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  1. Oct 25

    It is a very special day today. I'm on the train to Paris to attend the inauguration of an art exhibit that I co-curated and designed for at their headquarters.

    photo of Radhika Patnala showcasing the creative resilience art exhibit
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  2. Are you a woman in ?👩‍🔬 Are you an artist too?👩‍🎨 We're looking for 's fields to join a free & global exhibition of artworks providing a new reading of post-covid societies. Apply here! ➡️

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  3. Aug 5
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  4. Jul 29

    A snapshot of what our students were able to achieve in two days! Registrations to the Sci-Illustrate Masterclass are open now!

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  5. Jul 27

    Still geeking out on nucleosomes, complexes of Histones and DNA. Sharing some free wallpapers here so you can join me 😉

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  6. Jul 22
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  7. Jul 19

    A genuine pleasure to work alongside UNESCO Division for Gender Equality to organize an showcasing works made by women in science on the pandemic! Creative Resilience | Art by Women in Science. Apply now!

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  8. Jul 16

    The Sci-Illustrate Masterclass is now open for registrations, and with a lot more choice! Choose between the most convenient slots in Aug, Oct, Dec that work for you. Looking forward to seeing you there!

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  9. Jun 25

    Still fascinated by our brilliant speakers at the conference on communicating science during health emergencies - thanks for your passion for science 🔬 Watch the recording here:

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  10. Jun 22

    Incredibly humbled to be giving one of the Keynotes at the ongoing Global Conference on Communicating Science during Health Emergencies. Join us on 25 June: as I discuss my personal project Covid dreams and more!

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  11. Jun 19

    Interested in making the behind understandable to all? Get inspired by our experts Join us on 25 June:

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  12. Jun 19

    The fast evolving during emergencies requires us to be more innovative when translating science for the media, public and decision-makers. Join on 25 June to discuss how we can achieve this:

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  13. Jun 15

    Ida Freund, a chemist & teacher whose ideas on the women education, & the value of practical work put her way ahead of her time. Post by Illustration by , Sci-Illustrate Stories. Set in motion by

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  14. Jun 4
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  15. Jun 4

    Microglia Alert! 💖 Here is a personal project I made recently to celebrate everything awesome about this cell type! Tag a neuroscientist you know, bet they will enjoy this ;)

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  16. Jun 1

    Soumya Swaminathan - is a crusader against infectious diseases, & today as the Chief Scientist is at the forefront of the war against COVID-19 Full story - Post by Art by Set in motion by

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  17. Apr 16

    Born 100 years ago today, Marie Maynard Daly became the first Black woman in the U.S. to earn a PhD in chemistry. With a grant from , her research into amino acid composition became fundamental to the study of cell biology. ()

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  18. May 6

    Check out this fun, informative profile by of pioneering Lamont geologist and cartographer Marie Tharp who created some of the world’s first maps of the ocean floor. Via .

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  19. May 12

    A nurse, social reformer and pioneer. Re-discover the story of Florence Nightingale in our new post. Illustration+post @Ele_AdamiAnimation Set in motion by Sci-Illustrate Stories

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  20. May 7

    Bibha Chaudhury, an almost forgotten Physics genius from India in the cover of PHYSICS NEWS. I created this image in collaboration with for the series Indian Women in Science, conceived by Dr. Patnala

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