NICHe Chiba Lab news
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2023.04.01
Chiba laboratory has moved to NICHe.
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2023.04.01
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2023.04.01
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Chiba Lab news until 2022
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2021.11.11
Our paper "Spreading behavior of Ti‒48Al‒2Cr‒2Nb powders in powder bed fusion additive manufacturing process: experimental and discrete element method study" has been accepted in Additive Manufacturing.
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2021.11.10
Our paper "Synergetic strengthening in HfMoNbTaTi refractory high-entropy alloy via disordered nanoscale phase and semicoherent refractory particle" has been accepted in Materials & Design.
Chiba Laboratory is located at Tohoku University Institute for Materials Research.
I have been involved in metal additive manufacturing research for many years.
By utilizing 3D printing technology for metal additive manufacturing, we will carry out efficient development and demonstration experiments.In 2023, we will move our affiliation to the Tohoku University Joint Research Center for Future Science and Technology (NICHe) and start a new project.
The ``Project to develop new metal additive manufacturing technology and create new materials and material processing processes based on it'' will further revolutionize metal 3D printers.
- Biomedical Co-Cr Alloys
- Co–Ni-based Superalloys
- Titanium Alloys for Aerospace Applications
- Intelligent Forging Process
- Additive Manufacturing / Electron Beam Melting (EBM)
- Simulations
Structural Metallic Materials, Microstructural Evolution, Plastic Deformation, Electron Beam Melting (EBM)
