IMAT Panel Session:  Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Technologies

IMAT Panel Discussion

Wednesday, October 18 | 10:30 a.m -12:00 p.m | Exhibit Hall A – Industry Forum

Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Technologies

Moderator:
David Furrer, Dr.-Eng., FASM
Principal Technical Fellow and Discipline Lead – Materials and Processes, Pratt & Whitney

Panelists:
Christopher J. Misorski, FASM, Product Development & Engineering, Mercury Marine – ASM Representative
Jay Demarest, FASM, IBM – EDFAS Society
Thomas Ackerson, Blue Origin – FAS Society
Arvind Agarwal, College of Engineering and Computing, Florida International University – TSS Society
Laura E. Moyer, PhD, FASM, Lehigh University – IMS Society
Marvin Barnes, NASA – Heat Treating Society

The “Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Technologies” panel is a debate of experts from various material societies who convene to share their insights on the impact of new materials and manufacturing technologies in their respective fields. This panel provides a platform for attendees to give feedback and discuss the latest advancements in materials science, engineering, and technology. The discussion topics will include materials for high performance and critical applications such as materials for aerospace and automotive, smart materials, and will provide an update on the development status of advanced manufacturing technologies including additive manufacturing, among others. It will begin with an opening statement/comment by each panelist, which will be followed by questions to the panelists from the audience. By bringing together a diverse group of experts, the panel aims to foster collaboration, share knowledge, and identify areas for future research and development. Ultimately, the goal of this panel is to advance the field of materials science and engineering and improve an understanding of the impact of materials on the quality of life.