3D Printing offers new opportunities to fabricate prototypes, models, and is expanding into the consumer market. 3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, offers a method to produce incredibly complex components directly from a computer-aided design (CAD) model. Unfortunately, the layered nature of the fabrication process results in anisotropic properties and performance that are dominated by interfaces that are formed during production. The expansion of 3D printing will require the development of materials, methods, and techniques to strengthen these interfaces in a highly controlled manner. This webinar will discuss methods to realize this improvement of interfaces, discuss potential uses and markets for 3D printing and the potential role of interfacial modifiers and adhesives in this endeavor. The presentation content includes: # To learn the benefits and potential limitations of 3D printing; # Provide insight into the importance of interfaces and potential role of Adhesives in 3D Printing; # Develop understanding of Opportunities to use 3D Printing in manufacturing