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🖼️ Free Webinars & lab visits: 3D printing & medical implants! (2025-2026)

Registration today:  Email now to reserve your spot : Email to jutta.wirth@wur.nl.

Meet top speakers from science, industry & funding:

Webinar Program: The Future of Medical Implants

Date: Thursday, November 6, 2025
Time: 15:00 to 16:00 CET.

  • 15:00–15:05 | Welcome & Introduction
    Zerafet Tenwolde-Cansizoglu, Jutta Wirth & Roland Donk
  • 15:05–15:25 | Metamaterial mandibular ImplantsAnastasiia Krushynska (University of Groningen)
  • 15:25–15:45 | From idea to impact: Funding the future of medical innovationNick de Kuyper (PNO Innovation)
  • 15:45–15:55 | A Quick Insight –3D Printing for Personalized Medical Implants
    Zerafet Tenwolde-Cansizoglu (CEO, Z3Dlabs)
  • 15:55–16:00 | Discussion & Interaction: Closing & Final Questions

Free Registration: Use the link below or email to jutta.wirth@wur.nl to receive a calendar invite. The session will be held online, with an additional on-site lab visit opportunity at Z3Dlabs B.V.

Previous Webinar: The Future of Medical Implants

🗓 Date: Thursday, October 9, 2025
⏰ Time: 15:00–16:00 CET
📍 Location: Online (Webinar)
🔗 Access: To receive the access link, please email jutta.wirth@wur.nl

This session will also include on-site lab visit opportunity
at Z3Dlabs B.V.Program
Time: 15:00–16:00

Organized by:

This session will highlight developments in 3D-printed implants and their impact on healthcare.
We’re also organizing lab visits to show some of the practical work behind the scenes.

Why join?
Gain insights into innovative MedTech applications
Engage with experts in the field
Participate from anywhere.

The next session on Thursday, November 6, 2025, from 15:00 to 16:00 CEST|

Title: The Future of Medical Implants.
Speaker: Prof. Dr. A.O. (Anastasiia) Krushynska

For all Registration
Webinar Access: Request the link via Email: jutta.wirth@wur.nl

3D bioprinting is used for the production of artificial organs. A Computer Aided Design (CAD) is used to visualize the specifications and patterns of the three-dimensional organ. In this way various organs systems can be engineered as three-dimensional (3-D) structures. The 3D bioprinting technique allows to combine various cells and biomaterials freely in 3D space and to study them in a systematic and reproducible way. Read the new article on 3D-Bioprinting publised by  Jutta Wirth in the current issue of  Deutscher Ärzteverlag MTA Dialog 2016 17 (12) 689-692. DOI:10.3238/MTADIALOG.2016.0689.

In Focus: 3D Bioprinting – Technologies, Applications and Challenges
A new expert article by Jutta Wirth will be published in October 2025 in MT im Dialog: https://www.mtdialog.de/fachbeitraege. Workshops and webinars together with Zerafet Tenwolde-Cansizoglu, CEO Z3Dlabs B.V.

3D Biodruck, 3D-Bioprinting, Computer Aided Design, CAD, Tissue Engineering 3D-Organmodelle, additive Fabrication, 3D gedruckte Organe, 3D Modell

3D Biodruck, 3D-Bioprinting, Computer Aided Design, CAD, Tissue Engineering
3D-Organmodelle, additive Fabrication, 3D gedruckte Organe, 3D Modell

 

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