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What to Expect at ADDITIV Polymers World 2025
Polymers remain at the heart of additive manufacturing, and their role is rapidly expanding. Once used mainly for prototyping, they’re now powering end-use parts and large-scale industrial applications. That’s why we’re bringing them back into focus at the third edition…
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Polymers remain at the heart of additive manufacturing, and their role is rapidly expanding. Once used mainly for prototyping, they’re now powering end-use parts and large-scale industrial applications. That’s why we’re bringing them back into focus at the third edition of ADDITIV Polymers World, happening virtually on October 9th, 2025. Hosted on Swapcard, the event makes it easy to attend live sessions, network, and message participants. You’ll even be able to schedule one-on-one meetings with key players from the polymer AM market, before and after the event. Confirmed sponsors and partners include EOS, Raplas, SPE, IAM3DHUB, 3DPrint.com, Wevolver, ASTM and AMGTA. Register here for FREE.
Last year, more than 500 professionals joined, and with 600+ registrations already in, this year promises to be even bigger. The question is: what topics will take center stage in 2025?

3D printed, patient-specific anatomical models can help with surgical planning (Photo Credit: Julia Steiner)
ADDITIV Polymers World 2025 will bring together leading voices in polymer additive manufacturing through three panels and two workshops. The first panel will explore how polymer AM is transforming medicine today, with Sherri Monroe, Executive Director at AMGTA, moderating a discussion featuring Liam Krueger, a PhD candidate in 3D-printed pharmaceuticals at the University of Queensland; Gabe Linke, 3D Imaging and Advanced Visualization Manager at Children’s Nebraska; and Daniel Seiler, Laboratory Leader Medical Additive Manufacturing at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland.





