Art the Science 🚀🎨

A Canadian nonprofit #SciArt organization that: facilitates residencies #collaboration, creates digital exhibitions #SciComm & fosters SciArt culture #magazine.

[Art the Science 🚀🎨 @artthescience]

@FlyingTrilobite It’s going to be interesting to see how they progress and the standards they set.

[Art the Science 🚀🎨 @artthescience]

@FlyingTrilobite Have you looked into Adobe’s Firefly and their set up?

[ScienceArtHub @ScienceArtHub]

Oily Olives: From Ancient Roots to Modern Delights.
#sciart #scicomm #scienceart #olive #olives #oliveoil #education #ScienceArtHub
Olives, the fruit of the olive tree (Olea europaea), have been cultivated and consumed for thousands of years and have played an important role in various cultures.

There are hundreds of olive cultivars worldwide, each with its unique taste, size, and color variations. Different olive varieties are generally used for eating and oil production (90% of the global olive production is converted into oil). Some ancient olive trees are thousands of years old, making them among the oldest living organisms on Earth.

As essential components of the Mediterranean diet, olives and olive oil are rich in monounsaturated fats and antioxidants (such as vitamin E and polyphenols), which may help reduce the risk of heart disease and inflammation.

A bitter compound called oleuropein is present in olives and serves as a natural defense mechanism against pests. During the curing process, oleuropein is transformed into milder compounds, making the olives more palatable for consumption. One traditional method of curing is fermentation, which involves soaking the olives in brine (salt water) for an extended period. Fermentation not only reduces bitterness but also adds unique flavors to the olives.

Whether enjoyed as a snack, used in cooking, or pressed into olive oil, these fruits have left an indelible mark on human culture and nutrition. Oily olives: a healthful legacy. A fusion between green olives and extra virgin olive oil is shown herein. Image by ©Alex Kirillov. @ScienceArtHub

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[Art the Science 🚀🎨 @artthescience]

🧹 PSA: Our website is down for housekeeping!

🙏 We appreciate your patience 😁

[Chrissy Sparks @ChristinaFavre]

After hours of painting (and still some touch ups to do), I’ve mapped in the remaining details. #sciart #astroart
@NASAWebb @NASA #jwst

[Yana Zorina - a.k.a. NeuroBead @YZorina]

When I was little, I watched a movie where someone said that a woman needs to be enigmatic. The same can go for #sciart.

Any guesses on what this might be?

https://t.co/uycSmGI0Pq

[Julia Krolik 🔬📊🎨 @yuliakrolik]

🎉 Excited to share that our paper exploring #SciArt creator journeys and objectives is officially published in @JsciCOM!

💪 HUGE shout out to my amazing co-authors
@FleerackersA & @FromTheLabBench and @artthescience contributors!

🔗https://t.co/Bxn8nM4wSw #scicomm #kmb

[Guild of Natural Science Illustrators @GNSIorg]

Starting October 1, #SciArtober is back! This year we're collaborating with @illustraciencia for #IllustraInk

Respond to the daily prompts in a medium of your choice, or adjust to your own schedule! Tag us and use #SciArt #SciArtober #IllustraInk to share. See you Saturday! ✏️

[Art the Science 🚀🎨 @artthescience]

"I believe #SciArt provides the opportunity to merge different types of knowledge and, more importantly, to share it."

Science illustrator @leonoramtzn sits down with @VnVrinda to talk about her work in our latest magazine feature.

https://t.co/I3tTupf20h #SciComm

[Julia Krolik 🔬📊🎨 @yuliakrolik]

Come hang out! #sciart #scicomm

[Art the Science 🚀🎨 @artthescience]

#SciArt is "the place where the beauty of the scientific world can be expressed and seen from a different perspective."

@VnVrinda chats with scientific illustrator Sofía Polcowñuk in our latest magazine feature.

https://t.co/YGrCQHx6nq

#SciComm #ScientificIllustration

[Art the Science 🚀🎨 @artthescience]

“I see each finished work as raw material for the next generation of work,” visual artist & plant scientist Daphne Boyer tells @furiebeckite. “In that way, I’m embedding, like DNA, the generationality of the stories I’m telling into the works.”

https://t.co/tgD7dZ6ty8 #SciArt

[AFOSR @AFOSR]

"SciArt is an umbrella term that keeps getting wider as science reaches more and more spheres of society. To me, it brings together any form of art that is used to explain the physical world around us." — @joana_gcc #SciArt #ArtofScience @artthescience https://t.co/sryhtsbVXn

[PCSTNetwork @PCSTNetwork]

This week the world is celebrating the #OceanDay. The Giant Plastic Tap art installation by Canadian activist and artist @thevonwong is a knockout! The message is clear: #TurnOffThePlasticTap

Share #scicomm initiatives & art about the Ocean
https://t.co/t6WWG9g6TY

#OceanDecade

[Art the Science 🚀🎨 @artthescience]

"Data is how we observe the things we love." Do the impossible & take a good long look at the sun through the film installation, One Hundred Thousand Suns☀️

@struuvert chats with @ODIHQ's artist in residence & amateur astronomer Rohini Devasher. #SciArt

https://t.co/mJ1DHuHTD1

[Art the Science 🚀🎨 @artthescience]

"#SciArt...keeps getting wider as science reaches more and more spheres of society. To me, it brings together any form of art that is used to explain the physical world around us."

@VnVrinda chats with science illustrator @joana_gcc. #SciArt #SciComm

https://t.co/u7tVFh9f1H

[Art the Science 🚀🎨 @artthescience]

#Technology has helped Casey Koyczan "learn about my culture, and that’s where I feel culture & tech have come together in order to help me grow.”

Learn how this Tlicho Dene artist blends culture & tech to render a new kind of reality.

https://t.co/UOkzfGHhLi

#SciComm #SciArt

[Art the Science 🚀🎨 @artthescience]

"So long as a piece, whether illustration, sculpture, fashion, music, etc., draws inspiration from science, I believe it can be classed as SciArt."

Vrinda Nair chats with scientific illustrator Thom Leach in our latest magazine feature.

#SciArt #SciComm

https://t.co/kA8vjv2hIB