by Heidi Hehnly in Lab Fun, News, Collaborative Work, Art
The 5th Bio-Art Mixer hosted Suzanne Anker (SVA) and John Drake (ESF) this past Friday at the Everson Museum of Art. There was live music, beer, and even a Bio-Art work station for kids! It was a really great event and I can’t wait till our next one next semester. Included are pictures below.
Our 5th #BioArt mixer is next Friday at 5:30 pm at @EversonMuseum featuring Suzanne Anker (SVA) and John Drake from @sunyesf. Tom Sherman will be moderating from @SyracuseU. Stop by and enjoy a beverage and great discussion! #scienceart
by Heidi Hehnly in Art, Lab Fun, Collaborative Work
Caitlin McDonough (Biology), Sam Van Aken (Studio Arts), and Sally Ann Prasch (Chemistry) discussing how either art is incorporated into their Biology, or Biology is incorporated into their Art.
Caitlin McDonough (Biology), Sam Van Aken (Studio Arts), and Sally Ann Prasch (Chemistry) discussing how either art is incorporated into their Biology, or Biology is incorporated into their Art.
An awesome slide from Caitlin McDonough.
We were packed! Can’t wait for the next one.
by Heidi Hehnly in Collaborative Work, Research Presentations, News, Lab Fun
Erica Colicino, Lindsay Rathbun, and myself all presented posters this year on spindle orientation in zebrafish morphogenesis, the role of abscission in lumen formation in vivo, and chromosomes asymmetrically segregating. Also, our collaborators Carlos Castaneda and his student Julia Riley presented their work. We got lots of great feedback and got to enjoy a lot of sun. Highlights included seeing old friends from Iowa, Seattle, and Umass, and a cat cafe. Some photos below:
