Forbes: Seeking A Career In Science, Engineering Or Technology? Cultivate These 3 Key Skills September 1, 2020September 1, 2020 | The Essentium Team Share Essentium’s Head of R&D for Materials and co-founder Brandon Sweeney is featured in this Forbes article as an inspiring thought leader sharing insights into the path towards being a materials engineer, and how they can create exceptional value once qualified. What’s most useful for scientists, technology workers and engineers who are looking to make a career impact right now? How can you be more self-sufficient in your approach to your career in a data-driven field? Learn about three key skills that are needed, now more than ever. Read More: Forbes Share
Essentium’s Head of R&D for Materials and co-founder Brandon Sweeney is featured in this Forbes article as an inspiring thought leader sharing insights into the path towards being a materials engineer, and how they can create exceptional value once qualified. What’s most useful for scientists, technology workers and engineers who are looking to make a career impact right now? How can you be more self-sufficient in your approach to your career in a data-driven field? Learn about three key skills that are needed, now more than ever. Read More: Forbes
Kendra Pulliam September 29, 2021 Essentium CEO Discusses High Speed 3D Printing’s Rapid Rise at RAPID+TCT 2021 With high-speed, high-temperature FFF 3D printing now a reality, Teipel explained that the company aims to tackle other issues associated with 3D printing, as well—namely Z-axis weakness. Read More
The Essentium Team August 10, 2021 Graphic Display World: Rethinking Design Techniques for High Speed Extrusion 3D Printing Additive Manufacturing (AM) is no longer the way of the future. It IS the future. It is a proven technology that is radically changing the way products are made from shoes to NASA rocket parts. Read More
The Essentium Team July 29, 2021 SME: EssentiumX Exploring the Full Potential of Additive Q: Elisa, what is EssentiumX and why has it been launched? A: Many manufacturers are considering new techniques like additive manufacturing (AM) to transform what and how things are made in order to improve the economics of manufacturing and remove supply-chain risk. Read More
