Centre for Additive Manufacturing
Future formulation for 3d printing

Research on Additive Manufacturing Processes

Additive manufacturing processes have seen burgeoning capabilities in the past decade including:

  • increases in speed 
  • material qualification 
  • design systems 
  • applications development
 

Such processes have enabled an unprecedented freedom of design in conjunction with a wide range of materials.

Amongst the processes researched at the Centre for Additive Manufacturing are included:

The Centre for Additive Manufacturing has a variety of commercial and bespoke AM equipment, as well as advanced  characterisation tools to support our research. They cover features in the nano, micro and macro scale and applications, from consumer 3D printing to high-end metallic, polymeric and biomaterial-compatible systems. To learn more about our systems, check the Facilities page. 

Centre for Additive Manufacturing

Faculty of Engineering
The University of Nottingham
Nottingham, NG7 2RD


email: CfAM@nottingham.ac.uk