Women in 3D Printing

Additive manufacturing is no longer just about innovation — it’s about collaboration, standardization, and building confidence at scale. In ASME (The American Society of Mechanical Engineers)'s latest perspective on additive manufacturing, Thomas Costabile, Executive Director/CEO of ASME, highlights how the future of the industry depends on bringing together industry, education, standards development, and diverse perspectives to move the technology forward safely and reliably. That is exactly why the collaboration between ASME and Women in 3D Printing is so important. As additive manufacturing continues to scale across industries, creating space for more women and underrepresented voices in the field will be critical to driving innovation forward. Excited for what’s ahead as the additive manufacturing community continues designing the future — together. Click below to read more about Tom’s perspective on the future of additive manufacturing and the importance of collaboration across the industry. ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/eFcdJzPc #Womenin3DPrinting #Wi3DP #AdditiveManufacturing #ASME #3DPrinting #Engineering

🚨 Help Shape the Future of Additive Manufacturing Standards 🚨 ASME (The American Society of Mechanical Engineers) is seeking industry professionals and technical experts to get involved in the development of a new standard on Additive Manufacturing for Metallic Materials (A3M). This is an opportunity to: 🔹 Network with technical experts 🔹 Influence future AM standards 🔹 Stay informed on emerging industry challenges 🔹 Contribute at any career stage Committee meetings and membership are free and open to the public, and the first step to getting involved is simply attending a meeting. We welcome participation from professionals across manufacturing, materials, testing, regulatory, government, utilities, standards organizations, and more. Interested in learning more? Join the Interested Parties List to receive updates and meeting invites by scanning the QR code below or by contacting Colleen Rodrigues at rodriguesc@asme.org. #AdditiveManufacturing #3DPrinting #MetalAM #Engineering #AdvancedManufacturing #ASME #Wi3DP

This summer, in partnership with the ASME Foundation, Women in 3D Printing, and Harrisburg University of Science and Technology, we're launching a K-12 3D Printing Camp. A place where students - regardless of background, economic status, or gender, can: - turn curiosity into creativity - learn how to bring ideas to life - see, maybe for the first time, that they BELONG in this space Because the next generation of engineers doesn't just need exposure to technology: - They need access - They need belief - They need someone to invest in them before they even know how to invest in themselves Our goal is for every student to walk away thinking: "I can build something that matters, I can change the world." But, we can't do it alone. We are actively seeking support to keep this camp accessible and free for students who need it most. If you’ve ever believed in the power of opportunity… If you’ve ever wished someone had opened a door for you earlier… If you care about the future we’re building— 👉 Consider investing in the next generation of engineers - especially students from military families 👉 Consider becoming a sponsor 👉 Or simply help us by sharing this message To learn more or get involved, feel free to reach out to me directly or visit asmefoundation.org. Because these students—our future, your children—deserve the chance to dream bigger, build boldly, and realize what’s possible. Let’s give them that chance. #ASME #Womenin3DPrinting #Wi3DP #STEM #K12Education #3DPrinting #AdditiveManufacturing

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Funny how you can feel the energy of an event even from far away; that was definitely the case with RAPID + TCT this year for me! While I couldn’t attend in person, I’m incredibly grateful to the Women in 3D Printing community and ASME (The American Society of Mechanical Engineers) for bringing such an important conversation to the stage: “From Breakthrough to Business: What It Really Takes to Scale Additive Manufacturing.” Scaling AM is where the real challenge lies: moving beyond innovation into sustainable, impactful businesses. And this panel brought together leaders who are living that journey every day. A big thank you to the amazing panelists: Cassie (Cassandra) Lowell Dr. Nicole Black, PhD Kristin Mulherin Ali Forsyth PhD And to the wonderful moderators and #Wi3DP Boston ambassadors: Mandy Rosengren Rachael Enfield Thank you for continuing to elevate the conversation and push our industry forward, even for those of us following along remotely. Looking forward to catching up on all the insights and (hopefully) being back in person next time! 🚀

Fay Claybrook and I am hosting the first Women in 3D Printing online Netherlands chapter meetup! Just a relaxed Virtual Show & Tell + networking with the AM community. Bring a print you love. Bring a project you’re proud of. Bring photos. Bring curiosity. Or just bring yourself and meet awesome people in the industry. Whether you work in AM, design, engineering or you’re simply fascinated by 3D printing, you’ll fit right in. Think: inspiration, new connections and a room full of people who get excited about layer lines 😄 📅 Happening this Friday 3:00 PM Online 🎟️ RSVP to get the meeting link: https://lnkd.in/e2RBFa9K Who’s coming? 🤩 Women in 3D Printing #Wi3D #3Dprinting

The AMGTA Annual Member Summit is just around the corner. And it's in beautiful Boston this year. Members will be briefed on our Vision and Strategy 2030. Additive manufacturing is at an inflection point and AMGTA is globally positioned to lead the next chapter. AMGTA members from around the world will gather to drive the future of additive manufacturing for more efficient and resilient manufacturing globally. AMGTA brings together innovators and industry leaders who understand the value of collaboration and shared effort to drive the future. We hope to see you there! When: Monday April 13, 2026 • Summit Program 1-6pm • Cocktail Reception 6-8pm Where: Hyatt Place Boston/Seaport District Why: Because the future is not waiting! Members and invited guests can register here: https://lnkd.in/eGTmpFW9 Sherri Monroe, Brian R. Neff, Rosa Coblens, Björn Hannappel (he/him), Dean Bartles

3D Print Application Engineer Emily Levin is one of 13,000 members of Women in 3D Printing and works to make the technology ready, not just for prototyping, but for production. https://lnkd.in/e6wJJ7B5

I am thrilled to be moderating with Rachael Enfield the Wi3DP Panel Discussion: From Breakthroughs to Business: What It Really Takes to Scale Additive Manufacturing at RAPID + TCT on April 15th at 1:30pm! Panelists will discuss the organizational, leadership, workforce, and cross-sector factors that enable—or hinder—successful adoption at scale. From decision-making and trust to talent readiness and collaboration, the conversation will focus on the human and systemic elements that turn promising technologies into sustainable business impact. I will be at RAPID all day on that Wednesday, so I look forward to seeing new and familiar faces! If you haven't signed up, you can use the Women in 3D Printing promo code (WI3DP) for a FREE Expo Pass and 20% off all Conference Passes! https://lnkd.in/e_fMMBPe

🚀 Join Us at RAPID + TCT 2026! Women in 3D Printing is excited to host a powerful panel discussion: From Breakthrough to Business: What It Really Takes to Scale Additive Manufacturing 📅 Wednesday, April 15, 2026 ⏰ 1:30 – 2:20 PM EST As additive manufacturing continues to evolve, the real challenge isn’t just innovation—it’s scaling those breakthroughs into sustainable, impactful businesses. This panel brings together leaders who are doing exactly that. 🎤 Featured Panelists: Cassie (Cassandra) Lowell, Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer, Studio 3e8 Dr. Nicole Black, PhD, Program Director, MedTech Innovator Kristin Mulherin, Director of Additive Manufacturing Technology, Hubbell Incorporated Ali Forsyth PhD, Co-Founder & CEO, Alloy Enterprises 🎙️ Moderated by: Mandy Rosengren, Wi3DP Boston Ambassador Rachael Enfield, Wi3DP Boston Ambassador This conversation will dive into the realities of scaling additive manufacturing—from technical breakthroughs to commercialization, partnerships, and market adoption. If you're attending RAPID + TCT, don’t miss this opportunity to learn from and connect with industry leaders shaping the future of AM. 👉 To get a FREE Expo Pass and 40% off all conference passes, use the promo code WI3DP -https://lnkd.in/euVqBKT3 #Womenin3DPrinting #Wi3DP #AdditiveManufacturing #3DPrinting #Rapid2026 #Panel