Pramod P. Khargonekar (NSF)

Yong Huang (Univ. of Florida)

Steven R. Schmid (Univ. of Notre Dame)

Ralph L. Resnick (National Center for Defense Manufacturing & Machining): Accelerating the Transition and Insertion of Additive Manufacturing Research for Health
Hod Lipson (Columbia): 3D Printing: The Next 25 Years
Jennifer Lewis (Harvard): Additive Manufacturing of 3D Vascularized and Functional Tissue Constructs

Anthony Atala (Wake Forest): Regenerative Medicine: Current Concepts and Applications for Additive Manufacturing
Scott Hollister (Univ. of Michigan): 3D Printed Patient Specific Medical Devices: There is a Paradigm, But is There a Path?
Wei Sun (Drexel University): 3D Bioprinting - Challenges and Opportunities

Panelists – Day 1 morning speakers
Moderators – Yong Huang and Steven R. Schmid

12:15 pm - 1:30 pm

Amit Bandyopadhyay (Washington State University): Additive Manufacturing of Hard Biomaterials
Shaochen Chen (University of California at San Diego): Rapid Scanningless 3D Printing: Vision, Status, and Research Needs
John P. Fisher (University of Maryland): Current Status and Future Perspectives of 3D Printing and Bioprinting for Regenerative Medicine
Ola Harrysson (North Carolina State University): How Additive Manufacturing is Changing Healthcare
Bradley R. Ringeisen (Naval Research Laboratory): 3D Bioprinting for DoD, Government and Commercial Applications
Albert Shih (University of Michigan): Cyber-Physical Design and Additive Manufacturing of Custom Orthoses

David Wallace (MicroFab): Additive Manufacturing of Functional Materials in Health Applications using Ink-Jet Technology
Michael J. Yaszemski (Mayo Clinic): Current and Future Uses of Additive Manufacturing in Neuro-Musculoskeletal Spinal and Oncologic Surgery
Kaiming Ye (Binghamton University): Cell and Tissue Therapeutics Manufacturing
Lijie Grace Zhang (George Washington University): 3D Bioprinting and Nanobioinks for Complex Tissue and Organ Regeneration

Panelists – Invited participants
Moderators – Yong Huang and Steven R. Schmid

Yong Huang (Univ. of Florida) and Steven R. Schmid (Univ. of Notre Dame)

Deborah J. Goodings (NSF): NSF Overview of Additive Manufacturing for Health
Rosemarie Hunziker (NIH NIBIB): Cells, Cells, and More Cells: The Weakest Link in Regenerative Medicine
Carrie Laurencot (US Army): Delivering Mission Ready Medical Solutions to the Warfighter

James Coburn (FDA): FDA Perspectives on 3D Printing: Technical Considerations
Anne Plant (NIST): Additive Manufacturing for Health: a NIST Perspective

Opening presentation: Megan Brewster (OSTP)
Panel discussion
   Panelists – Day 2 morning speakers
   Moderator – Megan Brewster

Yong Huang and Steven R. Schmid

12:00 - 1:30 pm