This laboratory focuses on advanced materials and additive manufacturing technologies, particularly digital light processing (DLP) for metal fabrication, high-entropy alloys, and functional composite materials. The research emphasizes process optimization, microstructure control, dimensional accuracy, and the development of multifunctional materials for engineering and environmental applications. In addition, the laboratory explores photocatalytic and photo-electrocatalytic materials for environmental remediation and sustainable technology development. The expected duration of this TEEP program is six months. During this period, participating students will be involved in research projects related to additive manufacturing, materials processing, and materials characterization. Students will receive hands-on training in experimental procedures, including slurry preparation, DLP printing processes, thermal treatment, and material characterization techniques such as X-ray diffraction (XRD), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), and energy-dispersive spectroscopy (EDS). Participants will also learn data analysis, experimental design, and scientific report preparation. Through this program, international students will gain valuable research experience in advanced manufacturing and materials science while working in a collaborative academic environment. The program aims to strengthen participants’ research capabilities, practical skills, and international academic exchange experience.