Workshop: UpNano Two-Photon Polymerization (2PP) Workshop

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Workshop: UpNano Two-Photon Polymerization (2PP) Workshop

The UpNano Workshop on 24 March 2026 brought together researchers and industry participants to explore the latest advances in micro- and nano-scale 3D printing through Two-Photon Polymerization (2PP). Co-organised by AM.NUS and UpNano GmbH, and supported by NAMIC Singapore, the event featured expert talks from UpNano on the NanoOne 2PP platform, followed by a hands-on demonstration and lab tour at AM.NUS.

The workshop highlighted how ultra-high-resolution additive manufacturing is enabling new possibilities in biomedical devices, optics, and photonics, while also providing participants with a valuable opportunity to engage directly with the technology and its applications.

 

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