SciArt Magazine Volume 35
Cover image: Detail of "METABOLON" by Nate Adams & Seiko Kinoshita
Letter from the Editor
Dear readers, It is with pleasure that I present our first edition of 2019! This issue we dig into the art of microbiology, 3D print food with brain waves, explore photosynthesis through origami, discover best practices in science-art collaboration, discuss the public perception of artificial intelligence, and more. It is especially exciting, for me, to see the number of scientists that contribute to each edition of our publication on the rise. At heart, we will always be an arts magazine, but the line between scientist and artist blurs evermore. I'd like to call attention to a fantastic job opening at Leonardo/The International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology - in a new partnership with Arizona State University, they are now hiring an Executive Director. Click the graphic below to learn more! As always, I hope you enjoy this issue. If you have science-art, collaborative work, or STEAM education you'd like to publish about, shoot us an email at info@sciartmagazine.com, subject line SUBMISSION. Sincerely, Julia Buntaine Hoel | Founder, Editor-in-Chief |
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COLLABORATION
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STRAIGHT TALK
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ON SCREEN from Labocine
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RESIDENCY
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PERCEPTION
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STRAIGHT TALK
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STRAIGHT TALK
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QUICK VIEW
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IN THE LAB
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SciArt Magazine, founded in 2013, is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts (United States).
Email us at info@sciartmagazine.com for pitches, submissions, or content suggestions. Editor in Chief: Julia Buntaine Hoel Copy Editor: Kathryn Nock Contributing writers: Danielle McCloskey, Joe Ferguson, Michal Gavish, Sarah Allen Eagen, Marnie Benney |
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