Joris Peels is a journalist at 3DPrint.com. He focuses on themes related to engineering, manufacturing technology, and 3D printing, while also exploring intersections with business leaders, space, and academia. Joris is featured in 3DPrint.com and NewsBreak.
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Joris Peels' coverage heavily features press releases and private sector announcements related to 3D printing, with a focus on product promotions and manufacturing. To effectively reach out to him, consider offering exclusive insights into the latest advancements in 3D printing or additive manufacturing. As Joris covers market trends within this industry, providing unique data-driven analysis or predictions may also capture his attention.
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