@IAmSciComm - On a Break!さんのイラストまとめ

B/c of @squidfan's own interests, we'll talk most about 2-D art like drawing, cartoons, and infographics, but there's a VAST AMAZING field of other #SciArt too.

Credit: @Squidfan

Alright everyone, @AGU_SciComm is back and we're going to talk #SciArt. Actually, @Squidfan is gonna do most the heavy lifting! #scicomm

…which begs the question: Is it OK to self-promote:

YES!

That's it. That's the tweet.

Today @ecologyofshane will take the reins to talk online presence (i.e. #SocialMedia & everything else that comes up when folks google you).

@JoAnnaScience for the portrait! #Sciart

[admin] Also happening this week is 🔥 #BlackinCancerWeek 🔥, which started yesterday and will continue to October 17, 2020!! If you head to #BlackinCancerRollCall, you can catch up to yday's amazing runway of fantastic Black scientists working in cancer science.

Climate and health impacts and solutions strongly intersect with equity issues as demonstrated by https://t.co/yeclp1nVJw @CommunityHCS and @RevYearwood.

Here, David illustrates the mechanism by which vaccines (red) instigate adaptive immunity through "hand-shakes" with immune cell receptors (green). Take that anti-vaxxers!

How better to comprehend mechanism in science that a phenomenal visualization?!?

Scientists discovered 'mirror neurons' - cells in premotor & parietal cortex that fire both when the monkey performs an action & when it sees the same action performed by someone else. This 'common coding' mechanism could convert 'seen actions' into actions we can perform.

How does your brain know what you're doing? We used fMRI decoding techniques to investigate how the actions we perform alter sensory representations in the brain. https://t.co/MIXUC2d4hx

In our last thread we saw that behaviourism didn't work - and scientists needed to start talking about mental processes to explain all the things humans and other animals can do. This led to the birth of a new discipline 'cognitive science'
https://t.co/sSHqwJv1PL