Harry at the Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium

Eurostar to Brussels	At Brussels to catch the train to Louvain
A rainy Belgium
	By coincidence, the passenger next to me was Hong, a student from the Katholique University of Louvain
Chocolates at Professor Jan van Humbeek's house
Harry's room at the Lodge
	This used to be a stable for horses
	A converter for steel making
A converter for steel making
	The objects illustrated are all made of metal, either Ti-6Al-4V, or stainless steel
They are made by printing, i.e., building up three-dimensional forms layer-by-layer
This is a device for allowing bone growth	An amazing interactive display
A Siemens transmission electron microscope	Testing materials in pure shear
Testing materials in pure shear	The top chuck moves sideways to accomplish the shear deformation
	Bronze sculptre
Pin-on-disc abrasive wear tests - here are the "pins"	And this is the pin-on-disc testing machine
And this is the pin-on-disc testing machine	And this is the pin-on-disc testing machine
An old dilatometer
The audience for Harry's lecture	The audience for Harry's lecture. Harry was last here in 2000, twelve years ago, for the Res Metallica Chair
And a nice dinner afterwards