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developmental and stem cell biologists
Posted by the Node, on 14 November 2022
Our latest SciArt profile features Arpan Parichha, a PhD student in Shubha Tole's lab in Mumbai. Arpan told us about his passion for using art to address important issues in ...Posted by Denise Allen, on 18 August 2022
Behind the paper story from Denise Allen and Tomasz NowakowskiPosted by the Node, on 14 July 2022
Cell Worlds is an innovative project aiming to bring microscopy images out of the lab to the attention of the general public. It has received a fantastic reaction in the ...Posted by the Node, on 5 July 2022
For this month’s SciArt profile, we caught up with Bob Goldstein, a professor at UNC Chapel Hill, who uses various printmaking techniques to produce unique posters advertising scientists’ talks, as ...Posted by the Node, on 9 June 2022
For our latest SciArt profile, we continue our adventure into 3D artwork and showcase the the neuro-woodwork sculptures from Louis-Jan Pilaz.Posted by the Node, on 13 May 2022
In our latest SciArt profile, we focus on crochet with Tahani Baakdhah, a vision researcher from Toronto, Canada, currently working as postdoc fellow at the Krembil research Institute.Posted by the Node, on 11 May 2022
ELMI and our sister site, FocalPlane have launched a new image competition. Enter your most beautiful microscopy images for your chance to win €250 and have your image featured on ...Posted by the Node, on 14 April 2022
In our latest SciArt profile, we hear from Cirenia Arias Baldrich. Cirenia is a freelance illustrator who has a background in plant physiology and stem cell bioinformatics.Posted by the Node, on 23 March 2022
In our latest SciArt profile, we meet Maria Abou Chakra. Maria is a theoretical biologist who introduces us to her sci-sketchnotes and highlights the importance of creativity in science.Posted by the Node, on 17 January 2022
In our first SciArt profile of 2022, we hear from Diego Galagovsky, a postdoc with a passion for using cartoons to communicate science.