We offer you to see a collection of fascinating photos and cool pictures for avid “nerds” and science lovers who are also not alien to creative impulses. And in their work they profess a truly scientific approach!
1. “I have been growing monoammonium phosphate crystals for the last 3 years. They are adorable”
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2. “This is what light pollution looks like, the effect of satellites in the night sky. 343 photographs (over 85 minutes) of satellite images combined for clarity”
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3. “Many people don’t know that rubies are fluorescent”
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4. “I made plant cell earrings”
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5. “The expression PER ASPERA AD ASTRA (“through hardships to the stars”), encoded in a peptide tattoo”
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6. “I always wear clear nail polish that fluoresces a lot. When I’m outside and I see blue on my thumb, I know the UV index is high and it’s time to put on sunscreen.”
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7. “Completed my most ambitious project to date. I present to you my life-size peacock-eye butterfly Atlas”
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8. “I turned cellular respiration and photosynthesis into necklaces”
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9. “Chemistry of maple syrup. All the molecules drawn are in maple syrup.”
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10. This is how chemistry lovers paint eggs for Easter
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11. “My son is obsessed with ants and poison dart frogs, so I gave him such a birthday present!”
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12. “Today I turned 17 years old. And they also gave me slippers in the form of kidneys for my birthday. ”
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13. “Last weekend my boyfriend made me an art object on the wall of molecules.”
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14. “My friend and I made a dinosaur model for our school’s science fair.”
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15. “I designed and 3D printed a periodic table. The electronegativity of the elements is shown by the height!”
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16. “I have been working on this stained glass window for the last 2 months. He is one of a kind.”
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17. “I synthesized human insulin in a necklace”
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18. “Made That Dopamine Light”
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19. “My little project to awaken the forest floor”
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20. “I made a blue-ringed octopus out of clay”
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21. “Bees help convert sucrose into glucose and fructose, honey. I drew this process”
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22. “I embroidered Junonia Orithia, also known as the Blue Pansy Butterfly”
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23. “Take away the litmus test papers from my students after class just to let their creative energy out.”
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Source: – translated specially for fishki.net
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