User:Nwieber

User data
Name	Natalie Wieber
Affiliations	University of Tennessee
Interests	3D printing, photovoltaic, service learning, OSH, open source hardware
Courses	MSE 5621, MY5490
Registered	2019
Impact	1,548
Contributions	Recycling Solar PV Modules Literature Review Compact Open Source Automated Monochromator Open Source Monochromator Literature Review Recycling Solar PV Modules Literature Review/Recycling to Recover Si Cell Recycling Solar PV Modules Literature Review/Etching after polymer decomposition Recycling Solar PV Modules Literature Review/Processing of Recovered Si Cell

Natalie Wieber is currently a graduate student at Michigan Technological University. She graduated from the University of Tennessee with a Bachelor's of Science degree in the Material Science and Engineering department. Natalie worked at Oak Ridge National Laboratory for two years, on the Binder Jet Printing team at the Manufacturing Demonstration Facility. Her role as an undergraduate research assistant involved but was not limited to metallography, optical and SEM imaging, hardness testing, porosity analysis, furnace management, and red light laser scanning. In her spare time, Natalie enjoys baking cakes, hiking, and reading historical fiction books.

Experience[edit | edit source]

Oak Ridge National Laboratory: Binder Jet Printing[edit | edit source]

Projects[edit | edit source]

Shape retention in complex binder jet printed WC-Co plus Co infiltration
Binder jet printing parameters based on feedstock particle characteristics
Infiltrating binder jet printed H13 steel with bronze

Publications[edit | edit source]

"Shape retention and infiltration height in complex WC-Co parts made via binder jet of WC with subsequent Co melt infiltration"

Links[edit | edit source]

ORCiD: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8316-7073
Scopus Author ID: 57210336144
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/natalie-wieber-7ba086139/

Interests[edit | edit source]

Service Learning and Outreach with 3D Printers by Engineers[edit | edit source]

Organized and led a student group
Introduced 3D printing technology to children at local elementary schools, East Tennessee Children's Hospital, Boys and Girls Club of Blount County, etc.
Conducted CAD workshops for elementary and middle school students in east Tennessee