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New Dimension: A Brown ecologist found this trilobite fossil in Morocco, scanned and 3-D printed it, and deposited the files in the Brown Digital Repository. For Creamer it’s a reminder that data can be physical, too.

New Dimension: A Brown ecologist found this trilobite fossil in Morocco, scanned and 3-D printed it, and deposited the files in the Brown Digital Repository. For Creamer it’s a reminder that data can be physical, too.

By Jumoke Akinrolabu on February 2018

Winter 2018

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