Two AMUG Scholars Pursue Careers in Additive Manufacturing

The Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) scholarship program has provided a pathway for two promising individuals to engage with the field of additive manufacturing. This initiative aims to foster talent and encourage long-term involvement in the industry.

One scholar, Amelia, is leveraging her scholarship to gain practical experience at a company specializing in metal additive manufacturing. Her work involves supporting the engineering team in various capacities, including process optimization and material characterization. Amelia's focus is on understanding the nuances of metal 3D printing and its potential applications.

Concurrently, the second scholar, Ben, is exploring the educational and research aspects of additive manufacturing. He is involved in developing curriculum materials and assisting with research projects at a university laboratory. Ben's objective is to contribute to the foundational knowledge and training necessary for the next generation of additive manufacturing professionals.

Both scholars are attending AMUG's annual conference, where they are networking with industry leaders, attending technical sessions, and presenting their findings. This exposure is crucial for their professional development and for understanding the current trends and future directions of additive manufacturing.