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Multidisciplinary Research Centre of Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw

Research organisation

mcb.uksw.edu.pl/pl/Warsaw, Poland

About

Our research profile centres on advanced metallic materials and manufacturing technologies, with expertise spanning additive manufacturing, casting, heat treatment, material characterisation, and metamaterials. We support the complete materials development cycle, from alloy design and component optimisation to manufacturing, testing, and performance evaluation.

Our facilities enable comprehensive material characterisation, including X-ray computed tomography, X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, tensile testing (including elevated temperatures), hardness and surface roughness measurements, rheometry, vacuum arc melting, heat treatment, and additive manufacturing of polymers, metals, and ceramics. We have extensive experience in the development and processing of Fe-, Ti-, and Cu-based alloys, as well as novel materials for both casting and laser beam powder bed fusion.

We are seeking partners interested in developing research projects with clear industrial applications. We can contribute to component design, topology optimisation, alloy development, process optimisation, and manufacturing route selection to meet demanding operational requirements. We value collaborations that combine complementary expertise to accelerate the translation of innovative materials and manufacturing solutions into industrial practice.

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POLNORIS

EEA Priorities

European green transition

OECD Field

Engineering and Technology

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Scientific Researcher

Multidisciplinary Research Centre of Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw

Marketplace (2)

  • Partnership

    Research collaboration - POLNOR

    The MCB is seeking partners from Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein for collaborative projects under the POLNOR Programme. We offer expertise in material characterisation, alloy development, casting, and metal additive manufacturing.

    • Research
    • Large enterprise
    • Joint development
    • Small Medium Enterprise
    Author

    Scientific Researcher at Multidisciplinary Research Centre of Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw

    Warsaw, Poland

  • Project cooperation

    Research collaboration - POLNOR

    The MCB is seeking partners from Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein for collaborative projects under the POLNOR Programme. We offer expertise in material characterisation, alloy development, casting, and metal additive manufacturing.

    • Design - setting the project scope
    • Ideation - identifying the project idea
    Author

    Scientific Researcher at Multidisciplinary Research Centre of Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw

    Warsaw, Poland