Within the virtual reality (VR) world, the process of creating a usable model is relatively intuitive and easy. The goal of this work was to create a learning tool for teachers to use in their classrooms that allows the students to take apart and put back together different models of the teacher's choice. This virtual model construction/deconstruction could be an affordable, more feasible alternative when hands-on learning is not possible. The product could save schools money and allow the students to explore a much more diverse range of material.

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Presented at Super Computing 2019 Conference (Nov. 2019) and accepted for publication in the Journal of High Performance Computing Education (TBD 2020).
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Presented at the American Association for Cancer Research, 2019.
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