“Opportunities for University faculty and students to interact with our archive, library and art collections, exhibitions, and our staff across many disciplines help support the missions of the Museum ...

This weekend, following a full week of press conferences that drew journalists from all over the region, the country and the world, PST ART: Art & Science Collide launched. Pacific Standard Time (PST) ...

Neuroscientist-turned science illustrator Radhika Patnala transforms cell biology into vivid landscapes, highlighting ...

Anthony Patelunas’ confocal z-projection micrograph from inside the mantle of a two-week old apo-symbiotic Euprymna tasmanica squid. Patelunas graduated from UConn in 2019. Photo courtesy of Anthony ...

How does technical art history relate to the burgeoning field of heritage science? Has technical art history become part of heritage science? Can both disciplines be considered counterparts within the ...

For Dr. Frederic Bertley, there’s a subtle connectedness among the seemingly disparate in the world. That connectedness underpins both his own understanding of the sciences, and his strategy as a ...

Mumbai: Suspended across a dazzling canvas of cosmic colours, an astronaut drifts alone in space, tethered to a fragile lifeline. On another canvas, a pink lotus is surrounded by chemical formulae and ...

At the intersection of cutting-edge research and visual storytelling lies the Art in Science Image Competition, hosted by the Microscopy Core Lab at UMass Lowell’s Core Research Facilities (CRF) and ...

The Core Research Facilities (CRF) Art in Science Image Competition 2025 is here! This inaugural event celebrates the fusion of art and science, showcasing the most striking electron microscopy images ...

As featured on Wiley's new gallery is a response to today's chaos Neil Heinen recently attended two events — one being the dedication of the John D. Wiley Gallery for Art in Science — that showed ...