
Ma2JIC will be holding a two-day meeting where industry, national laboratories, and academia come together to review projects, discuss updates, consider project proposals, and discuss new business.
Ma2JIC welcomes AWS workshop participants and potential members to attend and learn about the center through our technical presentations regarding our 30 research projects relating to: Material Performance, Modeling, Process Innovation and Development, Additive Manufacturing and Weldabilty Testing and Evaluation.
As new and advance materials are being deployed in the manufacturing industries, welding and joining present a major challenge to US engineers and technicians involved in product design and manufacturing.
This seminar will cover the joining of advanced materials in the areas of:
- Power Train
- Electrification
- Body in White
It will cover the welding/Joining of these advance state of the art materials and designs. Topics will range from advanced materials process concepts, numerical analysis and performance to solving production and product quality problems.
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2017 JOINING OF ADVANCED MATERIALS CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
From The Ford Model T To The Apple Car. What Is The Future Of The Automotive Industry?
– by Giorgio Rizzoni
Dissimilar Material Joining Study for Lightweighting in Automotive Industry using Academic Research Partnerships
– by Tim Abke
Weldability and applications of Advanced High Strength Steels
– by Elliot Biro
Resistance Spot Welding Aluminum Alloys with GM’s Multi-Ring Domed Electrode
– by David Sigler
Impact Welding Technologies for Dissimilar Materials in the Automotive Industry
– by Glenn Daehn
– by Anupam Vivek
Dissimilar Materials Joining In Vehicle Electrification
– by Tim Frech
Light Automotive Structures – Welding and Analysis
– by Wei Zhang
Nondestructive Quantification of Fusion Zone in Resistance Spot Welds
– by Jeong Na
