Leibniz-Institut für Werkstofforientierte Technologien - IWT Bremen

Welcome to Leibniz-IWT.

Research on material-oriented future technologies.

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Due to the current risk assessment with regard to the corona virus, presence at the Leibniz-IWT is still limited. Some of your contact partners are already working on site again, others continue to work from home. All employees can be reached electronically, preferably by e-mail. The telephone switchboards of Leibniz-IWT (0421/218-51400) and MPA (0421/53708-0) are also manned and will be happy to help you with general enquiries.

 

Welcome to Leibniz-IWT.

Research on material-oriented future technologies.

*****UPDATE CORONA-VIRUS*****

Due to the current risk assessment with regard to the corona virus, presence at the Leibniz-IWT is still limited. Some of your contact partners are already working on site again, others continue to work from home. All employees can be reached electronically, preferably by e-mail. The telephone switchboards of Leibniz-IWT (0421/218-51400) and MPA (0421/53708-0) are also manned and will be happy to help you with general enquiries.

Foto: Detmar Schmoll / Universität Bremen

Welcome to Leibniz-IWT.

Research on material-oriented future technologies.

*****UPDATE CORONA-VIRUS*****

Due to the current risk assessment with regard to the corona virus, presence at the Leibniz-IWT is still limited. Some of your contact partners are already working on site again, others continue to work from home. All employees can be reached electronically, preferably by e-mail. The telephone switchboards of Leibniz-IWT (0421/218-51400) and MPA (0421/53708-0) are also manned and will be happy to help you with general enquiries.

 

Since 1950, research has been conducted at Leibniz-IWT in Bremen on highly stressed metallic structural materials.

At Leibniz-IWT, material engineering, process engineering and production engineering competences are combined in one institute.

This interdisciplinary cooperation enables the scientists to map and research overarching issues of high practical relevance of highly stressed components along the entire process chain.

Events

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2021 / October

18. Oct. 2021

Lectures
Campus City: Introduction to materials research

19. Oct. 2021

Lectures
Campus City: Introduction to materials research

20. Oct. 2021

Conferences and Exhibitions
Hydrogen Technology Conference & Expo

27. Oct. 2021

Conferences and Exhibitions
HK 2021 Materials - Processes - Products - ONLINE

Scientific Priorities / Scientific Departments

  • Additive Manufacturing
  • Materials Science
  • Manufacturing Technologies
  • Process & Chemical Engineering
  • Institute for Materials Testing

Alloys, powder production, 3D printing

Additive Manufacturing

The cross-process chain consideration of the production of highly stressed metallic components has been an important element of the research strategy of Leibniz-IWT for many years. Thanks to the interdisciplinary competences at Leibniz-IWT, the entire process chain for additive manufacturing, from alloy development and powder production to quality-assured high-strength components, can be represented.

  • Additive Manufacturing
  • Materials Science
  • Manufacturing Technologies
  • Process & Chemical Engineering
  • Institute for Materials Testing

Materials Science

Materials Science

Our material engineering expertise includes heat treatment of metals, surface technology, characterization of material structure, mechanical material properties and optimization of material properties for operational use. In addition, we carry out tests and investigations of damage claims and provide advice and expert opinions for industry, authorities and private individuals.

  • Additive Manufacturing
  • Materials Science
  • Manufacturing Technologies
  • Process & Chemical Engineering
  • Institute for Materials Testing

Manufacturing Technologies

Manufacturing Technologies

Our production engineering expertise includes the determination of the interactions in separating (cutting) and forming processes. The focus is on the design of process chains and process integration in production engineering, process-related quality testing and production measurement technology, process simulation and the development of principles and processes for the manufacture of innovative products in microtechnology, medical technology and aerospace technology.

  • Additive Manufacturing
  • Materials Science
  • Manufacturing Technologies
  • Process & Chemical Engineering
  • Institute for Materials Testing

Process & Chemical Engineering

Process & Chemical Engineering

Our process engineering expertise includes the production, processing, modelling and characterisation of particles in the gas phase, reactive and non-reactive spray and layer formation processes (e.g. flame spray pyrolysis, spray compacting, powder production, spray cooling), in combination with process simulation and optimisation using multiphase models as well as process and particle characterisation using electromagnetic waves.

  • Additive Manufacturing
  • Materials Science
  • Manufacturing Technologies
  • Process & Chemical Engineering
  • Institute for Materials Testing

Institute for Materials Testing

Institute for Materials Testing

The Institute of Materials Testing offers services and research in the field of materials and building material testing and damage analysis. Our competencies include testing, monitoring, certification, asbestos testing, monument preservation research, recycling and recovery of valuable materials in the building industry, cryo-microscopy, damage analysis.