Dr. Lyle Levine is a physicist in the Material Measurement Laboratory of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Levine founded and co-leads several prominent national and international efforts in the areas of additive manufacturing (AM) and qualification and certification (Q&C). He founded and co-leads the Additive Manufacturing Benchmark Test Series (AM Bench), a NIST-led organization that has built collaborations with more than 35 U.S. and European research organizations to provide rigorous AM benchmark measurement data and challenge problems to the AM modeling community. In addition, Levine led the experimental validation effort for ExaAM, the Department of Energy-funded Exascale Computing Project’s effort to develop codes for simulating AM processes on the first generation of exascale high-performance computing systems. He is also a founding member of Computational Materials for Qualification and Certification, which works to establish a focused and coordinated path for the development of computational materials-enabled Q&C of AM materials and components for aviation applications.
Lyle Levine
AM Bench Program Founder and Co-Chair, CM4QC Founding Member and Lead Editor, MEP AM Pilot Technology Accelerator Program Technical Manager
National Institute of Standards and Technology
