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Manufacturing Machines and Equipment (MME)
ZJ Pei, Ph.D.
Program Director
Manufacturing Machines and Equipment (MME) Program
Division of Civil, Mechanical and Manufacturing Innovation
Directorate for Engineering
National Science Foundation
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Science and Technology Priorities
for FY 2015 Budget
Advanced manufacturing
Clean energy
Global climate change
R&D for informed policy-making and management
Information Technology
R&D for National-Security Missions
Innovation in Biology and Neuroscience
Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education
Innovation and commercialization
Advanced Manufacturing Cluster
MME - Manufacturing Machines and Equipment (ZJ Pei)
MEP - Materials Engineering and Processing (Larry Bank,
Alexis Lewis, Mary Toney)
NM - NanoManufacturing (Khershed Cooper)
MME Program Synopsis
MME supports fundamental research that enables the development of new and/or improved manufacturing machines and equipment, and optimization of their use.
Proposals relating to a wide range of manufacturing operations are encouraged, including both subtractive and additive processes, forming, bonding/joining, and laser processing.
Of particular interest are proposals that relate to the manufacture of equipment and facilities that enable the production of energy products.
Competitive Proposals Received by MME
Competitive projects will propose hypothesis-driven research that advances the frontiers of knowledge in relevant areas.
Proposals submitted to the MME program should include a clearly articulated research (not developmental) objective and a coherent plan to accomplish the stated objective.
Both experimental and theoretical work are supported.
All proposals must include a statement outlining the societal benefits of the proposed activities.
AM/3DP 25%
Assembly 2%
Bio/medical 13%
Casting 1%
Energy manufacturing
6% Forming
5% Joining
5%
Laser processing
7%
Machine 4%
Machining 22%
Metrology 10%
MME Portfolio by Area (# of Awards)
Recent Additive Manufacturing Awards in MME
1) 3D Near Field e-Writing with Submicron Resolution
2) 3D Printing of Hierarchical Fiber-Reinforced Soft-Composites
3) 3D Printing of Smart Structural Composites by Thermoelectric Extrusion with Molecular Precision
4) 3D-Printed Porous Structure and Polymer Infiltration for Fabrication of Functionally Gradient Material with Complex Shape
5) Additive Manufacturing of Metal Parts by Electrochemical Deposition
6) Additive Manufacturing of Near-net Shape and Fully Dense Shape Memory Alloys
7) Bioprinting of Bone Tissue into Defect Sites on Animal Models in Surgery Settings
8) CAREER: 3D Printing of Heart Muscle Using Soft Hydrogels
9) CAREER: An Integrated Research and Educational Program to Understand Nano Additive Manufacturing by Electrochemical Deposition
10) CAREER: Hybrid Approach to Direct-Write Based Micro and Nano Manufacturing
11) CAREER: Hybrid Bioprinting of Engineered Vascularized Endocrine Tissues
12) CAREER: Mask Video Projection Based Additive Manufacturing at the Micro-scale over Large Areas
13) CAREER: Multiobjective Learning Control Strategies for Additive Manufacturing
14) CAREER: Pushing the Boundaries: Advancing the Science of Micro-Additive Manufacturing
15) Collaborative Research: Battery Electrode Fabrication through Innovative Powder based Additive Manufacturing
16) Collaborative Research: Modeling and Characterization of Transition Joints Made by Friction Surfacing Based Additive Manufacturing (FSAM)
17) Combinatorial Additive Manufacturing Approach for Fabricating Nano/Micro 3D Structures
18) Digital Fabrication of High-Temperature Metals Using Selective Inhibition of Sintering
19) Drop-on-Demand Deposition of Complex Fluids for 3-D Manufacturing
20) Electric Field Guided Micro Additive Manufacturing Process
21) Electrochemical Infiltration of Selective Laser Sintered Preforms
22) Freeform Fabrication of Multifunctional Nanocomposites via Selective Laser Sintering
23) GOALI/Collaborative Research: Additive manufacturing for a highly efficient artificial photosynthesis device with multi-layer interconnected channels and micro-porous structures
24) GOALI/Collaborative Research: Integrated Microstructure and Melt Pool Dimension Control for Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing
25) GOALI: Collaborative Research: Process Development across Alloy Systems for Powder Bed Additive Manufacturing
26) GOALI: Collaboration on Novel Materials and Methods for 3D Printing of Microscale Medical Devices
27) GOALI: Novel Piezoelectric Device Fabrication Using Digital Projection based Additive Manufacturing
28) GOALI: Online Defect Detection and Mitigation Method for Incipient Anomalies in Additive Manufacturing Processes
29) High Fidelity Additive Manufacturing at the Micro-scale
30) Hybrid Direct Manufacturing Production
31) In Situ Characterization of Effect of Rapid Thermal Cycling During Additive Manufacturing on Deformation-Induced Transformations and Micro-Mechanical Properties
32) Integrated Microstructure and Melt Pool Dimension Control for Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing
33) Integrating Inkjet Printing with Nanoporous Structures for High-throughput Manufacturing of 3D Heterogeneous Nanostructures
34) Investigation of Electrohydrodynamic 3D Printing for Super-Resolution Additive Manufacturing
35) Iterative Process Control for Laser Metal Deposition
36) Modeling and Characterization of Transition Joints Made by Friction Surfacing Based Additive Manufacturing (FSAM)
37) Multi-Material, Multi-Layer Devices Enabled by High Aspect Ratio Micro-Extrusion
38) Multiscale Structure-Mechanical Property Investigation of Additive Manufactured Components for Development of a Reliable Qualification Method
39) Realizing 3-D Printing and Patterning of Metals at Room Temperature
40) Sensing and Control of Photopolymerization-based Additive Manufacturing Processes
41) Shock Wave Induced Freeform Technique (SWIFT) for Manufacturing of Diamond Microtools
42) Thermomechanical and Powder Sintering Aspects in Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing - Applications to Overhang Support Designs
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NSF Workshop on Frontiers of Additive Manufacturing Research and Education; Arlington, Virginia; 11-12 July 2013
• Co-funded by 14 NSF programs
• 177 registered participants
• 13 presentations (http://nsfam.mae.ufl.edu/Schedule.htm)
• Workshop report available at http://nsfam.mae.ufl.edu/2013NSFAMWorkshopReport.pdf
NSF Workshop on Educational Needs and Opportunities in Additive Manufacturing; Arlington, Virginia; April 10-11, 2014
• Co-funded by 3 NSF programs
• 66 participants
• 17 presentations (http://www.enge.vt.edu/nsfamed/)
• Workshop report available at http://www.enge.vt.edu/nsfamed/NSF_AM_Ed_Workshop_Report.pdf
NSF Workshop on Environmental Implications of Additive Manufacturing; Arlington, Virginia; October 14-15, 2014
• Co-funded by 2 NSF programs
• 96 participants
• 8 invited speakers (http://nsfamenv.wilsoncenter.org/speakers.html)
• Workshop report not available yet
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