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Lucy Poley is a scientist and artist with interests in ecology, geography, and wildlife biology. She is interested in communicating scientific principals and inspiring others through visual art. Here we speak to her about about her journey merging science and art and her tips for creating a great graphical abstract. Hello Lucy! Could you give […]
As the Crastina team has recently reported on, BioRender is running their Annual Graphical Abstract Contest. With the submission deadline long gone and votes from the public also closed, the winners are starting to trickle in! The various winners of the $50,000 worth of prizes will be announced throughout June, and the Crastina team will […]
As the Crastina team has recently reported on, BioRender is running their Annual Graphical Abstract Contest. With the submission deadline long gone and votes from the public also closed, the winners are starting to trickle in! The various winners of the $50,000 worth of prizes will be announced throughout June, and the Crastina team will […]
How do you visualize the theme of Communicating Risk & Uncertainty in an Uncertain World? This is the challenge presented this month by the SciComm network Lifeology. This interview is a part of Crastina’s current theme Visualization & Graphical Abstracts. Lifeology is a platform for engaging lay audiences in health-related science via fun and accessible […]
A chemist by training, Andy Brunning turned to teaching when he realized he wasn’t fond of lab work. As a secondary chemistry teacher having little luck finding eye-catching posters to put up in his classroom, Andy decided to make them himself and share them with other teachers – and so Compound Interest was born. I […]