Welcome to EBAM 2020

The recent weeks have shown that a live EBAM is not reasonable this year. Therefore, EBAM moves into the virtual world. The presentations are pre-recorded and will be made available to all participants two weeks prior and a limited time after the conference dates from 5 to 7 October 2020.

We are currently planning the new format to bring you the most suitable EBAM conference that the current circumstances allow. Abstract submission is reopened until 7 Aug 2020 to give you the opportunity to present your latest research.

EBAM is the acronym for International Conference on Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing. The conference aims to discuss specific challenges and opportunities for additive manufacturing offered by the electron beam. EBAM 2020 brings together researchers and industrial users to accomplish improvements in this technology. The conference will be held online only from 5 – 7 October 2020.

Since the first EBAM in 2016, the interest in this topic has increased even further with an enormous number of submissions from around the world. We hope that the wide range of inspiring talks — including the invited keynote presentations from academics as well as industry in combination with high-quality poster presentations — initiates various fruitful discussions and future cooperation.

The scientific focus of EBAM 2020 includes but is not limited to the following topics:

  • Powder manufacturing and powder recovery
  • Process observation and control
  • New/Modified EBAM technologies
  • Processing and properties of all kind of metallic/intermetallic alloys and composites
  • Secondary and finishing operations
  • Modelling and simulation

Please find further information about the conference, feel free to read about past EBAM conferences or subscribe to our mailing list for updates.

EBAM is organised by the Chair of Materials Science and Engineering for Metals (WTM) together with the Cluster of Excellence Engineering of Advanced Materials (EAM).

Organisation is supported by the Joint Institute of Advanced Materials and Processes (ZMP) and the Collaborative Research Centers “Additive Manufacturing” (SFB 814) and “Superalloy Single Crystals” (SFB/TR 103).