ExOne Printer Added to the FAMES Lab
ExOne Innovent+ joins the ranks of the FAMES Lab's 3D printer fleet.
FAMES Lab News
First Publication in Nanoscale Research Letters
The members of the FAMES Lab co-author their first publication, a review of the outlooks of the array of novel application of VLSI-Fi technology.
Installation of the Optogear Glass Lathe
OptoGear's glass lathe is now installed at the FAMES Lab. OptoGear's engineering team came for two weeks from Finland to calibrate it along with our draw tower.
The FAMES Lab installs its high precision multifunction draw tower
In the process of the laboratory's construction, the tower has finally been assembled and passed preliminary calibration tests by OptoGear's team, en route for commisioning.
Cheng Wu Innovation Challenge awarded to FAMES Lab student teams
Student teams earned $10,000 and $2,500 for their innovations in a tissue engineering device and 3D printed glass fiber preforms, respectively.
Prof. Gumennik U.S. Patent 10,131,095 issued to Formlabs Inc.
Prof. Gumennik’s invention “Techniques of Additive Fabrication using an Aspheric Lens” has been granted U.S. Patent 10,131,095 issued on November 20, 2018.
Prof. Gumennik's U.S. Patent 10,112,321 issued to MIT
Prof. Gumennik’s invention “High-Pressure In-Fiber Particle Generation With Precise Dimensional Control” has been granted a U.S. Patent 10,112,321 issued on October 30, 2018.
3D Bioprinter Offers New Experimental Opportunities for FAMES Lab
The acquisition of a CELLINK BIO X 3D bioprinter expands the possibilities for tissue engineering and 3D printing technology within the FAMES Lab.
FAMES Lab adds Stratasys Fortus 450mc to its 3D printer’s arsenal
The Fortus 450mc production series performance system from Stratasys offers accuracy and faster manufacturing making it a great addition to FAMES Lab.
Arrival of Optogear's Glass Lathe at the FAMES Lab
The glass lathe will alow our laboratory to produce precise optical surfaces in glass or other optical materials to integrate in our fibers.
Professor Gumennik, member of the newly founded Center for Quantum Information Science and Engineering
$3 million awarded to a four-year collaborative effort to establish a Center for Quantum Information Science and Engineering.
The tapering setup, our new addition
The tapering setup is an elaborate fiber drawing project and its delivery is yet another checkpoint crossed for the FAMES Lab.
Our drawing tower crossed the Atlantic
One of the most advanced drawing tower has finally arrived from Finland to our lab. Welcome to the mid-west!
Presenting fiber concepts for bio-synthetic applications at the EnCON 2017 IEEE Conference
Exposing nano-engineered fiber devices for biosynthetic interfaces.
Students presented a poster at IUPUI-Johns Hopkins 2nd Annual Symposium
The FAMES Lab students showcase the potential of fibers in regenerative medecine.
Behavior of freezing water could open door to technological advances
Optimization of solar cells by quenching molten Si-Ge droplets to a dendritic morphology.
Alexander Gumennik helps unveil an innovative 3D printer
Innovation of laser-sintering powder-bed printer through Fuse 1's optical technology.
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