Save the date and Register! 3D Printing for Medical Applications Seminar (#3DMed)

By Paul Mignone

In the last days of 2014, we held a meeting with medical professionals from MDHS and hospitals Melbourne-wide, with the objective being to discuss how 3D printing can be used to assist in their research and/or practice. Not surprisingly, awareness and training in 3D printing and design technologies ranked as the most important issues that medical researchers and practitioners needed addressed in the short-to-medium term.

To address these issues, will be hosting a 3D Printing for Medical Applications Seminar (#3DMed). The seminar aims to bring researchers and practitioners together to discuss:

  • Current 3D printing and design technologies, i.e. use of titanium for implants, use of plastics for pre surgery simulation practice.
  • How the technologies can help the medical field, i.e. new research opportunities and public understanding of science.
  • Specific training requirements, i.e. medical scanning and image slicing using software such as 3D slicer.

Due to high demand and limited capacity, both early registration and early attendance are compulsory.

Please click here to register your attendance.

Details for the event are as follows:

Where: Carlton Connect (Lab-14) Events Space, 700 Swanston Street (Corner of Grattan Street), Carlton, Victoria, 3053

When: Tuesday, 14 April, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM

Speakers: A schedule of speakers and topics can be viewed directly below.

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