Discounted Rates Still Available for Additive Manufacturing Strategies Summit on Medical and Dental 3D Printing
By now, most people are at least marginally familiar with 3D printing – they’ve heard of it, and they know that it’s doing more important things than just churning out plastic objects to sit on a shelf. Even if they’re not familiar with the details, most people also know that 3D printing is being used to do important and lifesaving things in the medical industry. It’s also being used more and more frequently in the dental industry, and these two verticals are the focus of the upcoming Additive Manufacturing Strategies summit, which 3DPrint.com is putting on with SmarTech Markets Publishing in January.
On January 22 and 23, those interested in learning more about the business and investment side of medical and dental 3D printing will meet at the Army and Navy Club in Washington, D.C. where more than two dozen highly-informed speakers will discuss 3D printing in medicine and dentistry, offering thoughts from medical and business as well as technological and legal perspectives. Several speakers were announced last month, and several others in September. Since then, five more speakers have been added to the growing agenda:
- Dr. Hui Jenny Chen, MD
Founder and CEO of 3DHeals - Brian Ganey
Head of the Dental Division at Carbon - Todd Pietila
Senior Technical Consultant and Business Development Manager at Materialise - Lyman Connor
Founder and Chief Technical Officer at Handsmith - Steve Pollack
Research Scientist at Carbon and former 3DP Evangelist at the FDA
This is an important conference as it addresses an area of business that is just going to keep growing. Lives are being improved and even saved by the use of 3D printing in medicine, and people are taking real notice, not just within the medical field but from outside of it as well. This isn’t just a trend – 3D printing isn’t leaving the medical or dental fields, and is only going to become more prevalent in both. Knowing exactly what kind of applications are going to go the furthest in these industries is important for everyone, and especially for investors.
There’s still plenty of time to register – but there’s not much time left to register at a discounted rate. Until November 15, you can receive 25% off your registration fee and attend both days for $895 – after that the cost goes up to $1,195. There’s also the option to attend only one day for $695. Group rates are also available. If you’d like to register now, you can do so here.Discuss this and other 3D printing topics at 3DPrintBoard.com or share your thoughts below.
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