Thank You, Model Teachers!

Thank you to all of our 3DMD Model Teachers for presenting for 3D Molecular Designs at conferences nationwide! Each of these wonderful educators provided unique insight that offered tremendous value to the participants and ourselves. Working with these teachers is always a great experience, and we're thankful they took the time to introduce educators to classroom modeling using 3DMD kits.

Thanks for all your hard work! 

• Karen Avery - PSTA
• Susan Auld - WSTA
• Keri Shingleton, Chris Chou - CASE
• Mary Howard, Diane Sigalas, Jen Zinman - NJSC

The Early Bird Gets the Model!

Ready to dive into the fascinating world of molecular modeling? We've got fantastic news for you! This year, we are offering early-bird pricing for our Modeling the Molecular World professional learning courses this summer! Make your plans to attend Modeling the Molecular World next summer, these prices are available for a limited time. Don't miss out on this golden opportunity to unlock the secrets of science at unbeatable rates!

The usual cost of the course is $900 and includes a collection of collaborative kits and interactive models. Now, through February 1, you can secure your spot for $750 and still receive the collection of 3DMD kits and models! We even have special rates if you bring a friend!

At this course, you will: 

•    Gain modeling insights about our kits and models 
•    Become eligible to join the 3DMD Model Teacher Program 
•    Join a community of educators passionate about classroom modeling
•    Bring home over $900 worth of kits to your classroom

Applications open November 1, so make your plans to model with us today! Click here for more information.

Science Spotlight

Michele Korb, PhD, is an ASET Co-Principal Investigator and science education faculty at California State University East Bay Teacher Education Department in the College of Education & Allied Studies. She has worked closely with us since 2002 to redesign school curriculum using models to make student learning more interactive and project-based. Dr. Korb has also used the Protein Data Bank and Jmol programming to create engaging online experiences that allow students to design and inspect proteins. Her passion for improving student learning is inspiring, and we're thankful for the opportunities we've had to work with her! You can access the resources Dr. Korb and her team have developed here.

Add Engaging Models to Your Collection!

Interactive models will allow your students to go hands-on with molecular biology! Use the Antibody and Antigen Models^© to show students antibody binding, specificity, and how the immune system defends against infection. The Insulin Model^©  helps students better understand blood sugar regulation at the molecular scale. These colorful and attractive models will help make your students more engaged and ready to dive deeper into how the human body works.