3D Printing in Action: An Introduction to Digital Fabrication (Impresión 3D en acción: una introducción a la fabricación digital)

July 21, 2020
4:00 pm – 4:45 pm

C2ST Facebook Live & C2ST TV Youtube Live

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Program Series:
Technology and Engineering

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Ever wondered how 3D printers actually work? Join C2ST to see one explained and in action!

3D printing and other digital fabrication tools allow designers to go quickly from idea to object. Learn about how 3D printers work, see one in action, and hear about some case studies from the Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation at University of Chicago.

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Tuesday, July 21st, 2020, 4:00 pm – 4:45 pm CT, C2ST Facebook Live & C2ST TV Youtube Live

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Featured Guests

Elizabeth Koprucki

Elizabeth Koprucki serves as the assistant director, Fab Lab and design at the University of Chicago’s Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. She manages the Polsky Center’s Fab Lab where she mentors entrepreneurs and researchers through the prototyping process. She oversees the Fab Lab’s programming and staffing and connects Polsky Exchange members with resources on campus and across Chicago.

Prior to joining Polsky, Elizabeth designed and co-taught a maker program at the Ancona School, as well as working as a maker educator at the Art Institute and the Chicago Public Library. She served as CNC area host at Pumping Station:One and has done graphic design for a number of South Side businesses and nonprofits.

Elizabeth earned a BA in graphic design from Bradley University.

Elizabeth is passionate about getting people involved in prototyping and making. In her spare time, she continues to be active in the Chicago maker community. She volunteers as a NASA/JPL Solar System Ambassador and enjoys making jewelry and traveling.