With a background in product design, Mark is responsible for developing products and processes with a variety of clients through the use of additive manufacturing. Previously, Mark taught Autodesk Fusion 360 to educators and commercial clients as an Autodesk Certified Instructor. He began implementing 3D printing into his design workflow after studying an MSc in Industrial Digitalisation. Now, he works alongside customers to help consult and implement technologies such as 3D printing into their processes and products to inspire innovation.

Edmund has been involved with technology from an early age, starting with the Sinclair ZX81 and progressing to evermore-capable machines. His passion started with computer graphics and his early education started in Art School in Liverpool, Dundas (Canada) and Hull before moving on to complete a degree in Information Technology. He went on to establish his own company working in the architectural visualization and product design industries as well as producing concept designs in the manufacturing and computer games industries. This naturally led him to develop an interest in 3D Printing. After joining Manchester Metropolitan University to establish a multidisciplinary digital manufacturing facility that has become a well-known and unique center that is PrintCity. Edmund is now a senior lecturer at PrintCity and co-runs the first of its kind MSc in Industrial Digitalisation.

Established for 16 years in Paris, France, Julien graduated from the Faculty of Medicine of Paris in Applied Facial Prosthesis in 2011. He is a speaker and an active member of the Doctors Without Borders association since 2015 in Amman, Jordan in the facial reconstruction program of the Middle East regions. He is currently practicing in private in Paris, committed to the University Hospital of Nantes and he is a member of the humanitarian associations Doctors Without Borders (Amman, Jordan) and Awada Vision (Beirut, Lebanon).

Pierre Cerveau is a Business Development Manager for the Formlabs EMEA team, where he helps the world’s leading companies shape and implement their additive manufacturing strategies by offering ideation workshops, technical feasibility studies and custom material selection. Prior to Formlabs, Pierre gained extensive AM experience in Asia Pacific, consulting with industrial engineering and retail companies, from multinational key accounts to local SMEs.

Dr Cherise Dunn is the co-founder and COO for SOUTH AFRICA MAKES. SOUTH AFRICA MAKES is an award-winning and internationally recognised startup providing digital manufacturing services for the medical, and research and development industries in Africa. Dr Dunn was recognized by the United States Department of State as one of the leaders in her field in Africa and was nominated for the International Visitor Leadership Program for Women in Entrepreneurship. Most recently Dr Dunn was selected as one of the 50 most inspiring women in STEM in South Africa as awarded by Inspiring Fifty SA; and was one of the Mail & Guardian Top 200 Young South Africans. As a global thought-leader on 3D Printing for Development (3D4D), she has been featured on TEDx and believes that 3D printing is the 4IR technology that will drive the future of emerging economies.

Catherine graduated from her engineering school and joined GE Healthcare as technical support for the installation of X ray, Mammo and Interventional systems. Then, she spent 12 years in Services with different jobs in the EU Headquarters and in the field as a Zone service manager. Recently, in March of this year, she joined the Europe Interventional Marketing team as Product Marketing Manager for Hybrid Operating Rooms, Interventional Radiology and Neuro Radiology.

Michael Kononsky is an industrial designer with extensive experience in design for manufacturing. As eager hobbyist beer brewers, Michael and his business partner Pål Ingebrigtsen saw an opportunity in the worldwide popularity of craft breweries and homebrewing - today in the US alone there are already over 1 million homebrewers! Together they developed the Plaato airlock, a device that measures fermentation activity in a brew without needing contact with the liquid itself. For Michael, 3D printing is a critical tool for developing both early-stage ideas and advanced details of end-use designs. After creating more than 1,000 prototypes, the Plaato team created a design that won the prestigious Red Dot Award.

Paolo Perego received the master's degree in Biomedical Engineering at Politecnico di Milano, Milan, Italy, in 2008. In 2015 he received Ph.D. in design from the same university. Since 2008 he has worked in the Design Department at Politecnico di Milano, where he is currently a contract researcher. In 2012 he was a visiting scholar at the DTI department at SUPSI (Lugano – Switzerland), where he was involved in human-computer interaction research for the disabled. His main research focuses on wearable systems, textile sensors, smart materials and UX design. He uses 3d printing as an important tool for tests and improves wearable device usability and reliability, both for medicine and sports. He has co-authored more than 100 international articles and conference contributions. In 2017 he won the Switch2Product competition for new business innovation with the wearable system Swimfit, a smart sensorised swimsuit.

Markus joined Formlabs in the beginning of 2017 as a Solution Specialist for the DACH region. With a background in Materials Science, a fundamental understanding of the industry and the business in his region and expertise in Materials Science and a passion for 3D Printing he now moved on to the role of a Strategic Account Developer helping customers developing their Additive Manufacturing capabilities.

Christian Kleylein began his career in 3D Printing at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg studying mechanical engineering. Laser Sintering of new and uncommon polymers was the focus of his studies to earn a Master’s degree. At Brose Fahrzeugteile, Christian is responsible for scouting, qualifying and developing additive manufactured components as part of Brose’s mechatronic components. His major goal is to implement polymer additive manufacturing as part of the automotive supply chain at Brose. On the road to series manufacturing Christian improves advanced rapid prototyping solutions to the Brose Group focused on high-performance polymers and compound solutions. Prototypes made from technical polymers allow Brose to faster develop, verify and implement design advances in existing and new products. Christian is looking forward to working with the Fuse1.

Anna joined Formlabs in September 2019 as Head of Direct Sales EMEA. She has a wealth of sales experience acquired from a variety of industries, from fashion and technology to plastics and FinTech. Before Formlabs Anna managed teams at PayPal, specializing in areas like sales, risk management and customer service. She is a results-driven people manager, with a proven track record of building highly engaged teams, developing successful markets and establishing profitable and long-lasting customer relationships.

Grace Tan-Wang is a Principal Systems Engineer at NASA/JPL, spending first half of her 30+ years in the development of spacecraft and the second half in mission operations. She has worked primarily on in-house flight projects such as Cassini, Spirit and Opportunity, Curiosity, Perseverance, and now on Mars Sample Return. She is works on technology advancements such as the Low Density Supersonic Decelerator project and now is co-leading the Europa Lander’s Autonomy task. Grace has a BS in Aeronautics and Astronautics from MIT and a MS in Aerospace Engineering from USC.

Sheri is an NASA Aerospace Engineer at Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) specializing in mechanical systems and working on a deployment structure Deployable Aperture Cover on the Roman Space Telescope. She has also led the efforts on a Goddard funded project to use more commercial 3D printing technologies at GSFC by working with the materials group to test and qualify additive manufactured parts. She has lead efforts to work with external collaborators and identify inspection needs, specifically related to 3D printed materials and associated inspection requirements. She is currently testing plastic 3D printed parts that are electroplated with a thin metal coating to determine their benefits for space application. Her latest project recently sent parts to the International Space Station to be exposed to the space environment for a few months before being returned to earth for testing and observation.

Sherry Lassiter is one of the architects of the MIT global initiative for field on-site technology development, the Fab Lab program. A Fab Lab, or as users like to call it, Fabulous Laboratory, is a rapid prototyping platform for technical education, innovation and personal expression. The Fab Lab network includes over 2000 digital fabrication facilities in more than 126 countries. Lassiter is President and CEO of the Fab Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to building technical capacity in a locality, improving individuals’ abilities to develop themselves and their communities and bringing access to tools and knowledge that cultivate and support innovating practices. Lassiter is currently engaged in the deployment and growth of Fab Labs around the world, enabling grassroots technology development by, for and of the community.

Juliette Combe is an Application Engineer at Formlabs, conducting research on 3D printing workflows for engineering and manufacturing. Her scope of work includes collaborations with customers, in-house testing, and knowledge transfer through the creation of technical content and training. Previously, she worked in the Open Innovation group at GE Power. She has a master's degree in Mechanical Engineering from ETH Zurich and carried out research on nano-3D printing at UC Berkeley.

Jasmin Karger was trained as a traditional Goldsmith in Germany and has been working as a designer, goldsmith and educator for over 14 years. In 2003 she relocated to London being attracted by the vibrant design scene and England’s rich jewelry history. It was here where she had the opportunity to work for well-known contemporary jewelry artists who opened up a whole new perspective on design and craftsmanship. Her design and craft skills got quickly recognized and Jasmin became involved in developing collections for the retail market. She was awarded in 2008, 2010 and 2012 by the Goldsmiths' Company for her unusual designs and knowledge of new technology. Between 2007 and 2013 she had been teaching Jewellery Design and CAD/CAM internationally for the Gemological Institute of America (GIA). Jasmin joined Formlabs Berlin as a jewelry expert in 2017.

Amy Alexander is Unit Head of the Biomechanical Development and Applied Computational Engineering units within Mayo Clinic’s Division of Engineering (DOE). In this role, she bridges the additive manufacturing capabilities of the DOE with the clinical practice. Amy chairs the Society of Manufacturing Engineering (SME) Medical Additive Manufacturing Advisory Group, and is a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineering’s (ASME) Medical AM Advisor Committee and a member of the Radiological Society of North America’s 3D Printing in Medicine Special Interest Group (RSNA 3D SIG). Amy is a frequent co-author of medical 3D printing peer-reviewed papers, and long-term reviewer for Springer’s 3D Printing in Medicine Journal. Amy holds a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering and a Master of Science in Engineering Management from the Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE). She holds certificates in Additive Manufacturing from MIT and SME. Photo credit: Mayo Clinic Photography.

Nam Phuong (Fia) Le is a Materials Scientist at Formlabs, and leads resin development in Formlabs Berlin. She has worked across multiple verticals to research and develop additions to the growing library of Formlabs SLA materials: Color Resin, Gillette Razor Maker Resin, and Crowns and Bridges Resin. Fia has designed and launched technical education programs for non-engineering teams at Formlabs Berlin.

Jacob first discovered his passion for 3D printing while studying biomimicry. After deepening his knowledge in a project on shark skeleton inspired 3D printed composite materials at the Max-Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces, Jacob joined the Formlabs Pro-Services team in mid-2018. Today, Jacob trains and manages the German-speaking service team. Additionally, he trains and advises Formlabs’ customers to help them realize their individual ideas and visions.

Russell Bobbitt has had over 30 years of experience in feature film prop design and is now Head of Props at Marvel Studios and creator of duplicate movie props for Marvel MasterWorks. He is well known for his work on Iron Man, Avengers: End Game, and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, among many other films both inside and outside the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Jakob Dobberow started his career in 3D printing through a partnership with iGo3D. He started out in the support team at Formlabs in late 2015 and was the first Pro Service Engineer in Europe. Being one of the seniors in the European team he transitioned over into a trainer position and has personally trained over 300 of Formlabs‘ customers from more than 200 companies.

Dr. Christian Coachman graduated in Dental Technology in 1995 and in Dentistry at the University of São Paulo/Brazil in 2002. He is the president of the Brazilian Society of Esthetic Dentistry and a member of the European and American Academies of Esthetic Dentistry, becoming the only dentist member of 3 of the most important esthetic dentistry academies in the world. In 2004, Dr. Coachman was invited by Drs. Goldstein, Garber, and Salama, to join Team Atlanta as the Head Ceramist of their laboratory – a position he held for 5 years. He has worked with some of the world’s most renowned dentists. He is the developer of well known, worldwide concepts such as Digital Smile Design, Pink Hybrid Implant Restoration, Digital Planning Center, Emotional Dentistry, Interdisciplinary Treatment Simulation and Digital Smile Donator. He is the founder and CEO of the DSD-Digital Smile Design company and the Director of the DSD Residency program, providing continuing education courses for dental professionals all over the world. In 2017, he became an adjunct professor of the Restorative Department at University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine and, in 2018, coordinator of the Digital Dentistry Post Grad Program at University UniAvan in Balneário Camboriú, SC, Brazil.

Nora Touré has been an additive manufacturing expert since 2010, particularly skilled at building strategy alliances and strong business relationships. She has a deep understanding and experience of the manufacturing ecosystem with a passion for working at innovative companies driving social value through technology. During her decade of experience in the 3D Printing industry within leadership positions Nora established and managed strategy, programs, partnerships, and teams, with a proven ability to grow business at a global scale, from sales to operation execution. Besides her career achievements, Nora founded the non-profit Women in 3D Printing in 2014 to promote women leaders in the additive manufacturing industry. She has since then grown the platform to 15,000+ members spanning over 25 countries through 65 local chapters. Nora was awarded 40 Under 40 East Bay Area in the leadership category, by Diablo Magazine (2018), Community Advocate of the Year, by 3D Printing Industry (2018), received the Certificate of Honor in Manufacturing by the City of San Francisco (2017) and was named among the 20 most influential women in Additive Manufacturing every year since 2015. She is a 2019 TEDx speaker on How 3D Printing will disrupt the supply chain. Pursuing her vision for more social inclusion, she joined 3D Africa as Board Advisor and sits at various other Advisory Boards, such as 3DHeals', the Journal of 3D Printing & Additive Manufacturing, TCT Group's, and De Anza's Design and Manufacturing Technologies Department.

Jaco is an award winning artist that has been in the film and entertainment industry for more than 20 years and has worked on over 90 feature films and productions. He has acquired many skills by always exploring different aspects of his art form and keeping up with new technologies as well as materials. His passion is to be involved in the creative processes from inception through to final application. He incorporates digital technology into his workflows as much as possible by combining digital sculpting, 3D scanning, 3D printing and CNC milling with his traditional art skills.

Ya’ara Keydar, MA, is a fashion historian and curator. She is currently a doctoral student in the Cultural Studies PhD program at the Hebrew University. Keydar graduated from the Costume Studies MA program at NYU, and received NYU Steinhardt School’s Samuel Eshborn Award in 2016. She holds a bachelor’s degree with honors in fashion design from Shenkar College. Keydar curated the exhibitions "The Ball: Taylor-Made Escapism" (2021) and "Je t’aime, Ronit Elkabetz,"(2018) at Design Museum Holon. She also curated "NY Fashion Rediscovered," at ZAZ10TS Gallery in New York in 2020, and her previous exhibition, "A Walk of Art: Visionary Shoes," was shown at the Parasol gallery in New York in 2017, and subsequently traveled to San Francisco. She has interned at both the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute and the Museum at FIT.

As the Innovation Lab Manager for LUSH Cosmetics, Damien Carter is an experienced 3D designer with extensive knowledge in additive manufacturing. 3D print extraordinaire and maker of moulds for the retailers globally known for making fresh products such as Massage Bars, Body Butters, Bath Bombs and many more, Damien helps give LUSH Cosmetics a competitive edge by rapidly prototyping new product designs that can’t be found elsewhere, from their state of the art research and development facility in Poole, UK.

Paul attended the Manchester Dental School qualifying as a Dental Technician specializing in Prosthetics and Crown & Bridge before moving into the field of Audiology. For the previous 36 years he has worked across every area of earmould production, developing new ranges of custom hearing products & hearing protection. He has utilized his experience and knowledge to introduce many new materials into the field of Audiology and has managed the production laboratory at Universal dB for over 20 years.

Nervous System is a collaboration between Jessica Rosenkrantz and Jesse Louis-Rosenberg. Jessica studied biology and architecture and Jesse focused on math and computer science. In their design studio they merge techniques from these different disciplines to look at new ways to generate products. They have worked with 3D-printing for the past decade to make customized art and design objects inspired by nature's complexity.

Prof. Neil Gershenfeld is the Director of MIT's Center for Bits and Atoms, where his unique laboratory is breaking down boundaries between the digital and physical worlds, from pioneering quantum computing to digital fabrication to the Internet of Things. He's the founder of a global network of over two thousand fab labs in 125 countries, chairs the Fab Foundation, and leads the Fab Academy.

Jan Wolff graduated in 1995. He then pursued a specialisation in Oral Surgery and at a later stage Maxillofacial Surgery. After specialising he worked in Sweden, Germany, Finland, The Netherlands and Denmark. He received a PhD degree in medicine from the Vrije University Amsterdam. Furthermore, he was awarded the academic title of Adjunct Professor in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery from the University of Tampere, Finland, and the title of Privatdozent in Oral Surgery from the University of Hamburg. He recently worked part-time at the Fraunhofer Research Institution for Additive Manufacturing Technologies IAPT in Hamburg, Germany. Currently Jan Wolff is Professor and Chair of the Section of Oral Maxillofacial Surgery and Oral Pathology at the University of Aarhus in Denmark.

As Chief Executive Officer of SOUTH AFRICA MAKES, a digital manufacturing startup servicing the medical, and research and development industries in Africa, Dr Riyad Domingo leads the company's long-term growth strategy, including its public-private partner research division where he guides product development functions of the company. He has been invited to present at numerous prestigious peer-reviewed conferences around the world including “Global Challenges in the 21st Century” and more recently as an expert on “Future-proofing Africa for the Fourth Industrial Revolution” on behalf of the United States Consulate General in Cape Town. He also regularly shares his insights on the power of additive manufacturing for innovation in emerging markets on several public platforms. With his in-depth knowledge of global trends and first-hand experience designing and guiding biotechnology solutions in Africa, Dr Domingo has the unique capacity to lead the 3D Printing for Development vision and see it realized in communities where it is needed the most.

Nervous System is a collaboration between Jessica Rosenkrantz and Jesse Louis-Rosenberg. Jessica studied biology and architecture and Jesse focused on math and computer science. In their design studio they merge techniques from these different disciplines to look at new ways to generate products. They have worked with 3D-printing for the past decade to make customized art and design objects inspired by nature's complexity.

Shane Wighton is an American engineer best known for his YouTube channel, Stuff Made Here: an engineering-focused channel where Wighton builds various innovative inventions. Wighton launched the channel in March 2020. As of August 2022, Stuff Made Here has over 4 million subscribers and over 231 million total views.

Max Lobovsky is co-founder and CEO of Formlabs. Formlabs pioneered the new category of professional desktop 3D printing when it launched the world’s first affordable, powerful desktop stereolithography 3D printer. Prior to starting Formlabs, Lobovsky led the efforts at Fab@Home, one of the industry’s earliest open-source 3D printing projects which has been instrumental in setting up labs in schools worldwide. A Forbes’ 30 Under 30 recipient and World Economic Forum Pioneer, Lobovsky holds a B.S. in Applied Engineering and Physics from Cornell University and a M.S. in Media Arts and Sciences from MIT.

Born and Raised in Hillsborough NJ, Alex studied mechanical engineering and material science at the University of Delaware. He worked as an engineer in the both design team and research lab for Riddell Football, Easton Hockey/Baseball/Lacrosse, Bell Motorcycle, Bell Bike, and Giro Sport Design. Alex then moved to Utah in 2017 for a broader role at Black Diamond equipment working as a Design and Development Engineer, and he has been enjoying the mountains so far!

Dylan Horvath is an engineer, industrial designer and entrepreneur who explores how to use design to improve human experiences. He is the CEO and founder of Cortex Design, an award-winning product design firm based in Toronto. Dylan and his team design medical devices and consumer products that foster human connection, improve health outcomes, and allow people to do things that they couldn’t before -- everything from wearable devices to portable 3D printers to musical instruments. Cortex won the Bold Epic Innovator XPrize for the VITALITI Tricorder, a cloud-based wearable medical device that can diagnose 19 medical conditions and monitor all 5 vital signs. Their work has been featured in Popular Science, Huffington Post, The Globe and Mail, Forbes, and Canadian Business’s Fastest Growing Companies.

Hasbro is disrupting the design and manufacturing status quo to create first of their kind mass customized action figures. In a field that has felt homogonous for a long time, the Selfie Series action figures enable anyone's face, skin color and hair style to be part of the identity of their favorite movie or comic book hero. As Senior Director of Model Management, Patrick enabled this project to be possible.

Daniel founded Axial3D in 2015 following 7 years in the medical device industry and an academic background in biomedical engineering, specializing in medical visualization and use of 3D printing in medicine. Under Daniel’s strategic direction, Axial3D is focused on delivering groundbreaking software and services in medical 3D printing.

Dr. Summer Decker is the Director of 3D Clinical Applications and Vice Chair of Research and Innovation at the University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine and Tampa General Hospital. Her team does medical modeling and printing for hospitals across the Tampa Bay area and the US. They hold multiple patents for medical devices developed in their lab using 3D printing. In conjunction with their colleagues at Northwell Health, the USF Health 3D team developed the 3D printed nasopharyngeal swab for COVID diagnostic testing in 2020. Working with FormLabs for distribution, there are more than 70 million of the USF Health designed swab in nearly 60 countries.

From supporting rights for student-athletes vs the NCAA, to challenging the status quo within Urban Mobility in a land built for cars, Peters' goal is to change the world for the better in his own unique ways. He's a recent Kettering University graduate who founded KUHMUTE, together with fellow KU grad Scott Spitler, in 2018 during the early rise of Micromobility. This was mostly due to the new form of dockless escooters that roamed the world, and caused havoc for cities. Together, Peter and Scott, understood there should be an EV charging network experience, but agnostic to any form factor of Micromobility -- for both shared and owned. KUHMUTE is a world-class locking & charging manufacturer that supports mobility services all over North America, fulfilling the need as the only Universal Charging Network for anything smaller than a car.

Dr. Summer Decker is the Director of 3D Clinical Applications at USF Health Department of Radiology and Tampa General Hospital. She is an Associate Professor and the Vice Chair for Research. In addition to her clinical and teaching duties at USF’s Morsani College of Medicine, she conducts research in 3D clinical printing and forensic radiology for which her team holds several national research grants. Her team holds patents for medical devices developed with their clinical partners. They have received several national awards for their work in 3D printing, including the AHRA and Canon Medical System's "Putting Patients First" Award for their work in 3D printing of advanced pancreatic tumors. During COVID, her team invented and clinical trialed the 3D printed nasopharyngeal swab in conjunction with Northwell Health to address the international shortage of COVID testing kits. There are millions of the swabs in use today in over 20 different countries.

C. Mei-An Tsu holds a M.S. in Objects Conservator from the Winterthur Museum/University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation. Currently, she is an objects conservator at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston where she is responsible for conserving large-scale stone sculpture for installation in newly renovated galleries dedicated to Greek, Roman and Byzantine Art. Her research interests include the use of emerging technologies to promote the preservation of cultural heritage, as well as to enhance the visitor experience and accessibility to collections.

Chris is an avid surfer & golfer from Boston living in the heart of the golf industry – Carlsbad, CA. With design experience at brands including Keurig, Bose, and TaylorMade, his career focus has been delivering quality products that evoke memorable sensory experiences among consumers. Notable works include headsets that enhance sideline communication across the NFL, a coffee brewer that was a terrific learning experience (ahem, massive failure) in the commercial market, and golf club designs that were used during 21 PGA Tour wins including Tiger Woods at the 2019 Masters and Collin Morikawa

Matt is the Founder and CEO of Partial Hand Solutions and inventor of the M-Finger, M-Thumb, Partial M-Finger, Titan Series heavy duty locking fingers and the Hold-It device. He is a graduate of Springfield College with a degree in Health and Fitness and a Certified and Licensed Prosthetist. He is also a National Upper Limb Prosthetic Specialist with Hanger Clinic. Matt is an adjunct professor at the University of Hartford and has lectured and consulted internationally. He has also written several published articles and book chapters.

Ryan joined Penn State in 2021 as Director of the brand-new OriginLabs, a prototyping and product design facility serving entrepreneurs and start-ups from the university, community, and beyond. Previously, Mandell was director of fabrication labs for Indiana University's school of art, architecture, and design, and a faculty member in Sculpture at various universities, including University of North Texas, Boise State University, and University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. When not at work, Ryan enjoys furniture design and fabrication, urban logging/lumber milling, and taking his daughters on hikes (with ice cream afterwards).

Digital dentistry expert. President of SUOD (Uruguayan Society of Digital Dentistry). Focused in development, training and diffusion of In-house Digitally Simplified Dental Systems and 3D Printing.

Bruno Alves began his career with Ford of Europe in 2011, becoming a member of the Rapid Prototyping Team in 2012. Based in Cologne, Germany, he is responsible for the rapid creation of prototype parts for future vehicles in development with Ford Design and engineering at Ford’s Rapid Technology Center in Merkenich. A graduate of the ESTG Politécnico de Leiria, Portugal, Alves holds a Degree in Mechanical Engineering and advanced education in High Injection Molding. Alves has received the 2013 Ford Award of Engineering Excellence for the use of hybrid tooling for high injection, the 2016 VEV Technical Award for AM tools, the Henry Ford Operational Excellence Award 2017, and lately the 2019 Recognition Award (AM Steering wheel) + 2019 Operation Excellence Award - Maker Space Merkenich + 2019 HFTA Award - Ford Additive Manufacturing Focus Jigs On his career, one of the biggest events was the Ford 3D Printing Innovation Tour on the 6 big Markets. Alves was the spokesperson talking to thousands of people, including Journalists and social media, showing how Additive Manufacturing is accelerating the delivery of new Ford products.

Yurdanur Ucar graduated from Ankara University, Faculty of Dentistry where she received her DDS degree. She has a PhD in Prosthodontics received from Cukurova University. She holds MS-degree in Dental Materials and PhD-degree in Oral Biology both received from The Ohio State University, USA. She was a Full-Professor in the Department of Prosthodontics, Faculty of Dentistry at Cukurova University where she served as Department Head of Prosthodontics and Vice Dean for Educational Affairs. She was as an adjunct-faculty in Department of Biotechnology. She also served as Department Head of Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology. Dr. Ucar’s research focus includes dental-materials, dental-implantology, biomaterials, additive manufacturing of metal powders, ceramic and polymers including layered-manufacturing applications of bone tissue engineering. She is founder and CEO of a start-up company called BioFuture founded to make customized hard tissue using stem cells and 3D-bioprinters. She currently works in a private dental clinic in Antalya.

Jeff has 14 years of experience in product development engineering in the outdoor sports industry. HIs roles have been diverse and include Design, R&D, Testing, Quality Assurance and a vast range of manufacturing processes such as plastic injection molding, tool making, metal processing, laminates, and additive manufacturing. He has been a pioneer of innovative prototyping solutions in his industry using printed parts to significantly reduce development timelines and cost. Jeff’s passion has been focused on quick turn prototypes that meet “form, fit, function” requirements. He will also be completing a master’s program by the end of this year at the University of Washington in Engineering Leadership.

Bioengineer who obtained his degree at the University of Pavia, Italy with a huge interest in additive manufacturing and the use of 3D modeling in order to support surgical training. He manages the production line and the activity of training using the UpSurgeOn's technologies. Marco started working in the field of neurosurgery and now he is involved in R&D processes to enter in other disciplines thanks also to his presence in the operating room.

Dani Clode is an upper-limb prosthetic, augmentation and product designer, the founder of Dani Clode Design, a Senior Research Technician at the Plasticity Lab and a collaborator at the Alternative Limb Project. Dani has a multi-disciplinary approach to her work that investigates the future architecture and perception of our bodies. Incorporating new materials and design processes, 3d printing, modelling, the mechanics of the human body and robotics, Dani works to challenge the perception and boundaries of future prosthetic design, and assist and extend the human form. Her main project the Third Thumb is currently being developed further in a collaboration with neuroscientists from the Plasticity Lab at Cambridge University, as a model to investigate the brain’s ability to adapt to augmentation by exploring the boundaries of neuroplasticity; seeing how it can be harnessed to improve usability and control of future prosthetic and human augmentative devices.

Meghan McCarthy, Ph.D., is Program Lead for 3D Printing and Biovisualization in the Office of Cyber Infrastructure and Computational Biology at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), part of the U.S. National Institutes of Health. Her portfolio includes the NIH 3D Print Exchange (https://3dprint.nih.gov), a free, community-driven resource for sharing and creating 3D-printable models related to bioscience and medicine. The NIAID Biovisualization Lab provides VR and AR hardware, technical support, and scientific consultation for NIAID researchers and staff. In 2020 her team launched PathogenAR (https://www.niaid.nih.gov/research/pathogenar-mobile-app), a mobile app for interactive exploration of pathogens and biomolecules in augmented reality. She also contributes to working groups dedicated to the improvement 3D data standards, and initiatives promoting women and minorities in STEM. Dr. McCarthy holds a B.S. in Biology from Virginia Tech, and an M.S. in Biotechnology and a Ph.D. in Biochemistry from University College Cork, Ireland.

Sarah Boisvert is a pioneer in digital manufacturing, lasers, 3D Printing and workforce training. She co-founded Potomac Photonics that invented and manufactured the laser for LASIK surgery and laser machine tools for micro-manufacturing. After the sale of Potomac, she consulted for the MIT Fab Lab Network She founded Fab Lab Hub, LLC in Santa Fe, NM in 2017 to develop workforce training programs and in 2021 created the New Collar Innovation Center a private-public partnership to spur creative problem-solving, especially for education. In collaboration with America Makes, she developed a digital badge micro-certification program for 3D Printing technicians. Fab Lab Hub was also granted an additive manufacturing registered apprenticeship by the US Dept. of Labor in 2020. Sarah is a Fellow and Past President of the Laser Institute of America, an Ambassador of America Makes, and founded the New Mexico chapter of Women in 3D Printing.

Shavini Fernando, founder and CEO of OxiWear, is a video game, virtual reality (VR), web designer and developer. She holds a B.S. in Computer Science from the University of Portsmouth, an M.B.A. from Edith Cowan University, and an M.A. in Communication, Culture, and Technology (CCT) from Georgetown University. After being diagnosed with severe pulmonary hypertension (PH) due to Eisenmenger Syndrome, Shavini invented OxiWear in 2019 as a tool for herself and the larger PH community. Ms. Fernando personally experienced multiple situations in which her heart stopped beating as a result of a sudden drop in oxygen levels, necessitating self-CPR to revive her heart. Her invention and new venture has received a variety of accolades, including awards from the Leonsis Foundation, CitiVentures, and Georgetown University. She was a recent recipient of the Washington Business Journal's 40 Under 40. Originally from Sri Lanka, Ms. Fernando currently resides in Arlington, Virginia.

Dmitry Vasilev is a co-founder and CBDO of "Karfidov Lab" LLC and "Komarik" LLC. He graduated NUST MISiS in Moscow and then received master's degree in a joint program of the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology and MIT. In 2014 Dmitry worked at the laboratory of advanced manufacturing technologies at the University of South Carolina. His research was done under guidance of Professor Zafer Gurdal and Professor Psakhie S.G. in the field of FDM-like manufacturing process to produce composite parts with anisotropic properties. Dmitry along with his partner Alexey are among the first donors of the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology. Since 2014, he is co-owner of the engineering company Karfidov Lab. After 7 years the company has become the market leader in industrial design and high-tech design of innovative devices and products with a turnover of more than 2 mln USD. He co-founded several spin-off companies, attracted VC round to a medical equipment project. Dmitry is an expert in Product Design and Development, end-to-end design, development management and manufacturing technology.

Formally trained in Biomedical Visualization and Clinical Anaplastology, Dr. Yu-Hui Huang is currently completing her Radiology residency at the University of Minnesota, where she utilizes 3D printing to assist with clinical care for human and veterinary patients. Dr. Huang is also an adjunct faculty at the University of Illinois at Chicago Graduate Biomedical Visualization Program, where she teaches 3D Printing with Data Segmentation for Medicine and Pathophysiology for Biomedical Visualization. She seeks to combine art, medicine and technology, specifically medical imaging and 3D printing, to improve patient outcomes.

Dr. Maracaja is a Physician, Cardiac Anesthesiologist, and Designer of medical equipment and devices. He is also founder of company Pneumocyte LLC. In both his commercial and clinical work, he devises creative engineering solutions to improving patient experience. His Formlabs printer helps him with rapid prototyping, and having the printer in house allows him to have a one-day design cycle. He 3D prints every night, tests his prototypes during the day and does design revisions in the afternoon. This cycle has allowed Luiz to take the next step from intellectual property to proof of concept and preclinical testing.

Dr. Elisa Praderi is a trained dentist who graduated from Universidad Católica del Uruguay in 2017. She conducted a research study in the area of esthetic dentistry which she presented in the 96th General Session and Exhibition of the International Association for Dental Research as a Unilever Hatton Award Competitor. She has worked at the University’s emergency service and in private dental practice for the last 3 years. Elisa has always been interested in dental materials, clinical workflows and technology integration in daily practice. These components were the triggers that made her pursue a professional career in 3D printing and join Formlabs in 2019 as the Clinical Protocols & KOL Manager.

Carolyn completed her Dental Technology Diploma from NAIT in 2007 and worked in privately owned dental laboratories where she focused on dental device construction with a high need for aesthetics. Carolyn joined iRSM in 2013 and is interested in using digital technology to replace conventional dental processes. She went on to further her post-secondary education and obtained a Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management in 2017. She is currently a graduate student at Memorial University of Newfoundland. Carolyn is very involved with the College of Dental Technologists of Alberta, sitting on two committees–the Finance Committee and the Competency Sub-Committee. She was also a member then chair of the NAIT Dental Technology Advisory Committee from 2007-2017. She is now a board member for the Bachelor of Technology Advisory Committee and the Alumni Association Advisory Committee at NAIT.

As a Lecturer in Jewellery Arts and Technology at the City of Glasgow College, David has spent the past five years developing and delivering diploma level courses whilst focusing on the integration of digital manufacturing technologies. An accomplished tutor and practitioner of jewellery manufacture and design, he is trained in both traditional techniques and CAD/CAM processes. At the college David heads the technology aspects of the course to help students stay up to date with manufacturing trends and learn about the digital tools and technologies now used to manufacture jewellery.

From 2003 to the present, I have been working as a dentist orthopedist in a dental clinic. (private practice) In 2006, the dissertation was defended for the degree of candidate of medical sciences in 2012, the dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Medical Sciences was defended. In 2016 awarded the title of Associate Professor of Higher Attestation Commission in 2018 received the highest medical category more than 80 publications, including in international citation databases 2 Ph.D. under my supervision I am fluent in all methods of orthopedic and therapeutic dental treatment, including complex, maxillofacial prosthetics, aesthetic treatment and prosthetics, whitening, implant prosthetics, removable prosthetics. I work with a microscope and magnification. I own all the techniques of digital dentistry. I understand the analysis of CBCT and other X-ray studies of the head and neck. I work in the field of oncology, experience in the management and rehabilitation of patients after cancer treatment in the head and neck.

I am a character designer and researcher who works in a variety of media including interactive storytelling, playful interaction and character-centric communication. My practice-led research seeks to build meaningful experiences and storytelling opportunities between digital and tangible activities and objects. With a specific focus on environmental advocacy for issues such as predation, ecosystem collapse, and conservation through my character toy designs. I have qualifications in Industrial design, Illustration, and Interactive design and has worked for Weta Workshop on the Lord of the Rings Trilogy, Aardman Animation, The World of Wearable Art, and within the UK Toy industry as a product designer. I am an internationally recognised doll and toy artist and is the former President of the National Institute of American Doll Artists, and an alumna of the Pictoplasma Academy. A Senior Lecturer at Massey University, College of Creative Arts in New Zealand where I am the program lead for Concept Design and the Weta Workshop School at Massey Masters program. I am a current PhD candidate, my practice-based research “Wild Play” explores the design of eco-fiction toys that engage children in outdoor imaginative play.

Matias is the Co-Founder MIRAI 3D. The company works on surgical planning and simulation business development.

A native North Carolinian, Dr. Jennifer Bell earned her undergraduate and doctoral degrees at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She currently owns two practices in the Raleigh, NC area where she practices full time. Dr. Bell is a graduate of the Kois Continuum and a fellow in both the Academy of General Dentistry and International College of Dentists. Dr. Bell is active in the Academy of General Dentistry where she serves on the Dental Practice Council and as a National Spokesperson. When not practicing dentistry, Dr. Bell is busy raising three kids with her husband Brian.

Paul is Pixologic’s in-house ZBrush expert. He is responsible for developing and enhancing the digital sculpting pipelines at multiple area studios, working with artists ranging from feature animators to toy designers. As part of the Pixologic team, Paul travels to various studios and schools, giving live demos and offering educational and artistic support.

Born in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, IDr. Pablo Ramírez is the 5th Generation of dentists in the Ramirez family. He received his academic training at the European University of Madrid (UEM), after completing his undergraduate studies, he took the Master of Implantology and Oral Rehabilitation at the same university. In 2005 he moved to New York, where he studied at NYU the full-time program of Prosthodontics and Dental Aesthetics, and later Periodontics and Implantology, completing his surgical and prosthetic training, with an aesthetic and minimally invasive approach. Currently he works at his practice, a Private Clinic in Las Palmas de Gran Canarias (Ramirez Clinic), where the clinic has a philosophy based on patient care, interdisciplinary approach and digital dentistry .

I was born in 1984 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I'm a CG Artist and Digital Sculptor and I´ve been working in different areas of the field for more than fifteen years. My first job connected with the 3D world was in engineering as a Mechanical Designer. Later on, I moved to Architectural Visualization as a Technical Director. This was followed by Video Games, where I worked as a Lead Animator. Then I entered the Advertising and Motion Graphics business as a CG artist and Art Director. And for the last 5 years, I´ve been working as a digital sculptor for some of the best collectible companies in the world, like Sideshow Collectibles. There, I perform the role of Senior Sculptor and Art Director, giving life to many DC and Marvel characters, from the comics to the statue collectible world.

Daniela Parusheva DMD graduated in dentistry from the Medical University – Sofia, in 2015. She has specializations in the field of implantology and digital dentistry in Spain, Germany, Denmark, Hong Kong and Portugal. She is the first specialist in Eastern Europe to complete a full course in digital smile design (DSD Master) in Madrid. In 2021, Dr. Parusheva’s work in the field of digital dentistry was nominated for the Smart Integration Award 2021 of Dentsply Sirona, and she also won Digital A1 award in the category for Vision and Strategy for her fully digital workflow in the clinic and also the Bulgarian Association of Information Technologies award for leading informational project in Bulgaria. Dr Parusheva is the first dentist in Bulgaria who provides same-day-dentistry to her patients thanks to 3D printing with Permanent crown resin.

Since 1997, Dr. Del Moral has been involved in the application of innovative technologies to support the clinical decision making process and improvement in Patient Safety. He is the Director of Hospital virtual Valdecilla (HvV), an innovation and high performance training center for healthcare professionals in Santander, Spain. During the last four years, HvV has worked closely with healthcare experts in the use of additive manufacturing technology for surgical planning and the design of new sanitary materials. The 3D lab in HvV works with the Design Thinking approach to improve the clinical performance and efficiency in healthcare organizations. One clear project that showcases these efforts is the design of a nasopharyngeal swab for PCR testing that is being used by several organizations worldwide.

Conrad J Rensburg is CEO and head of the dental implant division at Absolute Dental Lab in the Triangle region of North Carolina. He graduated under full scholarship with a 4-year Baccalaureate degree from Pretoria Tech in 1992. He is certified with an ND in technology and specialized with an NHD in fixed prosthetics. He is a member of the prestigious PEERS association, the Academy of Osseointegration, the American College of Prosthodontists and registered with the NADL, NCDLA and certified by the SADTC. He has specialized in fixed dental prosthetics with an emphasis on dental implants since the early 90’s. As a CE-accredited speaker since 2002, he has presented at hundreds of events across the USA, including the Academy of Osseointegration, Global and US symposiums, World Summit Tours, and a multitude of smaller study club events. Conrad’s emphasis as a speaker, is keeping todays clinicians abreast with the latest advancements in restorative protocols and digital workflows related to removable as well as fixed prosthetics. His courses also cover guided surgery and latched conversion techniques, screw retained restorative options, digital denture workflows as well as hybrid implant retained and supported solutions. As author of multiple published articles, his focus is on CAD implant design protocols and fixed as well as removable hybrid implant supported techniques. Conrad can be contacted at absolutedentallab.com or conrad@absolutedentalservices.com

He worked several years in Germany. He is an international trainer for the DENTSPLY-SIRONA, VITA and BOREA companies. His own search for dental aesthetic resulted in a specific Personal Oral Protocol.

Growing up in the motorcycle industry, I was a racer, airbrush artist, enthusiast, and dabbled in custom bike fabrication over a 30 year period. For a little more than a decade now, I moved into manufacturing which led me into this path of 3D printing and metal casting. I have spent the past 5 plus years combining skill sets that I’ve learned over the years while constantly trying to learn and improve upon those skills and acquire new ones to create one of a kind art pieces.

Lindsey is the CEO at SNL Creative, Inc. A creative design and manufacturing company in Los Angeles. With 10+ years in Additive Manufacturing experience and certification from MIT Professional school of Business in Innovative Product Design for Additive Manufacturing. Lindsey is a client focused business leader with a growth mindset. She maintains an unwavering commitment to build trusted partnerships with her clients that exceed expectations. Lindsey serves as the LA Ambassador for Women in 3D Printing, a non profit with a mission to close the gender-gap in the Additive Manufacturing Industry. She is an executive planning committee member for the annual TIPE conference, an international all-women speaker conference for the 3D Printing Industry.

Vitaly Pantsulaya graduated in 2008 at Volgograd State Medical University with excellence. He is a General dentist, Prosthodontist, Maxillo-facial surgeon, and Orthodontist. He was a speaker in International Education Center Dental Duru, Moscow, Russian Federation, and has delivered more than 400 lectures in 6 countries. Dr. Pantsulaya is a key opinion leader for several dental implant companies: MegaGen (South Korea), Bicon (USA), Impro (Germany), X-Gate (Israel). In addition, he is a MINEC fellow, ITI member, and EAO member. Dr. Pantsulaya has a patent pending on Modified Gingiva Former at Immediate Loading. He has been a Formlabs user since 2018.

Tomer Emmar is a Prototyping Manager on the Digital Product Creation team at Tapestry, a New York City-based house of modern luxury fashion brands including Coach, Kate Spade, and Stuart Weitzman. He is currently leading a team of experts deploying 3D printing technologies to create early alignment between designers, product developers, and manufacturers across the globe. Tomer's team is responsible for covering all product categories from sub-components such as hardware and jewelry to full-size footwear and handbag samples. He is also a self-taught metalsmith and the founder of Studio Forty Seven where he combines digital fabrication methodologies and traditional metalworking techniques to create jewelry and other sterling silver products.

Herr Urbanek hat vier abgeschlossene Berufsausbildungen: Produktionstechniker, Roboterprogrammierer, Schweißfachmann, Mediengestalter. Er kam über CAD (Produktionstechnik; Roboterprogrammierung) zum 3D-Design Urgründer der 3D-Akademie. Durch die ständige Weiterentwicklung im 3D-Bereich hat er das Angebot der 3D-Akademie durch Erstellung von Lehrplänen ständig erweitert. Kürzlich wurde er von der Industrie- und Handelskammer beauftragt, Aufgaben im 3D-Bereich von Berufsprüfungen zu erstellen. Sowie vom Bundesinstitut für Berufsbildung (bibb), einen 3D-Beruf einzuführen.

Lisa Brown is a Manager and Wind Tunnel Test Engineer with the Texas A&M Low Speed Wind Tunnel. She has a background in aerospace engineering with a bachelor’s and master’s degree in the subject from Texas A&M in 2014 and 2017 respectively. Lisa is consistently involved in finding new technology and processes that can increase the efficiency and impact of the facility. She also seeks out ways to integrate undergraduate student workers into all aspects of design, manufacturing, and testing of wind tunnel models. Lisa has been involved in the design and printing of rapid prototyped model components since 2014 and began working with Formlabs printers in 2020.

Kat started her career studying sculpture and fine arts, but eventually found her medium in digital fabrication. She has a diverse tool background, with experience in both traditional and additive manufacturing. As an educator and consultant, she's helped many early stage product designers bring their ideas to life through iterative designing and prototyping. Kat's process is as focused on usability for the user, as it is for the designer, following the guiding principles of design feasibility during the entire product development life cycle.

Studied dentistry at European University Madrid. Postgraduate program in Orthodontics and dentofacial Orthopedics. Specialist in Computer aided dentistry. Orthodontics, Smile design, appliance designs, aligners, indirect bonding, nasoalveolar molding in cleft palate patients. KOL Formlabs Dental, DSD, Nemotec, Operation Smile. Member SEDO/SEDA, EAO, AAO, iAOI. Multidisciplinary private dental practice. Clínica Ramírez. Canary Islands.

Phil Tsao is a design engineer with a deep background in mechatronics. He works at Vancouver-based startup TZOA, specializing in electrical and mechanical design. Phil also operates a rapid prototyping company called Ember Prototypes, providing fast turnaround parts to engineers using 3D printers and laser cutters. Phil was introduced to 3D printing through the large in-house machine shop at his previous job, and it was this exposure that propelled his interest in not only 3D printing, but many other manufacturing technologies. With access to high quality SLA printing, Phil can now address client needs with Formlabs’ vast library of resins.

Juan holds a Masters of Industrial Design (MID) from the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) and a Bachelors of Industrial design (BID) from Universidad Rafael Landivar, in Guatemala City. He was raised in a colorful and vivid culture, quickly developing an interest in how things were made, tearing everything he owned apart and putting it back together, often with a few leftover pieces. After a succession of projects related to design for development, Juan was chosen as a Fulbright fellow for the class of 2013 by the U.S. Department of State. He went on to be the lead designer for Voxel8, helping create the world’s first 3D Electronics printer. He is currently Chair of the Product Design BFA at MICA in Baltimore, MA. Juan was honored as one of MIT Technology Review’s Innovators Under 35 for 2017.

Edgar is an inventor, researcher, and teacher. He studied for his electronic engineering bachelor's at Universidad de Nariño, then his master's and doctorate at Universidad de los Andes. His research work is focused on microelectronics and sensor design. In 2020 he join the Sigma Laboratorios team to develop cold-plasma machines to remove Covid-19 from the air without chemicals. At Sigma they developed Aire a cold plasma air filter using 3D printing technologies from Formlabs. Currently, the Aire technology has been shown to effectively inactivate Covid-19, fungi, and bacteria. It's been deployed on a closed beta test and it is patent pending.

If creativity could be bottled and sold, James would make a fortune. He has oodles of the stuff. As a child prodigy, James began building models, but they weren’t any ordinary models like most of us have built – from a kit – passing out from the smell of glue.Having done projects for companies such as Disney, Paramount Pictures, the Cartoon Network, Sony and others, as well as projects for notable celebrities and high profile clients, James has been able to apply years of industry experience to helping Monster City develop memorable, award-winning creations. We’re still searching for ways to bottle all that creativity.

Manfred is an early bird in the AM industry. He founded his first company 32 years ago. Since then, he founded a couple more startups (3D-scanning, 3D-printing, content production). During the last years he was responsible for the DACH market for Hubs (formerly 3D-Hubs). In 2021 he took over the role as Head of AM and digitalization for an automotive prototyping company. His task: make the company ready for the future and integrate all new technologies to the daily busines. He is a member of the advisory board for the German 3D printing association. Manfred is a networker, a maker and a barista. He is always open for a good cup of coffee and a good talk.

El Dr. Abdel Hakim Moustafa es cardiólogo especialista en imagen cardíaca avanzada y director del servicio de 3D del hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau de Barcelona, con experiencia en estudio de las enfermedades cardíacas valvulares y estructurales mediante ecocardiografía, resonancia magnética y tomografía computarizada cardíaca. Tiene gran interés en el modelado 3D y simulación in-silico, impresión 3D, visualización avanzada (AR/VR/MR) e inteligencia artificial aplicada al proceso de la imagen. El Dr. Moustafa cree firmemente en el enfoque de la medicina personalizada con el paciente en el centro.

Will works as a mechanical engineer in the cycling industry and started his own framebuilding company, Albatross Bikes. He got his start in 3D printing when looking for a way to quickly and easily prototype products before sending them into production. Will uses Formlabs Draft Resin to prototype sections of his bike frames for rapid form and fit prototyping.

Dr. Mayra Vasques is researcher at Univ. of Sao Paulo (Brazil) and founder of iNNOV3D an EdTech company focused on supporting and training teachers and universities for the innovative and efficient use of 3D Technologies in Dentistry. She started in the additive manufacturing field in 2015, during her PhD Fellow at School of Dentistry at the University of Sao Paulo, where she led a project in additive manufacturing for the development of occlusal splints for patients with orofacial pain. Since then, she has published scientific papers and she has been involved in several AM research projects and as panelist in conferences. She is deeply involved in creating a positive and accessible local ecosystem in Brazil for digital technology and AM, working for to build the local community as Latin America Chair at ”Women in 3D Printing” company and Community Manager at “3DHeals”.

Dr. Kanwal M. Farooqi is a pediatric cardiologist who specializes in advanced imaging. She performs cardiac MRIs, CTs, as well as transthoracic, transesophageal and fetal echocardiograms. Dr. Farooqi’s research focuses on the use of 3D printed and digital cardiac models to improve care for patients with congenital heart disease. She leads the 3D printing program at CUIMC and the core echocardiography lab for the Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C) Longitudinal multidisciplinary follow up program and has had a pivotal role in reporting on data from this patient cohort.

Dr. Rihal obtained his DMD degree from the University of Manitoba, Faculty of Dentistry, in 1995. His professional interest has involved all aspects of implant and CAD/CAM dentistry. Dr. Rihal has acquired expertise in CAD/CAM based prosthetic dentistry, involving numerous CAD systems and materials. He currently manages his digital lab called Rihal Digital Designs. Dr. Rihal harnesses digital workflows for the fabrication of dental restorations and his Formlab printers are an essential part of his practice. He presently is a partner in a large group practice in Winnipeg, MB, and serves on the boards of the Manitoba Dental Association (MDA), National Dental Examination Board (NDEB), and the current chair of the Commission on Dental Accreditation of Canada (CDAC). He was also a part-time instructor at the University of Manitoba Faculty of Dentistry and is a fellow of the Pierre Fauchard Academy, the American Academy of General Dentists, and the International College of Dentist.

El Dr. Marcelo Pérez es odontologo y se especializó en Cirugía guiada, paciente virtual, planificaciones 3D, rehabilitación digital. Odontología digital. Impresion 3D y sistemas Cad Cam. Tiene más de 15 años de experiencia en el sector digital y tiene varias publicaciones científicas sobre el tema. Es director del posgrado de odontología digital de la Universidad Catolica de Cordoba y dicta capacitaciones y conferencias nacionales e internacionales. En su centro de capacitación y formación equipado con la última tecnología además realiza atención privada y recibe colegas de varias nacionalidades para tomar sus capacitaciones en odontología digital.

Dr. Marturello completed her small animal surgical residency and combined masters of science at Michigan State University in 2019. As part of her thesis, she designed and printed drill guides and testing fixtures to evaluate the mechanical properties of feline orthopedic implants. She is currently an Assistant Professor of Orthopedic Surgery (tenure track) at MSU with a particular interest in implant design and development.

Dr. Julian Nold graduated in Dentistry in 2015. He has since been working at the Department of Prosthetic Dentistry, University Medical Center Freiburg, where he also received his PhD in 2017. His primary field of research is the incorporation of 3D printing into dental workflows with the current focus on finding and optimising workflows for 3D printing temporary and final restorations. He has been gaining experience with 3D printers of various brands, including Formlabs, since 2016. He is also the co-author of a recent publication on 3D printing face shields to give assistance in fighting the spread of Covid-19.

DR. SOMPOP BENCHARIT is Associate Professor, Founding Director of Digital Dentistry Technologies, and Director of Clinical Research at the Philips Institute for Oral Health Research, School of Dentistry and the Department of Biomedical Engineering, College of Engineering at Virginia Commonwealth University. He received his DDS and Diploma in Prosthodontics from Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand, a Certificate and Master Degree in Prosthodontics, PhD in Oral Biology, and a Certificate of Clinical Research from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Prosthodontics and a Fellow of the American College of Prosthodontists, Pierre Fauchard Academy, and International College of Dentists. He currently serves as an Assistant Editor for Journal of Prosthodontics, an Academic Editor for PLoS ONE, a Scientific Editorial Board for Scientific Reports, and an Editorial Contributor for ADA/Elsevier PracticeUpdate Clinical Dentistry. Dr. Bencharit was a recipient of the American College of Prosthodontists 2021 Distinguished Researcher Award. He has published over 100 abstracts and authored over 80 peer-reviewed articles.

Bea Dominguez is the global 3D printing at the point-of-care market manager at Materialise. Materialise is the worldwide leader in 3D medical software and services for healthcare professionals, engineers and researchers. At the point-of-care, Materialise had helped hundreds of hospitals to start or scale up their 3D printing labs. Bea has been working at Materialise since 2018. She holds a Ph.D. in Biomedicine from KU Leuven (Belgium) and a double degree in Pharmacy and Biochemistry from the University Complutense of Madrid (Spain).

Edoardo Trombini, 26 years old, is a Product Designer at Bertone Design and New Crazy Colors. Graduated in Product Design at IED University of Milan, he has a strong passion for design and planning, driven by the desire to know the past, reinterpret it and project it into the future. His initial love for "do-it-yourself" turned into the desire to create objects from design to realization. For Edoardo, there is nothing more exciting than seeing your product in its evolution, from the first sketches to its evolvement in the tiniest details. Edoardo uses 3D printing actively since 2018, which allows him, even in the design phase, to think and then create increasingly complex products from the beginning. Being responsible for prototyping and 3d printing of the group, Trombini retains that the 3D printers of Formlabs have better-printed products for prototyping and now real production.

Dr. Thornton earned her B.S.E. from Princeton University and her Ph.D. from Cambridge University. She is currently a Professor of Practice at Boston University where she teaches manufacturing and product development. She started her career as a faculty member in MIT’s Mechanical Engineering department. During her time at MIT, her research focused on product development, manufacturing, and quality systems. After leaving MIT, she was a senior partner in Analytics Operations Engineering where she worked with over 40 large companies to implement, streamline, and improve their product development, manufacturing, and quality systems. As the Director of Engineering and Quality at Dragon Innovation, she helped over 30 new hardware startups to transform prototype designs into final products. Dr. Thornton is the author of many articles, blogs, and books and is a frequent speaker in multiple university programs and industry forums. She recently published a book with Wiley Press entitled Product Realization.

Dr. Todd Goldstein PhD is the Director of Northwell Health’s 3D Design and Innovation lab. His research focuses on utilizing 3D technologies both in the clinic and in the laboratory. Dr. Goldstein's Lab focuses on anatomical models, patient specific treatments, and tissue engineering. Most recently his team has developed and deployed multiple devices for COVID-19 pandemic response. Additionally he has developed amphibious prosthetic legs for both civilians and wounded warriors.