University of Maryland, Chemistry & Biochemistry by Paul Paukstelis
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My submission to the McGill RepYourDept Design Challenge. The UMD Dept. of Chemistry & Biochemistry spans many different research interests which are highlighted in this design. The major pieces are the inorganic complex (black), a protein structure (red), and our University's mascot, the Terrapin Testudo (gold). The front panel has been designed as a lithophane that can be back lit using an LED strip to show off the lettering and reveal several nanostructures and a DNA double helix. The object CAN be printed as a single piece, but it has been designed to be printed in multiple parts to minimize the use of supports and to allow a multi-color print (in this case, the University colors: white, red, gold, and black). The back panel contains the script "Terps", a commonly used abbreviation for Terrapins. | Download free and paid 3D printable STL files
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