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Da Vinci’s Incredible Anatomical Drawings
The new Leonardo da Vinci app looks like it’s going to be enthralling, especially for Dan Brown and/or people with an actual iPad. The app, which accompanies the “Leonardo da Vinci: Anatomist”...
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On Science and Art
People have long debated the relationship between science and art. Some believe the two subjects go hand in hand. Others see them as two very different fields of thought and practice – the former...
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In The Name Of Science: The Lutz Experiment
As an undergrad at Northwestern I was willing to do just about anything for some extra cash. OK, not anything. But, I did offer myself up as a lab rat for the occasional psychology experiment. A...
View ArticleWhen Chemists Help Artists See The Light: Part 2
Part 2 of Owen Priest’s interview with Northwestern University Professor Rick Van Duyne about his work using Raman spectroscopy to analyze works of art. From Homer to Michelangelo, Priest discusses the...
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Storytown Improv Comes To Science Club
I love it when science and art come together. Seeing the two worlds merge in spectacular fashion makes me giddy with excitement. That’s why I was thrilled when Storytown Improv came to perform for...
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DNA in the Public Domain
If you’re a smoker or a gum-chewer, or if you have fingernails, you may end up walking into a New York art gallery to find something familiar on the wall. Your face. Artist Heather Dewey-Hagborg uses...
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Art and Science: Three Blogs You Should Follow
I have written about the relationship between art and science before. With the 2013 Scientific Images Contest opening on the horizon, the subject has been on my mind lately. I come across the...
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