Vishnu Ramasamy is well versed in working with 3D printers. He’s even worked on building one that is capable of 3D printing wind turbine blades. Now, he’s taking the next step, designing and building the Arc One, an open-source low-cost, modular machine that 3D prints metal using Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM)—a production process used to 3D print or repair metal parts.

New Engineering Research Center funded by the National Science Foundation has been awarded to OSU, CWRU, and collaborators.

On June 29, Yang Liu will defend his Ph.D. thesis, “Effects of Sensitization and Remediation on Environmentally - Assisted Cracking on 5xxx Series Aluminum Alloys.”

On June 27, Hannah Sims will defend her Ph.D. thesis, “Process-Structure-Property Investigation of CP-Ti (Grade 2) Produced via High Depositions AM Laser Hot-Wire.”

Members of John Lewandowski's research group presented at the annual TMS conference.

Thirty-five years ago, John Lewandowski took the first steps to creating what is now the Advanced Manufacturing and Mechanical Reliability Center.

Being named a fellow of The Materials, Metals & Minerals Society (TMS) is one of the most selective in the world of materials science, as the organization only allows 100 active fellows at one time.

Vishnushankar Viraliyur Ramasamy, a PhD candidate from Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India, was selected for this year’s Swanger Fellowship.

John Lewandowski was recently named Distinguished University Professor after more than thirty years at Case Western Reserve University.

After spending summer 2020 interning at Cotsworks, Sylvie Crowell spent a second consecutive summer as an engineering intern in Cleveland, this time at Parker Hannifin.