This week: an open AI model for materials that has more downloads than DeepSeek but still can’t touch a bioink, a Singapore clearance for a 3D-printed wound-care implant, three fresh bioprinting...
DiffractGPT, an open artificial intelligence (AI) model for materials design, has been downloaded roughly 240,000 times on Hugging Face “more than DeepSeek”, told its creator to the room during...
What makes our events so exciting to me is that we get to answer the question: What does it mean to create? I think it’s one of the most fundamental questions that 3D printing enthusiasts have the...
Medical 3D printing has come a long way, but the regulations are still catching up. As personalized medical devices move into hospitals, how can labs innovate while staying compliant? Erik Boelen,...
This week's Lattice Brief asks whether in-house hospital 3D printing is really going mainstream, or just thriving inside well-funded academic and government-backed centers. A five-year survey of...
Metamaterials could be one of the most consequential ideas in materials science, and 3D printing is what turned them from theory into objects you can hold, implant, and build a company around. This...
This week: why the real frontier in 3D-printed biomaterials is regulatory legibility, not geometry; European neurosurgery quietly moves its printers in-house; a first-in-human 3D-printed cartilage...
For most of the past decade, the story of 3D printing in medicine was a story about shape. Patient-specific anatomy, impossible geometries, surgical guides tailored to a single body, frequently...
Innovation is a chess game. The right move can turn an idea in a university lab into a company, a breakthrough, or even a treatment for patients. On this episode of The Lattice, we sit down with Mark...
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Speakers:
Jade Ward
Jade is the Research Development Specialist for the AMPrint...
The defining shift of 2026 is from printing structure to printing function, and from lab-stage novelty toward standardized, regulator-legible material systems. Biomaterials is moving from a...
New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) are redefining how preclinical safety and efficacy are evaluated by shifting away from traditional animal models toward human-relevant, technology-driven approaches...
3D surgical planning is undergoing rapid transformation, converging physical and digital tools into precision-first clinical workflows. The surgical planning software market is projected to surge...
Bench to Bedside: Bioprinting Innovations brings together an exceptional lineup of pioneers spanning the full translational journey of 3D bioprinting — from novel absorbable biomaterials and...
Why this event? Because future healthcare will be more personalized, 3D data-driven, and digitally fabricated (e.g., 3D printing and bioprinting). Life in 3D is the only niche-focused...
Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM) emerged as a distinct discipline once engineers realized that “printing” parts designed for casting or machining squandered most of 3D printing’s...
3D printing and 3D imaging technologies have quickly become transformative tools in pediatric cardiology, fundamentally changing how clinicians visualize, plan, and execute treatment for congenital...
In recent years, 3D printing has accelerated unprecedented advances in the field, enabling tailored prosthetic limbs and orthoses that are lighter, more functional, and produced at a fraction of the...
Join us for an exclusive event on Advanced Biomaterials for 3D Printed Medtech and Biotech, where leading experts, innovators, and researchers will explore cutting-edge materials shaping the future...
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