Models of Molecules: 3D Printing and Biochemistry

Maker Faire Bay Area 2017

May 19th-21st

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3D printed molecules help to make biochemistry tangible! A group of students from San Jose State University have designed and printed models ranging from lipids to enzymes with removable substrates for advanced molecular investigation and learning.

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Elizabeth Pollom

I am a lecturer at San Jose State University, and I have been 3D printing molecules for my Biochemistry courses for 2 years. The SJSU students who have been working with me are Chris Wong, Nicole Matouk, Marcus Le, Raquel Franco, and Nacia Rivas.

Categories: Science, 3D Printing, Biology, Education

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