📢New #SciArt profile
Kimberley Snowden @KimSnowden12 has a background in plant molecular and developmental biology, and makes science-inspired polymer clay artwork ☘🌳🌿
Have a look at the mesmerising polymer clay art and find out more about Kim: https://t.co/lsCTMpAN5w
Plant & Food Research has been making podcasts aimed at helping early career scientists - you can find them here: https://t.co/lGgZWPeICD . I joined in for the latest installment with @MattTempleton59, Jay Jayaraman and Hilary Ireland to talk about funding (with a NZ focus).
@KritiGu03475018 If you check my profile I show a few process photos for other canes. Or you can check out polymer clay cane tutorials on YouTube (Donna Kato and Fiona Abel-Smith have great ones).
Plants can cry! Stressed plants emit airborne sounds that can be recorded and classified. I am amazed by these findings published in Cell https://t.co/fyswT6pwoY
@FrugalKiwi @paulainauckland To be fair it nearly broke my brain figuring out how to do that one. Took me a few weeks of contemplation before starting it.
Here’s a new cane, based on the Great Wave off Kanagawa by Hokusai. There was possibly more thinking in the making of this one than any of my other canes.