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Newsletter No. 20 / September 2018

Dear Readers,

a lot may happen if two things come together: For example, a bond between solid and lightweight materials as created by hybrid compound forging may lead to better components. And robots let chips fly when they learn how to master drilling and milling jobs. Sometimes, even more than two things come together - like high potential for work and employment, strong infrastructure and dense production networks in metropolitan areas. A new research project supports companies in regional location planning. 

Another highlight where two worlds meet: the experience day "Mädchen und Technik - MuT" (meaning Tech needs Girls), taking place on 19 November and hosted by the PZH. The aim of the girls-only workshop is to stimulate the girls' interest in STEM subjects. Read about this event and many others in our new issue of phi.

The best of two materials: light and strong at the same time
Research
The best of two materials: light and strong at the same time

IPH | Hybrid structures used in automotive lightweight design are composed of different materials as well as of bulk and sheet metal parts. Hybrid compound forging is a method to create a material bond between a steel sheet and a bulk aluminium part already during the forming process.

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Innovation requires courage — and girls!
Here & now
Innovation requires courage — and girls!

IMPT | Discovering and experiencing technology: This is the topic of the experience day “Mädchen und Technik – MuT” (meaning Tech needs Girls). On 19 November 2018, schoolgirls from 13 years and older will have the opportunity to discover STEM subjects at the PZH in Garbsen. The online registration process has started already.

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Benefits from clever site selection in metropolitan areas
Research
Benefits from clever site selection in metropolitan areas

IFA | High potential for work and employment, strong infrastructure and dense production networks: The advantages in metropolitan areas. Researchers are currently developing a trendsetting planning approach that allows companies to identify and use them for their own benefit.

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Designing parts for additive manufacturing? Here is how it works!
Here & now
Designing parts for additive manufacturing? Here is how it works!

LZH | Additively manufactured parts offer many advantages, but they must be designed differently than before. Which methods are suitable? And how can they be integrated into existing processes? Answers will be given in the workshop "Konstruktion für die Additive Fertigung" on 26 September 2018 in the LZH.

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International symposium on automation technology in Hannover
Here & now
International symposium on automation technology in Hannover

ITA | For the fifth time in a row, ITA hosts the symposium on “Automated Systems and Technologies” (AST) in cooperation with the Saint Petersburg State Polytechnic University. The conference takes place on 27 and 28 September 2018 at the Hannover Centre for Production Technology (PZH).

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Drilling and milling: Robot lets chips fly
Research
Drilling and milling: Robot lets chips fly

IFW | Conventional industrial robots are not suitable for use in machining processes. However, most recent research results present mechanisms that increase the positioning accuracy and stiffness of robots, making them usable in metal machining processes. Research at IFW increased the stiffness tenfold.

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Innovative method for the production of grinding wheels
Research
Innovative method for the production of grinding wheels

IMPT | Micro structures have a lot of advantages, but their creation is a complex process. This has motivated IMPT and IFW to develop a method for the manufacture of high-precision micro grinding tools with a flexible bond matrix: one process for two types of grinding wheels.

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