2019 Archive
- Engineering Centenary Celebrations
- CIGRE Young Member Showcase
- UCD Researchers Develop a “Pallet-Integrated” Wireless Dynamometer for CNC Machines
- 3D printing competition invites you to ‘Shape the Future’ for a sustainable world
- The 2nd AET Symposium on SMART and ACSM Manufacturing (AET2019)
- Mechanical Engineering Lecturer is Keynote Speaker at UCD Annual Teaching and Learning Conference
- Eight UCD schools win Athena SWAN awards for gender equality commitment
- Controlling Moving and Shaking for Better Space Travel and Horse Training
- Novel “Direct Part Marking” Technology
- SFI Research Centre hosts EU Industry Day session on advanced manufacturing
- Towards Mass Production for Precision Micro/Nano Devices
- Research to improve welding process for manufacturing industries
- Top Irish jockeys back UCD engineers use of race footage to crack future helmet design
- €8 Million in government funding awarded by SEAI to innovative energy research projects across Ireland
Towards Mass Production for Precision Micro / Nano Devices
Tuesday, 5 February, 2019
"Our Research focuses on how to design, develop and manufacture small and precision components. We look to span the bridge between small-scale and large-scale production."
In part 3 of our 2019 researcher case studies we look at Dr Nan Zhang of the UCD School of Mechanical & Materials Engineering.
Many industries require precision components. Manufacturing these components can involve engineering materials and features at tiny scales, on the order of microns or even nanometers (billionths of metres).
Dr Nan Zhang at UCD School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering aims to help bring innovations in precision manufacturing from the lab-based prototypes to the large volume of manufacturing that industry needs. The research is building capacity in Ireland to enable the mass production of precision micro/nano devices.
You can find the full text of his case study here: Towards Mass Production for Precision Micro/Nano Devices