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The Portuguese P3 online newspaper kindly published a feature piece about my work with a nice image gallery. This is the second time P3 extends me an invitation and I am grateful for the interest and support!
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I was recently featured in the beautiful video Diana Marques: visual science communicator. Produced by Neil Orman at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), it is one of two videos that promote the exhibit Visualize: Art Revealing Science currently open at the AAAS gallery. I was also interviewed by Juwon Song who summed up in a nice article what the exhibit and profession are about. This exhibit celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators and the work of its members; as a proud member of 18 years and exhibit participant with four entries selected by the jury, I was honored to be interviewed to represent the profession of a visual science communicator. The feedback about the video has been wonderful and I hope you like it too!
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Every October, artists all over the world take on the Inktober drawing challenge by doing one ink drawing a day the entire month. I embraced it for the first time this year making the U.S. Botanic Garden my daily destination and sketching plants that remind me of the prompts on the Inktober 2017 list. The USBG staff was extremely welcoming and posted a nice note on their Facebook page. They also invited me to do a public lecture about the project which was very well received by all attendants. See a sample of the 31 drawing set on the Portfolio page.
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The Global Portuguese Scientists (GPS for short!) is a network of Portuguese researchers working all over the world connected through an online platform that promotes communication and the interchange of knowledge. I was part of their series of interviews that highlights researchers on the GPS platform (in Portuguese).
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The website Sciencemotionology specializes in scientific animation and invited me for a nice interview. Thank you, Tiago Duarte, for your great work at Sciencemotionology in promoting the illustrators and animators of scientific subjects.
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Skin & Bones got a review on the Sunday magazine of the Washington Post! Not just on the printed magazine, online too. It is very rewarding to read the positive comments about the app in such noteworthy publication. Upon Skin & Bones release many other online news came out, including at Gizmodo and LiveScience.
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The Smithsonian’s Office of Fellowships and Internships conducted a nice interview to produce a short video about my research as a Ph.D.Fellow at the Smithsonian Institution.
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Part of the production team of Skin & Bones attended the Smithsonian Digitization Fair to give a sneak peek of the upcoming release of the long expected mobile app. The Digitization Program Office who organized the Fair and contributed with resources for the production of the app has published a nice blog post about the project.
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My good friend Susana Pereira interviewed me – here and here – for her column Visualizing Science on the Visual Loop platform dedicated to data viz and infographics.
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Upon my arrival to Washington DC to start my doctoral research at the Smithsonian’s Natural History Museum, the online newspaper Ciência Hoje interviewed me about current and future projects.
