Dr. Neeti Srivastava has been a key member of Bezwada Biomedical since 2009, bringing over 15 years of experience in biomedical research and a Ph.D. in Biochemistry. With deep expertise in absorbable...
Monica Wellejus is a technology commercialization strategist who has spent almost seven years working at the intersection of biomaterials and medical 3D printing. With an MA in Business, Language,...
Joanna Xylas, PhD, is a biomedical engineer and entrepreneur working at the intersection of biomaterials, manufacturing, and clinical translation. She is a Cofounder and CEO of Materialize Bio, an...
The pace of innovation in healthcare, 3D printing, and medical additive manufacturing has never been faster. From 3D-printed spinal implants receiving FDA 510(k) clearance to bioprinted uterine and...
In 2014, a medical student named Stephen Ryan read about NASA 3D printing a replacement part on the International Space Station. Engineers sent nothing more than a design file through email, and...
As 3D printing races deeper into medicine, consumer products, and even space, early 2026 news highlights a clear pattern: astonishing progress on personalization and biomedicine, paired with overdue...
For those who have suffered the loss of a limb, life is limited by devices that offer movement but not the comfort or control they deserve. Many prosthetic hands are fragile, uncomfortable, and out...
Over the past month, healthcare 3D printing has delivered a dense cluster of news: deepening pharma–bioprinting partnerships, ARPA‑H organ grants, and point‑of‑care 3D printing moving further...
To wrap up our year at 3DHEALS, we dug deeper into Design for 3D Technologies at our latest event. We listened to the stories of four entrepreneurs and designers who are making tremendous strides in...
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...
How will 3D printing impact the pharmaceutical and nutraceutical paradigms? Join this exciting and explorative conversation with a panel of international experts and entrepreneurs to find out....
As the boundaries between engineering, biology, and medicine continue to blur, 3D bioprinting is poised to redefine the future of healthcare. Join us for “The Frontier of 3D Bioprinting,” a...
Discover the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and 3D printing/bioprinting with this upcoming virtual event focusing on how AI is transforming healthcare 3D printing and...
Integrating 3D printing technologies into microfluidic device fabrication has significantly advanced the field. Rapid prototyping and complex geometries are not easily achieved with traditional...
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Jenny Chen, M.D.
Apr 05th, 2026
