Trophy Hunting: Balancing Animal Welfare & Conservation
The killing of wildlife for sport - otherwise known as Trophy Hunting - is a contentious topic... But it may have a place in animal conservation, explains PhD researcher Nick Harvey.
Announcing the Winner of Lifeology’s Sept SciArt Challenge
Browse the creative output of scientist-artist collaborations in this blog post summary of Lifeology's September SciComm Challenge!
How to Find a Comics Artist For Your Next SciComm Project
Looking for an artist to communicate your latest research findings or science explainer in the form of a comic? Here's a great resource!
ChemBio Illustrations – Daimon Hall, an Artist Highlight
In this blog post, we interview 2D designer & 3D artist/animator Daimon Hall to discuss his background in Chemistry & Biology art!
October SciComm Challenge – Draw Every Day!
In the spirit of Inkober, join Lifeology for a Daily SciComm Drawing Challenge this month!
How do vaccines work? Learn with a new Lifeology flashcard course!
And yet viruses can seem scary, especially when we don’t really understand how they work or how they are made. That is why we’ve created an illustrated and animated Lifeology course on “How do vaccines work?“.
Meet Women in STEAM who inspire! September 2020 Edition
Meet two new amazing women in STEAM via illustrated biographies in our Lifeology Women in STEAM card deck.
The Human Mind Through Art: An Interview with Susan Aldworth
This interview with visual artist Susan Aldworth dives deep into questions about her work on the human mind, sleep, and our sense of self.
Mysteries of the Brain & Science – more featured poems from the Lifeology SciComm Challenge
More science poems from the Lifeology community under the theme of 'Mysteries of the Brain & Science'...
Mailing Science: Finding Unique Ways to Communicate Science
In this blog post, Jessika Raisor provides a behind-the-scenes look at her latest project - SciArt postcards complete science facts! You can order yours today.
Valuing Science Art Collaboration! A Q&A with SciArtists
In this blog post, SciArt experts from the Lifeology community answer important questions around how to accomplish a Science Art Collaboration!
New Lifeology Course! What Florence Nightingale taught us about airborne infection
The virus that causes COVID-19 can travel in the air via respiratory droplets - but we don't have to be scared. Airborne infection is nothing new - in fact, Florence Nightingale taught us a lot of lessons in the late 1800's that we can still apply today to protect ourselves!
How art can do more for science than just public engagement
In this blog post, Alanah Knibb gives advice and tips (through art!) on how to use art for public engagement, and so much more!
Illustrating in Procreate – Doryan Algarra, an Artist Interview
In this blog post, Doryan Algarra reveals his process for illustrating Lifeology courses with Procreate. Read about his creation of Lifeology's latest course, "What Florence Nightingale taught us about airborne infection"!
SciArt Collaboration Challenge – FAQ
Are you interested in Lifeology's SciArt Challenge for September? If the answer is yes, read more details of the challenge with this FAQ!
A SciArt Collaboration – Lifeology’s September SciComm Challenge
Enter Lifeology's SciComm Challenge in September for your chance to create collaborative SciArt, and win the prize of $800 in SciArt funding!!
Science Communication… with LEGO!
Two scientists are using a unique medium to communicate their science - LEGO!
Native Australian Animals in Space – A Science Art Collaboration
Hi, we are Keith and Nicole. We are the artists/graphic designers behind Pint of Science Australia and PintAUOnline. We are here to share our Science Art collaboration story!
Honoring Evelyn Carmon Nicol, Legendary Immunologist and Pioneering African American Inventor
Evelyn Carmon Nicol was a pioneering immunologist. Learn about her in an illustrated Lifeology card deck illustrated by children's book author Anna Doherty.
How to Talk to Kids About Science and Risk, an Expert Q&A
How can we inspire kids and engage them more deeply in science? 6 educators, children's book authors and science communicators answer questions about scicomm for kids!