The Advanced Manufacturing Collaborative
The Advanced Manufacturing Collaborative (AMC) will be an innovation hub for manufacturing, fostering modern industrial practices, advancing new technologies and training the future manufacturing workforce with a focus on chemical and materials manufacturing. The AMC is a true public-private partnership, combining the unique capabilities of the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) National Laboratories, industrial enterprises and educational institutions to drive the long-term sustainability of the U.S. manufacturing sector.
Fast Facts
Sponsor
U.S. Department of Energy
Location
University of South Carolina Aiken
Economic Impacts
- 110 permanent, high-wage R&D jobs
- 200-400 construction jobs to build AMC
- $45 million construction investment
- Magnet for economic development
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STEM Education
- Partnership with USCA Ruth Patrick Science Center
- Location adjacent to Aiken Scholars Academy @ USCA, a STEM high school
- Opportunity to reach 85,000+ K–12 students with STEM enrichment
Core R&D Areas
- Virtual/Augmented Reality
- Robotics/Automation
- Additive Manufacturing
- Cyber Security
- Process Intensification
- Computational Chemistry
- Process Imaging
- Smart Manufacturing
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Savannah River National Laboratory
SRNL is emerging as a national leader in advanced manufacturing. Building on 60+ years of chemical and materials manufacturing for critical government missions, SRNL is now leveraging Federal investments to help accelerate commercial manufacturing through innovation and training of the next generation of manufacturing engineers.
Become involved in the AMC
The AMC will allow experts in emerging technologies to collaborate with industry, academia and government to improve manufacturing in the Nation. Learn how you can become a part of this effort by contacting:
Thad Adams
803-725-5510
Thad.Adams@srnl.doe.gov
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