Summer is here and we are busy at 3D Molecular Designs! This month our first session of Modeling the Molecular World kicks off, plus we're hosting another 3DMD Week where we collaborate on material development with teachers like you. We have so many exciting initiatives happening over the next few months, so be sure to stay in the know by following us on social media @3DMolecularDesigns.
— Heather, Tim & Diane
Visit Us in July for a Week of Modeling!
Modeling the Molecular World applications for July 17- 21 are still open! You can take advantage of a week of collaborative modeling that will show you how powerful modeling can be for you and your students. Attending Modeling the Molecular World this year will make you eligible to join our SEPA course covering infectious diseases next summer. We're excited to share our classroom modeling experience and innovations with you. Apply today!
Summer Intern Training Begins!
Join us in welcoming nine new production staff members to 3D Molecular Designs! Their first week of training focuses on familiarizing themselves with 3D Molecular Designs' products and discovering how modeling enhances student learning. The production staff is pivotal in constructing high-quality products, and we appreciate your patience as we experience a two-week shipping delay due to many of our previous production staff graduating and securing internships. Congratulations to our graduating team and welcome to our new staff members!
Science Spotlight
Dr. David Ho, MD, has been an instrumental researcher of HIV/AIDS for 27 years and has helped discover how a person can manage HIV in their body. HIV was a death sentence before the development of triple cocktail therapy, now known as antiretroviral therapy (ART). Patients take several drugs that stop the viral life cycle at different points, and the virus found becomes suppressed to undetectable levels in the patient's bloodstream. Ho showed that HIV can be a manageable chronic condition through this combination of anti-viral therapy. Click here or below to hear David Ho tell his remarkable story about his research!
