On March 9 join our online Open doors about MSc program Advanced Manufacturing Technologies. This program is a synergy of classical engineering science and modern digital technologies aimed at the development of a simulation-driven design of advanced materials, structures, and engineering systems. Students learn the scientific fundamentals and state-of-the-art technologies in the areas of advanced composite materials, additive manufacturing, computational engineering, and digital design.

You will hear about the program application process and learn what you need to do to receive an admissions offer to one of the Top-100 young universities in the Nature Index. Students with mathematical, physics and engineering background are invited. Registration for event is required.

Assistant professor Alexander Safonov is an MSc graduate from MSU and holds a PhD on "Mathematical simulation of mechanics of pultrusion process of GFRP parts" from Research Institute for Machine Science named after A.A.Blagonravov of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IMASH RAN). His key areas include polymer composite technology, mechanics of composite materials, numerical analysis of technological processes, topology optimization of structures, constitutive modeling of materials, FEM analysis of products, bionic design, and geomorphology. He did research and industrial projects with many companies such as PJSC UAC, TSAGI and university partners. The aim of the projects was development of the mathematical modeling methods for the technological process of manufacturing large-size composite aviation structures.

Researcher scientist Mikhail Gusev leads research and industrial projects, work a lot with the students of the program. He is CTO and co-founder of Cyberphysics (helps businesses optimize production using hybrid analytics, uses numerical modeling + machine learning).