TIME & DATE
Tuesday, November 3, 2026 to Tuesday November 3, 20266:30 pm
LOCATION
The Foreign Correspondents' Club.COST
150 HKDUniversity of Auckland Alumni After Hours – Hong Kong 2026
Join us in Hong Kong to network and enjoy an inspiring presentation on 3D printing from Professor Olaf Diegel.
Come along to this engaging event at The Foreign Correspondents’ Club. Enjoy drinks, canapés and conversation with other alumni and friends in Hong Kong. Our guest speaker is additive manufacturing expert Professor Olaf Diegel.
Printing the future
Prepare to enter the world of 3D printing, now deemed a rapid ‘manufacturing’ technology. In this fascinating talk, Olaf will discuss the impact of 3D printing on the present and the possibilities it holds for the future – from breaking barriers to innovation and enhancing product value to transforming how we do business and influencing human longevity. In this talk, we will look at a range of 3D products printed at the University as we explore how to adapt for the technology of tomorrow – and why we must.
University of Auckland Alumni After Hours – Hong Kong 2026
TIME & DATE
Tuesday, November 3, 2026 to Tuesday November 3, 20266:30 pm
LOCATION
The Foreign Correspondents' Club.COST
150 HKDJoin us in Hong Kong to network and enjoy an inspiring presentation on 3D printing from Professor Olaf Diegel.
Come along to this engaging event at The Foreign Correspondents’ Club. Enjoy drinks, canapés and conversation with other alumni and friends in Hong Kong. Our guest speaker is additive manufacturing expert Professor Olaf Diegel.
Printing the future
Prepare to enter the world of 3D printing, now deemed a rapid ‘manufacturing’ technology. In this fascinating talk, Olaf will discuss the impact of 3D printing on the present and the possibilities it holds for the future – from breaking barriers to innovation and enhancing product value to transforming how we do business and influencing human longevity. In this talk, we will look at a range of 3D products printed at the University as we explore how to adapt for the technology of tomorrow – and why we must.

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