Future Events
Biomaterials Frontier
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...
Sep 10, 2026Next-Gen 3D Printed Orthotics and Prosthetics
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Oct 15, 2026Post-Processing : The Last Piece of Puzzle?
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Nov 19, 2026Past Events
Online courses
New Approach Methodologies: From Theory to Validation
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...
Duration: N/AAdvancing 3D Surgical Planning
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...
Duration: N/ABench to Bedside: Bioprinting Innovations
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...
Duration: N/ALife in 3D: Investing in the Next Frontier
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...
Duration: N/ADesign for Medical 3D Technology
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...
Duration: N/A3D Printing and 3D Tech in Pediatric Cardiology
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...
Duration: N/A3D Printing for Orthotics and Prosthetics
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...
Duration: N/AAdvanced Biomaterials for 3D Printed Medtech and Biotech
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...
Duration: N/A3D Printed Pharmaceuticals
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....
Duration: N/ANew Blogs
Episode 125: Inside Technology Transfer At UCLA With Mark Wisniewski
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...
Getting paid is the hard part | The Lattice Brief (8/30/26):
This week: why clearing the FDA is not the same as getting paid for a 3D-printed stent, a world-first metamaterial bone prosthesis out of Madrid, fresh bioprinting and bone-repair research, and...
Better Isn't Billable: How a New (3D-Printed) Medical Device Actually Gets Reimbursed
A biodegradable, 3D-printed pigtail stent for gastric leaks can be a valuable teaching tool for medical 3D-printed device entrepreneurs. This mental exercise with a recent novel design shows the...
Event Recap: New Approach Methodologies (NAMs)
In our recent 3DHEALS event, we dug deep into the world of New Approach Methodologies (NAMs), which describes any strategy for testing new medicines that replaces traditional animal testing. NAMs...
Is the Artificial Lung an Architecture Problem? | The Lattice Brief
This week, the theme is function. The field is quietly shifting from printing shapes to printing behavior, letting geometry and materials, not just the device, do the medical work. Our big thing...
Episode 123: Bioengineering in Microgravity with Dr. Micheal Roberts ISS/CASIS
For 25 years, humans have continuously manned the International Space Station. Today that same microgravity environment is becoming a laboratory for building human tissue, studying disease, and...

