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A curated collection of Computer Science fundamentals (PDFs, notes, cheatsheets, interview question banks) for placement preparation, covering seven core subjects plus general resources.
Combines artistic rendering with educational exploration of cell biology using modern web technologies, with a live demo and open-source MIT license.
Human Cell Visualizer
An interactive 3D human-cell visualisation built with Three.js, WebGL particles and custom GLSL shaders.
The project features three procedurally generated cell types:
Cone photoreceptor Melanocyte Purkinje neuron
Users can rotate, zoom, pause and smoothly morph between the cells, as well as explore annotated anatomical structures.
Tech Stack: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Three.js, WebGL, GLSL and SVG.
Live Demo: https://iamtechartist.github.io/human-cell-visualizer/
Disclaimer: This is a stylised scientific visualisation prototype, not a clinically validated biological simulation.
Licence: MIT
An experiment in Three.js combining biology, particles, morphing animation with info panels and annotated anatomy.
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