It is an honor belonging to 3D printing innovators.
On February 21, 2025, according to the Library of Resources, the price of the female innovator for 3D TCT 2025 printing sponsored by EOS officially announced the final list. After the appointment and global revision made jointly by TCT and women in 3D Printing (Wi3DP), five exceptional practitioners stood out from the fierce competition: Sofie Magnusson, Clara Remaha, Aye Nyein San, Katie Weimer and Jonnée.
Since its creation in 2020, this prize has witnessed the breakthrough of women’s power in additive manufacturing for five consecutive years. This year’s selection is focused on the theme of “innovation and intelligent manufacturing” manufacturing future “. promotion.
“This price represents the fundamental values of industry: innovation, talents and excellence. The additive manufacturing community brings together the best manufacturing talents, and the finalists are all dynamic women, which makes the price still more exciting. “
The following is a detailed introduction to the five finalists in 2025.
Sofie Magnusson | Manufacturing engineer |
Sofie Magnusson is the main manufacturing engineer of Ocado Technology, focusing on 3D printing. This Swedish technical expert has praised in multi-jet fusion technology and managed to optimize the series of robots from the 600s, focusing on profitability and precision. Its innovation considerably improves the design of internal prototypes and external production capacities.
Clara Remacha | Head of Product Management 3D Printing and digital manufacturing |
Clara Remacha is the head of the management of HP 3D printing products, responsible for the definition and delivery of the product roadmap for HP Multi Jet Fusion technology. She played a major role in the launch of the first 3D printer in HP and made a key contribution in promoting inter-industrial applications and creation partnerships.
Aye Nyein San |
Aye Nyein San is a leader in visionary engineering with more than 15 years of experience in medical equipment and additive manufacturing. As a technology director at Cosm Medical Corp, she led the development of gynethotics, a revolutionary personalized pessary that uses 3D printing technology. His leadership played a key role in obtaining regulatory approval and pelvic health promotion for women.
Katie Weimer | CEO and co-founder |
Katie Weimer is the CEO and co-founder of Genesistissue, dedicated to the 3D bioprimimation regeneration tissues, with a particular accent on breast reconstruction. It has almost 20 years of experience in the field of 3D printing health care, held R&D and business development stations, supporting more than 100 aircraft approved by the FDA and marked by this. Katie has published more than 15 articles evaluated by peers and holds two patents.
Junon Messer | Overall additive fields |
Junon Messer, a global additive manufacturing manager at Ford Motor Company, reformed Ford’s 3D printing capacities to save millions of dollars a year. She won the Ford Motor Company Technology Excellence Award, encourages innovation and guides budding engineers, contributing to the development of Ford in the field of additive manufacturing.
It is reported that the public channel has officially opened and that the end winners will be announced during the TCT prize ceremony held at the Birmingham National Convention Center on June 4, and the TCT 3SIXTY Frontier Technology Exhibition and Industry Summit Forum will take place at the same time.
