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Waikato Centre for Advanced Materials (WaiCAM)

Mission Statement

  • To build up unique and world-class expertise in developing novel processes for producing advances materials and near net shape components and in developing high performance structural and functional materials.
  • To develop advanced materials and related technologies that can be utilised by New Zealand Industry
  • To create a world-class environment for training postgraduate level materials scientists and materials engineers.

Functions of WaiCAM

  • To promote interdisciplinary collaboration among research groups from several departments at Waikato University in undertaking current research projects and in developing new research on advanced materials.
  • To organise workshops, seminars and research discussions on advanced materials on a regular basis.
  • To promote the research and  postgraduate student training capability of the University of Waikato in the area of materials nationally and internationally.
  • To establish partnerships and strengthen linkages with other materials research groups in New Zealand and overseas.

Titanium alloys:
Titanium alloys are light, strong and high in value, and are used extensively in aerospace and aviation, chemical processing, manufacturing, and in consumer goods.

Our People

Associate Professor Ilanko Ilanko
Associate Professor

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