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
What is the best 3D printer to buy in 2024? (Upd.)
Over the last decade, 3D printers and in fact, 3D technologies in general, have caused quite a stir.…
How 3D printed food may be transforming your mealtime
Food is one of the things that make life good, and in so many ways. The concept of…
What kinds of material can you 3D print with?
3D printing used to be all about polymers, but now you can use all sorts of materials: metals,…
Types of 3D printers: General Guide
What are the types of 3D printers, what can they do, and how on Earth can you navigate…
