Alma van Oudheusden

Alma van Oudheusden is a researcher and PhD candidate at Delft University of Technology's Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering, specializing in Sustainable Design Engineering. She holds an MSc in Integrated Product Design from TU Delft and has interned at NS's sustainable entrepreneurship department. Her research focuses on the Sharepair project, exploring how 3D printing can facilitate product repair to promote sustainability and reduce waste.

Her work bridges sustainability, additive manufacturing, and product lifecycle management. Recent publications emphasize repair technologies, spare part feasibility, and circular economy applications of 3D printing. She collaborates with researchers like Jeremy Faludi and Bas Flipsen, contributing to advancements in sustainable design practices.

Alma’s research addresses challenges in making repair processes accessible via 3D printing, aiming to extend product lifespans and reduce environmental impact. Her projects often involve interdisciplinary teams and real-world case studies, reflecting her commitment to practical, scalable solutions.