Explore the journey of Digital Knowledge Center fellows through their personal reflections and documentation of their fellowship projects.
Most Recent Fellows Posts
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Second Steps: 3D Molecular Representations
3D Printing The Issue… The Simplest: The Wipe Tower The issue is PrusaSlicer, the software I use, does not “allow” soluble material to be printed with a wipe tower. This is not true and can be bypassed by following these steps: Print Settings (Top Tab) –>Support Material (Left Side Tab) –> Top Contact Z Distance […]
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Wrapping up!
Hello once more! It has been quite a bit since my last post! (not really because I just posted it, but it has been a while since I wrote it!!!!) Anyway, goofs aside, there is so much to update about. I can’t say that I have officially finished the 3D printed bagpipes yet, as I […]
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Andrew’s Video Essay #2
Okay, I have to go back in time to talk about this moment. It’s April 2024. I am feeling generally horrible. Five months before this, I was told I would never be able to do something I am getting my degree in. Instead of creating art, I start writing a senior proposal with the basic […]
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Evelynestallation Blog Post #4!
It’s been such a busy few weeks that I haven’t made it into the DKC! However, I do have more fun code! This one is a variation of the code I used in blog post #2, but this time it has sparkles added in. See if you can spot the difference! When I think about […]
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First Steps: 3D Molecular Representations
Good morning everyone, this is my first of many posts in which I will be learning how to utilize CAD software in order to edit 3D molecular structures for 3D-printing. My first step was to find a good CAD software that was both cheap (or free) and had enough processing power to edit extremely complex […]