Scientific Illustrations & Design
I believe art has the potential to enhance scientific understanding for both a general and research audience! Here are scientific illustrations I have made for use in my own research presentations.
The human brain.
The mouse brain.
A lab mouse
A microglia, the immune cell of the brain.
My model of synaptic pruning during infection, which could ultimately lead to missing connections between circuits and dysregulated brain function.
Flow cytometry, a technique to identify characteristics of cells.
Different versions of microglia, the immune cells of the brain, demonstrating how these cells change shape.
The human brain.
The mouse brain.
A lab mouse
A microglia, the immune cell of the brain.
My model of synaptic pruning during infection, which could ultimately lead to missing connections between circuits and dysregulated brain function.
Flow cytometry, a technique to identify characteristics of cells.
Different versions of microglia, the immune cells of the brain, demonstrating how these cells change shape.
Here are some slides from a seminar I gave in my department, as examples of how I have used the illustrations above.
Poster presentation at the Society for Neuroscience conference, 2025.
Poster presentation at the Keystone Neural-Immune Interactions Conference, 2025.
Seminar presentation of my research, Neuroscience Graduate Program, 2024.
Poster presentation at the Society for Neuroscience conference, 2025.
Poster presentation at the Keystone Neural-Immune Interactions Conference, 2025.
Seminar presentation of my research, Neuroscience Graduate Program, 2024.