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The fifth Ceramic 3D Printing Conferences happened in Limoges on December 3, 2025, coinciding with Worldwide 3D Printing Day. Organized by GFC, Nanoe, 3DCeram, Novadditive, and the European Ceramic Middle, the occasion gathered researchers, engineers, and producers to debate current advances in additive manufacturing for ceramics.
Hosted at 3DCeram’s services, the day-long program centered on scientific and technological developments in ceramic 3D printing. Subjects included multi-material printing, high-performance composites, and novel sintering processes. A pre-event go to of the 3DCeram web site was held on December 2.
Advances in multi-materials
The opening session featured displays on 3D printing of ceramic glass by Inès Laurent of IRCER, and on dynamic molding methods for hydroxyapatite-based cranio-maxillofacial bone restore by Maëna Galeron of CIRIMAT. Elsa Nouguier from SIMAP offered a examine on ceramic–steel composites produced via 3D extrusion and the modeling of their sintering course of.
Visitor speaker Jean-Daniel Penot from France Additive delivered an summary of additive manufacturing in France, outlining nationwide progress in analysis and industrial deployment.
Rising sintering strategies
Subsequent periods explored co-printing and co-sintering of ferrites for magnetic core optimization, additive manufacturing of silicon carbide (SiC) for nuclear functions, and the usage of high-temperature ceramic supplies in aerospace and Earth commentary devices. Displays have been delivered by researchers from CEA, ONERA, and Thales.
The occasion concluded with a session on Selective Acoustic Sintering, offered by Marine Bertucchi from Aithra, highlighting a course of that allows the transformation of ceramic powders into stable elements in a single step.
All through the day, poster periods and networking breaks supplied alternatives for dialogue amongst individuals. Organizers described the occasion as a platform for strengthening collaboration throughout the scientific and industrial ceramic 3D printing group.
