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Poster I made for workshop I’m running this coming June, at Columbia University: https://presidentialscholars.columbia.edu/events/science-storytelling-visual-narratives-workshop Applications are closed now (thank to everyone who applied!) but it’s still worth sharing the illustration. 

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New month, new science poster. On April 14 we March for Science! 

https://matteofarinella.wordpress.com/2018/04/02/march-4-science-2018/

See marchforscience.com for more details.

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The cat : an introduction to the study of backboned animals, especially mammals. 1881. Book cover. 

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Tetrabelodon angustidens. Extinct animals. 1905. Cover art.

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I made a comic adaptation of the allegorical science story by B.K. Forscher Chaos In The Brickyard  - check it out on Massive!

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Happy new years folks, I hope your neurons are having a good time! https://matteofarinella.wordpress.com/2017/12/31/have-a-brainy-new-year/

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Nerves and lymphatic system. Manual for magnetizing. 1845.

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The complete herbalist. 1897. Book cover. 

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From The Senses by neuroscientist and illustrator Dr. Matteo Farinella

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5 facts about Marie Curie, chemist, physicist, and Nobel legend - illustration for Massive Science: https://massivesci.com/articles/marie-curie-science-hero-chemistry-nobel/

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The prolific life of Wang Zhenyi, autodidact, astronomer, and poet - illustration for Massive Science: https://massivesci.com/articles/wang-zhenyi-poetry-venus-math/

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As you all know public engagement with science is what I most care about but I also think that sometimes we need scientists to engage a bit more with society (especially since last November). Providing the evidence is not enough, scientists should speak up and demand evidence-based policies. This is why this Summer I started collaborating with Science for the People NYC.

Please, come to our first public event, on October 27th event to learn more and support the relaunch of the historic magazine: https://www.facebook.com/events/156177324969314/

T-shirts and stickers will be available ✊🏽🔬

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New post: https://matteofarinella.wordpress.com/2017/10/15/winter-is-coming/

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Marie Maynard Daly From my new series of illustrations for Massive, celebrating women in STEM: https://massivesci.com/articles/meet-the-first-black-woman-to-earn-a-phd-in-chemistry/

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Jane Cooke Wright From my new series of illustrations for Massive, celebrating women in STEM: https://massivesci.com/articles/meet-the-woman-who-changed-how-we-treat-cancer/

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Janaki Ammal From my new series of illustrations for Massive, celebrating women in STEM:

https://massivesci.com/articles/meet-the-botanist-who-made-sugarcane-sweeter-and-snuck-a-squirrel-into-england/

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New blog post on studying comics inside the ivory tower: http://www.cartoonscience.org/…/15/all-along-the-ivory-tower Because no matter how serious is the subject, comics should not forget their underground satirical history (especially these days).