The Future of 3D Printing in Health Sciences

In this workshop, we will explore the future of 3D printing in health sciences after a brief introduction to the technology. Traditional 3D printing currently has a robust user base in the field, with physicians, dentists, researchers and more using the technology to create prototype models, molds, and learning tools on the fly. The future of 3D printing in health sciences likely lies outside the traditional form of the tech, with bio-printing potentially enabling the possibility of printing human tissue and organs. We will cover these futurist advancements, as well as ongoing advancements in traditional 3D printing, roadblocks to progress, and more.

Participants can join this session one of three ways: 

• Attend in person at Ginsburg Library, or 
• Attend online via Zoom, or 
• View the recording on their own time (all registrants will receive an email with the video link after this session)  

This workshop will be offered in a hybrid format. You must register for this workshop. You will receive a registration confirmation email, which includes the Zoom link for the workshop. On the day of the workshop, participants may join in person in the assigned room, or participants can join on Zoom. Participants should log into their temple.zoom.us accounts in order to skip the waiting room. If participants are not Temple affiliates, they should use their first and last names in order to be admitted to the session. 

Please contact Nick Perilli, nick.perilli@temple.edu, with any questions.

Workshop is recommended for: Undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, staff,  and Temple Hospital staff.