Additive Manufacturing of Metals: The Technology, Materials, Design and Production / Springer Series in Advanced Manufacturing (PDF)

WA. and GE Aircraft Engines at Evendale before coming to work at Garrett in Phoenix in 1981. At Garrett/Allied Signal/Honeywell, he has been working in the Life Methods Group for the past 32 years, characterizing alloys, creating mechanical property, fatigue and creep rate models, developing life prediction codes, and establishing fractographic knowledge useful in failure analysis.



Dr. Soeren Wiener is the Director of Technology and Advanced Operations at Honeywell Aerospace, where he oversees the development and deployment of game-changing manufacturing technologies into the global supply chain. Dr. Wiener earned a Master's Degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Technical University (TH) in Karlsruhe, Germany with an emphasis on production technology and computer aided design. After joining AlliedSignal (later Honeywell) he earned his Doctorate in Mechanical Engineering from the Technical University in Dresden, Germany as an external candidate with an emphasis on closed-loop systems for design, manufacturing, and inspection of highly stressed aerospace components. Prior to his current role with Honeywell, Dr. Wiener was Director of Quality in Mechanical Repair and Overhaul. Additionally, he led manufacturing engineering, customer quality and turbine engine overhaul organizations. He began his career as a design engineer specializing in gear and coupling designs. Dr. Wiener is currently focused on achieving full-scale production of FAA-certified engine hardware using metal 3D printing and other novel manufacturing processes.







Dr. Francisco Medina PhD, is the Technology Leader for additive manufacturing at EWI. Previously, he was a senior specialist in materials development at Arcam where he managed Arcam's relationships and R&D activities in North America. Medina received a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering in 2000, a master's degree in 2005 and a doctorate in materials science in 2013, all from the University of Texas at El Paso. He has been involved in additive manufacturing since 2000, focusing his attention in the metals additive manufacturing methods area for rapid material development and low-cost powder manufacturing. Medina's work in the additive manufacturing industry has been published in numerous journals and conference proceedings. He has been recognized with several awards, including first place in EBM's Users Group Meeting Part Completion for Best Creative Part, Outstanding Paper by Emerald Group Publishing, the 2007 Emerald Literati Network Award for Excellence and the 2004 RTAM/SME Dick Aubin Distinguished Paper Award. He holds nine additive manufacturing patents, with several other patents pending. Medina is the former chair of the Additive Manufacturing Community. Professional Affiliations SME, MRS, ASTM International and TMS.



Brian Baughman is currently a Principal Engineer with Honeywell Aerospace, where he works in the Additive Manufacturing Technology Center located in Phoenix, AZ. His primary role is currently focused on the introduction of additive manufacturing technologies into the manufacturing supply chain. Mr. Baughman earned BS and MS degrees in Welding Engineering from The Ohio State University. Prior to joining Honeywell, he worked at EWI as a Graduate Fellow and Applications Engineer specializing in arc welding technology and automation. Mr. Baughman joined Honeywell in 2006 where he held several roles of increasing responsibility in the Aftermarket Repair and Overhaul, Materials and Process Engineering, and Advanced Manufacturing Engineering groups. He has worked in the field of additive manufacturing and laser processing since 2002 and with powder bed additive manufacturing since 2010.







Donald Godfrey is employed as an Engineering Fellow in the science of additive manufacturing for Honeywell. Donald holds over 17 patents related to additive manufacturing. Donald Godfrey holds a BS from Purdue University and an MS from Indiana Wesleyan University. He earned a Continuation Education Diploma from The University of Wisconsin - Madison in the area of Value Engineering and a Masters Certificate from The George Washington University in the area of Project Management. He is a Honeywell Certified Black Belt and Lean Expert and holds Certified Project Management status from the Project Management Institute (PMI). Donald is the corporate focal for additive manufacturing within Honeywell International. He is responsible for the integration of 3D Printing / Additive Manufacturing into the Honeywell business culture and has technology responsibility for the laboratories in Brno, Czech Republic; Shanghai, China; Bangalore, India and Phoenix, Arizona.



Donald also serves as the Chair to the Honeywell Aerospace Intellectual Property Steering Committee for Additive Manufacturing Technology.