Research at JAM 2 spans manufacturing, design and modeling, characterization and testing, and applications.

The Johns Hopkins Center for Additive Manufacturing and Architected Materials (JAM 2) brings together faculty, staff, students, and post-docs from across Johns Hopkins to conduct cross-cutting research in design, manufacturing, characterization and applications of additive manufacturing and architected materials.

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All rights Reserved Johns Hopkins Center for Additive Manufacturing and Architected Materials | Website Built by Alberto Torres

All rights Reserved Johns Hopkins Center for Additive Manufacturing and Architected Materials | Website Built by Alberto Torres

This NASA Early Stage Innovation (ESI) project seeks to exploit the design freedom provided by additive manufacturing (AM) by integrating the free-form design approach of topology optimization, the geometric capabilities and resultant material properties of AM, and the multi-functional performance requirements of large-scale secondary structures for space applications.

2016年5月16日 · JAM 2 Researchers Present Space-related Research on Capitol Hill Earlier this month, CaSE associate professor Jamie Guest, along with PhD candidates Julia Carroll and Alberto Torres, represented their research during the Space Technology Research Grants…

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Biomechanics Mechanical behavior, growth and remodeling of fibrous soft tissues Shape memory Polymers & Polymer Composites Constitutive Modeling: thermomechanics, viscoelasticity, viscoplasticity