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For Amsterdam Scientific Instruments, I created an animation that explains how their TPX3Cam — an advanced detector for electron microscopy — works. The goal was to help scientists understand the underlying process in a clear, elegant, and visually engaging way.

Scientific visualization for Amsterdam Scientific Instruments

It was one of those projects that completely pulled me in. To tell the story accurately, I dove deep into the physics: particle interactions, magnetic fields, phosphor screens, photon detection — all the invisible choreography behind the image. Working closely with ASI’s researchers, I translated that world into moving imagery that remained scientifically precise yet aesthetically refined.

This project was both a learning curve and a creative breakthrough. I taught myself advanced 3D techniques in Cinema 4D, and found joy in turning complex phenomena into something visually intuitive. It became a true fusion of art and science — and a reminder of why I love creating designs that make knowledge visible.

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