Iban Vicario earned a degree in Materials Engineering (2004) from the EIS
Bilbao and a PhD in Condensed Matter
Chemistry from the University of Burdeux (2011). He is now the Project Manager
and Principal Investigator of the Manufacturing Processes and Materials
Platform at TECNALIA Research & Innovation. His work in ferrous and
non-ferrous casting and metallurgical processes has resulted in more than 30 publications,
participation in more than 60 R&D projects, and 15 patents, as well as
numerous presentations at national and international conferences and technical
lectures and training courses for companies. He has served as Chairman at
several World Foundry Congresses and has participated in the Technical
Commission of the Spanish Foundry Association. He was awarded the third-best
technical paper at the 73rd World Foundry Congress in 2020. His research interests
include aluminium alloys, casting technologies, high-pressure die casting,
metallurgical processes, circular economy, hydrogen technologies, and
industrial decarbonization.
Iban Vicario earned a degree in Materials Engineering (2004) from the EIS
Bilbao and a PhD in Condensed Matter
Chemistry from the University of Burdeux (2011). He is now the Project Manager
and Principal Investigator of the Manufacturing Processes and Materials
Platform at TECNALIA Research & Innovation. His work in ferrous and
non-ferrous casting and metallurgical processes has resulted in more than 30 publications,
participation in more than 60 R&D projects, and 15 patents, as well as
numerous presentations at national and international conferences and technical
lectures and training courses for companies. He has served as Chairman at
several World Foundry Congresses and has participated in the Technical
Commission of the Spanish Foundry Association. He was awarded the third-best
technical paper at the 73rd World Foundry Congress in 2020. His research interests
include aluminium alloys, casting technologies, high-pressure die casting,
metallurgical processes, circular economy, hydrogen technologies, and
industrial decarbonization.