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Fabrication Mechanisms Lab
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A field that studies fabrication mechanisms at the Multi-dimensional Fabrication Research Center of the Joining and Welding Research Institute.
AboutAbout the lab
A field based at the Multi-dimensional Fabrication Research Center.
The Fabrication Mechanisms Lab is a field based at the Multi-dimensional Fabrication Research Center, which is attached to the Joining and Welding Research Institute of Osaka University.
The center has the following fields: Green Fabrication, Additive Manufacturing, Fabrication Mechanisms, Laser Fabrication, and Advanced Fabrication.
The faculty members listed for this field also belong to the Composite Mechanisms field (Kondo Lab) in the Joining Mechanism Research Division.
The Kondo Lab is a cooperating chair of the Graduate School's Division of Mechanical Engineering (Micro Mechanical Science Division), and lists a metal additive manufacturing system and a scanning electron microscope among its lab equipment.
Key terms
- Metal additive manufacturing
- A processing method that builds up metal material layer by layer to form a shape.
- Scanning electron microscope
- An instrument that directs an electron beam at a sample to view its surface at high magnification.
- Cooperating chair
- A chair in which faculty from an institute or similar organization cooperate with a graduate school division to supervise students.
MembersFaculty
The members of the Kondo Lab (Composite Mechanisms field) consist of faculty, visiting professors, visiting researchers, project researchers, and doctoral, master's, and undergraduate students.
- ProfessorKatsuyoshi Kondo
- ProfessorJunko Umeda
- LecturerShota Kariya
- Assistant ProfessorAmarada Issariyapat
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