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Three-dimensional Printing (3DP) in pharmaceutical drug delivery is anticipated to revolutionize the area of personalized medicine. We have reached an era in pharmacy practice and medicine whereby “one size does not fit all.”

Medication must be tailored to individual patient’s needs while taking into consideration differences in genetic profiles, age, race, gender, epigenetic and environmental factors. There are situations where the treatment regimens must be customized to improve patient’s adherence to treatment. 3DP technology relies on computer aided designs to achieve unparalleled flexibility, time-saving, and exceptional manufacturing capability of pharmaceutical drug products.

Date :  Wednesday, 27 June, 2018

Time :   11.15am –2.00pm

Venue :  Seminar Room, Innovation 4.0 Building, 3 Research Link, S117603

The NUS Centre of Additive Manufacturing (AM.NUS) is  part of multi-disciplinary initiatives to accelerate the adoption of 3D printing technology in Singapore. With a focus on 3D printing applications in healthcare, we seek to improve patient outcomes through Innovative 3D printed products and processes.

We invite university colleagues and key industry stakeholders  to join the workshop and networking event to learn and discuss more about 3D Drug Printing’s unique advantages, opportunities, and challenges.