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José Luis Aguilar García 

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José Luis Aguilar García is graduated in materials engineering and he did a master’s degree in materials processing technology. At the end of the master’s degree, he became part of the Powder Technologies Group (GTP) in Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, within the department of materials engineering and chemical engineering. At this moment he is working on his PhD thesis on the design of sustainable aluminum-based feedstock for additive manufacturing, with his thesis supervisors Antonia Jiménez Morales and Elisa María Ruiz Navas.

 

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