Associate Professor in Additive Manufacturing Management, Faculty of Engineering
Martin Baumers is Assistant Professor of Additive Manufacturing Management at the Centre for Additive Manufacturing (CfAM) in the Faculty of Engineering. In his research, Martin focuses on the economics and efficient operation of AM as well as the benefits that can be derived from adopting the technology. Starting with his doctoral research, Martin's work has concentrated on the development of novel approaches to production costing and build time estimation. Further areas of interest are process selection, computational build volume packing and scheduling approaches and shape complexity measurement techniques. Martin also investigates the environmental sustainability of additive processes, with an emphasis on energy consumption, to assess whether AM provides a pathway to more sustainable manufacturing and more benign products. Recently, Martin has started investigating management in digital manufacturing settings from the ecosystems and platform perspectives.
Martin Baumers is part of the Centre for Additive Manufacturing Research group
Martin teaches multiple courses at the University of Nottingham, including:
Additionally, Martin delivers lectures in the following courses:
Martin is the Course Director for the Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing MSc. Additionally, Martin is a proponent of e-assessment in the Department of M3.
Martin also privately runs a small side-project investigating the use of thick-walled polymer components for deep water application. The project web site can be found at www.deep-z.com.
Faculty of Engineering The University of Nottingham Nottingham, NG7 2RD
telephone: +44(0)115 84 66374 email: CfAM@nottingham.ac.uk