Meeting and conference
The MIMOSA heritage
Thursday 11 September 2025, 9:00 – 17:00
University of Pavia, Corso Strada Nuova 65 - Room 4
This high-level event is organized by the coordinator of the MIMOSA consortium, a European Commission-supported initiative under the European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA). MIMOSA is dedicated to pioneering the development of next-generation multimaterial airframes, leveraging innovative 3D joints between additively manufactured metals and carbon-fiber composites.
During this one-day conference, we will bring together key players and stakeholders from the fields of aeronautics, additive manufacturing, metal powder production, metrology, and certification. The event aims to foster knowledge exchange, encourage new collaborations, and unlock opportunities for technology transfer and market development.
Participation is by invitation only due to space limitations. If you are interested in attending, please submit your application at giorgio.depasquale@polito.it to get the registration link.
Speakers
Giorgio De Pasquale – Politecnico di Torino
“Innovations in aeronautics thanks to AM integration in industrial process: the MIMOSA heritage”
Abhishek Kumar – Leonardo
“Business case with MIMOSA joints”
Gennaro Oliva – TÜV SUD
“Certification guidelines for AM and special processes in aeronautics”
Matteo Vanazzi – F3nice
“Powder regeneration and LCA of metal AM aerostructures”
Paolo Calza – Avio Aero
“Additive manufacturing in Avio Aero”
Wessel Wits – NLR Netherlands Aerospace Center
“Optimising hybrid carbon-fibre composite – titanium joints via additive manufacturing”
Ludovic Barriere – IRT Saint Exupéry
“AM and architectured materials, bounded assemblies and certification by analysis”
Riccardo Girelli - LabormetDue
“Atomization systems in industrial and R&D powder regeneration”
Alvise Bianchin – MBN Nanomaterialia
“FLAMINGo Project - Fabrication of Lightweight Aluminium Metal matrix composites and validation In Green vehicles”
Dennis Lehnert – Universität Paderborn
“MADE3D Project - The use of Multimaterial metal AM in Aerospace/ Aeronautic applications"