Month: April 2014
3 New Amazing Biomedical Animations by VIZBIplus !
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In a follow-up to the post I made a week or so ago on the amazing “Cancer is not one disease video“, there are now an additional 2 stunning videos from the very talented people from VIZBIplus covering the The Hungry Microbiome and Inflammation & Type 2 Diabetes.
The clips are a labour of love and have been a year in the making. To celebrate their birth, the red carpet will literally be rolled out for their creators, three scientist-animators: Dr Kate Patterson from Garvan, Chris Hammang from CSIRO, and Dr Maja Divjak from Melbourne’s Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research.[Link]
Cell Division Lab is now on Flickr !
We now have a Flickr page where we will be uploading and storing all of our images.
You can find us here and feel free to share our pics!
The VizbiPlus Challenge: Call for Entries
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Want to win a very cool Wacom Cintiq 13HD!
Got some amazing Science Artwork you want to show off?
Then why not enter the VizbiPlus Challenge !
‘VizbiPlus: Visualising the Future of Biomedicine’ is a new project funded by the Inspiring Australia government initiative, the Garvan Institute of Medical Research, the Walter & Eliza Hall Institute, and CSIRO. Its goal is to train three scientists to create scientifically accurate 3D animations that explain the latest biomedical research in a way that inspires and engages the general public, and then present this work in public events to maximise the reach of the work.
Amazing Video “Cancer is Not One Disease”
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Here is an amazing video put together by the very talented Kate Patterson here at the Garvan. We were very lucky to be able to provide some technical advice for the video which was a great honour.
Our Cell Cycle Paper is now Live and Open Access
You can now download the final PDF version of our latest work here: https://www.landesbioscience.com/journals/cc/article/28401/
The great news is that its also open access so anyone and everyone can view and download it.
Enjoy !
