Ashish Ganvir, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Turku, Finland, will lead research to solve the challenges of 3D printing of metals.
Business Finland recently granted funding to a 11.7M€ project led by the University of Turku, which seeks to enhance advanced pharmaceutical and life science manufacturing in Finland. The LifeFactFuture project combines world class-excellence of Finnish life science companies, technology companies and academic researchers, and the funding decision demonstrates how public funding for research and development can enable important university–industry research cooperation. The funding decision is among the largest received at the University of Turku in the history of Business Finland.
The project aims to develop know-how and technical preparedness in higher education institutes as well as in industrial companies by development of additive manufacturing of metals.
The GREEN-BAT project (2022–2025), coordinated by University of Turku, has received funding from M-ERA.Net, a European network supporting research cooperation in the field of materials research.
The DMS Research Group performs internationally recognized research in the field of digital manufacturing and surface engineering.