The Lattice (Official 3DHEALS Podcast)

CNC-Level Micro Metal 3D Printing

We talk with Adam Steggi about why minimally invasive medical devices are getting harder to manufacture, and why that manufacturing constraint now shapes what products ca

Episode #129 | Additive Manufacturing Needs Policy To Reach Patients with Dr. Naomi Nathan

Healthcare loves innovation right up until the bill shows up. We sit down with Dr. Nayumi Nathan (Naomi), a medical doctor turned public health and health economics leade

Episode #128 | Biotools Can Beat Moonshots with Jim West

Everyone wants to fund the next miracle drug. Jim West thinks differently. In this episode, the Associate Director of BioTools Innovator makes the case that life-science

Episode#127 | Lean Compliance For Medical 3D Printing With Erik Boelen

We talk with Erik Boelen, founder of Qase3D, about how medical 3D printing went from a regulatory free-for-all to a world where hospital print labs function as medical de

Episode#126| Biomaterials Frontier for Medical 3D Printing (Virtual Event Recording)

The real frontier in medical 3D printing isn't the printer — it's the material. In this 3DHEALS panel, five researchers, founders, and industry leaders map the

Episode 125| Inside Tech Transfer At UCLA From Patents To Patients

A single university discovery can turn into a life-changing therapy, but only if someone can translate the science into a product, a company, and a development plan inves

Episode#123| Bioprinting In Microgravity with Dr. Michael Roberts ISS/CASIS

Gravity shapes every lab workflow we take for granted, and it may be the hidden constraint behind some of the hardest problems in regenerative medicine. We sit down with

Episode #122| The Mini Brain That Learned Pac-Man: NAMs with Dr. Lowry Curley

A brain organoid that can learn to play Pac-Man sounds like a stunt until you realize what it represents: measurable learning, rewiring, and human-relevant neural functio

Episode #121| Absorbable Biomaterials with Dr. Rao Bezwada

Absorbable biomaterials have transformed modern medicine, enabling implants, sutures, and drug-delivery systems that safely degrade once their function is complete. Dr. R

Episode #119 | 3D Printing At The Dentist with Dr. Nabeel Cajee

If you have ever wondered why dentistry can feel both high-tech and oddly hand-built at the same time, this conversation connects the dots. We talk with Dr. Nabeel Cajee,

Episode#117| Monica Wellejus:The Road to 3D-Printed Bone

Ossiform is on track to bring the first 3D printed resorbable bone implant to the US market. The company’s preclinical data showed full bone regeneration in six months. M

Episode #115| Professor Paul Dalton: Inventing Melt Electrowriting and the Future of Biofabricationrication

What does it take to invent a technology that didn't exist before? In this episode, host Dr. Jenny Chen sits down with Professor Paul Dalton, the inventor of melt e

Episode #114| Interview With Brigitte de Vet-Veithen, CEO of Materialise

This is our second episode recorded at the Materialise conference.  Our guest for this episode is no other than the CEO of Materialise Brigitte de Vet-Veithen. It is a pl

Episode#113| How 3D Printing Explains the Unexplainable in Congenital Heart Disease with Dr. Tristan Ramcharan

This is one of two episodes we have recorded during our trip to Leuven Belgium for the Materialise 2026 Conference, focusing on 3D planning and 3D printing in hospitals.

Episode# 112 | Automating Compounding Pharmacies: Prof. Alvaro Goyanes, FabRx

You can learn a lot about the future of healthcare by watching how a single pill gets made. From a small office in London, we sit down with Prof Alvaro Goyanes, co-founde

Episode #110 | Neurotech Investing With Varun Turlapati, Chaanakya Capital

Neurotech is the category most investors whisper about and then walk away from: too technical, too regulated, too slow. We wanted to talk to someone who leans in anyway,

Episode #109| March Newsletter: From Bioprinted Organs To FDA Cleared Implants In Healthcare 3D Printing

We track the biggest healthcare 3D printing stories from March 2026, from bioprinted organs and sustainable bioinks to FDA-cleared implants and hospital point-of-care win

Episode #108 | Teleporting Medicine with 3D Printing - Dr. Stephen Ryan, PolyUnity

What happens when a hospital needs a simple part but the supply chain takes weeks or months to deliver it? Dr. Stephan Ryan, physician and co-founder of PolyUnity, set ou

Episode#107 | The Lattice Feb 2026 - Latest News in Healthcare 3D Printing

We map the biggest shifts in healthcare 3D printing this month, from emissions safety to custom eyewear, implant surfaces, microfluidics, and space-based biomanufacturing

Episode #106| Bionic Hands For Humans and Robots: The Psyonic Story

We share how a decade of soft robotics, open APIs, and relentless iteration turned a 3D-printed prototype into a durable, touch-sensing bionic hand used by amputees and r