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Industry Insider Michelle Du Toit, on top down, SLA DLP 3D Printing

September 18, 2017 by Nora Toure

Women in 3D Printing’s mission is to increase the visibility of women in the Additive Manufacturing industry and encourage more women to use 3D Printing technologies. We have been doing so by highlighting female leaders and innovators on our platform since 2014. To provide even more insights on female experts in the Additive Manufacturing Industry, we are inviting women to contribute to this series by sharing their business and tech expertise through guest blog posts to be published as Industry Insiders […]

Categories: Industry Insiders • Tags: Australia, DLP, SLA

Annalisa Chiappone – “It is essential to continue to improve the machines technology, design, and materials to remain on top of the innovation”

June 21, 2017 by Nora Toure

Annalisa Chiappone is a Material Engineer, Ph.D. in Materials Science from Politecnico di Torino; her doctorate, in collaboration with the “Centre Technique du Papier” in Grenoble, was focused on lingo-cellulosic materials for the development of reinforced polymer electrolytes for lithium batteries applications. In 2012 Annalisa moved to the Italian Institute of Technology(IIT), Center for Sustainable Future Technologies, as a post-doc researcher Until 2015 her research activity was mainly focused on polymeric materials and composites for energy or electronic applications, exploiting the […]

Categories: Profiles • Tags: DLP, Italy, research, SLA

Isabel Virag – “Operating 3D printers is not an exceptionally complicated process.”

February 16, 2015 by Nora Toure

Isabel Virag is the Head of Product Development for Ucreate3D. Ucreate3D provide collections of smartphone cases, combining traditional manufacturing with 3D printing. Prior to this position, Isabel used to run various 3D printers for IMDS, and previously for Mydea Technologies.

Categories: Profiles • Tags: Business, DMLS, FDM, SLA

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Industry Insider Michelle Du Toit, on top down, SLA DLP 3D Printing

Annalisa Chiappone – “It is essential to continue to improve the machines technology, design, and materials to remain on top of the innovation”

Isabel Virag – “Operating 3D printers is not an exceptionally complicated process.”