Jorge Madrid‐Wolff

École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne

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Jorge Madrid‐Wolff is a leading researcher in the field of advanced manufacturing, with a primary focus on volumetric 3D printing—a transformative technology that creates entire objects in seconds rather than layer by layer. His work bridges materials science and optical engineering, driving the development of novel photopolymers and light-based printing systems that push the boundaries of speed, resolution, and scalability. His most-cited paper, "The road ahead in materials and technologies for volumetric 3D printing" (2025, 61 citations), serves as a critical roadmap for the field, outlining key challenges and future directions in materials design and printer architectures. This work has quickly become a foundational reference for researchers seeking to overcome limitations in resin chemistry and light delivery. Madrid‐Wolff’s contributions are particularly notable for their interdisciplinary impact, influencing both academic labs and industrial applications in rapid prototyping and biomedical device fabrication. His research not only advances fundamental understanding but also accelerates the practical adoption of volumetric printing, making him a rising authority in next-generation additive manufacturing.