Prof. Van Hooreweder received his PhD in Mechanical Engineering at KU Leuven in 2013 and leads the KU Leuven Additive Manufacturing group since 2016. His team works on laser- and powder-bed-based Additive Manufacturing of polymers, metals and technical ceramics, with a focus on innovations in LPBF machine design, process understanding, new material development and analysis of functional AM part properties. He coordinates a unique AM lab (>350m²) with in-house developed and state-of-the-art commercial AM equipment. He is also director of the Leuven.AM institute which brings together over 200 researchers from the university and the university hospital in Leuven.
Prof. Van Hooreweder received his PhD in Mechanical Engineering at KU Leuven in 2013 and leads the KU Leuven Additive Manufacturing group since 2016. His team works on laser- and powder-bed-based Additive Manufacturing of polymers, metals and technical ceramics, with a focus on innovations in LPBF machine design, process understanding, new material development and analysis of functional AM part properties. He coordinates a unique AM lab (>350m²) with in-house developed and state-of-the-art commercial AM equipment. He is also director of the Leuven.AM institute which brings together over 200 researchers from the university and the university hospital in Leuven.