Dear Colleague: We would like to invite you to the eighth International Congress on 3D Printing(Additive Manufacturing) Technologies and Digital Industry (3D-PTC2024) which will take place from 6 to 8 September 2024 in Antalya, TURKEY. The aim of the congress is to bring together universities, industrial organizations, and public institutions from different countries, and to discuss theoretical and practical issues in the fields of 3D printing(Additive Manufacturing) technologies and digital industry. Your prospective, valuable contributions on this field will be evaluated by the scientific committee and the ones approved to be presented will also be published in the conference abstract e-book.
“All accepted papers will be published in supporting journals” 3D Printing(Additive Manufacturing) Technologies and Digital Industry encourages multidisciplinary engineering, medical, dental and practioners.
Academics and professionals to identify the challenges and discuss solutions for 3D printing technologies and digital industry welcome scientific and practical contributions from different disciplines and fields. We are very pleased to invite you to the eighth International Congress on 3D Printing(Additive Manufacturing) Technologies and Digital Industry (3D-PTC2024) Congress. Wish to see you all. The congress meets the new associate professorship criteria for participants in Turkey. 3D-PTC2024 Organizing Committee Dear participants, Due to the digital approach used in Europe and the world in recent years, 3D-PTC2024 Our congress will be held both face to face and online. ANTALYA BELEK UNIVERSITY Congress and Culture Center, Antalya, TURKIYE. Friday to Sunday (09:30 AM to 06:00 PM) September 6 to 8, 2024 3D Printing for Cultural Heritage - Study cases Prof.Dr. Daniela Popescu, Vice Rector
Professor Daniela Popescu, Ph.D., Eng., is Vice Rector of the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania, since 2016. In her role, she oversees university management, spearheads European projects, and fosters relations with enterprises. Professor Popescu deliver the lectures of Digital Production at the Faculty of Industrial Engineering and Robotics, where she significantly contributes to the academic and research landscape through her expertise in industrial engineering.
As an esteemed PhD supervisor, she guides research in digitalization, virtual reality, modeling, and simulation, fields where she has authored numerous scientific papers and led cutting-edge research projects. Her leadership extends beyond academia, having directed or participated in several European Research -funded projects focused on e-manufacturing, digital innovation hubs, and artificial intelligence.
Professor Popescu's management prowess is further demonstrated through her previous roles, including department head and faculty dean. Her tenure has been marked by the successful initiation and implementation of various European Union projects aimed at enhancing competitiveness, human resource development, and regional operational programs. She has been instrumental in promoting an entrepreneurial university culture, facilitating expertise and sector-oriented mentoring to support entrepreneurial endeavors among students, faculty, and staff.
Her collaboration with enterprises has initiated innovative technological projects, establishing partnerships that serve as a conduit for local ecosystem connections and synergies. Professor Popescu is deeply committed to advancing diversity and inclusion within the technology sector, with a particular focus on supporting Women in Technology. Her multifaceted contributions to academia, research, and industry collaboration underscore her dedication to excellence and innovation in engineering and technology.
email: daniela.popescu@muri.utcluj.ro Phone number: Technical University Cluj-Napoca, Romania Str. Memorandumului nr. 28
3D Printing of Glassy Carbon
Jan Torgersen is Chair of Materials Science at the School of Engineering and Design at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and Head of the Materials Testing Office for Mechanical Engineering. Torgersen studied Industrial and Mechanical Engineering at the Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien), where he graduated from the Institute for Materials Science with a degree in engineering (Dipl.- Ing.) in 2010 and received his doctorate in technical sciences (Dr. techn.) in 2013. He pioneered the fabrication of hydrogels using two-photon lithography, a high-resolution lithography-based additive manufacturing technology that can be used to produce three-dimensional devices over multiple length scales, from sub 100 nm to the cm scale. His interest in the interplay between the nanoscale and the mesoscale brought him to Stanford University, where he worked at the Nanoscale Prototyping Laboratory (NPL) on materials for energy conversion and storage starting early 2014. He focused on thin film components such as capacitors for DRAM production, buffer layers for solar cells and catalytic layers for fuel cells. In 2016, he was appointed Associate Professor at the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), where he continued his work at the interface between surface functionality and device topology. He worked on metallic biomaterials, specifically on reducing stress corrosion cracking of Mg alloys and on surface and topology optimization to improve the biological properties of Ti-based implants. He also dealt with the topology optimization of lens arrays to increase the efficiency of components for energy conversion, in particular solar cells, and fuel cells, for which tailored manufacturing processes based on lithography and thin-film technology were developed. In 2020 he habilitated at NTNU and was appointed to TUM in 2022, where Torgersen continues his work in the field of creating and optimizing materials for energy conversion and storage.
Technical University of Munich
email: jan.torgersen@tum.de Phone number: Technical University of Munich
TUM School of Engineering and Design Boltzmannstr. 15
85748 Garching, GERMANY Effects of Heat Treatments on Mechanical and Surface Properties of 3D Printed Titanium Alloys for Aviation Dr. RAMAZAN ASMATULU
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Wichita State University
1845 Fairmount Street
Wichita, KS 67260-0133
(316) 978-6368 (O)
ramazan.asmatulu@wichita.edu
3d Printing Technology in Construction on Earth and on Space Bodies
Professor Y. Cengiz Toklu, Ph. D.
Professor Toklu obtained his BS and MS degrees in Civil Engineering from Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkiye and his doctorate from Universite de Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris VI), Paris, France. In his professional life he directed and/or supervised numerous giant projects in Turkiye. In academic life he taught in several universities starting with Middle East Technical University, serving in many cases as Department Head or Dean. Being a member of several technical and scientific international and national organizations, he is currently affiliated to Istanbul Aydin University. His research interests include application of optimization techniques to engineering, space civil engineering, nonlinear analysis of structures, engineering education, construction scheduling and 3D printing in construction technology. In the last field his research is mainly on optimization of extruder movements, applications on Earth and future applications on space bodies.
Phone: Web:https://cengiztoklu.com Mobile: email: cengiztoklu@gmail.com Digital Technologies in Practice – Transforming Knowledge into Added Value Balázs Barta graduated as an economist at the Budapest University of Economics.
He had executive management studies at Wharton (USA) and Insead (France).
It was followed by a PhD, that he earned summa cum laude at Material Science and Engineering Institute of University of West Hungary.
He started to work at a multinational company in various positions, up to Trade Marketing Director.
In 2007 he established Pannon Business Network, that is a research transfer organization.
Digital innovation hub of PBN was founded in 2017, that is called am-LAB. As a result of constant development, it was awarded the best DIH in Europe in 2021.
In 2020 an additional division was established, where the focus is on digitalization in social care.
Under his management 105 international research and partnership projects have been implemented with over 500 European partners.
He holds multiple positions, like member of the advisory board of EIT Manufacturing East GmbH in Vienna, national representative at the Chamber of Industry and Trade, Working Group leader for Artificial Intelligence in the Danube Region.
Fax: +36 94 505 004
Phone: +36 94 505 003 Web: www.pbn.hu Mobile: +36 30 915 03 40 Office: Hungary, H-9700 Szombathely Zanati street 32-36. Before June, 20, 2024 Authors may present only 2 papers (as co–author or participating author). Additional fee(+€15/250TL) will be charged for Late registration (After June,20, 2024) Participants from Turkey should pay in Turkish Liras, and International participants should pay in Euro (€). Registration fees are non-refundable (Oral/Poster Presenters) & Online
- Coffee breaks/Lunch Co-authors, accompanying person etc.
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Where
When
Invited Speakers
Prof. Dr. Daniela Popescu
Prof. Dr. Jan Torgersen
Prof. Dr. Ramazan Asmatulu
Prof. Dr. Y. Cengiz Toklu
Dr. Balázs Barta
September 6 - 8, 2024
09:00 AM - 06:00 PM ANTALYA BELEK UNIVERSITY
Congress and Culture Center, Antalya, TURKIYE
Pricing Table
In-Person Participants Fee
(Delegates from Other Countries)
1000 TL
(Delegates from Turkey)
750TL
(Students, Do not work in any institution)
- Certificate of participation
- E-abstract book
- Conference program
Listeners
- Certificate of participation
- Conference program
- Accompanying person and student audience will be given an online congress participation certificate.Listeners
- Conference program/Lunch
- Coffee breaks
- Certificate of participation
-Topics Of The Congress
Medical Applications for 3D Printing
Aplication Fields
Digital Industry
Design, Modelling and Analysis
Mechanical Properties of Filaments
Program – Control Technologies