Advances in Multi-Material, Multifunctional Additive Manufacturing for 3D Printed Electronics and Pharmaceuticals
18th March 2021
With single material conventional Additive Manufacturing (AM) now being routinely industrially deployed, research interest is now moving towards understanding how to exploit the AM approach for multi-material, multifunctional AM.
With a focus on multi-material, functional 3D Printed Electronics and Pharmaceuticals, in this mini-conference, researchers from the EPSRC funded Programme Grant: Enabling Next Generation Additive Manufacturing (Next Gen AM*) will present their research on multifunctional AM. They will explain how, by controlling the co-deposition (interfacing) of both functional and structural materials, the reach of AM technologies can be extended beyond the well understood geometric freedoms they currently enable.
This Next Gen AM spotlight event is also delighted to welcome Professor Martin Wegener from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), who will give an introductory keynote speech on printing at the nano-scale.
During the event, there will be opportunities to ask questions.
The event is free and open to all. Registration is required.
* Enabling Next Generation Additive Manufacturing is an EPSRC funded, multidisciplinary, multi-institution collaboration between the University of Nottingham, University of Birmingham and University of Warwick (grant reference: EP/P031684/1)
Speakers
The speakers for this event include:
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