ECCM Research Topic on Advanced Manufacturing of Composites

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27 September 2023

Editorial: ECCM Research Topic on advanced manufacturing of composites

Christophe Binetruy

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Baris Caglar

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Lode Daelemans

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Clemens Dransfeld

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Véronique Michaud

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Veronique Michaud

Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne

Delft University of Technology

Christophe BINETRUY

Ecole Centrale de Nantes

Ghent University

Clemens Dransfeld

Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, Delft University of Technology

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ECCM (link) is a leading conference in the field of composite materials, which takes place every 2 years in a European country, and will take place on June 22 in Lausanne, Switzerland. The main theme of the conference is composites meet sustainability, and we propose to focus for this special collection on papers related to advanced manufacturing, with sustainability in mind.

This collection aims to gather contributions from ECCM 20 related to advanced manufacturing methods and automation for composite materials, with a particular emphasis on their role in sustainability. Examples may include biocomposites, novel resin materials and polymerization techniques, low-energy manufacturing methods, process modeling, and characterization for better efficiency and reduction of waste materials.

Contributors should have submitted an abstract/paper at the conference ECCM 20 in Lausanne and should prepare research manuscripts.

ECCM (link) is a leading conference in the field of composite materials, which takes place every 2 years in a European country, and will take place on June 22 in Lausanne, Switzerland. The main theme of the conference is composites meet sustainability, and we propose to focus for this special collection on papers related to advanced manufacturing, with sustainability in mind.

This collection aims to gather contributions from ECCM 20 related to advanced manufacturing methods and automation for composite materials, with a particular emphasis on their role in sustainability. Examples may include biocomposites, novel resin materials and polymerization techniques, low-energy manufacturing methods, process modeling, and characterization for better efficiency and reduction of waste materials.

Contributors should have submitted an abstract/paper at the conference ECCM 20 in Lausanne and should prepare research manuscripts.

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Veronique Michaud

Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne

Delft University of Technology

Christophe BINETRUY

Ecole Centrale de Nantes

Ghent University

Clemens Dransfeld

Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, Delft University of Technology

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