Bio
Varvara Koneva loves exploring 3D innovations for heritage preservation, research, education and healthcare.
Whether it’s 3D printing cultural artifacts or breast prostheses for cancer survivors, she focuses her stories on the kindness and dedication of the people behind them.
Originally from Siberia, Varya thrives best next to big bodies of water or in the woods. Her husband and her young daughter share quite a dark sense of humor, which balances Varya’s dreamy nature.
When she’s not writing, Varya spends most of her time traveling, painting, and volunteering for educational NGOs, spreading the message of non-violent communication. An admitted book fanatic, she’s most likely to be found in a bookshop or library whenever she has an hour to herself.
Varvara also writes articles for Artec 3D.
Varya’s publications
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UVA scientists develop 3D printed materials for flexible medical implants
The research team at the University of Virginia (UVA) has presented an innovative 3D-printable polymer that could revolutionize…
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HP launches new wave of innovations for industrial 3D printing at Formnext
At Formnext 2025, HP Additive Manufacturing Solutions presented a range of 3D technology advancements aimed at further integrating…
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Artec Studio Lite debuts at Formnext, expanding access to professional 3D capture
Artec 3D has launched AS Lite at Formnext 2025, bringing accessible tools for pro-level 3D capture and processing…
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Brose unveils high-performance metal 3D printer for circular manufacturing
Automotive supplier Brose sets a new industry standard by taking its additive manufacturing to the next level with…
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Fraunhofer IWU showcases recyclable booth and LPBF 3D printing materials at Formnext
3D printing reaches 1200 °C at Formnext this year with Fraunhofer IWU unveiling high-temperature aerospace materials. The company…
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Quantica and Meteor Inkjet Join collaborate to push the limits of 3D printing with NovoJet™
Quantica, a Berlin-based provider of high-viscosity materials for additive manufacturing, has announced that it will integrate Meteor Inkjet’s…
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Taming the chaos drawer: how 3D printing trend is helping makers get organized
Almost everyone has the catch-all space for things that don’t seem to fit anywhere – most of the…
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Nanoe to introduce 3D-printable UHTC composite at Formnext
Nanoe will present its new ultra-high-temperature ceramic (UHTC) composite and a series of corrosion-resistant filaments at Formnext 2025,…
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Stratasys to launch iAM Marketplace, a new hub for 3D manufacturing
Stratasys has announced the launch of iAM Marketplace™ at the upcoming Formnext 2025. This new independent platform aims…
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ELEGOO to mark 10 years by showcasing its expanded 3D printing ecosystem at Formnext 2025
ELEGOO is getting ready for Formnext 2025 with an even bigger vision of what a 3D printing brand…
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MIT researchers 3D print ultra-strong aluminum alloy for next-generation aircraft
MIT engineers have broken another record by developing an innovative 3D-printable aluminum alloy boasting outstanding strength and capable…
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3D printed ceramic walls make a splash in Dubai architectural installation
Rotterdam-based Studio RAP has made waves quite literally, completing Blue Voyage, an installation featuring two monumental 3D printed…
