I am Tia Daniels, a senior biology major at Tuskegee University. This is my first year in the Vi4 AIR Program. This year, I’ve partnered...

Hi, my name is Ayoola Oladimeji. I’m a sophomore at William and Mary. I’m majoring in psychology and minoring in biochemistry. Originally...

Hey, this is Kadeer Wellington, and you’re watching the Disney channel! I’m Kadeer Wellington, an international student of Fisk...

Hi! I’m Aimee Li, a rising junior studying design and biomedical engineering at Carnegie Mellon University. Specifically, I’m interested...

My name is Halle Boroski and I am a junior at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, VA. I am a neuroscience major with a minor...

From the perspective of a user experience designer, effective communication is key. Regarding visual science communication, visuals are...

Diana Espinoza is an artist and member of the UT Austin hub and has experienced remarkable personal and professional growth since...

Last week marked the beginning of an exciting collaboration as artists were paired with participating scientific labs and embarked on...

Hello, this is Darrison and I just wanted to say that I really enjoyed both the Art and Design Webinar and sketching meeting today! I...

We have finished the second week of the Artist in Residence program! Building a sense of community through virtual programming can be...

The Artist in Residence program has officially kicked off for the Summer of 2023! The program commenced with an introductory meeting on...

The social media, career and literary potential of scientific creative endeavors.

How a passion for scientific artwork can be monetized or created into a business.

A Q&A with researcher, storyteller, and artist Dr. Jake McKinlay, about how he implements art and storytelling in the classroom.

“Humans are wired to learn through storytelling,” McKinlay said, but “at some point that's frowned upon, but I don’t think it needs to be”.

A Q&A with researcher and artist Jacob L. Steenwyk, about his art, process, aspirations, and being both a scientist and an artist.

To place science and art in separate binaries, unable to mix, is to limit the full potential both disciplines possess.

The unexpected ties between healthcare, biomedicine research, and art. “Science provides an understanding of a universal experience. Arts...