Nadine von Coelln
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Nadine von Coelln is a rising leader in sustainable additive manufacturing, with a focus on developing advanced materials for digital light processing (DLP) 3D printing. Her key research areas include the design of reprocessable and recyclable thermoplastics for high-resolution printing, bridging the gap between 3D printing speed and material sustainability. Her most cited work, "Digital Light 3D Printing of Double Thermoplastics with Customizable Mechanical Properties and Versatile Reprocessability" (2024, 33 citations), introduces a groundbreaking approach to creating double thermoplastic networks via DLP. This innovation overcomes the traditional limitation of DLP, which typically produces non-recyclable thermosets, by enabling printed objects to be reprocessed and recycled without sacrificing mechanical performance. Von Coelln’s contributions are pivotal in pushing the boundaries of circular economy principles within 3D printing, offering customizable mechanical properties for diverse applications. Her work has quickly gained attention for its potential to transform manufacturing practices, making her a notable emerging voice in polymer science and sustainable engineering.
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