This week’s featured 3D print is part of a senior design project in bioengineering that aims to simplify retinal imaging using a handheld optical coherence tomography (OCT) device. The StablEyes system includes […]

Jadwiga Bilchak, a researcher in the Kayser Lab has been investigating disease mechanisms in fruit flies. Bilchak approached the Digital Fabrication Lab staff with a concept for a new tool to reliably […]

The goal of this project is to study the brain areas involved in object recognition in Tree shrews, which are a model for the human visual system.  The print will be used […]

Vitale Digital Media Lab Assistant Sarah Chan approached the Digital Fabrication Lab with an interesting inquiry: can we 3D print a door clip replacement for their Zoom Field Recorders. The devices are […]

This week’s featured 3D print was submitted by Julia Yan and the EcoSpin team. Julia and her team worked with the library on a capstone project for Materials Science & Engineering Senior […]

This week’s featured 3D prints a low fidelity prototype for Marion Leary’s course Innovation in Health: Foundations of Design Thinking. This course teaches nurses how to become innovative problem solvers through the […]

This week’s featured 3D print is used to perform separation of rare-earth elements (critical metals) from a mixture using high strength rare earth magnets by a process called ‘Magnetic Crystallization’. “Selective separation […]

This week’s featured 3D prints are microscope holders. The Mir Lab is interested in using microscopy to study the mechanisms underlying gene activation in the context of early animal development. These holders […]

Our feature print was submitted by Andrew Gabros, Research Specialist at the Translational Neuromodulation Laboratory. The ultimate goal of this project is to develop an implantable force sensor that would be used […]

We are featuring a 3D print which is a part of a device that can rapidly detect COVID-19 based on the disease’s unique odor profile. The part is a lid required to […]