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I. Uluslararasi Metal Şekillendirme Konferansi 14 Prof. Dong-Yol Yang Dr. Matthias Hänsel Prof. Niels Bay Prof. Yang is currently a faculty of POSCO Professor of Dr. Hänsel studied Production Engineering at the University of Prof Bay is a faculty of Department of Manufacturing Engineering Mechanical Engineering, KAIST, and President of National Erlangen in Germany and continued to work as a scientific co- and Management in Technical University of Denmark. He got Research Group for Order-Adaptive Rapid Product worker at the same institute for Prof. Manfred Geiger, working in his M.Sc. degree in mechanical engineering from Technical Development System. He served as a Humboldt fellow in Metal the field of FE-simulation of tool failure of cold forging tools. Upon University of Denmark (DTU) in 1972, Ph.D. degree from the Forming Institute, Stuttgart University, Germany (1981-82) completion of his PhD in 1993, he started to work for ThyssenKrupp Danish degree of licentiatus technices, DTU in1977 and D.Sc. and a technical consultant to Korea Heavy Industrial Co. (1986 Presta AG in the Principality of Liechtenstein. Currently he is degree from the Danish degree of doctor technices, DTU, in 1987. -88). During 1988-89 he was a visiting professor to Ecole serving as a division manager for the toolshop of ThyssenKrupp He is a member of ICFG, and was president of the group during Nationale Superieure des Mines de Paris, Center for Materials Presta group in Switzerland and the departments of basic research, 1992-95. He is a member of CIRP, and was Chairman of the Forming (CEMEF) and served as a Director on Board in Korean quality management, purchasing, business processes and Scientific Technical Committee on Forming 1998-2001. He has Society of Precision Engineers (1991 – 97) as well as in Korean apprentice training of the cold forging division at the main factory in JSTP International Prize Award for Research and Development Society of Technology of Plasticity (1992 – 99). He functioned as Liechtenstein. in Precision Forging and also awarded by Japanese Society for member of Advisory Board for Government - Industry Mixture Technology of Plasticity in 2005. Project (1984 – 99) and as a member of Advisory Board Prof. Kozo Osakada for National Projects (Ministry of Science and Technology) Prof. Osakada earned his doctor of Engineering from Kyoto University Doç.Dr. Orhan B. Alankuş (1986 -88). He holds Honorary or Members of International (Prof.M.Oyane) in 1970. He was a Research Fellow (British Council Dr. Alankuş graduated with a B.Sc. degree from Department Conferences including ICTP (1987, 1993, 1996), ICDM (1990), Scholar) in Birmingham University (Prof.P.B.Mellor) during 1971-72. of Mechanical Engineering, METU in 1978. In 1982, he received ICMF (1996), NUMISHEET (1993, 1996). He is a member of He served as a associate Professor in Kobe University between 1971- his Ph.D in the area of “The Application of Microprocessors to I. ULUSLARARASI SME, CIRP, ASME and a life member of Korean Academy of 1984 and Professor in Hiroshima University between 1984-1988. Machine Tools” at Imperial College of Science and Technology, METAL ŞEKİLLENDİRME KONFERANSI Science and Technology. He was a Professor in Osaka University during 1988-2006 and is London. In 1992, he became an associate professor in “Computer currently President of JSTP, Chairman of STC-F, CIRP and Emeritus Aided Design and Production” area. He has been employed in ve Professor of Osaka University. He is working as an advisor for some TOFAS respectively as Computerized Production Systems Expert, Uygulamalı Eğitim Seminerleri companies, and has awarded 7 Prizes for Papers & Research Administrator of Manufacturing Engineering Department, including 2005 JSTP International Prize for R&D in Precision Forging. Vice Manager of Technical Services and R&D Director. He has 14 - 15 Ekim 2010 Ankara undertaken the position of General Manager of the Design and Prof. Luigino Filice R&D of TOFAS-FIAT, Platfom Inc between 2006-2008. In 2008, Luigino FILICE is professor of Manufacturing at the University of he has been appointed as “Technology Consultant” in KOÇ Calabria, Italy. He had the PhD in Manufacturing Engineering at the Holding and since March 2009 he is acting as “ Technology and University of Palermo, Italy, in 2000. He is member the CIRP (The Environment Coordinator” of Koç Holding. International Academy for Production Engineering), ESAFORM (European Scientific Association for Material FORMing) and of AITEM Prof.Dr.-Ing. Karl Roll (Italian Association of Manufacturing). Prof. Roll studied mechanical engineering at the University The scientific activity is mainly focused on the development of of Stuttgart and attained a doctoral level in 1982. In 1988 he numerical models for the analysis of metals behaviour during coordinated the research project “PSU” (process simulation in forming and cutting and on the development of innovative sheet metal forming) in the initial phase promoted by the Volkswagen metal forming processes. Foundation. Since 1989, he has been employed at the Daimler In 2007 he won the ESAFORM scientific prize award. AG in the field of production and materials engineering. He is Is coauthor of about 200 scientific papers in international and national responsible for metal forming technology and simulation of metal journals and conferences. forming and joining processes. Professor Roll has a teaching MŞMM, DPT’nin katkılarıyla kurulmuştur. position at the University of Stuttgart in the area of “numerical Prof.Dr.-Ing. Frank Vollertsen process simulation in metal forming processes” since 1982. He Atılım Üniversitesi Yerleşkesi Prof. Dr.-Ing. Frank Vollertsen studied Materials Science in Erlangen was appointed the Honorary Professor in 1987. He is member Kızılcaşar Mahallesi 06836 İncek - Ankara and gained his PhD (Dr.-Ing.) and habilitation in Mechanical in the scientific advisory committee of the EFB (European Engineering. He had a chair at the faculty for mechanical engineering Research Association for sheet metal working). In addition, he T +90 312 586 88 55 (Sinem Adıgüzel - Emre Coruk) at the University Paderborn between 1998-2002. Since 2003 he is a consultant for the DFG (German Research Foundation) and T +90 312 586 87 10 (Yrd.Doç.Dr. Merih Şengönül) is serving as a director of BIAS and professor at the faculty for a member of the board of trustees of the FOSTA (Research [email protected] • www.msmm.atilim.edu.tr production engineering of the University Bremen. Association for Steel Applications). 14 Ekim 2010 Konferanslar Prof. Taylan Altan Prof. Altan is currently a Professor of Mechanical and :00 :30 09 - 10 PROGRAM Integrated Systems Engineering at Ohio State University • Dr. M. Hänsel, ThyssenKrupp-Presta, Liechtenstein (OSU). He received his Diploma Engineering degree from “Future Trends in Precision Cold Forging” the Technical University, Hannover, Germany and his MS and • Prof. K. Osakada, Osaka Üniversitesi, Japonya PhD from the University of California, Berkeley. After working “Effective Usage of Servo Press in Metal Forming” two years at Dupont and 18 years at Battelle, he joined OSU in 1986. He is a Fellow of SME, ASME, ASM International and • Prof. K. Kuzman, University of Ljubljiana, Slovenya CIRP, and Director of the Engineering Research Center for Net “Reliable and Fast Small Quantity Production of Sheet Metal Components” I. OTURUM Shape Manufacturing (ERC/NSM) and the Center for Precision Forming (CPF) funded by NSF and Industry. 10:30 - 11:00 çay - kahve arası Prof. K. Kuzman 11:00 - 12:30 He is a professor of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Ljubljana,Ljubljana/Slovenia and founder of of the Slovenian • Prof. Luigino Filice, de Calabria Üniversitesi, Italya “Enhancements in sheet incremental forming and Friction Joining Technologies” Tool Centre TECOS. He is a member and former chairman of the International Cold Forging Group, Member of the CIRP. • Prof. K. Roll, Daimler AG, Stuttgart, Almanya “Simulation in Sheet Metal Forming Industry: State of the Art” Prof. J.C. Gelin • Prof. J.-C. Gelin, Université de Franche-Comté, Fransa Jean-Claude Gelin is director of ENSMM since 1999 “Micro-Processing of Polymers and Metals with Applications in and Professor at the National School of Mechanics and Micro-Forming and Micro-Powder Injection Moulding” Microtechnologies of Besançon (ENSMM) since 1987. He is also ÖZGEÇMİŞLER II. OTURUM SEMİNERLER ÜCRETLER a member of the Standing Committee of the CDEFI Engineer 12:30 - 14:00 öğle yemeği Arts et Metiers and Fellow in Engineering, Doctor-Engineer and Doctor-Physical Sciences of the University Pierre and 14:00 - 15:30 Marie Curie. He is a member of the Council of Competition Common Polytechnic, Board of Directors Network + i N • Prof. F. Vollersten, Strahltechnik Universität Bremen, Almanya Engineering Campus, Sectoral Steering Committee of the “Advances in Micro Forming” Sanayiciler 250 TL (grup indirimi yapılacaktır) ANR, the Board of Directors of ESAFORM, CIRP. His research • Prof. D.Y. Yang, KAIST, G. Kore 15 Ekim 2010 areas are associated with physical and numerical modeling of “New Insights Into Incremental Forming as Flexible Forming Technology” Uygulamalı Eğitim Seminerleri Akademisyenler 150 TL manufacturing processes and micro-fabrication. • Prof. N. Bay, Danimarka Teknik Üniversitesi, Danimarka Öğrenciler 50 TL “Single Point Incremental Forming of Sheet Metal Components” Merkez Konsorsiyum 100 TL Prof. Dr.-Ing. A. Erman Tekkaya III. OTURUM Üyesi Şirketler Prof. Tekkaya currently director of the Institute for Metal :00 :00 :30 :00 09 - 18 Forming and Lighweight Construction (IUL) Dortmund 15 - 16 çay - kahve arası Uygulamalı Eğitim Seminleri University of Technology and head of Metal Forming Center 1 workshop 200 TL of Excellence (MFCE), Atilim University, Ankara, Turkey. He :00 :30 2 workshop 300 TL 16 - 17 • Malzeme Karakterizasyonu is a member of the International Academy of Production • SEM (Taramalı Elektron Mikroskobu) Engineering (CIRP), The German Academy of technical • Prof. T. Altan, Ohio State Üniversitesi, ABD “Metal Forming Research for Industrial Applications. • Soğuk Dövme Teknolojisi İş Bankası Kavaklıdere- Kavaklıdere Şubesi Şubesi Sciences (acatech).
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