The MULTHEM Training Sessions will take place every Monday from 24th March to 14th April 2025, from 13:00 to 14:00 CET.These sessions provide an opportunity for researchers, industry professionals, and the public to learn more about the MULTHEM project, a Horizon Europe-funded initiative focused on developing innovative metal-polymer multi-materials using Additive Manufacturing. The project aims to create lightweight components with enhanced thermal conductivity, advancing applications in various industries. Join us to explore the project’s developments and potential applications for metal-polymer multi-materials. The sessions will be held online via Teams and will be recorded. For more information, please get in touch with us at info@multhem.eu. Further details are available here
European Project Manager and Lead Researcher of R&D&i projects in the Research and Programs Department of The Technology Centre of Metal-Mechanical and Transport, CETEMET. Her role focuses on the co-ordination of the MULTHEM project. She is also involved in the technical part, researching, performing and characterizing aluminium alloys processed with Robotic Friction Stir Welding (RFSW) and Additive Manufacturing (AM) technologies.
Researcher and Project Leader at the Technology Centre of Metal-mechanical and Transport (CETEMET). Her role is to coordinate and research in metal Additive Manufacturing, including characterizing and developing new metallic materials and multi-materials. For the MULTHEM project, Julia works as an expert researcher in metal Additive Manufacturing, where her role is mainly is related to the management and contribution to the development and processing of selected metal alloys by Laser Metal Deposition technology for the different use cases combining lightweight and improved thermal conductivity. She is also involved in characterizing the materials developed by Additive Manufacturing as well as by innovative joining techniques. She is also a part of the Project Coordinator team and is therefore involved in coordination and dissemination activities.
Senior Scientist at Brightlands Materials Center, serving as the Program Manager for R&D activities in the field of thermoplastic composites, including additive manufacturing (3D printing) of polymers with continuous fiber reinforcements. She holds the role of Work Package leader for WP2, with a focus on material and production technologies, and also serves as the technical manager of the MULTHEM project. Tessa oversees the activities at Brightlands Materials Center within the MULTHEM project, including material selection, 3D printing process optimisation, material characterisation, 3D printing design support , and the production of test parts.
Research associate in the joining and coating technology department at Fraunhofer Institute for Production Systems and Design Technology IPK in Berlin. She is a board member of the general assembly and the work package leader of “joining technologies” in the MULTHEM project. She develops and investigates joining concepts to manufacture multi-materials with innovative joining technologies such as laser and electron beam welding. She also calculates the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) for the environmental impact of the newly developed multi-material products by MULTHEM and compare them to products manufactured by conventional methods.
Joamin Gonzalez-Gutierrez works as a Research and Technology Associate at the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST). His role is to coordinate and perform research in functional polymeric materials for Additive Manufacturing (AM) including developing, characterising, processing and recycling new polymeric materials. For the MULTHEM project, he is involved in developing lightweight composites with a high thermal conductivity that are 3D printable. This includes preparation and characterisation of 3D printed specimens and demonstrator. In addition, he is the coordinator of the sustainability aspects of MULTHEM, covering the estimation of the Life Cycle Assessment and recycling techniques for the materials and demonstrators developed in MULTHEM.
Dr Azeem Islam is a Full-time Research Fellow and holds a PhD in Engineering (Mechanical Product Design and Development) from Robert Gordon University (2020). He has collaborated with various UK and EU companies on diverse research-oriented projects providing solutions for enhancing their product portfolio and establishing research and development units via Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP). His research areas include Mechanical Product Designing, Concept and Design Generation, Material selection and optimisation based on parametric CAE analysis, Design optimisation including Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM), Topology Optimisation, Generative Design, Functional prototyping and Mechanical systems analysis.