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Stratasys, ESU
Empowering Creative and Innovative Minds-3D Printing For Art & Design Students
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Learn how Jocelyn Kolb-Dewitt and Darlene Farris-LaBar, co-directors of the G3D Stratasys Super Lab at East Stroudsburg University, inspire and empower students in art and design with 3D printing. Darlene Farris-Labar designs and 3D prints plants and flowers to reimagine an ecosystem on the brink of extinction. Explore product design with Jocelyn Kolb, who 15 years ago implemented 3D printing into her art and teaching. Analyze and understand how young minds interface software and hands-on learning for increased retention. Assess the impact of real-world projects including robotic prosthetics, DICOM scans, clothing design, biological models and artistic representations of microscopic life forms.
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Every day, our customers find simpler, smarter approaches to stubborn design problems – and greater confidence to confront towering human and technological challenges. Less hindered by the usual constraints with 3D printing, they can imagine, design, iterate and replicate more freely than ever before. By providing the shortest possible path from idea to solid object, Stratasys empowers them to untangle complexity, tackle tough problems, uncover new solutions – and to do it all with the urgency our accelerating world demands.
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