We're introducing our AMFaces team. Next up: the @manchester.ac.uk (Bio) team.

The team - Sarah, Julian and Jose - are primarily exploring biocompatibility. They're testing the specimens we make to ensure suitability for use with human skin.

Check out amfaces.org.

On the first Thursday of each month, we'll look back at one cool thing we did in the past month. During October, we held our annual Strategic Advisory Board meeting hosted by our team at King's College London.

It was great seeing everyone together and to share how far we've come in the past year.

It's International Prosthetic and Orthotic Day.

The AMFaces project is exploring advanced additive manufacturing of user-focused facial prostheses with real-life colour appearance.

#IPOD2025

We're introducing our AMFaces team. Next up: the
@manchester.ac.uk (Bio) team.

The team - consisting of Sarah, Julian and Jose - are primarily exploring biocompatibility. They're testing the specimens we make to ensure suitability for use with human skin.

Check out amfaces.org for more info.

The AMFaces team is recruiting a PhD student to start with us as soon as possible. Check out the link below for more information on how to apply.

Please note: this studentship is open to UK students or EU students with settled status only.

www.findaphd.com/phds/project...

We're introducing our AMFaces team. Next up: the @manchester.ac.uk (Bio) team.

The team - consisting of Sarah, Julian and Jose - are primarily exploring biocompatibility. They're testing the specimens we make to ensure suitability for use with human skin.

Check out amfaces.org for more info.

We're introducing our AMFaces team, starting with the UoM team.

Meet Ally McGrath, Project Manager for the AMFaces project.

You can find out more about the project on our website: amfaces.org

#research #projectmanagement #additivemanufacturing

We're introducing our AMFaces team, starting with the UoM team.

Meet Dr Kinjiro Amano - Co-Investigator and Researcher on the AMFaces project.

You can find out more about the project on our website: amfaces.org

#research #additivemanufacturing

Now that you know a little about what we do, let's introduce our amazing team.

Up first, The University of Manchester team.

Professor David Foster - Principal Investigator and overall lead for the AMFaces project.

@manchester.ac.uk #research #additivemanufacturing #amfaces

Check out the upcoming seminar series "Investigating Ancient Faces (I): Pharaonic Visages" taking place from 14:00-17:00 on Wed Oct 8th at Booth Street East Building, Theatre B, University of Manchester.
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We held our annual Strategic Advisory Board meeting yesterday hosted by our colleagues at @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social. It was a great opportunity to bring the team together, share our progress with the board and gain valuable feedback.

The AMFaces project will enable bespoke ultra-realistic facial prostheses to be developed for individuals affected by cancer, trauma, and congenital defects.

Here's a little more about the project. You can check out our website for info and stay up to date with our exciting progress.
amfaces.org

Welcome to the AMFaces project page. Follow us to learn more about who we are and how we're aiming to deliver a new approach to manufacturing facial prostheses on demand and improve the quality of life for thousands of patients in the UK and beyond.