Scientific Sessions

• 3D printing technologies for metals, polymers, and nanocomposites
• Additive manufacturing for biomedical and industrial applications
• Material design and optimization for printing processes
• Post-processing, surface modification, and performance enhancement
• Integration with computational modeling and AI
• Hybrid systems combining Metallurgy & Alloys and nanomaterials
• Quality control, characterization, and scaling for industry

3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing in Materials Science demonstrate transformative approaches in Material Science and Nanotechnology. This session emphasizes Advanced Materials Research for designing printable materials, including metals, polymers, and nanocomposites, tailored for specific mechanical, thermal, and electrical properties. Participants will explore Nanomaterials & Nanotechnology strategies that enhance performance, improve printability, and enable novel applications in healthcare, electronics, and industry. Metallurgy & Alloys integration ensures structural stability, conductivity, and functionality in printed components.

The session covers design optimization, computational simulation, post-processing techniques, and quality control for scalable additive manufacturing. Attendees will learn to create complex geometries, hybrid materials, and multi-functional structures, bridging research innovation with industrial application. By incorporating Material Science and Nanotechnology, Advanced Materials Research, Nanomaterials & Nanotechnology, and Metallurgy & Alloys, participants gain the skills to leverage 3D printing for next-generation materials, devices, and products.

Key Highlights

• 3D printing of metals, polymers, and nanocomposites
• Additive manufacturing for biomedical and industrial use
• Material optimization and post-processing techniques
• Hybrid systems with metallurgical and nanomaterial integration
• Computational and AI-assisted design for printing

Why This Session Is Important?

Additive manufacturing enables complex, high-performance material fabrication. This session equips participants to implement 3D printing strategies for advanced applications in multiple industries.