Following up on yesterday’s successful panel discussions, RadTech 2022 will hold four panels today, covering additive manufacturing, sustainability and a spotlight on Fender Guitars. They are:

• 11:00-11:45 am – The Future of Additive Manufacturing Materials

The panelists are:
• David Walker, co-founder of Azul 3D
• Maximilian Zieringer, materials lead at Formlabs
• Eric Pallarés García, co-founder and CTO, BCN3D Technologies
• Charlie Wood, senior director of R&D at Fast Radius
• Vince Anewenter, director – RPC Consortium Milwaukee School of Engineering
• Pratik Shah, global product director, Adaptive3D Technologies

• Noon-1:00 pm – The Role of Government in Additive Manufacturing
The panelists are:
• Diane Poster, PhD, Material Measurement Laboratory, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
• Cameron Miller, research chemist, Optical Radiation Group, National Institute of Standards and Technology
• Maxim Shusteff, group leader, Materials Engineering and Biomanufacturing, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
• Treye Thomas, lead toxicologist and program manager, Chemicals, Nanotechnology, and Emerging Technologies, Consumer Product Safety Commission
• Kevin Carr, CEO, FloridaMakes

• 3:00-3:45 pm – Is UV+EB Sustainable? Join Us On the Road to the Circular Economy
The panelists are:
• Todd Fayne, associate director, Global Snacks R&D, Pepsico
• Nikola Juhasz, global technical director, sustainability, Sun Chemical
• Jonathan Graunke, VP, UV/EB technology, assistant R&D director, INX International Ink Co.
• Andrew Mitchell, senior research engineer, Printpack
• AJ Buran, president, GOpak Flexibles

• 4:00-5:00 pm – UV Rocks! Fender Guitar Reduces Cycle Time with UV Curing