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the About the CBM | Contact Us SMART and MAPS Teams Present at the National American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB) Meetings. Molecular Illustrator David Goodsell Portrays the Complex Nature of Cell Structure at the Meso Scale. Professional Development Course for Teachers. Welcome to the CBM! At the Center for BioMolecular Modeling (CBM), teachers come first . We work closely with talented science educators from across the US to create innovative instructional materials that make the biosciences understandable. Student Programs Exciting outreach programs that help high school and undergraduate students design and build physical models of protein and molecular structures. Learn More Teacher Workshops Workshops for high school and undergraduate science educators that use physical models and computer visualization tools to make the molecular world real. Learn More Teaching Resources Digital and physical teaching resources that can be accessed onilne, borrowed or purchased. Learn More What are Physical Models? The invisible world of molecules becomes real when students hold physical models in their hands. Models function as thinking tools that stimulate questions and are a key component of the Next Generation Science Standards . The uses 3D Printing Technology to create physical models of protein and molecular structures. They are designed using the molecular Visualization software Jmol and then exported as 3D files. NOTE: You must have Javascript enabled onby grants from the NIH National Center for Research Resources SEPA program, the NSF CCLI program, the Department of Education Institute for Educational Sciences and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Home | Student Programs | Teacher Workshops | Teaching Resources | About the CBM © Copyright 1995-...