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A shift from technical properties towards sensorial characteristics in product design education

22nd March 2018
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ABSTRACT The aim of this study is to evaluate a new pedagogic approach implemented in a compulsory materials course for product design students at bachelors level at ABC University. When […]

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Creating High-performing Innovation Teams

21st March 2018
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ABSTRACT This research suggests a conceptual process of how to create high-performing innovation teams to meet the market’s need of faster ways of conducting innovation work. The CIT-process (Creating high-performing […]

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National PhD course in product development modeling and simulation

12th March 2018
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During two days some 25 people gathered at BTH campus and Product Development Research Lab to take part in session #2 of the National PhD course “Modeling Simulation and Optimization in the Engineering Product Development Process”.

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Masters thesis opportunities in testing and finite element simulation of packaging materials

28th February 2018
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Packages are the means of preservation, distribution and convenience of use for food, medicine and other consumer products. Introduction of new packaging materials or package opening techniques for better user […]

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22nd February 2018
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ABSTRACT Sheet metal forming in the car industry is a highly competitive area. The use of digital techniques and numerical methods are therefore of high interest for reduced costs and […]

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22nd February 2018
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ABSTRACT Dual-Phase (DP) steels are today used in the automotive industry due to its large strength to weight ratio. However, the high strength of DP-steel does have a negative impact […]

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25th January 2018
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ABSTRACT Sheet metal forming (SMF) simulations are used extensively throughout the development phase of industrial stamping dies. In these SMF simulations, the die and press are normally considered as rigid. […]

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Introducing Sustainability in Value Models to Support Design Decision Making: A Systematic Review

16th January 2018
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ABSTRACT Manufacturing organizations shall recognize sustainability as a business occasion to capitalize on, rather than an undesirable pressing situation. Still, empirical evidence shows that this opportunity is hard to capture […]

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Industry 4.0, Nakajima Test, Elderly healthcare: Cross-disciplinary projects in the yearly Project Course for Exchange Students.

15th January 2018
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Two months to apply in “real life” what has been learned during the years of university education, starting from a plan to the delivery of a final solution. This was […]

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Anisotropic Elastic-Viscoplastic Properties at Finite Strains of Injection-Moulded Low-Density Polyethylene

11th January 2018
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ABSTRACT Injection-moulding is one of the most common manufacturing processes used for polymers. In many applications, the mechanical properties of the product is of great importance. Injection-moulding of thin-walled polymer […]

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A shift from technical properties towards sensorial characteristics in product design education

Creating High-performing Innovation Teams

National PhD course in product development modeling and simulation

Masters thesis opportunities in testing and finite element simulation of packaging materials

Characterizing the Elastic Behaviour of a Press Table through Topology Optimization

Experiments and FE-simulations of stretch flanging of DP-steels with different shear cut edge quality

Framework for Simulation-Driven Design of Stamping Dies Considering Elastic Die and Press Deformations

Introducing Sustainability in Value Models to Support Design Decision Making: A Systematic Review

Industry 4.0, Nakajima Test, Elderly healthcare: Cross-disciplinary projects in the yearly Project Course for Exchange Students.

Anisotropic Elastic-Viscoplastic Properties at Finite Strains of Injection-Moulded Low-Density Polyethylene