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Freemelt Establishes Advisory Board to Drive Innovation and Industrialization of Additive Manufacturing
Freemelt Establishes Advisory Board to Drive Innovation and Industrialization of Additive Manufacturing

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To accelerate progress in additive manufacturing (AM) and support the industry’s transformation, Freemelt is establishing an Advisory Board composed of leading industry experts. The goal is to create a platform for open dialogue, knowledge sharing, and collaboration that drives AM development forward.Freemelt aims to take an active role in driving innovation and industrialization of AM by combining advanced technology with strategic partnerships. AM has the potential to play a critical role in addressing global challenges, such as rising energy demand and the development of alternative energy sources like fusion, while also contributing to Europe’s increase in defense capability. The technology further enables large-scale regional manufacturing and improved productivity.Members of the Freemelt Advisory Board:Professor Arunodaya BhattacharyaChair in Fusion Energy, University of Birmingham / Former Chief Technologist, UKAEAProfessor Bhattacharya is an internationally recognized expert in advanced materials for fusion and fission. Previously, he held senior roles at the UK Atomic Energy Authority and Oak Ridge National Laboratory in the United States. With extensive experience in global research programs, he now contributes to the development of next-generation fusion reactors, focusing on materials engineered to withstand extreme environments.Göran BacklundDirector, Business Development & Strategy, Saab Dynamics ABGöran Backlund brings over 30 years of experience in defense and aerospace technology. He has been instrumental in Saab’s adoption of AM and has led the company’s internal AM group since 2013. Under his leadership, Saab achieved several milestones, including flight-qualified 3D-printed components. Göran is also active within AMEXCI, supporting the advancement of industrial additive manufacturing in Sweden.Dr. Ola HarryssonEdward P. Fitts Distinguished Professor, NC State UniversityDr. Harrysson is a pioneer in metal-based additive manufacturing with more than 25 years of research experience. As head of CAMAL at NC State University, he has driven the development of medical AM solutions, including customized orthopedic implants and osseointegrated prostheses. His work bridges engineering, medicine, and industrial application of AM technology.ContactsDaniel Gidlund, CEO070-246 45 01Certified AdvisorEminova Fondkomission [email protected] UsFr...
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