Noah Malmstadt,
Professor of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science

Title of Training Course: 3D-Printing of Microfluidics

Course Venue: The Hills Hotel -- Laguna Hills, California, USA

**Slate Room from 20:30 to 22:30 on November 18, 2024**

Key Topics Addressed in this Training Course

3D printing has been gaining popularity as a method for rapidly producing microfluidic devices with complex channel structures routed in three dimensions
This workshop will cover:

• Mechanisms of 3D printing techniques as applied to microfluidic fabrication,
• The state of the art of commercially available solutions for microfluidic printing
• Applications and limitations of 3D-printed microfluidic systems
• How emerging and future technologies will improve the potential of 3D printing as a microfluidic fabrication tool
  

Logistics Details

• This interactive training course presented by Professor Malmstadt is designed for networking.
• All attendees receive the electronic copies of the presentation material as reference material.
• The content of this training course complements some of the key themes addressed during the main conference programming.