The Manufacturing and Scale Up (MSU) Special Interest Group (SIG) focuses on activities related to manufacturing of metamaterials, particularly with a view to scale-up of activities from lab to factory. We are interested in manufacturing of metamaterials with any end-use application and across all feature and product length scales.
We are committed to supporting more effective transfer of knowledge from metamaterials researchers to industrial manufacturing, and to drawing in new manufacturing-focused academics and industrialists into the metamaterials community.
As our activities are so closely related to the interests of other SIGs, we will work in close collaboration with all the other SIGs to promote the discussion of manufacturing related issues of metamaterial designs from an early stage in their development.
In this way we will strengthen the ability of metamaterials designers to realise the structures required and provide new opportunities for manufacturing metamaterial products for manufacturing specialists.
Lead(s)
Nicholas Grant
University of Warwick
Chris Tuck
University of Nottingham
Events
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13Dec
Human vision applications of flexible metasurfaces
Time: 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Registration Deadline: 13 December 202114Dec
Metamaterials Colloquium: ‘Manufacturing Metamaterials: The Ultimate Materials Engineering Challenge?’- Dr Claire Dancer (University of Warwick)
Time: 10:00 am
Registration Deadline: 14 December 2021Jobs
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PhD Studentship: All-optical modulation for optical computation and imaging
Organisation: University of Exeter
Closing Date: 24/01/2022
There are currently 144 Manufacturing and Scale Up members in our Expert Database
View in expert database Arseny Alexeev
WaveOptics (Snap Inc.)
Adam Armitage
MBDA UK
Meisam Askari
St Andrews University
Milo Baraclough
DSTL
THOMAS BASSETT
MBDA UK
Jeremy Baumberg
University of Cambridge
Sam Brooks
City, University of London
Celia Butler
Synopsys
Qiong Cai
University of Surrey
Toby Campbell
BAE Systems
Fernando Castro
National Physical Laboratory
Gregory Chaplain
Imperial College London
Martin Charlton
University of Southampton
Xianzhong Chen
Heriot-Watt University
James Churm
University of Birmingham
Andrew Comley
AWE
Iago Diez
University of Exeter
Bruce Drinkwater
University of Bristol
ANKUR DWIVEDI
Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India
Aluna Everitt
University of Oxford
Alexandros FERESIDIS
University of Birmingham
Nikolaj Gadegaard
University of Glasgow
Richard Hague
University of Nottingham
Pete Hobson
QinetiQ
Xiaonan Hou
Lancaster University
Noé Jiménez
Instituto de Instrumentación para Imagen Molecular, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas
James Johnstone
Advanced Material Development
Zafer Kazanci
Queen's University Belfast, UK
Felix Langfeldt
Univeristy of Southampton
Rosa Letizia
Lancaster University
Gianluca Memoli
University of Sussex
Claudio Paoloni
Lancaster University
John Phair
Pyreos Ltd
Simon Pope
University of Sheffield
michael sloan
Technical Composite Systems Ltd
Alf Smith
Centre for Process Innovation
Anton Souslov
University of Bath
Ravi Sundaram
Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology
Stefan Szyniszewski
University of Durham
Mahmoud Wagih
University of Southampton
Han Wang
University of Nottingham
Bernard Watts
Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche
Roger Wise
Ultrawise innovation Ltd