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Medigami is a creator-run compilation of origami patterns and resources to provide hands-on active learning in mechanistic medical subjects. Our aim is to encourage students and educators to reason through their learning and build correlations to last a career.
News and Developments
New Patterns!
New Patterns!
Thrilled to be including our first community patterns!
First example of cellular origami?
First example of cellular origami?
Stanford researchers discovered a remarkable new bacterium-- with a Foldscope!
Bridges-Strong: Adult Learner Lecture Series
Bridges-Strong: Adult Learner Lecture Series
Check out Dr. Wilson's ongoing free course on origami engineering at Bridges-Strong!
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is Origami Embryology?
A: We are a new educational resource for medical students to learn and master embryology via procedural and tactile learning.
Q: When should I fill out the survey?
A: Your feedback is always appreciated! Please fill out the survey whenever you use a new module.
Q: How will my survey responses be used?
A: All survey data is anonymized and stored in a protected drive. Data is used to quantify learners’ experience to improve our resources for future students. While the survey is not strictly required, we really appreciate your feedback to make this resource the best it can be!
Q: I love origami! What if I want to help design models or share my modifications to your patterns?
A: We’d love to see your patterns! If we choose to include your model in ongoing resources, you will be notified and receive design credit on both the pattern and video. Please see our Creator Challenge page for more details!
Q: How else can I be involved?
A: We're looking for creative individuals to share their skills and ideas with us! Please fill out this form to indicate your interests, and we'll reach out soon!
Our Team
Otto Wilson, Ph.D.
Otto Wilson, Ph.D.
The Catholic University of America, Department of Biomedical Engineering
Maria Erquiaga, B.M.E.
Maria Erquiaga, B.M.E.
Texas A&M University, School of Engineering Medicine
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