3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing

Editor-in-Chief: Skylar Tibbits

ISSN: 2329-7662 | Online ISSN: 2329-7670 | Published Bimonthly | Current Volume: 7

Impact Factor: 3.579 2019 Journal Citation Reports (Clarivate, 2020)

CiteScore™: 5.500

The only peer-reviewed journal focused on the rapidly moving field of 3D printing and related technologies, providing comprehensive coverage of academic research and industrial and commercial developments that have applications in medicine, education, food, and architecture.

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