Celebrate Day of Immunology, with Art!
Happy Day of Immunology! Celebrate with some art that will help you learn about and appreciate your immune system!
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Happy Day of Immunology! Celebrate with some art that will help you learn about and appreciate your immune system!
Science artists and designers have the experience and skills to visualize your scientific information in creative ways so that your work can make a bigger impact.
Shauna and Elfy dive into the creation of a visual story of COVID in the body, and beautiful watercolors that show the impacts of the virus without fear.
Let's stop devaluing artists by asking them to work for exposure, and start investing in them so that you can focus on improving the world with your science.
What do I need to know about the 2019 novel coronavirus? Learn about this virus scientists call COVID-19. What is it, where did it come from, what it means for you? Author: Shauna Bennett, PhD. / Artist: Elfy Chiang Launch What does the coronavirus do in my body? Learn what
Dr. Signe Aasberg answers your questions about the science behind Lifeology's "Covid" visual story for kids. Why does the virus like to get "on our backs"? Why do our guard cells not like viruses?
In this blog post, illustrator Elfy Chiang talks about the process of making Lifeology's popular "How to keep Covid away!" visual story.
Who is Covid? What is it doing in town? And how can we keep it away? A visual story for kids, reviewed by kids (and scientists).
The Coronavirus Center Up-to-date information and resources 2019 Novel Coronavirus Course Choose your language below and learn more about this virus and the sickness scientists call COVID-19. What is it, where did it come from, what might it mean for you? English 繁體中文 ESPAÑOL
Lifeology Course Template Lifeology "flashcard" courses are designed to make science and health information more accessible, memorable and relatable to people through plain language, visuals and inclusive storytelling. Courses can appeal to adults or kids (or both!) based on how they are written and illustrated. They are particularly powerful in engaging underserved