While still in its developmental stage, additive manufacturing or 3D printing has been referred to as a new manufacturing revolution, enabling cutting-edge research in both bioengineering and traditional chemical engineering fields due to its ability for customization and relative speed. For Chemical Engineers and Bioengineers, applications include catalysis and reaction engineering, health and medicinal tech, separations, and more. Join us for a session where speakers will discuss how they use 3D printing as well as their successes and failures with this relatively new technology. This session will cover lessons learned and how additive manufacturing will advance in the future.

Next-Gen Manufacturing