This category shows new scientific illustrations made by Ann-Louise Bergström / Moving Science ApS
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 […]
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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.
I have made new illustrations for the Lundbeck Foundation (Neurotorium), some of them can be seen below. The top one is made as a drawing – the two other ones are vector graphics.
I have made all the illustrations (except the frontpage) for the book “Fremtidens Sundhedsteknologier” (the health technologies of the future) by Palle Høy Jakobsen. The book was published in december 2023. Read more here.
A few of the latest illustrations, I have made for the Lundbeck Foundation (“Neurotorium”) about neuroscience. They can be seen on the Lundbeck Foundation Neurotorium webpage.
I always carry my sketching book and pencils when I travel, just in case I have time and opportunity to sit down and draw somewhere. Because I love it – and also to practise my drawing skills. I have just visited beautiful Lugano in the italian-speaking canton Ticino of Switzerland. There, I drawed this piazza […]
Why is Lise Meitner ‘forgotten’ in the Oppenheimer film? The Matilda-effect in 2023 Article and illustration by Ann-Louise Bergström (alb@movingscience.dk) The makers behind this summer’s blockbuster film, “Oppenheimer“, have forgotten – or omitted on purpose – the person, who calculated and formulated the theory behind the atomic fission process (which is the scientific basis for […]
I have made this illustration (about the use of functional MRI for diagnosis of skizophrenia) for the Lundbeck Foundation to be used on the online service called “Neurotorium”. It can be found on the Lundbeck foundation website.