Cicero Moraes (Chapecó, 1982) is a Brazilian 3D designer internationally recognized for his work in forensic facial reconstruction, the development of human and veterinary prosthetics, surgical planning, and the digital preservation of archaeological heritage. He has delivered around 190 lectures in Brazil and abroad and serves as a peer reviewer for scientific journals from Springer Nature, Elsevier, and PLOS. His contributions have earned him numerous national and international honors, as well as two honorary doctorates. In 2021, his work was featured in Guinness World Records for creating the world’s first 3D-printed turtle shell. He is a member of high- and exceptionally high-IQ societies, including Mensa (top 2%), Intertel (top 1%), Colloquy, Prudentia, and the Poetic Genius Society (IQ 140+, top 0.4%). His projects have been translated into more than 115 languages and featured in major media outlets worldwide.