AMUG 2023 Conference Registration Opens

October 10, 2022
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AMUG 2023 Conference Registration Opens
Online registration is underway for the 2023 Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) Conference, scheduled for March 19-23 in Chicago, IL. This users event is open to owners and operators of industrial additive manufacturing (AM) technologies used for professional purposes, and will include keynotes, panel discussions, technical sessions and hands-on workshops designed to help users get more from, and do more with, their AM solutions. The conference agenda is expected to offer nearly 150 presentations and workshops.

“The AMUG conference is all about the users of AM equipment,” says Mark Abshire, AMUG president. “What makes it unique is that the users plan, organize and manage all aspects of the conference, making it truly ‘For Users, By Users’.”

For details and to register and/or exhibit, visit www.amug.com.


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“We are excited to play a role in this ground-breaking AM advancement,” says Edward J. Sheehan, Jr., CTC president and CEO of the AFRL project. “The technical work we are performing for this project includes elements of CTC’s full-service portfolio of AM capabilities including design, testing, post processing, machining and qualification.”


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