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developmental and stem cell biologists
Posted by the Node, on 6 July 2023
In this SciArt profile, we spoke with Kimberley Snowden, who has a background in plant molecular and developmental biology and makes science-inspired polymer clay artwork.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 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 21 December 2021
In our final SciArt profile of 2021 we meet Jessica Richardson, a final year PhD student in Kate Poole's group at the University of New South Wales, Sydney.Posted by the Node, on 1 December 2021
2021 has been an exciting year for both FocalPlane and the Node; both sites have new Community Managers, new series and new contributors. To celebrate the end of the year ...Posted by the Node, on 15 November 2021
In our latest profile, we feature Maria Diaz de la Loza, a freelance illustrator and researcher in the Stramer lab at King's College LondonPosted by the Node, on 15 October 2021
Our twelfth SciArt profile of the series features Giacomo Moggioli, a PhD student at Queen Mary University of London studying genomics of deep sea wormsPosted by the Node, on 30 September 2021
In our 11th SciArt profile we meet Ayelén Valko, who tells us about her motivation to use her artwork to popularise sciencePosted by the Node, on 6 September 2021
In our 10th SciArt profile we meet Elsa Quicazán-Rubio, who explains how she is using art to make biology accessible to a broad audience