Oncology in Your Hands
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Translating complex cancer biology into a tangible 3D experience


For a pharmaceutical company in the oncology field, I developed a pair of highly detailed 3D cell models designed as physical communication tools for medical professionals.

The objective was clear: make a complex therapeutic mechanism understandable within seconds — not through slides, but through touch.

From Molecular Concept to Physical Object

I modeled both a cancer cell and its corresponding protein cell entirely in 3D, based on scientific data and mechanism-of-action requirements. Each cell was engineered at approximately the size of a baseball, striking a balance between scientific accuracy and physical presence.

The protein cell was designed as an interactive object: it could be opened to reveal its internal structure. A custom sticker inside explained the key biological components and pathways involved in the treatment mechanism.

Both cells were mounted on transparent pedestals, positioned to visually demonstrate the docking process — illustrating how the new oncology drug interacts at a cellular level.

A Tool for the Field

The final models were produced via high-quality 3D printing and distributed to the company’s sales force. In conversations with physicians, the models served as powerful storytelling devices — turning abstract molecular interactions into a tangible, memorable experience.

By shifting from purely digital explanation to physical interaction, the project enhanced clarity, engagement, and retention.



My Role

  • 3D modeling of both cells and structural components

  • Development of an openable protein cell with integrated educational layer

  • Preparation and optimization for 3D printing

  • Close alignment with medical and marketing teams to ensure scientific accuracy

This project demonstrates how advanced 3D design can extend beyond screen-based visualization — becoming a physical interface between science and understanding.


CREDITS


Client: Havas Life Düsseldorf

3D Production: Agnes Told Me

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