The Composites and Advanced Materials Processing Lab
CAMP Lab is a research group at TU Delft (NL) focusing on advanced materials processing and composite structures. The group is led by Prof. Baris Caglar, and is part of the Aerospace Structures and Materials department from the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering.
At CAMP Lab, our research focuses on sustainable composites and their manufacturing through resource and energy efficient processing enabled by data-driven approaches. Three main pillars of our research are
- Resource-efficient advanced composites based on unidirectional thermoplastic tapes
- Energy-efficient processing of thermoset-based advanced composites through frontal polymerization
- Data-driven approaches for improved process design and control through the use state-of-the-art AI models
Highlights
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Optimization of the mechanical performance of recycled polymersOptimization of the mechanical performance of recycled composite polymers by Bayesian design with predictable uncertain behavior.
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An image-based deep learning framework for flow field prediction in arbitrary-sized fibrous microstructuresThis project proposes a U-Net based framework to predict the flow field within fibrous medium.
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Delft TapeLabThe Delft TapeLab is a unique open research facility for unidirectional thermoplastic tapes and their applications. Its mission is to advance knowledge and innovation of unidirectional tapes and their applications through collaborative research at the intersection of materials science, advanced processing technologies and digitalization.
