Emanuel M. Sachs
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Also affiliated: National Laboratory of the Rockies (1980); Arthur D. Little (United States) (1983–1987); University of Zurich (2010); American Ceramic Society (2003); IIT@MIT (2005–2006); Desktop Metal (United States) (2018); Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1990–2020)
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Emanuel M. Sachs' research has focused on the application of three-dimensional printing technologies for fabrication and design, particularly in the context of tooling, prototypes, and drug delivery devices. His work has explored the mechanical properties of materials like polylactic acid when fabricated using these methods. He has also investigated process control techniques, such as combining statistical process control with feedback control, to enhance manufacturing consistency. Sachs has contributed to the development of design tools, including "3-Draw," for creating three-dimensional shapes, and has explored the modeling and design of functionally graded materials with local composition control for fabrication.
His publications span topics from rapid tooling and injection molding to the creation of drug delivery systems and the sensitivity of control systems. Sachs' academic contributions are reflected in his h-index of 34, with over 120 publications and more than 5,900 citations, designating him as a highly cited researcher. He remains recently active in research.
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- h-index: 34
- Publications: 120
- Citations: 5,960
Selected Publications
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String stabilized ribbon growth a method for seeding same (2023)OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information) OpenAlex
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