New image for Forbes!🤩🆕🧑‍⚕️ Have you ever asked ChatGPT a medical advice? I think the majority would say yes. OpenAI issued a new mode: #ChatGPTHealth. The company introduced this service earlier this week, responding, as it claims, to over 230 million people chatting with GPT about health each week.

New image for Forbes!🤩🆕🧑‍⚕️ Have you ever asked ChatGPT a medical advice? I think the majority would say yes. OpenAI issued a new mode: #ChatGPTHealth. The company introduced this service earlier this week, responding, as it claims, to over 230 million people chatting with GPT about health each week.

#NotCoverThursday: Our Scientific Figures🩻 Our design studio is well known for making beautiful scientific #covers, but we also love creating compelling visuals and #figures for papers, reviews, grant proposals, presentations, and more!🧪🧬

✨ My new cover for Advanced Optical Materials! The study presents a tiny #microgripper at the tip of an #optical_fiber, with soft “fingers” that move when light shines on them. The gripper can gently pick up and move microscopic objects, for example microorganisms🦠

💜 Quantum Processor Made Using Phosphorus Atoms in Silicon ⚛️ 💻 Silicon Quantum Computing has shown exceptional quality and performance across a multi-qubit, multi-register architecture, with atomic qubits placed in pure silicon – a solid-state architecture that is fit to match the challenge ahead!

✨Our image is on the cover of Matter! 🤖We depicted a futuristic #soft_robotic gripper delicately lifting a glowing sphere, like a high-tech claw machine. The inset shows the material’s finely engineered internal structure: the textured network that gives the robot its strength and responsiveness.

🦷✨ Sunday morning with my new cover: Sherif Elsharkawy and Sara Gamea present a water-based keratin film that self-assembles into a fibrous, hierarchical network and can restore both the appearance and the mechanical properties of early enamel lesions.

🦃🫂 Today is Thanksgiving Day, and I want to thank our customers - brilliant scientists and incredibly kind and creative people - for believing in my studio and in me! ♥️ Here are a few photos of our wonderful customers and the metal prints of their cover artworks we sent them to say "thank you"🫶

🦷✨This study introduced #CalBots, magnetically guided #nanorobots that can travel deep into dentinal tubules and create #bioceramic plugs that help block sensitivity❣️ Their potential doesn’t stop with teeth! This strategy could eventually support other types of hard-tissue repair as well.

🚨My new cover for #ACSNano! I designed the artwork to capture the moment when multiple colorful light beams strike a single-layer material. The glowing waves rising from the surface represent the newly generated twisted light 💡 🔗 doi.org/10.1021/acsn...

💃🕺 Our cover shows how cancer cells communicate with their surroundings: non-malignant cells and the ECM. Just like dancers responding to different rhythms, cells in the tumor microenvironment react to a mix of signals: some signals encourage inflammation and others promote suppression.

🧬DNA Origami for Cancer Cell Imaging + My Halloween-ish Artistic Touch 🎃 These structures, called #DNAorigami nanocomplexes can enter #cancer cells more easily than normal cells. Scientists used this trick to send these origami-molecules into the cancer cells to differentiate them more precisely.

🌟Our new cover for #CellReportsMedicine features a study by Eloy Santos Pujol et al. diving deep into the biology of one of the world’s oldest living #supercentenarians! 🔗 DOI: 10.1016/j.xcrm.2025.102368

⚗️ Here we depicted a 17th-century #plague_doctor known for his beaked mask filled with aromatic herb. We put a modern syringe with mRNA vaccine in doctor's hands. Beside him stands a patient now protected against the deadly #infection. That is so fascinating how treatments and vaccines have evolved!

#SundayCover: Chemical system control itself with a simple handshake! 🤝 The @pappasgroup.bsky.social at @uni-freiburg.de developed a new feedback mechanism for controlling non-equilibrium systems based on chirality.

✨ It’s #CoverThursday and we’re sharing with you our new front cover for Chemical Society Reviews! ⭐ 🎨 On the cover, we visualized the concept of bioinspired photoactivatable nanomedicines, therapeutic nanoconstructs that harness light to diagnose, monitor, and treat disease with precision.

🧠✨My new cover for @CellStemCell! My artwork for the paper illustrates an #organ_chip model of the human #spinal_cord designed to study #amyotrophic_lateral_sclerosis (ALS), neurodegenerative disorder with no cure that causes the loss of motor neurons controlling voluntary movement.

🔬✨ My new cover for ACS Nano! This coverart visualizes the fascinating and sometimes dangerous behavior of #peptides. Certain peptides can self-assemble into nanostructures. These structures can disrupt cells and contribute to diseases:” #Alzheimer’s disease and #gluten-related disorders.

✨ #CoverThursday: Throwback to one of our cover artworks from 5 years ago! The cover depicts playful forest sprites interacting with molecular structures, symbolizing the discovery of Biliazine, a ring-open phthalocyanine analog uniquely stabilized by a meso hydrogen bond.

⚡🚗 Power Meets Structure: The Future of Batteries We illustrated a structural battery where the car body itself doubles as an energy storage system. Using a bi-phasic structural electrolyte this design boosts both safety and efficiency, offering a path toward lighter electric vehicles.

#CoverThursday ✨ Here we illustrated laser-induced #graphene microfluidic integrated sensors. It is simple, one-step platform that combines microfluidic channels with electrochemical sensors. The system shows high sensitivity, for faster and more accessible diagnostics! 🧪⚡

#NewCover: ⚡Bridging Biology and Electrodes with MOFs 🦠 Here I illustrated a new #biointerfacial strategy: Hemali Rathnayake from @UNCG showed how charge can be directed from a non-exoelectrogenic living #microbe toward an electrode surface with the help of a porous metal–organic framework (MOF).

Big news 🥳 🎉 I am now offering a free 45-minute seminar on how to design clear, engaging visuals for manuscripts and presentations - covering layout basics, color choices, and common pitfalls to avoid. #sciart #science #phd #seminar

✨ My new cover for #BioactiveMaterials! Shady Farah and his amazing team from Technion introduced the first-ever modified imidazolidinyl urea (IU)-based bioactive hydrogels💧for wound healing. doi.org/10.1016/j.bi...

✨ These two illustrations feature a new test for #prostate_cancer, one of the leading causes of death in men. The test is based on three RNA #biomarkers present in urine 🧬. 🤔Which art do you like better? The 3D captures the idea metaphorically, while the 2D illustration is more straightforward.

🤩My new cover! It is about influenza virus 🦠👀 It is demonstrated that influenza A virus penetration through mucus is significantly limited by the gel's internal microstructure and, to a lesser extent, by adhesive binding to mucin glycans.

🧬 Here we illustrated what happens when the Integrator (INT) complex, a key regulator of gene activity, doesn’t work properly. 🩷 Normally, it helps keep #gene_transcription in check, but without it, immature RNAs escape and pile up inside cells causing cellular stress.

#CoverThursday: ⚔️ Mapping the Lymphoma Landscape 🗺️ We created this "Lord of Rings"-style map to visualize key findings from a large-scale multiome study of large B cell lymphomas. We depicted here the three distinct #LymphoMAPs that define the cellular and functional landscape of lymphomas.

🩷My new cover for #Nanoscale This paper looks at nanoparticles that are used to carry medicine in the body and explains how they can be designed for different medical uses. 💟 Here I depicted a glass column filled with pink #plasma - that is a #plasma_reactor used for nanoparticle fabrication.

💧💊👁️ We created an immersive 3D video for NanoNeuroscience, a pioneering biotech company developing #nanomedicine for #glaucoma and #neurodegenerative eye diseases. Through in-depth discussions with the team, we transformed their bold scientific vision into a clear, compelling visual story.

New Method for Greener Chemical Reactions 💚🧪🌿 Scientists developed new #ecofriendly way to change the structure of certain complex nitrogen-containing molecules. They used a compound that forms during the reaction itself to speed up the process even without the need for metals or extra chemicals.

⚡️My new photo with my beautiful cover ❤️ This article the #roadmap of electrochemical paper-based analytical devices. Paper has unique role in making sensors more eco-friendly. From foldable 3D designs to reagent-free measurements, paper is redefining what’s possible in #electrochemistry.

#CoverThursday: magical piezoelectricity ⚡🔬 Some molecular #crystals generate electricity when squeezed - piezoelectricity. Researchers used #computer_modeling to predict how these crystals behave, helping find sustainable materials for sensors and energy tech🍃 doi.org/10.1002/anie...

✨My new #cover for American Chemical Society Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering 🌿🧪 The cover illustrates a new study aimed to enhance the properties of #bioplastic films made from combined soy and corn proteins by incorporating microfibrillated #cellulose and #olive_stone powder.

💚My New Cover for @thewoolab.bsky.social 💙 This art illustrates #cereblon, a key protein in the cell’s waste disposal system, which recognises chemical tags on proteins. These tags are “black spots” and could be harnessed to design new treatments that guide cereblon to target harmful proteins!

♻️ New #CoverThursday: Turning Plastic Waste into Fuel 🔥 On the cover: discarded #plastic_bottles give rise to #fuel molecules through a drop of molten #catalyst. Scientists developed a mild, solvent-free method to convert polyethylene into fuels without using noble metals or added hydrogen.

🤩My new #naturecover for @maxreichertmd.bsky.social and @arispapargyriou.bsky.social who developed a new 3D culture system called “branched” organoids. They’re called #branched because they grow outward in tree-like shapes with multiple “branches” mimicking the tumour growth in adenocarcinoma.

🧪✨ #CoverThursday: Smarter #Interfaces for Longer-Lasting #Batteries 🔋 Our cover for #AdvancedEnergyMaterials highlights new research by Haoze Ren and Elsa Reichmanis on how a special material called #P3KBT can help make batteries last longer. doi.org/10.1002/aenm...

Today is #CoverThursday! Here we represent the research focused on #sustainable food packaging. We drew inspiration from Asian ink painting and portrayed shrimps near blooming branches🌸 Sakura’s red♥️ and blue💙 tones mirror the pH-responsive color change of the developed biofilm marking freshness.

🤩New cover for #NanoLetters! Brain-insired Engineering 🧠 We depicted liquid artificial #synapses which were engineered with copper-based #electrolytes. The liquid-medium, enabled to better emulate the ionic movements associated with learning in the brain, making this approach close to #biovoltages.

I'm launching a new #CoverThursday tradition to share more our artworks! We depicted here the Animas Mountains on Mars. A space explorer and a robot rover stand in the morning light with the only energy source, which keeps them going - a special anode-free battery. 🔗 doi.org/10.1002/adma...

✨ My new cover: Neuroimmunology in a Nutshell 🧠🌰 The image depicts a brain within an opening walnut shell. It is "cracking of the barriers" that once limited our understanding, revealing the intricate #lymphatic_pathways and shedding light on the #dynamic_interface between #neurons and #immunity.

🧫 Automation Meets Synthetic Biology🤖 We illustrated a #robotic platform for large-scale production of protein-expressing #synthetic_cells. By integrating robotics and #AI, authors streamline the entire workflow of making synthetic cells, reducing manual labor, increasing reproducibility!

🌿♻️ Our new #cover illustrates the transformation of waste #biomass into high-performance materials - a captivating visual companion to a new #review article on biomass-derived phase change materials (PCMs). These materials represent a timely and impactful step toward #carbon_neutrality.

⚡️⚡️My new cover for #NanoLetters: GaN nanorods!⚡️⚡️ The cover and the article are devoted to an inverted #photovoltage mechanism in GaN. This was achieved through a reverse charge transfer, driven by an electrostatic field induced by surface strain. #sciart #science #scientific_illustration #nano

✨💥 Our new art for a #Nature_paper by Melike Biliroglu, Mustafa Türethat, Kenan Gundogdu and colleagues. They revealed a new mechanism that allows #superfluorescence to emerge under much more practical conditions. This marks a start of #quantum_devices that can work in everyday environments😉

My new cover for American Chemical Society💥🧪 On this #cover, I depicted a macrophage surrounded by peptides that influence its polarization. The overall composition reminds me of planets drifting through space. For me, it is a metaphor for the immune system’s complexity and mystery. #sciart

This cover art highlights the #octopus-inspired 🦑 design used to make materials like PMMA stay in place better. ⭐️ Inspired by octopus suction cups, authors designed multi-scale surface textures and added a keratin coating to enhance retention on non-compliant surfaces.

✨Our cover for #AdvancedScience⚡🧵 What if your clothes could generate power and monitor your health without bulky electronics? The cover highlights a tribovoltaic #smart_textile seamlessly woven into fabric for #real_time physiological monitoring📈 advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

Every journal cover we create is more than just a visual, it’s an important milestone ⭐ After finishing a #cover project, we offer to our clients a small thank-you: a free #metal_print of the artwork. It’s our way of showing appreciation and helping them celebrate their achievement.