Who are we?
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Currently 13 industrial companies and 6 institutes of the RWTH Aachen University are involved in the Aluminium Cluster AMAP.
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The partners involved in the Aluminium Cluster AMAP agree on a pre-competitive objective as an essential pre-condition for successful, sustainable project work.
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The project staff from industry and university work actively, across disciplines and in an interdisciplinary structure at a physical location in Aachen.
What do we do?
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Holistic research approach along the entire value chain "From raw material to component" for "Innovations in aluminium" as the basis for sustainable benefits for our partners.
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Basic research and practice-orientated R&D for the material aluminium and its alloys and implementation in innovative process technologies.
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Projects are initiated and realised through interdisciplinary, pre-competitive cooperation between companies of the aluminium industry, institutes of RWTH Aachen University and end users in known or new fields of application.
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Promotion of R&D networking through various constellations of cooperation in consortia.
What do we offer?
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Promotion of cooperation, innovation and expertise development based on an open partnership across organisational levels.
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Generation of innovative ideas and joint implementation of project results in defined working areas.
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Win-win situation and synergy effects through practice-oriented cooperation between industrial departments and RWTH Aachen University institutes.
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Access and promotion of young talents
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Colloquia, workshops and an AMAP FORUM for interested parties.
Surface Inspection Summit (SIS) 2025
Surface Inspection Summit (SIS) 2025, taking place from 20 – 21 November in Aachen, offers a valuable opportunity for technical exchange and networking within the surface inspection community. If you would like to present recent projects or research, you are invited to submit your abstract online.
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Tobias Beyer is new Head of Research & Development at TRIMET
Tobias Beyer will become the new Head of Research & Development at the aluminium producer TRIMET on April 1, 2025. Beyer has been working as an engineer at TRIMET since 2018 and became deputy head of the department two years ago. Previously, he oversaw the development of casting alloys. Possessing a…
The appointment to the Chair of Forming Technologies completes the new dual leadership at IBF
Starting April 1, 2025, Professor Junhe Lian will succeed Professor Gerhard Hirt and take over the Chair of Forming Technologies at IBF.
Professor Lian, currently conducting research at Aalto University, brings expertise spanning a broad spectrum of forming and materials technology, from the micro-…
Bernd Friedrich, 1st Vice-Chairman of the AMAP Advisory Board, Has Received an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Leoben
The award celebrates the outstanding achievements by the RWTH professor in research, teaching, and scientific collaboration.