Interactive Cell

3DforScience is a studio specialized in scientific 3D design and animation. They brought me in to build an interactive, real-time 3D cell that scientists and audiences can explore directly in the browser.

The piece is built with Next.js and React Three Fiber (with drei) on top of WebGL: users can orbit around the cell, dive into its structures and trigger contextual information, keeping smooth performance while rendering complex organic geometry.

The final deliverable is covered by confidentiality agreements with the studio’s end client, so there is no public link — the screenshots offer a glimpse of the result.