UltraMAT
Power ultrasound as a generic tool for micro/nanoscale processing of metals
The objective of the UltraMAT project is to develop a novel generic technology for materials processing of fluid and semi fluid phases that are widespread in manufacturing e.g. in the welding and adhesive joining of components, the manufacture of bulk composite components, in traditional and PM (HIP). The UltraMAT project is supported by Innovate UK (Project Ref. 102802).
UltraMAT is a three year project and it commenced on March 2017, with the participation of 8 organisations from Industry and academia.
- InnotecUK – Project Coordinator
- Brunel Innovation Centre
- Cambridge Nanomaterials Technology Ltd
- Carrs Welding Technologies Ltd
- Cedar Metals Ltd
- KW Special Projects Ltd
- NquiringMinds Ltd
- TISICS Ltd
UltraMAT Open Day Workshop 2019
The UltraMAT Open Day Workshop 2019, took place in Cambridge, on the 7th March at Hughes Hall Cambridge (more information can be found under the “Workshops” page).
The next Open Day will be on February 2020 in Cambridge (venue to be confirmed). If you are interested in receiving more information, please send an email to: info@ultramat.co.uk.
UltraMAT Open Day 2019
Partners
UltraMAT Project Ref. 102802
Innovate UK is the UK’s innovation agency
Innovate UK is an executive non-departmental public body, sponsored by the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy.
News
UltraMAT Open Day 2019 – Hughes Hall Cambridge, 7 March 201911th March 2019 - 2:21 pmThe UltraMAT Open Day 2019 Workshop took place in Hughes Hall College in Cambridge on the 7 March, with the participation of around 40 delegates from 22 UK organisations. This event had exhibits from all UltraMAT Partners and from the UK funded GRAPHOSITE project. This was a good opportunity for participants to learn about the […]
UltraMAT participation at the nanoMAT3D meeting – Cambridge15th July 2019 - 5:04 pmMembers from the UltraMAT project were invited to participate at the Nanomaterials for 3D Printing 2019 Workshop (nanoMAT3D). This workshop was linked with activities related to development of use of nanomaterials and metal composites for electrically conductive applications, including nano-carbon materials (UltraWire). This event took place on the 10th and 11th July 2019 at Wolfson […]