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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.
Neurovascular Publications by Lydia Gregg
It’s been a busy few weeks for faculty member, Lydia Gregg, MA, CMI, FAMI, who specializes in neurovascular spinal anatomy along with her collaborator, Dr. Philippe Gailloud. They work together to teach our Neuroanatomy for the Medical Illustrator course. The two of them have recently had 3 publications released!
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” …
Lydia Gregg’s artwork featured on recent cover of Science Advances
The illustration work of faculty member, Lydia Gregg, is featured on the Oct. 30th, 2020 cover of Science Advances.
Jeff Day speaks about teaching science through media to University of Utah
On October 19, 2020, Jeff Day will speak (online) about teaching science through media to the Refugees Exploring the Foundations of Undergraduate Education in Science (REFUGES) program at the University of Utah…
Jeff Day DELTA Grant in the News
An AAM team was awarded a 2020 DELTA Grant for Broadening the Message: Making Videos More Usable at Johns Hopkins University and Beyond…
AMI Salon 2020!
Many Hopkins students and alumni were recognized for their outstanding work in the 2020 AMI Salon....
Juan Garcia represents Hopkins anaplastology and department with educational presentations.
Many professional societies are increasingly turning to an online meeting format to address COVID related restrictions on in-person professional meeting activities. Recently Juan R. Garcia, MA, Certified Clinical Anaplastologist and Associate Professor Faculty at the Department of Art as Applied to Medicine & Otolaryngology has been asked to provide several such lectures.
Lydia Gregg to present at The University of Maryland, Baltimore
Faculty member, Lydia Gregg will be presenting an overview of her work and the field of medical illustration on Oct. 6, 12pm ET. Hosted by the University of Maryland, Baltimore Health Sciences & Human Services Library. Click to read more and register…
S.C.R.U.B.S.: Helping Essential Workers Stay Safe
For our response to the coronavirus pandemic, Associations Now has named the Association of Medical Illustrators as one of the top 100 associations that will save the world! We’re honored, and our members, including alumni, faculty and students, will continue to do everything they can to facilitate coronavirus education.
Special Admissions Statement – COVID-19
During the past few years, the need for effective visual communication of science and medicine has remained as strong as ever…
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…
Emily Slapin Lufkin receives Vice Admiral Robert L. Walters Scholarship
Emily Slapin Lufkin is a 2020 recipient of the Vice Admiral Robert L. Walters Scholarship from the Surface Navy Association…
COVID-19 Visualizations
With the advent of the SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) Pandemic, the Department of Art as Applied to...
AMI named one of 100 that will save the world!
For our response to the coronavirus pandemic, Associations Now has named the Association of Medical Illustrators as one of the top 100 associations that will save the world! We’re honored, and our members, including alumni, faculty and students, will continue to do everything they can to facilitate coronavirus education.
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