Alliance for the Development of
Additive Processing Technologies

ADAPT is a multi-disciplinary additive manufacturing research center and industry consortium, incorporating mechanical engineering, metallurgy and materials science, computer science, and physics at Colorado School of Mines. The research strengths of the ADAPT center include materials development and characterization, processing-structure-property relationships, AM process control and part qualification, machine learning and big data mining, and data informatics.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM AWARD WINNER YE JIN, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Feb 16, 2023 | News Ye Jin standing near winning poster. Guest lecturers inspire Orediggers — as was the case for Ye Jin (Senior, Mechanical Engineering). During his junior year in the Mines Mechanical Engineering program, Dr. Joy Gockel presented a guest lecture on...

ADAPT DIRECTOR JOY GOCKEL RECOGNIZED IN THE 2022 CLASS OF AMERICA MAKES AMBASSADORS

Sep 13, 2022 | News ME Associate Professor and director of ADAPT Joy Gockel was recognized as part of the 2022 class of America Makes Ambassadors at the 2022 Members Meeting and Exchange in August. America Makes is the national additive manufacturing innovation...

ADAPT Receives $4.2M to Continue Research in Partnership with U.S. Army

The Alliance for the Development of Additive Processing Technologies (ADAPT), an interdisciplinary additive manufacturing research center and industry consortium located at Colorado School of Mines, has received an additional $4.2M from the U.S. Army to fund the...

ADAPT Publishes Roadmap

ADAPT is pleased to announce the release of its Research Roadmap, developed together with membership during a two-day meeting held in 2021. The ADAPT Roadmap identifies research ideas that fit within the strategic strengths of the ADAPT Center, to provide guidance...