My latest illustrations
Posted onHere is a variety of the latest illustration work I have made for a customer on a danish university.
Category: New illustrations
This category shows new scientific illustrations made by Ann-Louise Bergström / Moving Science ApS
Infographic: 9 tips for better teenage sleep
Posted onSleep is an extremely important – and quite underestimated – part of a good and healthy life. This is indeed the case for teenagers and adolescents, whos brains are under dramatic reconstruction. Bad sleep in teenagers and young adults is associated with a lot of mental, physical and social problems. Unfortunately, the proportion of young […]
Illustrations about evolution and development
Posted onThe last months, I have been working on a series of illustrations (for a customer) about human evolution and development. See a variety of them below.
Illustration series for customer at the Copenhagen Business School
Posted onDuring august, september and october 2022, I have been working on a series of illustrations about different biological and biotechnological subjects for a customer at the Copenhagen business school. Here is a variety of them shown.
Gut microbiotics and bee queens
Posted onDuring august 2022, I have been working on two customer projects. One illustration about the role of the gut microbiota in anorexia nervosa (for the University of Copenhagen) and one animation about bee queen insemination (for a german customer).
The discovery of monkey pox – by Preben von Magnus
Posted onThe virus infection monkey pox (abe-kopper in Danish), which has appeared in several, European countries during the last weeks, was first identified, described and named in 1958 by the Danish medical doctor Preben von Magnus (1912-1973). Preben von Magnus worked as a researcher at ’Statens seruminstitut’ in Copenhagen. At that time, cynomolgus monkeys (a type […]
Infographic about the adolescent brain development
Posted onThe brain is changing a lot during adolescence to shape itself for future needs. A lot is happening on the molecular, cellular, structural and functional level. Teenagers can seem to have lost their head sometimes, but what is going on is actually logic and needed. They are working hard to morph their brain into an […]
Infographic about Space Physiology
Posted onI love to make illustrative infographics that summarizes scientific subjects. Here is one about Space Physiology – thus, what happens during long time in space. It is inspired by the fact that ESA (The European Space Agency) a few weeks ago announced that the Danish astronaut Andreas Mogensen is again going on a mission to […]
A pioneer in vaccine research
Posted onNext woman in the illustrated series about scandinavian women in science from the 20th Century – The medical doctor Herdis von Magnus (1912-1992), who made significant contributions in the figth against polio and the development of an efficient vaccine in Denmark. Read the full text here
Marie Hammer – a brilliant, Danish Zoologist!
Posted onAnother* forgotten and overlooked, brilliant female scientist from the 20th Century: Marie Hammer (1907-2002) was a Danish zoologist, who – by her extensive collections and studies of microscopic tics named Oribatides and Collemboles – finally confirmed the theory of continental drift, formulated by Alfred Wegner in the early 20th century . The theory of continental […]