
The iMED Lab @RITEngineering specializes in the design of material systems, biomanufacturing, additive and hybrid manufacturing. insta: imed_lab_rit
Rochester, NY
Joined September 2019
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By combining additive and subtractive methods, we can create parts with unique properties and geometries.
This gear is half mild steel (rusted) and half stainless steel. 🔧
#additivemanufacturing #manufacturing #machining
"The moon reflected on water"
In actuality, this is how fire is seen in front of a mirror.
#thatsnomoon #mirrorreflections #Science #Engineering
“Failure is success in progress.” – Albert Einstein
Sometimes you get spaghetti...
#phdlife #failedexperiment #tryagain
3D printing PCL/HAp on BioX
Compression testing PCL/HAp in a fluid to mimic in vivo conditions
#3Dprinting #BioX
Habemus Dr. Ramesh!
On April 22, 2022 Sri defended his dissertation. We are extremely proud of him!
#PhD #PhDhat #Dissertation
Our DED now has wire printing capabilities! We can now deposit powder and wire with our hybrid system.
#3Dprinting #metalPrints #stainlesssteel
3D printing parts in PLA to see how they will turn out before machining them = time & material savings
#3Dprinting #CNC #Machining
CT scan showing porosity within a stainless steel print and at the substrate-deposition interface. Porosity is undesirable as it can lead to cracks.
#Metal3DPrinting #3DPrinting #DED #stainless #porosity
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Jake Hamilton is a PhD student in ISE
"My research involves improving the strength and material quality in 3D printed metals. As reliance on sustainable remanufacturing and repair grows, advanced manufacturing technologies are key to widening the scope of applications."
iMED Lab retweeted
Human-centered engineers is what we (Industrial Engineers) are... see our people and facilities @_RITEngineering @RITtigers.
youtu.be/POGpqy6S74Y – at Brighton, NY
Solid representation from the iMED team at the #IISEAnnual2021! The presentations were in the Manufacturing and Design track @IISEMD, check them out if you can!
@_RITEngineering @iisenet
Looks like a rainbow or butterfly?
Aluminum 6061 friction stir spot welded sample stained with Weck's reagent. These beautiful colors can be seen with a polarized microscope.
#MaterialsScience #ColorMetallography
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Working together, but safely distant, in RIT’s research labs rit.edu/news/working-togethe… via @RITTigers #RIT































