An Unconventional Take on Scientific Presentations
I began making scientific illustrations when I realized that showing a drawing as part of my scientific presentations sparked interest and tended to stay in people's memories. This picture was…
Mitotic Spindle: To segregate our DNA during cell division, the mitotic spindle pulls the duplicated chromosomes towards opposite poles of the cell.
Mechanical Forces in Cell Division
Before DNA is segregated during cell division, chromosomes are held near the center of the cell by the mitotic spindle, which connects to the chromosomes by a structure called kinetochores.…
Failed Experiment: An unsuccessful experiment can bring up very intense emotions, which every scientist is certainly familiar with.
Failed Experiment
Oh no! An unsuccessful experiment can bring up very intense emotions, which every scientist is certainly familiar with! An unsuccessful experiment can bring up very intense emotions, which every scientist…
Poster for the 14th Vienna BioCenter PhD Symposium: Mind The App – Applications that Bridge Biology and Technology. November 2016, Vienna BioCenter, Vienna, Austria.
Basic Research ‘apps’
As part of the organizing committee, I had the wonderful opportunity to design an illustration for the upcoming VBC PhD Symposium in Vienna titled 'Mind the App'. I started by…
The Five-Second Rule: What happens when you drop food on the floor? According to the myth of the "five-second rule", bacteria will wait patiently so you have time to pick it up. Illustration for the German science magazine 'Spektrum der Wissenschaft'.
The Five-Second Rule
What happens when you drop food on the floor? According to the myth of the "five-second rule", bacteria will wait patiently so you have time to pick it up. This…