TCT WOMEN IN 3D PRINTING INNOVATOR AWARD 2023
TCT are pleased to be collaborating with Women in 3D Printing for the third year to present the TCT Women in 3D Printing Innovator Award. This award recognises women who are at the pinnacle of their profession, leading the charge in developing, enhancing and innovating within the 3D printing and additive manufacturing world.
At the end of 2022 we invited you – the 3D printing community – to put forward your nominations for entries for the 2023 award. We received a record number of nominations of incredible women innovating in the field, and each of the nominees were then considered on individual merit by WI3DP and TCT who will had the difficult task of whittling them down to a list of finalists.
The ultimate winner will be decided by a public vote, and the winner will be announced at the TCT Awards ceremony on 7th June 2023.
THE 2023 WOMEN IN 3D PRINTING INNOVATOR AWARD FINALISTS
TCT WI3DP INNOVATOR AWARD 2022
Last year we invited you – the 3D printing community – to put forward your nominations for entries to the 2022 TCT Women in 3D Printing Innovator award. All nominees were then considered on individual merit by WI3DP and TCT who had the difficult task of whittling them down to a list of five finalists. The ultimate winner was decided by a public vote, and the winner was announced at the TCT Awards ceremony on 8th June 2022.
Congratulations to our TCT Women in 3D Printing Innovator Award 2022 Winner - Eliana Fu!
WOMEN IN 3D PRINTING
Women in 3D Printing are a global organisation dedicated to promoting, supporting and inspiring women who are using additive manufacturing (AM) technologies. With a network of ambassadors spanning more than 70 chapters worldwide, their mission is to increase the visibility of women in the AM industry and encourage more women to use 3D printing technologies.
Eliana Fu was educated at Imperial College, University of London with a Masters and PhD in Materials Science. Eliana also performed post-doctoral research at Loughborough University (UK) and Clemson University (USA).After working extensively in the Traditional Manufacturing world, with TWI then TIMET and SpaceX, she turned her attention to Additive Manufacturing at SpaceX and then with Relativity Space as Senior Engineer: Additive Technologies.