IFSW - Institut für Strahlwerkzeuge’s Post

Research stay in Japan 🇯🇵 Scientific progress thrives on exchange with institutes all over the world - Michael Haas is currently visiting the Joining and Welding Research Institute (JWRI) at the Osaka University in Japan to promote this fact. Joint experiments at the unique X-ray facility in Osaka are planned to investigate three-dimensional capillary geometries during laser welding with simultaneous implementation of sophisticated process monitoring methods. 🤯 The joint research intensifies the cooperation between the IFSW and the #JWRI in both laser welding and X-ray evaluation. We are looking forward to the results of the great cooperation. The stay is supported by the Short-term Grants for Talents by InnovationsCampus Mobilität der Zukunft and the #Gsame scholarship, both funded by the Ministerium für Wissenschaft, Forschung und Kunst Baden-Württemberg. We would like thank Precitec - Laser Material Processing for providing the monitoring equipment. Universität Stuttgart | Stuttgarter Maschinenbau #Laser #XRay #CapillaryShape #Osaka #Sushi #Abroad #ShortTermGrant #FutureMobilityGrant #ICM

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Dr. Markus Kogel-Hollacher

Head of department R&D projects at Precitec Group | Executive Director AKL e.V.

8mo

Osaka University has always been a driving force for innovation, with ideas born out of excellent teaching. The collaboration between IFSW - Institut für Strahlwerkzeuge and #JWRI is a source of joy for all those who are passionate about laser material processing. Have fun Michael Haas with your research.

Thomas Graf

Prof. Dr. phil. nat. at University of Stuttgart

7mo

We appreciate the inspiring collaboration with #JWRI very much. Thank you!

Matthias Beranek

Industry Manager E-Mobility | Electrified Powertrain Expert bei TRUMPF Laser- und Systemtechnik GmbH | Car Afficionado

8mo

Amazing to see Tsukamoto Sensei and the JWRI colleagues in the IFSW and the other way round!

Gwenn Pallier

Product Line Manager at Cailabs - Beam-shaping to upscale laser processing - born at 349ppm

8mo

So how is Osaka Michael Haas ? Looking forward the new outputs of your research !

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