000
DTSTAMP:20260515T210506
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SUMMARY:Digital Technology in Laser Manufacturing
DESCRIPTION:Sponsored by\n \n\n  \n  \nChair: Cliff Jolliffe\, Physik Instrumente (PI) \n  \nDigital Manufacturing promises a higher degree of automation and repeatable quality\, continually striving for improvements and to eliminate defects. Much talked-about Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) promise to transform the world of manufacturing and help to fill the skills gap which has opened up in the past decade. As well as techniques to improve throughput\, consistency and quality\, the rise of advanced modelling allows processes to be proven virtually before committing to the application of hardware. Smart factories and the Internet of Things are applications of Industry 4.0 (the fourth industrial revolution)\, and a post-pandemic world will no doubt wish to invest in increased automation and building resilience to guard against future vulnerabilities in the supply chain and resources required to manufacture tomorrow’s products. \nThis workshop is suited to anyone seeking to build knowledge or add to their network\, by meeting and hearing experts in the field of Digital Manufacturing with lasers. The event is scheduled to be a live event\, with hybrid access options for remote presentations. \n  \nPresenters \n10:00 – 10:10  Cliff Jolliffe (PI – UK )\nWelcome & Introduction \n10:10 – 10:30  Markus Brieger (TRUMPF) \nMonitoring solutions and data-based services for laser-based manufacturing \n10:30 – 10:50  Jens Reiser (Precitec) \nLaser welding solutions based on Industry 4.0 \n10:50 – 11:20  Krste Pangovski (Vision Intelligence) \nUnlocking the DNA of Assembly Processes Using AI: a Step Towards Zero-defect Manufacturing \n11:20 – 11:50  Break \n11:50 – 12:10  Chris Wright (Oxford Lasers)\nTaking a data-centric approach to micro-machining \n12:10 – 12:30  Ben Mills (University of Southampton)\nModelling and Optimising Femtosecond Laser Machining using Deep Learning \n12:30 – 12:50  Branislav Timotijevic (Optotune\, Switzerland)\nInline monitoring of laser processes using tunable liquid lenses \n12:50 – 14:00  Lunch \n14:00 – 14:30  Steve Kidd (PowerPhotonic) \nAn all-digital process flow from optics design to optics manufacture \n14:30 – 14:50 William Land (Aerotech)\nFundamentals of Achieving High-Throughput in Laser Machines \n14:50 – 15:10  Hang Geng (Brunel University)\nDefect Assessment and Cost Modelling in Laser Manufacturing \n15:10 – 15:40  Break \n15:40 – 16:00  Wojciech Suder  (Cranfield University)\nChallenges in implementation of digital control to laser manufacturing \n16:00 – 16:20  Nikta Jalayer (PI – USA) \nPrecision Motion and Laser Manufacturing \n  \nRegistration\nPurchase tickets below. \nBy registering for this webinar you agree that you are happy for AILU and Event Sponsor to contact you after the event
URL:https://ailu.publishingbureau.dev/event/digital-technology-in-laser-manufacturing/
LOCATION:Cranfield University\, College Rd\, Wharley End\, Bedford\, Bedfordshire\, MK43 0AL
CATEGORIES:AILU EVENTS
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210915T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210915T150000
DTSTAMP:20260515T210506
CREATED:20210823T105712Z
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SUMMARY:Applications Webinar : OLED Technology for Lighting Manufacture
DESCRIPTION:SPONSORED BY\n \n  \n  \n  \nIn addition to the breakthrough use of Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) technology in displays\, there is promising potential for its use in lighting. Leading German and Japanese companies and researchers have joined forces in the LAOLA research project to develop the use of ultra-thin flexible glass as a substrate and encapsulation material in roll-to-roll technology for this purpose. \nThe webinar will introduce the basics of OLED for lighting\, discuss the choice for the right substrate and encapsulation material as well as the current status of roll-to-roll processing. Selected results from the LAOLA project will be presented. A special focus lies in the challenge to separate the lighting modules out from the roll by the use of a special laser cutting technology developed in the project. \nThis AILU webinar\, sponsored by 3D-Micromac AG\, will enable the audience to learn more about the application\, the technology behind it and the unique challenges overcome. \n  \nPresentations\nJacqueline Hauptmann\, Fraunhofer FEP\nUltrathin flexible glass as a promising substrate for OLED roll-to-roll processing \nHendrik Steinmetz\, 3D-Micromac AG\nLaser Separation of Ultra-Thin Glass for OLED Lighting and Display Applications \n  \nRegistration\nRegister for a free ticket below. \nBy registering for this webinar you agree that you are happy for AILU and event Sponsor to contact you after the event
URL:https://ailu.publishingbureau.dev/event/applications-webinar-oled-technology-for-lighting-manufacture/
LOCATION:Online webinar
CATEGORIES:AILU EVENTS
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210617T143000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210617T170000
DTSTAMP:20260515T210506
CREATED:20210521T090949Z
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SUMMARY:Lasers drive the Green Economy towards Net Zero
DESCRIPTION:Introduction\nChair:  Matthew Wasley\, Photonics Lead\, KTN \n  \nClimate change is one of the most serious and urgent global issues facing our world in the 21st century. During global lockdowns in 2020 and 2021\, the impact on pollution and emissions under drastically lower transport has driven a new emphasis and urgency into tackling this topic and governments are talking about “building back better”. Glasgow will be the host city for COP26 (the UN Climate Change Conference) in November 2021\, and the UK government recently announced it will set in law an ambitious climate change target\, reducing emissions by 78% by 2035 compared to 1990 levels. This is intended to bring the UK more than three-quarters of the way to net zero (when the amount of CO2 produced is no greater than the amount removed) by 2050. \nTo meet these targets\, the UK will need to increase its low carbon electricity generation capacity by a factor of four. This in turn requires further development of efficient renewable energy sources such as solar and wind\, and the use of battery technology in place of fossil fuels. New research and innovation is addressing some of these challenges and funding and jobs will certainly follow in these industries over the next decades. Lasers have a big role to play in this arena\, from laser processing of materials for photovoltaics\, to manufacture of specialist batteries\, wind turbine elements\, new nuclear power generation and more. \nThis webinar will highlight the challenges faced and explore the variety of applications of lasers in renewable energy\, green transportation and the role the industry has to play in meeting net zero. \n  \nSponsored by\n \n  \n  \n  \nProgramme\n13:30 – 16:30 BST \n13:30 – 13:40  Matthew Wasley (Photonics Lead\, KTN) – Introduction and Welcome \n13:40 – 14:00  Michael Walls (Loughborough University) – Technology and Market Trends in Solar Photovoltaics \n14:00 – 14:20  Grigorios Rigas (M-Solv) – Interconnecting Perovskite PVs in one Step \n14:20 – 14:40  Melanie Loveridge (Warwick University) – Laser Applications for Li-ion Batteries & prospects for Large-scale Manufacturing \n14:40 – 15:00  Patrick Herwig (Fraunhofer Institute for Material and Beam Technology\, IWS) – Latest Developments on Laser Material Processing for Battery Production \n15:00 – 15:10 BREAK \n15:10 – 15:30  Wilhelm Pfleging (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)) – Ultrafast laser materials processing as a versatile manufacturing tool for developing next generation batteries \n15:30 – 15:50  Clive Grafton-Reed (Rolls Royce) – The Demands for Greener Aviation \n15:50 – 16:10  PJ Scott (IPG Genesis Systems) – Automated Laser Welding Systems for Safe and Reliable EV Battery Manufacturing \n16:10 – 16:30  Phil Carr (Carrs Welding) – How Laser Welding of Li-ion Cells has Changed over the Last Decade: Cells\, Joints & Interlinks \n\nVenue\nOnline webinar \n  \nRegistration\nAILU Member rate:  60 GBP \nNon Member rate: 90 GBP \nAbove fees exclude VAT @ 20% \n  \nTICKET INFORMATION BELOW\nFee includes access to webinar videos after the event. \nFor more information please email or phone the AILU office (+44 (0)1235 539595). \n  \nAILU EVENT T&Cs\nSee AILU Event Terms and Conditions here.\n____________________________________\nBy registering for this meeting you agree that you are happy for AILU and Sponsors to contact you after the event
URL:https://ailu.publishingbureau.dev/event/lasers-drive-the-green-economy-towards-net-zero/
LOCATION:Online webinar
CATEGORIES:AILU EVENTS
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210324
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210326
DTSTAMP:20260515T210506
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SUMMARY:7th Industrial Laser Applications Symposium (ILAS 2021)
DESCRIPTION:Go to the DEDICATED ILAS 2021 WEBSITE HERE\nThe 2021 Industrial Laser Applications Symposium (ILAS) will be a very special event  – for the first time\, due to current health restrictions\, it will be brought to you as a virtual experience. \nWe have joined forces with Speakeasy\, a company experienced in delivering successful\, interactive events. This is not another online meeting room\, it is a fully developed conference. \nYou will still find everything you have come to expect from this first-class symposium; \n\nPlenary presenters\nThree parallel sessions of presentations including keynote speakers\nA full exhibition – with online interactivity – meet exhibitors 1-to-1\nLive discussion panels on key topics\nExcellent networking opportunities – an online Meeting Hub to meet other delegates live or to suit your schedule\nSymposium Awards\, including entertainment – apply now if you have musical skills to display!\n\nCome and join us and benefit from the opportunities presented at this unique event.
URL:https://ailu.publishingbureau.dev/event/7th-industrial-laser-applications-symposium-ilas-2021/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:AILU EVENTS
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201119
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201120
DTSTAMP:20260515T210506
CREATED:20210824T093314Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210824T135948Z
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SUMMARY:Annual Job Shop Business Meeting 2020: Survive & Thrive in the 2020s
DESCRIPTION:Sponsored by\n\n\n\n\n	\n\n\n\n\nAbout This Meeting\n2020 has turned out to be a year like no other in living memory. The sudden onset of the global coronavirus pandemic with a lockdowns around the world has disrupted the economy\, with many sectors facing dramatic reductions in revenue and activity. \nIf you are the owner or manager of a laser job shop (laser material processing subcontractor) this meeting is for you. What can you do to prepare for the year ahead? Are there actions you should be prioritising to prepare for Brexit\, new markets\, new ways of business and altered priorities? \nThis meeting is a unique opportunity to meet online with other professionals. Find out what AILU can do to help you in this unique year. Hear about opportunities to access funding\, grow your business and reduce your costs. What are the latest developments in machinery\, automation\, steel supply\, gases and components? \nFind out the feedback of our annual breakdown response survey and have a chance to raise points for discussion with the panel of experts and the other delegates. This meeting is online on Zoom so you don’t need to travel to be there – and if for any reason you can’t attend live\, you can access the recording later. \n  \nProgramme\n09:30 – 09:40  Welcome   Mark Millar   Essex Laser \n09:40 – 10:00  Ways AILU can help you survive & thrive this year  Dave MacLellan    AILU \n10:00 – 10:20  FunderFinder is the one-stop-shop for finance  Adam Tyler    FunderFinder \n10:20 – 10:40  How can I reduce my energy bills?   Liam Conway   CEC \n10:40 – 10:55  Annual Breakdown Response Survey   Dave MacLellan   AILU \n10:55 – 11:10  Break \n11:10 – 12:20  What’s new in 2020? Short commercial presentations from: \n\nII-VI\nMazak\nTRUMPF\nNitrogen Supply Company\nASTES4\nMSS\nBystronic\nAtlas Copco\n\n12:20 – 13:00  Panel Discussion – Laser job shop forum – Questions from the floor & discussion on topics of Covid-19\, Brexit\, Supply Chains\, Markets\, Equipment & Automation \n  \nRegistration\nAILU Member fee:  25.00 GBP\nNon Member feee: 35.00 GBP \nAbove fees exclude VAT @ 20%
URL:https://ailu.publishingbureau.dev/event/annual-job-shop-business-meeting-2020-survive-thrive-in-the-2020s/
CATEGORIES:AILU EVENTS
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20201007T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20201008T123000
DTSTAMP:20260515T210506
CREATED:20210824T122901Z
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SUMMARY:Applications for Micro and Nano Material Processing with Lasers
DESCRIPTION:Sponsored by\n\n\n\n\n	\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \nChair: Jack Gabzdyl\, SPI Lasers \nIntroduction\nMuch progress has been made over the past decade in the commercial success of ultrashort pulse lasers (pico and femto) as well as shorter wavelength lasers (green and UV). Fibre laser technology has made these sources more reliable and more cost-effective. At the same time a number of micromachining\, surface engineering and cold micro cutting applications are being used in mass production. The global market for ultrashort laser systems significantly exceeds USD 1 Billion and the number of units installed annually is now between 3\,000 and 5\,000 units per year. \nModern ultrashort pulse lasers have high average power and very high repetition rates\, providing unique challenges for beam delivery – to deliver millions of pulses per second over a large area requires very fast and accurate scanning and beam imaging technologies. \nWhether in the area of additive or subtractive material processing\, systems and source prices are falling rapidly due to overcapacity of manufacture and efficiencies of scale. Simultaneously feature sizes continue to get smaller and are moving from micro to nano scale. \nThis webinar will bring you up to speed on the latest applications\, sources and beam delivery solutions for processing a wide range of materials from metals to ceramics\, polymers to glass. The webinar will be delivered using Zoom and delegates unable to attend live will be able to access a video of the sessions after the event. To facilitate concentration and delegate comfort\, the webinar is spread over 2 days. \n  \nProgramme\nDay 1 – 7 October 2020 13:30 PM – 16:30 PM (BST)  Sponsored by SPI Lasers \nSession 1 – 13:30 – 15:00 \nWelcome  Jack Gabzdyl  SPI Lasers \nUltra fast laser processing of high temperature superconductors  Bill O’Neill  Cambridge University \nMultibeam UV picosecond processing of PZT  Dimitris Karnakis  Oxford Lasers \nPrecision glass welding with hollow-core-fiber delivery of femtosecond laser pulses  Ulf Quentin   TRUMPF \nQ&A \nBreak \nSession 2 15:00 – 16:30  Sponsored by Aerotech \nHigh throughput femtosecond laser processing  Eric Mottay  Amplitude Laser \nTHz devices: ultra-fast laser micro structuring as enabling technology for their manufacture  Pavel Penchev  University of Birmingham                  \nLaser Microprocessing Through 5-Axis Scan Head Coordination with Servo Stages  William Land  Aerotech \nQ&A \n  \nDay 2 – 8 October 2020 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM (BST)  \nSession 3 – 09:30 – 11:10  Sponsored by 3D Micromac \nDirect Laser Interference Patterning: new ideas and concepts for high-throughput processing  Andres-Fabian Lasagni   Fraunhofer IWS \nRoll-to-roll laser processing of flexible devices  Ronny Neubert 3D-Micromac \nHigh throughput scanning for ultrafast lasers Lars Penning  Next Scan Technology \nQ&A \nBreak \nSession 4 – 11:10 – 12:20  Sponsored by Cailabs \nMulti-Plane Light Conversion-based beam shaping for laser microprocessing Pu Jian  Cailabs  \nLaser surface engineering for biological applications David Waugh  Coventry University \nHigh throughput\, high quality laser engraving  Stephen Dondieu  Heriot Watt University \n  \nVenue\nOnline \n  \nRegistration\nAILU Member fees:\nComplete Webinar (all sessions 7th and 8th October)  60 GBP \nNon Member fees\nComplete Webinar ( all sessions 7th and 8th October)  90 GBP \nAbove fees exclude VAT @ 20% \n  \nFee includes access to webinar videos after the event. \nFor more information please email or phone the AILU office (+44 (0)1235 539595). \n  \nAILU EVENT T&Cs\nSee AILU Event Terms and Conditions here.\n____________________________________\nBy registering for this meeting you agree that you are happy for AILU and Sponsors to contact you after the event
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SUMMARY:E-Mobility Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Sponsored by\n\n\n\n\n	\n\n\n\n \n  \nIntroduction\nWorkshop Chair:  \nPaola de Bono (TWI Ltd) \nThe world of transport is undergoing the biggest change since the early 20th Century\, focusing on a rapid move towards electric vehicle (EV) production and the parallel reduction in petrol-powered vehicles. Highly demanding new emissions targets have been set by Government policy\, aiming to meet net-zero emissions by 2050. \nAdvancements to e-mobility technologies have been made\, however\, before we can reach the point where electrification becomes the norm\, there are a number of challenges for industry to overcome. These include light-weighting of components\, process improvements\, welding developments\, real-time quality assurance in-production\, safety\, flexible tools and jigs\, and prototyping from components through complete vehicles. \nLaser technology has been adopted by the automotive sector\, principally for its ability to perform high-quality and high-precision processing at high speed\, and at low relative cost. In recent years several advancements have been made in laser technology which have the potential of making an important contribution\, and thus\, supporting the breakthrough of e-mobility. \nThis workshop will include presentations from equipment-providers\, end-users\, academic and industrial researchers in the e-mobility field. You will hear and see how the latest developments in laser technology as well as academic and industrial research are supporting the e-mobility agenda. A forum will be created in this e-mobility workshop\, encouraging new thinking and industrially viable practical solutions. \n  \nProgramme\nWednesday 8 July \nSession 1 – 13.30 – 14:55 (Sponsored by Air Products)  \n13:30 Introduction – Paola De Bono\, TWI UK \n13:40 Battery welding applications in e-mobility – Alexander Olowinsky\, Fraunhofer ILT Germany  \n14:00 Laser welding at TWI supporting the e-mobility agenda – Chris Allen\, TWI UK \n14:20 Laser technology for the automotive industry – Yannick Galais\, Luxinar  \n14:40 Discussion \n14:55 – 15:15 Break \n  \nSession 2 – 15:15 – 16:35 (Sponsored by Nuburu)  \n15:15 Welcome \n15:20 Blue laser welding in e-mobility – Richard Gleeson\, Nuburu UK  \n15:40 Laser joining of dissimilar metals – Jack Gabzdyl\, SPI Lasers\, UK \n16:00 AI-Aided automation for Electrification– Giovanni Di Stefano\, Comau\, Italy \n16:20 Discussion \n16:35 Close \n  \nThursday 9 July Session 3 – 9.30 – 11.00 (Sponsored by Coherent)  \n9.30 Welcome \n9:35 – New applications for blue diode lasers in the power range 500 to 2 kW – Andre Eltze\, Laserline Germany \n9:55 – 5G enabling Industry 4.0 – Chris White\, Ford & Chris Allen\, Vodafone \n10:25 – Advances in copper and multi material welding using fibre lasers – Thomas Hofmeister\, Coherent  \n10:45 Discussion \n11.00 – 11.20 Break \n  \nThursday 9 July Session 4 – 11.20 – 12.40 (Sponsored by Precitec)  \n11.20 Welcome \n11.25 Ensuring weld traceability during e-mobility applications – Markus Kogel-Hollacher\, Precitec  \n11.45 Solving challenges in e-mobility with fibre lasers – Mark Thompson\, IPG Photonics  \n12.05 How joining process innovations can solve challenges for future electric vehicle body architectures – Sullivan Smith\, TWI UK  \n12.25 Discussion \n12.40 Close \n  \nVenue\nOnline \nRegistration\nAILU Member fees:\nComplete Webinar (all sessions 8th and 9th July)  60 GBP\nSessions 1 & 2 (8th July)  40 GBP\nSessions 3 & 4 (9th July)  40 GBP \nNon Member fees\nComplete Webinar (all sessions 8th and 9th July)  90 GBP\nSessions 1 & 2 (8th July)  60 GBP\nSessions 3 & 4 (9th July)  60 GBP \nAbove fees exclude VAT @ 20% \n \n  \nFee includes access to webinar videos after the event. \nFor more information please email or phone the AILU office (+44 (0)1235 539595). \n  \nAILU EVENT T&Cs\nSee AILU Event Terms and Conditions here.\n____________________________________\nBy registering for this meeting you agree that you are happy for AILU and Sponsors to contact you after the event \n 
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