Art Process – Making a “Cute” Virus Monster By Elfy Chiang|2020-03-31T23:37:59-05:00March 28th, 2020|Categories: Artwork, Science communication, SciArt|Tags: Sciart, resources for artists, photoshop, illustrator, comic, COVID-19, art, science communication, Lifeology| Read More Comments Off on Art Process – Making a “Cute” Virus Monster
You are a storyteller. We’re all storytellers. By Abrian Curington|2022-03-16T20:24:58-05:00March 23rd, 2020|Categories: Advice for scientists, Science communication|Tags: storytelling, resources for scientists, presentations, research, visual storytelling, science communication| Read More Comments Off on You are a storyteller. We’re all storytellers.
What scientists should keep in mind when working with artists and storytellers By Sarah Nason|2020-03-13T14:42:06-05:00March 13th, 2020|Categories: Advice for scientists, Collaborations, Science communication, Lifeology|Tags: design, tips, storytelling, scicomm, Collaboration| Read More Comments Off on What scientists should keep in mind when working with artists and storytellers
Scientist, you have a story to tell. But how will you share it? By Virginia Schutte|2020-03-31T23:31:19-05:00March 11th, 2020|Categories: Advice for scientists, Broader Impacts, Science communication|Tags: resources for scientists, social media, broader impacts, scientists, storytelling, science communication| Read More Comments Off on Scientist, you have a story to tell. But how will you share it?
Budgeting for arts and communications in scientific grants By Sarah Nason|2020-03-31T23:41:04-05:00March 4th, 2020|Categories: Lifeology, Broader Impacts, Collaborations, Science communication|Tags: resources for scientists, funding, budgeting, budget, scicomm, science communication, Collaboration, Sciart| Read More Comments Off on Budgeting for arts and communications in scientific grants
