Yura Stefanov

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Irving Geis, born Oct 18, 1908, was a gifted artist who helped illuminate structural biology with his iconic images of DNA, hemoglobin, and other important macromolecules Explore his digital archive, created with permission from HHMI, at PDB-101

"We are losing investors on this particular slide. It doesn't work. We tried several vendors, but realized that actually only you can solve this". Nice former clients. We solved)

I need to make a collection of gifs to illustrate reactions to some clients' comments. This would be the top one.

We did a lot of educational hematology visual storytelling last year which was pretty cool: visual-science.com/projects/14-...

What a giant leap forward would medical communication field make if the pharma MSL departments learned how to comment on the actual video animatics instead of screenshot PDFs in Veeva.

Discussing a video transition with the team. A colleague: - OK, so this could be like the wardrobe scene in Narnia, where the camera moves through a bunch of fur coats or something—except this isn’t Narnia, it’s a colorectal cancer biopsy.

One more happy client with our animation on their hero page.

Today is this kind of day: www.instagram.com/reel/DcYArFR... With the addition of "we asked Gemini how it would improve your design". FML.

Celebrities die in threes. First, Dolly Parton, then Tim Curry, now Yayoi Kusama.

Importance of thoughtful art-direction. Long time ago we did a 2D animation about some "omics" approaches in oncology. And these were our visuals for the human body and inner organs. If you don't see anything unusual, disturbing, or funny - good for you, you are probably a nice person!

Cool!

Very promising company, it was really nice working with them.

One our client just bought another.

Recent Science Magazine covers look great. I googled the artist behind them yesterday, and their works, are truly amazing: riokahayama.com

Super cool.

Had an absolutely amazing university class reunion in Dusseldorf this weekend. So happy to see all the friends who now work in academia, biotech, pharma, education, and science communication all over Europe.

Some nice screenshots from our recent project for Shattuck Labs.

One of my favorite recent projects: visual-science.com/projects/syn...

Guys! Guys! This is SO cool. This is a time lapse from the Chandra X-ray Observatory of Kepler’s Supernova Remnant over 25 years!

It's the first video evidence of polar bears hunting and eating reindeer—something that had long been assumed, but never clearly seen. Learn more: https://scim.ag/4s0hU6P #ScienceMagArchives

A fired public-health official, a mosquito breeder and a baby with a smile seen around the world. These are just a few of the people who shaped science this year and were chosen for Nature’s 10. 🧪

Oh, I miss Philly.

As a person who participated in the protests that failed I have to say that these people better be ready to show up when this will really matter in 3,5 years from now. Show up, stand, and not go away.

As a biomedical illustrator, I don't like Tregs because you never know how to color-code them. Like, are they good? Are they bad? Are they immunity, or part of TME? Always complex color-coding decisions that end up in brown-ish green in 90% of cases.

This is so cool. Sperm whales are probably the most amaizing animals on Earth.

Have to admit, even brilliant Western actors are not very good in expressing what is called a "resting slavic face".

What a great reference for 3D modeling.

While I agree that the pups aren't true dire wolves, I still find this to be exciting and interesting news. I enjoyed working with the Colossal team on the short animations, which they featured on their website and in the video about the project.

Pluto is about to eclipse Sun, submerging most of Charon in darkness with only source of light being stars and glowing ring of Pluto's blue atmosphere. #pluto #astronomy #space #art

I cried when I first listened to Khlyvnyuk singing this song. A man of amazing talent and courage. I was a fan of his band Boombox some 15 years ago. The Kiffness is ok, but I wouldn’t put it as the song released by him. He just rode the wave of the moment. The tragic and horrible moment.

Today I learned that a newly discovered snake species was named after my friend and former university classmate, Nick Poyarkov. Welcome, Lycodon poyarkovi sp. nov. novataxa.blogspot.com/2025/01/lyco...

Amazing!

Somebody could defuse this whole Greenland obsession by explaining the Mercator projection to Trump.

Same in Stockholm.

I wrote 15 different scripts in about a couple of weeks mostly on hematology, oncology, and NGS. That’s on top of managing several projects that are already in production. I’m exhausted and very much looking forward to holidays already.

OpenOrganelle is a repo of #CellBiology data, segmented from electron #microscopy at #HHMIJanelia by Aubrey Weigel and the CellMap team, the Saalfeld lab ( @herrsaalffeld.sky.social) and the Hess lab. Here's a macrophage cell, rendered with #Blender driven by neuVid (helpful for more than neurons).

Heja Sverige!

New stuff from WEHI team!