Summer School on Mono-materials: functional behavior through geometric design 

Mai 22, 2024
Partner
TU Dresden
Date
fall 2024, Dresden, Germany
Website
Project

Circular Design Challenge 2024

The summer school on Monomaterial is currently being redesigned into a symposium for the end of 2024 and you can find updates on this website soon!

 

 

Leaning on the original idea of a Summer School on Mono-Materials, focusing on the functional behavior of materials through innovative geometric design, we are now developing a symposium on the same topic.

This event will bring together leading experts from diverse fields to explore how mono-materials and architected materials can contribute to sustainable future applications.

Potential participants:

  • Prof. Benoit Roman (University Paris-Saclay)
  • Prof. Joanna Dauner (HTW, Dresden)
  • Prof. Axel Spickenheuer (IPF, Dresden)
  • Dr. Lorenzo Guiducci (DST, Dresden)
  • Facundo Gutierrez (Motorskins, Berlin)
  • Heidi Jalkh (University of Buenos Aires)
  • Mette Bak-Andersen
  • Matthew Gardiner (Ars Electronica, Linz)
  • Lea Schmidt (Hochschule Luzern)

About the topic: Our everyday products often use a mix of materials, complicating recycling and sustainability efforts. This summer school aims to address these challenges by showcasing research on mono-materials—materials with reduced compositional complexity—offering new opportunities for future applications.

 

For more information check this website regularly or message dst@tu-dresden.de.

Program idea for summer school:

Flyer_Summerschool_Monomaterials

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