Author: Lexi Voss

Visualizationist and Interim Head, Judith & William Bollinger Digital Fabrication Laboratory, Holman Biotech Commons

Also known as: "3D Designer," "Artist," or "the one with the coolest job title"
In charge of: 3D printers, laser cutter, day-to-day 3D printing operations
Provides support in: 3D design, general 3D printing, laser cutting, visual communication, Anatomage Table, Design Thinking Studio
Loves to: Make ideas become real tangible objects and get the introverts out of their shell
Can't say 'no' to: Coffee, walking meetings, bike rides, chips and guac, tabletop games, a good fantasy novel

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The Grishchuck Lab 3D printed PDMS flow chambers that we are going to use for a microscopic study of blood clotting.

Image of a 3D printed part for PDMS flow chamber

Archeologists and Anthropologists use 3D data in various ways through GIS data and other advanced image processing.

Image of 3D printed pollen models in various colors

Aspiring medical students, prepare to be amazed by the revolutionary resource that will change the way you study anatomy—the Anatomage Table.

Lexi Voss demonstrates the Anatomage table

Virtual reality (VR) has revolutionized various fields, including gaming, education, and training.

Picture of virtual reality mouse maze in the Proekt Lab

Author: Lexi Voss

Featured 3D Print: PDMS Flow Chamber

Featured 3D Print: 3D Pollen Project

Unlocking the Wonders of the Anatomage Table

Featured 3D Print: Virtual Reality Mouse Maze