Cell Biology Illustration showing a nucleus and the attached endoplasmic reticulum
© Philipp Dexheimer
5 November 2026 | 16:00 - 19:00

Science Art Summit

The Dexheimer Lab

Six Science-Artists show how to turn research into artwork anyone can feel. Finishing with an open panel Q&A session and 1-on-1 chats with the artists

Over one live online afternoon, six speakers from across the science-art world take the floor to show how they turn real research into something you can see, feel, and relate to. The line-up features a potpourri of styles, topics & creative processes: a magazine cover taking shape, a protein structure becoming a physical sculpture, a dataset reworked into a story, followed by a panel discussion where the speakers answer questions live. 

The science images you've seen on the news, in a textbook, or on a magazine cover were made by someone. This event shows you how it's done! No need for a science or art background to follow along. A bit of curiosity about how the invisible gets made visible is enough. Watching a protein become a sculpture or a dataset become a story is good fun in its own right. It's jargon-free, accessible, and open to anyone. Tag along for the ride!

  • Event for free, registration required (see button)
  • The meeting link is sent by email through the Science Art Summit newsletter, with reminders before the event.
Do., 11/05/2026 - 16:00 Do., 11/05/2026 - 19:00

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  • Event for free, registration required (see button)
  • The meeting link is sent by email through the Science Art Summit newsletter, with reminders before the event.