CELL PROJECT

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These objects have been designed and printed by students aged 14-15 of the secondary school "A. BERENINI" - FIDENZA (near Parma). The activity has been carried out within the Erasmus+ Project PRINT STEM (www.printstemproject.eu). Erasmus Print Stem. Intellectual Output N.5: Study of an animal cell model. Erasmus K2 “Print Stem” (using of 3D printer applied in scientific subjects) has been proposed as a new strategy to get students more interested in learning scientific subjects. The main purpose of this project was: 1)Help students achieve new skills and acquire a multinational dimension of learning through international cooperation; 2)Use e-learning to improve language abilities; 3)Create flexible learning strategies; 4)Improve the learning of unmotivated students at risk of abandoning school and the low-skilled ones; 5)Enhance teachers’ proficiency. Object of the project: to make an animal cell model. The cell was projected as a “ tridimensional puzzle”, made up of: -inferior base -superior shell -inferior internal side -superior internal side -two mitochondria -inferior endoplasmic reticulum -superior endoplasmic reticulum -inferior Golgi apparatus -superior Golgi apparatus -inferior nucleus -superior nucleus -nucleolus Print Settings Printer Brand: Deltaprintr Printer: Deltaprintr Assembled Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: High Infill: 100% Post-Printing How I Designed This For CAD design a very simple professional software was used: “Inventor". The software used for 3D printing was CURA 15.04.4