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3D Printing
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Photonics Applications and Research
Unmanned Cargo Aircraft
Internet of Things
Vertical Farming / Smart Farming
Health Care, Med Tech, 3D Medical Printing, 3D Dental Printing, 3D Bioprinting, 3D Pharma Printing
General Innovation / Start-ups / Scale-ups
Food Innovation, 3D Food Printing, Healthy Nutrition
Materials of the Future Series
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presentation by Philip Smith, CEO, 4D Biomaterials 4D Biomaterials is introducing a new class of 3D printing resin-inks for medical applications. In this first public presentation of the company’s technology, we will outline the unique properties of the materials including their biocompatibility, degradation/resorption behaviour and physical characteristics. For more information about this presentation, go to https://www.3dmedtechprintingconference.com/speaker/4d-biomaterials-so-whats-new/ For other 3D Medical Printing presentation go to our playlist on healthcare, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIEoQ3awU9RbPEIbUdQeiTl2H9dYvg4UF For other topics go to https://www.jakajima.eu/tv
4D Biomaterials – so what’s new?
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A presentation by Dr. Ruth Houbertz, ThinkMade Engineering & Consulting at the 3D BioPrinting Conference 2021 edition Optical technologies cover a broad range of applications which make use of the generation and the manipulation of light, and they open a wide field of novel applications when combined with (bio-) medicine. Many efforts have been made to develop laser light sources in order to continuously increase their application potential. With the postulation of two-photon absorption in 1931 and the invention of ultra-fast lasers which led to the experimental demonstration of this effect in 1997, many different applications were addressed, and the interaction of ultra-short laser pulses with polymer, ceramic, or glass materials is of high technological interest. Since the triggered reactions are strongly confined to the focal region, the formation of free-form 3D-printed micro and nano structures can be easily carried out with highest precision. Read more on https://www.3dbioprintingconference.com/speaker/3d-printed-scaffolds-for-tissue-engineering-materials-and-applications/ For more information about 3DBio Printing Conference, go to https://www.3dbioprintingconference.com If you want to watch more videos on 3D Bio Printing, please visit our JakajimaTV playlist on 3D Medical Innovation, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIEoQ3awU9RbPEIbUdQeiTl2H9dYvg4UF If you are interested to watch more tech videos, please go to https://www.www.jakajima.eu/tv
3D-Printed Scaffolds for Tissue Engineering – Materials and Applications
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presentation by Claudia Delgado Simao, Teamleader at Eurecat – Technology Centre of Catalonia, at ONLINE 3D Printing Electronics Conference (21 January 2021, 14:00 – 18:00 CET). REGISTER HERE to attend the conference4D printing is a methodology that makes use of a certain printed material property to change it’s final structure or chemistry along time. Block-copolymers (BCP) are synthetic polymer materials with tuned supramolecular interactions by design, useful to control it’s ability to self-assemble in segregated hydrophillic-hydrophonbic domains and create various functionalised superstructures. Here is presented the methodology for 4DP with BCPs and potential applications in health and energy applications. For more information about 3D Printing Electronics Conference, go to https://www.3dprintingelectronicsconference.com For more information about 4D Printing Conference, go to https://www.4dpmmconference.com If you want to watch more videos on 3D Printing Electronics, please visit our JakajimaTV playlist on 3D Printing https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIEoQ3awU9RbUD-Udc32u2r-Gqg9WqU07 If you are interested to watch more tech videos, please go to https://www.www.jakajima.eu/tv
Block copolymers: a route for 4D printing
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A presentation by Sandra Balnik, Lithoz GmbH. at the 3D Dental Printing Conference 2021 edition Lithography-based Ceramic Manufacturing (LCM), a 3D printingtechnologyfor ceramic materials, offers new possibilities for the manufacturing of dental medical devices. LCM uses ceramic suspensions, which consist of ceramic particles dispersed in photocurable binder matrix, in a layer-by-layer process by using visible light. After debinding and sintering pure ceramic parts are yielded with same properties as in conventional manufacturing techniques. Beside freedom of design other benefits of LCM compared to conventional shapingmethods are very efficient material usage, dimensional accuracy and the capability to generate very delicate features down to 100 μm. LCM allows a wide variety of ceramic materials to be shaped in order to produce among others dental restorations, dental implants and bone replacement implants. Read more on https://www.3ddentalprintingconference.com/speaker/lithography-based-ceramic-manufacturing-as-tool-for-the-full-digital-workflow-for-the-production-of-dental-applications/ For more information about 3D Dental Printing Conference, go to https://www.3ddentalprintingconference.com If you want to watch more videos on 3D Dental Printing, please visit our JakajimaTV playlist on 3D Medical Innovation, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIEoQ3awU9RbPEIbUdQeiTl2H9dYvg4UF If you are interested to watch more tech videos, please go to https://www.www.jakajima.eu/tv
Lithography-based Ceramic Manufacturing as tool for a digital workflow producing dental applications
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A presentation by Jasper Van Hoorick, Project Leader, XPECT-INX at the 3D BioPrinting Conference 2021 edition Biofabrication is the science using additive manufacturing (AM) for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. This field is undergoing a shift from fundamental to applied research, resulting in a rapidly growing market segment. There are a lot of formulations described in literature. However, complicated or unreliable material feeds result in very low market penetration. Consequently, potentially breakthrough research is rarely transferred from bench to bedside. Current commercial resins and bioink formulations remain limited. In the light-based AM segment, there are no biodegradable and only few biocompatible or cell-interactive resins. Additionally, formulations for the general biofabrication market often exhibit poor resolution or difficult processing. Read more on https://www.3dbioprintingconference.com/speaker/from-polymer-research-to-bio-ink-industry/ For more information about 3DBio Printing Conference, go to https://www.3dbioprintingconference.com If you want to watch more videos on 3D Bio Printing, please visit our JakajimaTV playlist on 3D Medical Innovation, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIEoQ3awU9RbPEIbUdQeiTl2H9dYvg4UF If you are interested to watch more tech videos, please go to https://www.www.jakajima.eu/tv
From Polymer Research to Bio-ink Industry
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presentation by Valentina Bertana, Post-Doc researcher, Politecnico di Torino. The field of additive manufacturing, which in the last years has gained a lot of interest both from the commercial and the academic world, needs now a boost from the materials side. If materials with special properties as biocompatibility, high mechanical resistance or temperature resistance are already present on the market, materials with special functionalities are still waiting for first release. Especially as regards materials with electrically conductive properties, which would represent a breakthrough for 3D printed electronics. In this perspective, our research group at the department of Applied Science and Technology at Politecnico di Torino is studying novel materials to allow the additive manufacturing of electrical and electronic components. Among different tests, the photocurable resin based on PEDOT:PSS seems to be the most promising one. Some application examples will be also reported. https://www.3dprintingelectronicsconference.com/speaker/electrically-conductive-polymers-for-additive-manufacturing-current-research-at-polito/ For more information about 3D Printing Electronics Conference, go to https://www.3dprintingelectronicsconference.com If you want to watch more videos on 3D Printing Electronics, please visit our JakajimaTV playlist on 3D Printing https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIEoQ3awU9RbUD-Udc32u2r-Gqg9WqU07 If you are interested to watch more tech videos, please go to https://www.www.jakajima.eu/tv
Electrically conductive polymers for additive manufacturing: current research at PoliTo
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by Jae Yoo, CTO of Aprecia Pharmaceuticals. He is serving as Chief Technology Officer for Aprecia Pharmaceuticals, LLC since August 2018. His 3DP journey started at MIT in the early 1990’s where he developed and used an inkjet printing based 3DP process to fabricate advanced ceramic materials with compositional gradient. He explored and demonstrated a wide range of pharmaceutical and biomedical applications of 3DP while working for Therics, Inc., a VC backed company that licensed the technology from MIT. For more information about this presentation, go to https://www.3dpharmaprintingconference.com. For other 3D Medical Printing presentation go to our playlist on healthcare, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIEoQ3awU9RbPEIbUdQeiTl2H9dYvg4UF For other topics go to https://www.jakajima.eu/tv
Additive Manufacturing: Unlocking Pharma’s Unmet Challenges
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A presentation by Les Kalman, Assistant Professor, Restorative Dentistry,; Academic Lead, CDE. at the 3D Dental Printing Conference 2021 edition Additive manufacturing has experienced a surge in popularity in dentistry, but has been mainly limited to plastics for guides, aligners and dentures. AM with metal and ceramic is still in its infancy, but the workflow has significant advantages over conventional approaches. This presentation will explore innovations in metal and ceramic AM for dental applications with novel workflows, examples and comparisons to conventional production. Specifically, metal SLM AM using titanium and cobalt-chromium for dental prostheses was investigated. Workflows were developed and specific material testing was explored, resulting in innovative approaches that are simple, efficient, customizable and inexpensive alternatives. Read more on https://www.3ddentalprintingconference.com/speaker/innovative-applications-with-dental-additive-manufacturing/ For more information about 3D Dental Printing Conference, go to https://www.3ddentalprintingconference.com If you want to watch more videos on 3D Dental Printing, please visit our JakajimaTV playlist on 3D Medical Innovation, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIEoQ3awU9RbPEIbUdQeiTl2H9dYvg4UF If you are interested to watch more tech videos, please go to https://www.www.jakajima.eu/tv
Innovative applications with dental additive manufacturing
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presentation by Parimal Kopardekar, Director, NASA Aeronautics Research Institute. The talk will include considerations to safely and efficiently integrate unmanned cargo operations of all sizes into the national airspace system. The talk will focus on specific concepts, technologies, and procedures related to aircraft, network operations center, communication/navigation/surveillance needs, and air traffic management. The talk will address interesting considerations within nominal and off-nominal scenarios. For more information about Unmanned Cargo Aircraft Conference, go to https://www.UnmannedCargoAircraft.com or https://platformuca.org If you want to watch more videos on Unmanned Cargo Aircraft, please visit our JakajimaTV UCA Channel https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIEoQ3awU9RbscvFkHI05YLLNOcMmmQdF If you are interested to watch more tech videos, please go to https://www.jakajima.eu/tv
Accommodating Unmanned Cargo Operations in the National Airspace System
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