A recent post at the new Science Origins blog resonates strongly with Science Careers. The post is by Janet Iwasa, who became a scientific illustrator with support from NSF's regrettably discontinued, much lamented Discovery Corps program, which also trained Geoffrey Bothun, who Science Careers profiled in 2004. The post also mentions Graham Johnson, a scientific illustrator I profiled the following year.
Apart from the Science Careers connections, it's a good read, describing how one scientist made a successful career transition, from studying small, hypothetical structures in early forms of life to animating them.
Apart from the Science Careers connections, it's a good read, describing how one scientist made a successful career transition, from studying small, hypothetical structures in early forms of life to animating them.
