3DHeals founder Jenny Chen and Himed President Craig Rosenblum share highlights from RAPID+TCT 2025, the largest 3D printing conference in North America.
MD+DI recently sat down with Himed President Craig Rosenblum to talk about the renewed interest in established surface treatments—like hydroxyapatite and titanium plasma spray—as 3D printing becomes more central to medical device manufacturing. In the interview, Craig shares how decades of work in surface modification are informing today’s advances in implant design and integration:
He’ll also be speaking at MD&M East in New York City on May 20th, contributing to the conversation around how materials science supports innovation in personalized healthcare.
In an article published today, PlasticsToday explores how 3D-printing is impacting various med tech markets and what that means for polymer-based medical devices. Himed's President, Craig Rosenblum, is among those interviewed, offering insights into how calcium phosphate materials can enhance the biocompatibility of 3D-printed polymers like polyetheretherketone (PEEK).