Nanofabrica hosting roundtable 3/25 on using additive manufacturing to fight COVID-19
Nanofabrica (Tel Aviv, Israel), which makes 3D additive-manufacturing (AM) printers for precision engineering, invites researchers, doctors, and manufacturers to harness its manufacturing capabilities to develop COVID-19 related medical devices and solutions.
Nanofabrica will host a virtual roundtable on Wednesday, March 25th, at 16:00 GMT+2 and invites all interested parties to join a brainstorming session on how the company can use its manufacturing capabilities (3D printing with 1 μm resolution over centimeter-sized volumes) to fight COVID-19 together with other companies and institutions.
Possible applications are smart filters for microfluidic chips, antibacterial surfaces, complex and precise structures, and soft molds for fast injection molding.
Link to event: https://zoom.us/j/324801539
For more details, contact Tovit Neizer, tel: + 972 54 2801880; email: tovit@nano-fabrica.com; or web: www.nano-fabrica.com.
Source: Nanofabrica
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