NIH 3D

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Immune system models highlighting mechanisms of allergic reactions, created by NIH/NIAID experts for education and research.

3D visualizations of tuberculosis pathology and treatment from the NIAID TB Portals Program.

Models from a mobile app describing infectious agents, developed by the NIH/NIAID Office of Cyber Infrastructure.

Prosthetic and assistive device models curated by the e-NABLE open-source maker community.

Clinically accurate heart models developed with Jump Simulation for medical education and training.

PPE and device designs from NIH/NIAID, FDA, VA, and America Makes during the COVID-19 public health emergency.

A curated selection of molecular models relating to SARS-CoV-2 that were curated during the COVID-19 public health emergency.

3D-printed pathogens featured in the Smithsonian’s "Outbreak" exhibit, created by NIH/NIAID.

3D neuron reconstructions from the EyeWire neuroscience game and research project.

High-resolution 3D models of pollen and spores from diverse plant species by Cardiff University’s Bioimaging Research Hub.

Clinically focused CAD models for assistive technology, supporting patient care and clinician–engineer collaboration.

Expert-reviewed 3D reference organs for the Human Reference Atlas, enabling precise tissue registration and exploration tools.