On the occasion of the "4à6" event organized by BioAlps Association Prof. Gilbert Gugler, Director of Operations & Tech Transfer and Raphaël Wenger, Deputy of Biomedical Printing, talk about the biomedical printing activities conducted by the iPrint Institute at the Marly Innovation Center (MIC) and the developments, opportunities and perspectives of 3D printing technologies on the life sciences
The Access ebeam Atelier and Pilot Line facilities contain: A fully functional EBLab from ebeam Technologies – a standalone, compact, and simple-to-use electron beam system that allows R&D teams to play with parameters and push boundaries Continuous Pilot Lines at selected locations offer continuous throughput for inkjet, coatings and substrate treatment and sterilization applications
iPrint is an international competence center in digital printing and coating aiming to be one of the major centers of the world for research around inkjet and being the leader in education in inkjet engineering and inkjet chemistry. Unifying leading national and international academic institutions and a substantial part of industry along the value chain of digital printing and coating will offer substantial competitive advantages in the global market to its industry partners.
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