AddME Lab

Quicker, cheaper quality control of safety-critical metal components. By studying how light reflects from the surface of metals, engineers can now tell if manufactured parts meet quality control standards. @AddMELab @SpringerNature eng.cam.ac.uk/news/quicker-c…

New innovations in #DRMofCrystals! By imaging the microstructure of metals directly on the (complex) surface of engineering parts, we are one step closer to digitising quality control of components for Industry 4.0: rdcu.be/d16Mh Exciting (but safe!) times ahead!

The first TPMS meeting has come to an end. It's been such an incredible experience that we will have to do it all over again ;)

Closing up with Evan’s lecture

Next stop: Armstrong’s lecture

Cottrell’s lecture starts the afternoon session

And now time to hear about Tipper

Next up Laue and Kikuchi

Kicking off day 2 of TPMS with the Sorby’s lecture

Finishing off with Hartherly!

Moving on to Frank’s lecture!

Next up: Calphad!

Here’s the Eagar’s lecture kicking off the afternoon session!

Next up: Coolidge’s lecture

Kicking off with Brigman’s lecture

And so it begins…

Just one week to go to our lecture series at the meeting of The Past Metallurgists Society! This is a last call to register if you don’t want to miss this unique event: eventbrite.com/e/the-past-met…

-20 days to TPMS @stjohnscam!!! Have you registered yet? sites.google.com/view/pastmetal…

#TPMS update: check out the program on the event website: sites.google.com/view/pastmetal… We still have some places left to attend in-person, make sure to register and secure a seat!

Exciting updates about The Past Metallurgists Society! Here's the complete list of lectures: sites.google.com/view/pastmetal…) And we have received financial support from The Royce Institute, the Advanced Metallic Systems CDT in Sheffield, and Cambridge! Have you registered yet???