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projects [2025/03/12 19:39] – [November 2023 | Deep Sea Release Prototyping] bdincau | projects [2025/05/07 19:23] (current) – [Fall 2024 - Current | Flute Project for Pedro Eustache] bdincau | ||
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This page is a continual work in progress -- a place for us to document our past and ongoing projects. | This page is a continual work in progress -- a place for us to document our past and ongoing projects. | ||
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+ | ==== Fall 2024 - Current | Collaboration with UCSB's Art, Design, & Architecture Museum ==== | ||
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+ | The ADA Museum at UCSB has acquired two models created by architect Kendrick Kellogg. We are collaborating with them to create 3D printed copies of the models. | ||
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+ | The two models we are helping with are of the Hoshino Wedding Chapel in Japan (pictured on the left) and the Doolittle House in Joshua Tree, California (pictured on the right). | ||
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+ | ==== Fall 2024 - Current | Flute Project for Pedro Eustache ==== | ||
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+ | Pedro Eustache is an innovative studio flautist. We are collaborating with him to help bring his idea to life! | ||
==== July 2024 | UCSB Summer Research Academy - Bionic Creatures ==== | ==== July 2024 | UCSB Summer Research Academy - Bionic Creatures ==== | ||
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This summer, Ph.D. student Anna Alvarez in Mechanical Engineering leads a course called Bionic Creatures, where students form hypotheses about the evolutionary adaptations of organisms and build experiments to test those hypotheses. | This summer, Ph.D. student Anna Alvarez in Mechanical Engineering leads a course called Bionic Creatures, where students form hypotheses about the evolutionary adaptations of organisms and build experiments to test those hypotheses. | ||
- | The Innovation Workshop and its staff have helped facilitate this course by providing extensive tools, training, and supervision for these students to safely build and conduct their experiments. | + | The Innovation Workshop and its staff have helped facilitate this course by providing extensive tools, training, and supervision for these students to safely build and conduct their experiments. |
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