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FIRST ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING EVENT
DEDICATED TO THE AEROSPACE
INDUSTRY
Guillaume MOUHAT
A3DM, CEO
Jérôme
RASCOL
Airbus, Vice President, Head of the
Additive Layer Manufacturing Platform
Jérôme Rascol is Head of the Additive Layer Manufacturing Platform since mid-2015. His mission is to ensure a fast and pragmatic implementation of ALM technologies as future state of the art technologies for Airbus aircraft families.
Jérôme started his career in 1987 in the US in micro-electronics materials R&T, contributing to the development of a new generation of solid state microwave semi-conductors devices.
In the 90ies, he joined Aerospatiale design office in the field of systems. He led the new world-wide Air Traffic Management system development and implementation on Airbus aircraft families until certification. At this occasion, he developed a new generation of avionics architecture to become the state of the art on the A380 Program.
In 2000, Jérôme joined the A400M Program organization to lead the overall tests and facilities development including flight tests.
Early 2009, he joined the A350XWB Program organization. He led the overall aircraft systems integration tests and facilities development including flight tests preparation, until certification then entry into service of the first customer aircraft.
Jérôme holds an Engineering Degree in Materials
Physics and a PhD in Solid State Physics.
Francois XAVIER FOUBERT,
Safran Additive Manufacturing Campus Director
After a first position within the industrial group Alcatel, François Xavier Foubert joined Snecma Services in 2003 as deputy director of the Chatellerault site. Then he was in charge of the CFM56 maintenance business creation in Queretaro, Mexico and became managing director from 2006 to 2010. Then he joined Turbomeca and became industrial director in 2017. In May 2019, he became the diector of the Safran Additive Manufacturing Campus, the entity in charge to developp and manufacture the Additive Manufacturing parts for the whole of the Safran Group.
Gilles
SURDON,
Dassault Aviation, Head of engireening and process simulation
For more 25 years, Gilles Surdon is in charge of development of
manufacturing processes and numerical simulation applying on metallic and
composite materials in he Advanced Technologies Development Center of Dassault
Aviation, located at Merignac.
Guy Larnac begun his career at Aerospatiale
working on the development of thermo-structural protection system for Hermes
shuttle and ram jet project.
He then took the direction of the material
lab where all materials and processes are developed for space and civil and
military launchers applications.
Since 2012 he is in charge, for Ariane
Group, of the coordination of the materials, structures and industrialization
domain for the R&T. He is managing the strategic roadmaps and the
implementation of cooperation in this domain.
He is also member of the strategic activity
domain dedicated to materials in the Aerospace Valley competitivity cluster
where is in charge of managing the additive manufacturing roadmap.
Thomas ROHR
ESA – ESTEC, Head
of Materials and Processes Section, Mechanical Department
Sandeep RAJA
GKN Aerospace, Director
of Business development
Thomas BIELEFELD
Premium Aerotech, Senior Manager,
Head of Additive Manufacturing
Stefan PUFE
Liebherr-Aerospace Lindenberg GmbH, Director R&T
Olivier DUBOIS
Aubert et Duval, Additive manufacturing powders Business Line director
Meriadeg
REVAUD
Ariane Group, Materials and processes Engineer
David Wimpenny, Chief Technologist, has been
involved in AM research for 30 years, establishing Additive Manufacturing
research groups at both Warwick and DeMontfort Universities before joining the
newly constructed Manufacturing Technology Centre in Coventry in 2011, where he
set-up the Net Shape and Additive Manufacturing research theme which has grown
to be one of the largest activities in the MTC, driven by demand from some of
the world’s leading industrial organisations. In 2014 the MTC was awarded the
status as the National Centre for Additive Manufacturing which has the largest
array of AM equipment in Europe. David, sits on the UKs AM strategy
committee and is the author of over 90 publication in the field of AM and is an
honorary professor at Nottingham University
Tim WISCHEROPP
Fraunhofer Research
Institution for Additive Manufacturing Technologies IAPT,
Head of Division AM Design
Lionel ARNAUD
Addimalliance, CEF3D platform
scientific responsible
Lionel Arnaud is a University lecturer and researcher of the Ecole Nationale d’Ingénieurs de Tarbes (south west of France). He launched the Additive Manufacturing activities in 2016 within his laboratory. He created the Additive manufacturing platform CEF3D with the support of 6 industrial companies. He is one of the six founders of AddimAlliance, the large south west Additive Manufacturing research centre dedicated to metallic 3D printing.
Marieangela LOMBARDI
Politecnico di
Torino, Professor
Mariangela Lombardi is Associate professor in
Material Science and Technology at Politecnico di Torino (Italy). She holds a
PhD degree in Materials Science and Technology from Politecnico di Torino and
INSA (Institut National des Sciences Appliquées) of Lyon (2009). She gained
experience in the field of material research over the last 10 years. She is
involved in about 12 Regional, National or European projects focused on
materials development and optimization, characterization and testing. She was involved
in applied research in the field of materials concerning: the elaboration of
dense and porous materials for environmental or biomedical applications and
their mechanical characterization; the characterization of nanocomposite oxide
ceramic powders, studying the influence of the phase transformation on the
final microstructure of the components, and of pure and substituted
nanostructured hydroxyapatite powders, evaluating their thermal stability; the
preparation and characterization of polymer-based composites, containing
ceramic fillers able to influence their thermal or functional behavior; the
characterization of metallic samples prepared through additive manufacturing
technologies, in order to evaluate the relationship among thermal treatments,
microstructures and final properties. These research activities were carried
out in the frame of scientific collaborations with universities, such as INSA
of Lyon, MIT, EPFL, the University of Rome Tor Vergata, the AGH University of
Science and Technology, and in the frame of partnerships with GE Avio, ENI,
PRIMA INDUSTRIE, ENEL. She is Author of about 100 papers, including
publications on international papers and international conference proceedings,
in the areas of material science and engineering.
Haize GALARRAGA
Tecnalia,
Additive
Manufacturing Strategy Manager
Haize Galarraga is a Mechanical Engineer from the
University of the Basque Country (2005) and a Materials Engineer from the
Worcester Polytechnic Institute (USA) (2016). He is a researcher with more than
10 years of experience in the technical-scientific development of research
projects of national and international scope in the area of metal components
manufacturing, as well as in technological services to companies. He
specialized in Additive manufacturing during his stay in the United States
where he worked as a researcher in the "Integrative material design
Center" of the WPI in collaboration with the Oak Ridge National Labs and
published several articles related to additive manufacturing in powder bed
fusion (PBF) and direct energy deposition (DED). Within this scope, he has
given international conferences, given courses and participated in round tables
in congresses. Since 2018, he has been responsible of additive manufacturing in
the Industry and Transport Division in Tecnalia, where he coordinates the
actions related to this field. He is a member of the board of directors of
Addimat (Spanish Association of Additive Manufacturing Technologies), and
member of the Additive Manufacturing Node of the Basque Digital Industry Hub
and AMplatform (European Platform for Additive Manufacturing).
Dr. Nima SHAMSAEI
Auburn University, Director of the National Center for Additive Manufacturing Excellence
Moderator:
Max RIGAL,
Consultant, Aerospace Valley
Jean-Pierre ARGENTON
Dassault Aviation, Production Process Development Engineer. Exploratory Development Center
Project Manager, Infrastructure
Technical Support Service - IF2E, Innovation Reliability Energy Efficiency
Since 1991
in the UPSA company I developed my knowledge in the pharmaceutical industry.
Since 2015, I have been Project Manager in the Innovation and Energy Efficiency
Innovation department. With the implementation of a 3D printer in our
manufacturing workshop in 2017, a strong axis of my mission is: the promotion
to our internal customers of the additive and subtractive manufacturing
activity by example, by realizing with them improvement projects.