Faculty and Alum Interviewed in WIRED Magazine
In a Pandemic, Medical Illustrators Made Science Accessible. With lots of research, arrows, and an inviting color palette, artists helped transform complex research into useful information.
Jennifer Fairman publishes COVID-19 visualization article in JNSI
The latest issue of the Journal of Natural Science Communication is out (Volume 52, No 2, 2020), the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators’ peer-reviewed quarterly journal. Associate Professor Jennifer Fairman, CMI, FAMI published her invited feature article on COVID-19 research and visualization, “Science vs. Virus: Illustrating SARS-CoV-2” …
Announcing the 2020 AMI Webinar Series
The Association of Medical Illustrators is holding a 2020 Webinar series in lieu of an in-person meeting this year. This presents a fantastic opportunity to learn more about the field and the interface between science, medicine, and visual communication…
COVID-19 Visualizations
With the advent of the SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) Pandemic, the Department of Art as Applied to Medicine has never been busier with creating biomedical visuals that communicate it’s many facets to wide audiences. From COVID-19 test kit collection techniques, to the...
COVID-19 Efforts from the Department of Art as Applied to Medicine
With the advent of the SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) Pandemic, the Department of Art as Applied to Medicine has never been busier with creating biomedical visuals that communicate it’s many facets to wide audiences. From COVID-19 test kit collection techniques, to the virus structure, targeting it’s lifecycle, understanding how to cope with COVID for diabetes patients, and “hot-zone” procedures, many great collaborations have taken place across campus in partnership with our department. Below is a growing list of examples of ongoing projects involving COVID-19.
