This category shows new scientific illustrations made by Ann-Louise Bergström / Moving Science ApS
I have made a graphic novel about the danish architect Jørn Utzon (most famous for his creation of the Sydney Opera house). It was an assignment for Bagsværd Church in association with its 50-years-jubilee in 2026. In the story, which is 15 pages long, I have tried to tell the story about the origin of […]
If you are working or studying within the bioscience field, you have probably at some time worked with the HeLa-cell line. Then you probably know that the name “HeLa” is an acronym for “Henrietta Lacks” as the cells origin from a woman with this name. But I am guessing that for most, that’s where the […]
In january 2026, I made this (hand-drawn) illustration about a research project about fecal transplantation as a part of the treatment for anorexia nervosa. The project is going to take place at the University of Copenhagen and The Capital Region of Copenhagen (Region Hovedstaden). This illustration is a second version – see the first version […]
I have made a set of illustrations about VR (virtual reality) therapy for the treatment of anxiety and phobias for the Lundbeck Foundations (Neurotorium), see examples below.
These days, I am working hard on finalizing a graphic history about the Matilda-effect. The book is 100 % written and handdrawn by myself and is planned to come out Dec 10th (publisher: FADL’s). The book describes the Matilda-effect (the systematic under-recognition of female scientist) by focusing on four scientists, who were all active contributors […]
One of my latest illustrations for the “Neurotorium” by the Lundbeck Foundation. See also on the Neurotorium-website.
Women have always struggled to be allowed to take a part of science and intellectual work. One of those who fought for this – with succes – was Hildegard von Bingen, a medieval nun. She has been called one of the most influental women from the middle ages, which otherwise was a period where women […]
Chien-Shiung Wu has been called “The first lady of physics”, “The Chinese Marie Curie” and “The queen of nuclear physics”, but incredibly enough, she is to most rather unknown. She has contributed with crucial discoveries in nuclear- and quantum physics and also contributed to the Manhattan-project. But she is, like the physician Lise Meitner, written […]
I have made an illustration series about migraine for the Lundbeck Foundation database “Neurotorium“. Two of those illustrations can be seen here.
I have recently made this illustration about the oxygen content in the body for a research group at the Univesity of Southern Denmark (SDU) – in both a vertical and a horizontal version.