17. March 2026 until 04. September 2026 all day

Exhibition: TU Wien 3D Printing Innovations: From Research to Practice

Exhibition

From high-performance ceramics and artificial ivory to living cells created with 3D printing

The former exhibition “Printing the future. Three-dimensional precision” by the Vienna Museum of Science and Technology is moving to TU Wien Bibliothek. It showcases fascinating 3D printing applications originating from TU Wien. The Institute of Materials Science and Technology is a pioneer in high-precision 3D printing and the development of new materials. Spin-off companies such as Lithoz GmbH, Cubicure GmbH, Eburo GmbH and UpNano GmbH provide exciting insights – from high-performance ceramics for bone implants and artificial ivory to living cells printed in 3D.

Additive manufacturing enables particularly material-efficient production, as only the resources that are actually needed are used. In addition, new, durable, and biocompatible materials offer sustainable solutions for medicine, technology, and design.

Students from the institute are also featured to highlight the diversity of backgrounds that is crucial for research and the further development of additive manufacturing.

The exhibition is organised in cooperation with the Vienna Museum of Science and Technology, TU Wien Bibliothek, and Eburo GmbH.

Eburo GmbH, opens an external URL in a new window

Vienna Museum of Science and Technology, opens an external URL in a new window

Logo of Eburo GmbH

© Eburo GmbH

White elephants 3D-printed from artificial ivory by Eburo GmbH

© Eburo GmbH

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Event details

Event location
TU Wien Bibliothek
1040 Wien Davis (ground floor) and stairwell 1st-5th floor
Resselgasse 4
Organiser
TU Wien Bibliothek
Silvia Spitaler
silvia.spitaler@tuwien.ac.at
Public
Yes
Entrance fee
No
Registration required
No