Additive Manufacturing: From Fundamental Concepts to Advanced Technologies offers a balanced blend of theory and practice, addressing key advancements, challenges, and interdisciplinary applications across AM. Real-world case studies showcase applications and successes across industry sectors, while forward-looking chapters examine emerging themes such as sustainability, environmental impact, and the growing influence of artificial intelligence. Each volume focuses on a specific theme or application, contributing to a broad, evolving understanding of AM materials, processes, design optimisation, and industrial deployment.

We welcome volumes that include a blend of theoretical and practical perspectives, real-world case studies, and offer in-depth exploration of both fundamental principles and advanced topics.

Scope and Topics of Interest

We invite volumes on topics including, but not limited to:

· Fundamentals of AM processes and materials

· Advanced material developments and novel feedstocks

· Design optimisation, simulation, and digital workflows

· Industrial and sector-specific AM applications

· Sustainability, circularity, and environmental assessment in AM

· AI-enabled design, automation, and intelligent manufacturing

· Quality assurance, testing, and performance evaluation

· Future trends, industrial transformation, and policy perspectives

Format and Authorship

Volumes in the series may take the form of single-author monographs, co-authored works or edited collections. The series includes short-form books of approximately 25,000 - 45,000 words, as well as standard monographs and edited collections of up to 130,000 words.

Contributions may come from:

· Established researchers with strong publication records in AM or related disciplines

· Industry experts with significant applied experience and insight into current challenges and innovations

· Interdisciplinary teams combining academic and practical perspectives

· Early-career researchers, particularly as co-authors or chapter contributors within collaborative projects

Intended Readership

Researchers, practitioners, educators, postgraduate students, and professionals working across manufacturing, engineering, materials science, and design.