Welcome to the Integrated Fabrication Laboratory
Our lab investigates new manufacturing paradigms that will revolutionize energy and other complex engineered systems. Our multi-disciplinary approach integrates the fields of manufacturing, materials science, design, computation, and artificial intelligence. Currently, we are focused on developing innovative manufacturing solutions for the most pressing problems in energy-relevant materials for batteries. Our longer-term goal is to develop new manufacturing processes and automated analysis methods that will enable the digital control of functional and structural materials to support adaptive manufacturing on-demand. Freeform digital fabrication creates a new 3D design space where materials can be varied at each point in a structure, allowing for optimization of material properties to meet the demanding requirements of complex engineered systems for energy, electronics, and defense-based applications.

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Recent News
- Congratulations to Michelle Katz and Vinh Nguyen on their Best Poster Award at MRS!
- Pack Leaders in Safety Award
- Doris Hung Wins 2023 Pacific Northwest Section Electrochemistry Student Award
- Prof. Corie Cobb is elected to the Washington State Academy of Sciences
- Congratulations 2023 InFab Lab Graduates!
- Congratulations 2022 Graduates!
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