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QuesTek Europe is collaborating with Skyrora, Safran Additive Manufacturing Campus, CEA, SLM Solutions, Fraunhofer IGCV, University of the Aegean, f3nice, Exponential Technologies, AVL List, Amires, and CSEM in the Horizon Europe project “Multi-Material Design using 3D Printing” (MADE-3D) led by Paderborn University.
QuesTek Europe is collaborating with University of Extremadura (Spain), University West (Sweden) and Promes CNRS (France) in the M-Era.net project Additive Manufacturing of Actively Cooled Thermal Shields (AM-ACTS).
Best paper award at the IEC2M conference Understanding hot cracking of steels during rapid solidification: an ICME approach
QuesTek Europe is collaborating with Skyrora, Safran Additive Manufacturing Campus, CEA, SLM Solutions, Fraunhofer IGCV, University of the Aegean, f3nice, Exponential Technologies, AVL List, Amires, and CSEM in the Horizon Europe project “Multi-Material Design using 3D Printing” (MADE-3D) led by Paderborn University.
QuesTek Europe is collaborating with University of Extremadura (Spain), University West (Sweden) and Promes CNRS (France) in the M-Era.net project Additive Manufacturing of Actively Cooled Thermal Shields (AM-ACTS).
Best paper award at the IEC2M conference Understanding hot cracking of steels during rapid solidification: an ICME approach
QuesTek Europe, as part of a consortium led by RWTH Aachen, have initiated the project “Tailoring ODS materials processing routes for additive manufacturing of high temperature devices for aggressive environments” (topAM). This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 958192.
QuesTek Europe, as part of a consortium led by Politecnico di Milano, has been selected for a European Commission Horizon 2020 SPACE-10-TEC-2018-2020 Research and Innovation Action grant for the project Advanced design of high entropy alloy-based materials for space propulsion (ATLAS).
QuesTek Europe, as part of a consortium led by Fundación Azterlan, was selected for a European Commission Horizon 2020 (H2020) LC-SPIRE-08-2020 Research and Innovation Action grant for the project Advanced design, monitoring, development and validation of novel high-performance materials and components (HIPERMAT).
Congratulations to QuesTek Europe board member and Thermo-Calc Software co-founder Prof. John Ågren for recieving the prestigious ASM International Gold Medal in recognition of outstanding contributions to materials science and engineering.
QuesTek joins forces with Tokyo-based ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Corporation (CTC) to form QuesTek Japan.
QuesTek co-founder Prof. Gregory B. Olson returns to MIT as the first Thermo-Calc Professor of the Practice.