Poster Printing
Print posters up to 41.5 inches on paper or foldable fabric. Send in an online submission.
The Judith and William Bollinger Digital Fabrication Laboratory provides fabrication services and consultations contributing to innovation in teaching, learning, research, and clinical care at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Print posters up to 41.5 inches on paper or foldable fabric. Send in an online submission.
Free 3D printing and design consultation services for academic, clinical, and research projects.
Senior Manager, Judith & William Bollinger Digital Fabrication Laboratory, Holman Biotech Commons
In charge of: The lab's strategy, operations and workflows, data collection, and management.
Provides support in: Poster printing, conference poster design, Qualtrics, PowerPoint, workflow optimization
3D Fabrication Manager
Ashley York is the 3D Fabrication Manager at the Holman Biotech Commons, where she works at the intersection of digital fabrication, biomedical research, and emerging technologies. She develops fabrication strategies that translate complex research questions, data, and ideas into physical prototypes, anatomical models, and custom laboratory tools, identifying opportunities where prototyping can accelerate discovery and make emerging technologies more accessible to faculty and researchers.
The Bollinger Digital Fabrication Lab empowers discovery, innovation, and learning by providing accessible digital fabrication expertise and technologies that advance research, education, and clinical practice across the University of Pennsylvania community. Located within the Holman Biotech Commons, the Bollinger Lab provides 3D fabrication, poster printing, and consultation services.
Foster creative problem-solving and rapid prototyping to accelerate scientific, medical, and educational breakthroughs.
Partner across disciplines to connect researchers, clinicians, students, and educators in pursuit of shared solutions and new knowledge.
Make advanced fabrication technologies and expert guidance available to learners and researchers at all levels.
Develop tools, models, and technologies that improve research outcomes, enhance education, and contribute to better patient and community well-being.
Promote hands-on experimentation, design thinking, and continuous learning as essential pathways to discovery and innovation.
These values reflect the lab’s work in supporting biomedical research, designing custom research equipment, and translational innovation from concept to real-world application.