Overview/Background
This webinar explores the intersection between art and science, showcasing how creative practice can enhance scientific understanding, education, communication, and engagement.
The event was originally inspired by a collaborative project at Kingston University between the art and bioscience departments, where Master’s students produced artwork reflecting themes of diversity in bioscience. This student's work will be hosted on the Society for Experimental Biology (SEB) website, accompanied by written reflections and short video interviews.
The webinar builds on this by bringing together speakers from a variety of disciplines who use art and science in innovative ways, from enhancing learning and communicating complex research stories, to promoting inclusion and wellbeing. Speakers explore how science and art can enrich each other, followed by a roundtable panel discussion with audience Q&A.
Aims
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To showcase a range of projects that blend art and science to inspire
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To highlight the value of creative approaches to research, education, communication, and outreach in biosciences
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To inspire both scientists and artists to explore interdisciplinary opportunities and consider how creativity can enrich their own practice.
Speakers
Dr Francesca Arrigoni
Lucy Brown
Dr. Nicholas Freestone
Nuode Li
Sharon Lin
Christopher Torrens
*More speakers will be added as confirmed
Session
11 June from 13:00 to 15:00 (UK time).
Recording
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