New #SciArt profile: Morag Lewis
Learn more about Morag Lewis, the scientist behind the artwork ‘Castle of Dreaming Dragons’, which was chosen as the Judges’ choice runner-up in the Node-BSDB virtual #DevBio_Art exhibition.
https://thenode.biologists.com/sciart-profile-morag-lewis/science-art/
The people have spoken! And so have the judges! Who are also people!
I'm delighted to see such deserving winners from among the many amazing entries to our virtual #DevBio art exhibtion #DevBio_ART
Thanks to everyone who voted for the "people's choice" and to the judging panel from @BSDB and @Co_Biologists
The exhibition remains open until the end of November. Check it out while you still can! Links to the exhibition at the end of this post from @the_node
A while back we asked you, the Node community, to vote for your favourite artwork from @BSDB #DevBio_Art exhibition — the results are now in!
Have a look at the People's and Judges' choices of #microscopy images and #SciArt work:
https://thenode.biologists.com/peoples-choice-and-judges-choice-from-the-bsdb-the-node-virtual-art-exhibition/
The exhibition is still open until the end of November! Have a stroll around:
🔬Scientific images
https://artspaces.kunstmatrix.com/node/12245599
🖼#SciArt and 'Art by scientists'
https://artspaces.kunstmatrix.com/node/12245684
🦞🐬🐢🐤Historic embryo zoo
https://artspaces.kunstmatrix.com/node/12186775
Have you visited the virtual #DevBio_Art exhibition we organised with @BSDB yet?
Have a stroll through the exhibition, including #microscopy images and #SciArt work submitted from the #DevBio community, and visit the 'Historical embryo zoo':
Big thanks to Tanya Whitfield for spearheading the exhibition, working with Anahi Binagui Casas, Tamina Lebek, Sally Lowell and with amazing help from Joyce Yu of @the_node
And thank you to everyone who submitted their beautiful images!
We hope you enjoy wandering around the virtual gallery. You can click on any image within the gallery to zoom in and learn more
5/5 #DevBio_Art
.. plus artistic images, many of them inspired by the beauty of developmental biology
A few examples are shown here. Credits:
Eva Pillai
Margot Smit
Brent Foster
Morag Lewis
4/n #DevBio_Art
#DevBio_Art also features a diverse array of beautiful images submitted from our community. These include scientific images…
A few examples are shown here. Credits:
Oliver Anderson
Courtney Lancaster
Mattias Malaguti
Wouter T'Jonck
3/n #DevBio_Art
At the heart of #DevBio_Art is a remarkable collection of historical embryo images, curated by Tanya Whitfield @TTWhitfieldLab with Paul Martin
These stunning images include embryos from dolphin, turtle, sandworm, penguin, lobster, spider, sponge, and more
2/n #DevBio_Art
A few examples are shown here. Image credits:
E. G. and B. A. Conklin,
F. H. Herrick,
Collings and F. E. Schulz
To celebrate the beauty of #DevBio and the creativity of developmental biologists, we’ve joined forces with @the_node to set up a virtual art exhibition
We launch today to coincide with the start of #EDBC2023
Some highlights below...
1/n #DevBio_Art
V excited (& a bit nervous) for the European #DevBio Congress, starting Monday. So many new and interesting things going on
We are distributing the meeting across 3 countries for the first time 🤯
"Watch parties" are lined up in many cities. So pleased with the uptake on this! 🙏
We will launch a virtual #DevBio_ART exhibition to accompany #EDBC2023. It is FANTASTIC and open to all
We will premiere a segment of the upcoming @BSDB movie, which SO SO GOOD
Plus lots & lots of great science!
The Node
Sally Lowell
BSDB