About
3D PRINT LAB
UT's 3D Print Lab consists of several 3D printers with a variety of printing capabilities
ranging from small mechanical parts and devices to high fidelity anatomical and pathological
models. Some devices are printed from existing designs or pieces to make multiple
identical copies or replacements of the same device. Medical models can be created
from a patient’s imaging data set to provide a true and accurate representation of
specific anatomy to aid in the understanding of complexity and provide additional
options for surgical intervention.
3D PRINT LAB STAFF
UT's 3D Print Lab Staff consists of several employees with a variety of backgrounds:
Puneet Sindhwani, MD: Dr. Sindhwani heads the project committee and oversees the clinical collaborations and funding.
Dominic D'Emilio, MBA: Dominic oversees the day to day operational needs.
Roy Schneider, MS: Roy manages the research and education collaborations, helps oversee project management, and the day to day operational
needs.
Cristina Alvarado, MBA, RN: Cristina manages the clinical and simulation collaborations and helps with the day to day operational
needs.
Daniel Brainard, BFA: Dan serves as the labs 3D modeler and a pre & post print technician.
Yixing Chen, MPH: Chen serves as the biomedical engineering consultant and a pre & post print technician.
Tonya Floyd-Bradstock, MFA, CMI: Tonya's role in the 3D print lab is segmentation of CT & MRI data for anatomical
model printing and project management.
