The Shrimp Treadmill Controversy: Why Communicating Science Matters

About 10 years ago, I ran across a hilarious article that illustrates the importance of communicating science to the general public.  It was written in response to a storm of criticism of how scientific organizations were spending the taxpayers' money.  A particularly hot controversy was triggered by a video that has gone viral - showing... Continue Reading →

Drumroll please – introducing “Muted Potential” (Part I)!

Finally. Introducing my first completed project of 2021 - “Muted Potential”! While initially I was surprised that it took less than 2 months to complete the beadwork, I then took my sweet time assembling it and taking pictures. Guilty. As you may have read in some of my earlier posts, the cellular pattern is based... Continue Reading →

It’s so odd to be done with a project in under 2 months 😂

I am not used to this. Most of my SciArt projects take several months to complete. But this one is almost done. I just need to fully assemble it and take better pictures.⁠⁠ Introducing "Muted Potential"!⁠⁠ The cellular pattern is based on an image of a stem cell culture that can serve as an endless... Continue Reading →

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