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Optimizing Additive Manufacturing Techniques for Enhanced Material
Properties and Cost Efficiency in Industrial Applications"
Thesis Abstract:
The rapid advancement of additive manufacturing (AM) technologies has

transformed the design and manufacturing landscape, offering
unprecedented flexibility in creating complex geometries and reducing
material waste. However, challenges remain in achieving optimal material
properties, process efficiency and cost-effectiveness, particularly for
industrial-scale applications. This thesis aims to investigate and optimize key
parameters across various AM techniques, including selective laser sintering
(SLS), fused deposition modeling (FDM), and direct metal laser sintering
(DMLS) to enhance mechanical properties such as tensile strength, hardness
and fatigue resistance while minimizing production costs.
Through a comprehensive experimental approach, the study will analyze the

effects of printing speed, layer thickness, material composition and post-
processing treatments on the final product’s quality. Finite element analysis
(FEA) will be employed to model the performance of AM-fabricated parts
under different loading conditions. The research will also explore the
integration of design for additive manufacturing (DfAM) principles to further
optimize component performance and reduce production lead time.
The findings are expected to provide valuable insights into the trade-offs
between cost, material properties and production efficiency, contributing to
the wider adoption of AM technologies in industries such as aerospace,
automotive and medical device manufacturing.
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Thesis Title:
"Advanced Design and Manufacturing Techniques for Semiconductor Devices:

Enhancing Efficiency and Precision in Integrated Circuit Fabrication"
Thesis Abstract:
The semiconductor industry has rapidly evolved, driven by the need for
smaller, faster, and more efficient electronic devices. This thesis focuses on
advanced design and manufacturing techniques that enhance the precision
and efficiency of semiconductor device fabrication. By exploring novel
methodologies in photolithography, etching processes, and material
engineering, the research aims to address critical challenges in integrated
circuit (IC) production, such as reducing defects, improving yield rates, and
minimizing energy consumption during manufacturing.
Through experimental studies and simulations, this work investigates the

application of cutting-edge technologies like Extreme Ultraviolet (EUV)
lithography, advanced patterning, and additive manufacturing techniques in
semiconductor fabrication. Additionally, the thesis explores the potential of
using innovative materials such as silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride
(GaN) to enhance the performance of semiconductor devices in high-power
and high-frequency applications.
The findings of this research contribute to the development of more

sustainable, cost-effective, and scalable semiconductor manufacturing
processes, ultimately advancing the design and production capabilities of
next-generation integrated circuits. This work offers valuable insights for
both academic research and industrial applications, providing a pathway for
future innovations in semiconductor technology.
Thesis Title:
Advanced Design and Manufacturing Techniques for High-Performance

Semiconductors: Innovations in Process Optimization and Material Integration
Abstract:
The design and manufacturing of semiconductors have become critical to

driving advancements in electronics, computing, and communication
technologies. This thesis explores innovative approaches in the field of
semiconductor manufacturing, focusing on optimizing design processes and
integrating advanced materials to enhance performance, efficiency, and
scalability. The research investigates the challenges associated with
miniaturization, heat dissipation, and material limitations in semiconductor
devices. By applying state-of-the-art manufacturing techniques such as
lithography, etching, and deposition processes, combined with novel material
choices like wide-bandgap semiconductors and 2D materials, the study aims
to improve power efficiency, speed, and device durability. Experimental
methodologies include computational modeling, material characterization,
and process refinement to identify and implement cost-effective and
sustainable manufacturing solutions. The outcomes of this research
contribute to advancing semiconductor technology, positioning it to meet the
increasing demands of modern electronic systems while offering insights into
future innovations in the design and manufacturing of semiconductor
devices.
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Optimizing Additive Manufacturing Techniques for Enhanced Material

Properties and Cost Efficiency in Industrial Applications"

The rapid advancement of additive manufacturing (AM) technologies has

Through a comprehensive experimental approach, the study will analyze the

"Advanced Design and Manufacturing Techniques for Semiconductor Devices:

Through experimental studies and simulations, this work investigates the

The findings of this research contribute to the development of more

Advanced Design and Manufacturing Techniques for High-Performance

The design and manufacturing of semiconductors have become critical to

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