German | English Research & Innovation Markets & Regions People & Visions Opinion & Debate Dossier Design freedom From components in large batches to medical implants, 3D printing is changing the way we make things—and creating previously undreamed-of possibilities. Photo: Christian Lohfink/Upfront Additive manufacturing 3D printing now in series production How Evonik is shaping the growing market for 3D printing and promoting the development of future-oriented technologies. Additive manufacturing The printed plant Good for the environment and for cost-efficiency: Evonik is using plant components created by 3D printers to construct its own facilities. Additive manufacturing 3D printing: Facts and figures Overview: global demand, most used materials and key players. Bioprinting Improving patients’ quality of life Wai Yee Yeong talks about the potential benefits of bioprinting for medicine. Plastic Implants from the 3D printer Evonik is investing in the Chinese 3D printing specialist Meditool. Polyamide 12 Layer by Layer The Belgians who work at Materialise are 3D printing pioneers. Polyamide 12 is giving shape to their vision. An overview of the dossiers Concentrated information: Our dossiers bring together everything worth knowing about the main themes of ELEMENTS—clearly and concisely. Health See you later Health Medicine for the world Hydrogen What comes out Knowledge Storage All issues of Elements in the archive You will find an overview of the previous issues of Elements here. ELEMENTS-Newsletter Subscribe now for free Get fascinating insights into the research Evonik is conducting, and its social relevance. Imprint Privacy Contact evonik.com Evonik Venture Capital Creavis Follow Evonik This site uses third-party website tracking technologies to provide and continually improve our services, and to display advertisements according to users' interests. I agree and may revoke or change my consent at any time with effect for the future. Accept Deny more Powered by Imprint | Privacy Policy