Agenda

Tuesday, 28 Apr 2015

	3D Printing
	3D Printing Keynotes
08:45	IDTechEx Analysis of the 3D Printing Industry: Applications, Unmet Needs and Future Markets Ms Rachel Gordon, Technology Analyst IDTechEx United Kingdom
09:10	Stratasys Multi-Material 3D Printing Dr Ira Yudovin-Farber, New Chemistries Group Manager Stratasys Israel
09:35	Univ Medical Centre Utrecht From Total Cranial Implant to 3D Bioprinting Dr Bon Verweij, Neurosurgeon Univ Medical Centre Utrecht Netherlands
10:00	Leiden Institute of Physics Mechanical Metamaterials Prof Martin van Hecke, Leiden Institute of Physics Netherlands
10:25	Break
11:30	Lockheed Martin Opportunities for Production Implementation of Additive Manufacturing at Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Mr Brian Rosenberger, LM Fellow Lockheed Martin United States
	3D Printing Materials
11:55	CTTC Additive Manufacturing Technologies for Ceramic Parts and Ceramic Components Dr Malgorzata Piechowiak, R&D Manager CTTC France
12:20	Better Future Factory Which Plastics can be Recycled into 3D Printing Filament? Mr Jonas Martens, Captain and Chief Executive Officer Better Future Factory Netherlands
12:45	3D Printing Awards
13:10	Lunch
	End Users of 3D Printing
14:30	LayerWise What is the Manufacturing Potential of Selective Laser Melting? Mr Tom De Bruyne, General Manager & DMP Market Development Manager LayerWise Belgium
14:55	Architected Materials Applications for 3D Printed Micro-Lattice Light Weight Composite Sandwich Structures Bamidele Ali, VP Business Development Architected Materials United States
15:20	3D Labor TU-Berlin 3D Technologies for Museums in Berlin Prof Hartmut Schwandt, Project Leader 3D Labor TU-Berlin Germany
15:45	FIT production An additively Manufactured Titanium Implant for Neurocranial Reconstruction Mr Harald Schmid, Project Engineer FIT production Germany
16:10	Break
	3D Bioprinting
16:45	VU University Medical Centre New 3D Printing System for the Medical Market Dr Ernst Jan Bos, VU University Medical Centre Netherlands
17:10	Fraunhofer IGB Bioinks - Printable Biological Tissue Dr Kirsten Borchers, Senior Scientist Fraunhofer IGB Germany
18:00	Day 1 Ends

Wednesday, 29 Apr 2015

	3D Printing
	Structural Electronics and 3D Printing
08:30	Local Motors Inc Co-Creating and 3D Printing Next Generation of Vehicles Mr Damien Declercq, Executive Vice President EMEA Local Motors Inc United States
08:55	Safran Microturbo Application of 3D Printing to the More Electrical Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) System Mr Frederic Verdeaux, R&T project Manager Safran Microturbo France
09:45	Imperial College London (The Composites Centre) 'Massless' Energy - Structural Power Composites Dr Emile Greenhalgh, Reader in Composite Materials Imperial College London (The Composites Centre) United Kingdom
10:10	Break
	3D Printed Electronics
11:15	Optomec Inc Micrometer-scale 3D Printing with Aerosol Jet Mr Mike O'Reilly, Director, Aerosol Jet Product Management Optomec Inc United States
11:40	Neotech Services MTP 3D Printed Electronics - Applications and Production Technology Dr Martin Hedges, Managing Director Neotech Services MTP Germany
12:05	BotFactory Inc Printed Circuit Boards, a Hacker's Analysis Mr Carlos Ospina, CTO BotFactory Inc United States
12:30	Camtek 3D Functional Inkjet Printer as a Manufacturing Platform for PCB Solder Mask and Legend Direct Deposition Dr Eliane Liraz, Materials R&D Manager Camtek Israel
12:55	Lunch
	3D Printing Technologies
14:30	Cranfield University WAAM - Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing Mr Jorn Mehnen, Reader in Computational Manufacturing Cranfield University United Kingdom
14:55	TNO - Holst Centre Towards High-Resolution Multi-Material AM: Lepus NXT Rik Starmans, TNO - Holst Centre Netherlands
15:20	3Dponics 3D Printing + Hydroponics = 3Dponics Mr Michael Golubev, CEO/Urban Farmer 3Dponics Canada
15:45	Delektre Ltd 3D Printing has Been Turned into True Mass Manufacturing Globally Mr Antti Backman, CEO Delektre Ltd Finland
16:10	Break
	3D Printing of Electronics
16:40	Ceradrop Hybrid Materials Deposition Technology Dedicated to Ceramics Smart 3D Printing Mr Nicolas Bernardin, Deputy Managing Director Ceradrop France
17:05	ELMATICA AS When will the PCB go 3D? Mr Jan Pedersen, Chief Supply Chain Officer ELMATICA AS Norway
17:30	TUM Approach for Integrating Three-Dimensional Conductive Paths in Additively Manufactured Parts. Mr Johannes Glasschröder, Assistant TUM Germany
17:55	Day 2 Ends

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Wednesday April 29, 2015

Structural Electronics and 3D Printing (08:30 - 11:15)

Local Motors Inc, Mr Damien Declercq, Executive Vice President EMEA

08:30 - 08:55 "Co-Creating and 3D Printing Next Generation of Vehicles"

Local Motors leverage a collaborative development process and small scale production units to bring vehicle innovations to market at unprecedented speed.

Safran Microturbo, Mr Frederic Verdeaux, R&T project Manager

08:55 - 09:20 "Application of 3D Printing to the More Electrical Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) System"

The aeronautical industry is continuously aiming at reducing environmental footprint by designing more electrical, greener aircrafts. Microturbo - as Auxiliary Power Units (APU) provider - is following this trend by introducing innovative technologies such as 3D printing in its products, allowing significant weight savings leading to greener engines.

Imperial College London (The Composites Centre), Dr Emile Greenhalgh, Reader in Composite Materials

09:45 - 10:10 "'Massless' Energy - Structural Power Composites"

Worldwide developments in structural power composites, and in particular work conducted at Imperial College London, will be presented. Although there are still considerable engineering challenges which need to be addressed, such as durability and manufacturability, it is anticipated that structural power materials will revolutionise transport applications and mobile devices.

10:10 Break

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