3D Printing

Symposium Chair

Slade H Gardner
Founder
Big Metal Additive, Inc.

Symposia Sponsored by:

Key Speakers

3D Printing in Medicine: Current Applications and Future Prospects
Murat Guvendiren
Assistant Professor, Department of Chemical, Biological and Pharmaceutical Engineering, New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT)

Automated Manufacturing Cell
Riley Reese
Innovation Program Manager, 3D Printing Medical & Pharma, TNO

The state of Additive Manufacturing standards and how it is enabling advanced technology applications
Carl Dekker
President, Met-L-Flo Inc.

Prototype to Production: Expanding material options for additive manufacturing
Tracy L. Albers
President and CTO, Rapid Prototype and Manufacturing, LLC.

Development of Laser Wire Additive Manufacturing for Large Aerospace Components
Ronnie Wilson
Lead Technology Project Manager, GKN Aerospace

Multi-functional Printing
Steve Ready
Member of the Research Staff, Palo Alto Research Center (PARC)

Inductively-Coupled Plasma Powder Metallurgy: an Overview of Applications for Additive Manufacturing
Richard Dolbec
Program Director - Emerging Technologies, Tekna Plasma Systems, Inc., Canada

Symposium Sessions
	Monday May 15
10:30	Metallic Additive Manufacturing
1:30	Innovations in Additive Manufacturing
	Tuesday May 16
10:30	Bioprinting
	3D Printing: Posters

Symposium Program
	Monday May 15

10:30	Metallic Additive Manufacturing	Chesapeake 8-9
	Session chair: Slade H Gardner, Big Metal Additive, Inc., US
10:30	The state of Additive Manufacturing standards and how it is enabling advanced technology applications (invited presentation) C. Dekker, Met-L-Flo Inc., US
10:55	Development of Laser Wire Additive Manufacturing for Large Aerospace Components (invited presentation) R. Wilson, GKN Aerospace, US
11:20	Metal-Monolithic Ceramic/Metal Composite Castings Produced Using 3D Printed Sand Molds and Cores (invited presentation), vol. 4: pp. 145-148 A.P. Druschitz, C.B. Williams, B. Wood, Virginia Tech, US
11:45	Drop-on-Demand 3D Metal Printing, vol. 4: pp. 153-155 I.H. Karampelas, S. Vader, Z. Vader, V. Sukhotskiy, A. Verma, G. Garg, M. Tong, E.P. Furlani, University at Buffalo, US
12:05	Powder Metallurgy Characterization of Thermoelectric Materials for Selective Laser Melting, vol. 4: pp. 166-169 N. Batista, A. El Desouky, J. Crandall, S. Wang, J. Yang, S. LeBlanc, The George Washington University, US

1:30	Innovations in Additive Manufacturing	Chesapeake 8-9
	Session chair: Slade H Gardner, Big Metal Additive, Inc., US
1:30	Innovations in Additive Manufacturing (invited presentation) S.H. Gardner, Big Metal Additive, Inc, US
1:55	Prototype to Production: Expanding material options for additive manufacturing (invited presentation) T.L. Albers, Rapid Prototype and Manufacturing, US
2:20	Automated Manufacturing Cell (invited presentation) R. Reese, TNO, US
2:45	Multi-functional Printing (invited presentation) S. Ready, Palo Alto Research Center, Inc., US
3:10	Composite Additive Manufacturing (invited presentation) S. Bhatt, Engineering at Arevo, US
3:35	Inductively-Coupled Plasma Powder Metallurgy: an Overview of Applications for Additive Manufacturing. (invited presentation) R. Dolbec, Tekna Plasma Systems, Inc., CA
4:00	Key Trends and Developments in the Additive Manufacturing Startup and Technology Landscape, vol. 4: pp. 156-159 D. Horvath, Lux Research Inc., US
	Tuesday May 16

10:30	Bioprinting	Potomac 3
	Session chair: Thomas E. Twardowski, Integra Life Sciences Corporation, US; Slade H Gardner, Big Metal Additive, Inc., US
10:30	3D Printing in Medicine: Current Applications and Future Prospects (invited presentation) M. Guvendiren, New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT), US
10:55	3D Bioprinting of Living Tissues (invited presentation) I.T. Ozbolat, The Pennsylvania State University, US
11:20	Additive “4D” Rheoprinting for the Manufacture of Enhanced Biomaterial Products, vol. 4: pp. 149-152 A. Duhduh, I.H. Jaafar, J.P. Coulter, Lehigh University, US
11:40	Functionality and degradation of 3D-printed polymeric scaffolds for mandibular reconstruction and vascularized bone tissue repair, vol. 3: pp. 16-19 K.V. Bulusu, B. Holmes, P. Paulson, L.G. Zhang, M.W. Plesniak, The George Washington University, US
12:00	Testing of a 3D printed, nanostructured osteochondral implant for knee repair in a small animal model, vol. 3: pp. 28-31 B. Holmes, C-Y Kuo, N. Arumugasaamy, N. Gandhi, C. Rossi, J.P. Fisher, L. Zhang, M. Oetgen, Nanochon, Children's National Medical Center, US

	3D Printing: Posters	Expo Hall D & E
	Viscosity Modeling of Silicone Rubber for 3D Printing of Medical Implants J. Stieghorst, T. Doll, Hannover Medical School, DE
	Pixel Sweeping Technology enabling 3D Printing of Large-Scale Objects with Delicate Details, vol. 4: pp. 160-162 R. He, W. Shi, Y. Liu, Lehigh University, US
	Anisotropic mechanical performance of 3D printed polymers, vol. 4: pp. 170-173 A. Sebert, J. Nelson, G. Bertacco, 3D Matter, US
	UAM Printing for Rocket Engine Combustion Chambers, vol. 4: pp. 163-165 P. Bahn, TGV Rockets, US
	UAM Manufacturing of rocket engines P. Bahn, TGV Rockets Inc, US

The new (2017) TechConnect World Innovation Conference symposium on 3D Printing has been created to provide a focus for researchers sharing innovations in materials, devices and applications for 3D printing and additive manufacturing. It builds on the extremely successful 3D Printing sessions in the Advanced Manufacturing symposium at our previous conferences.

The new symposium will be developed in conjunction with well-established Advanced Manufacturing; Inkjet Materials and Devices; and Printed and Flexible Electronics events, and with our strong Micro and Bio Fluidics; MEMS & NEMS Devices; and NanoFabrication technical programs.

We encourage submissions to this new symposium from forward-thinking leaders in the 3D printing field interested in sharing their innovations with the attending technical and corporate communities.