Doodle learning Learning science should involve drawing as well as writing, reading and talking, say experts. Science educator Professor Russell Tytler of Deakin University and colleagues lay out ...

Photographer Andrei Duman uses X-rays to create the images in “Beyond the Surface.” The objects displayed include an Enigma ...

Scientific images made using X-rays, dyes and high-tech microscopes are on display as art in an American Museum of Natural History exhibit that explores the artistic side of scientific imaging.

When most people think of art, they don't exactly picture chromatography or the simulation of water vapor, but scientists with an eye for beauty have compiled a gallery of breathtaking images that ...

Science visualization specialists at the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore stack images together and stitch observations from different instruments on the telescope.

Brittany Roger from the Drawing Zoo shows ways of combining art and science lessons.

Science, art, and K-12 education These science visualizations have found their way into classrooms, as K-12 schools add scientific photographs and videos to lesson plans.

These colourful and intricate images are this year's Wellcome Image Awards, external finalists. From a greenfly's eye, to a curved human spine - they showcase the best in science imaging ...

Researchers have found that drawing pictures of information that needs to be remembered is a strong and reliable strategy to enhance memory.

Health Health Care Medical Mysteries Science Well+Being Health & Science Drawing a dinosaur when you’ve never seen one September 3, 2017 (Taschen) ...

An inventive way of improving password security for handheld devices such as iPhones, Blackberry and Smartphone has now been developed. The software, which uses pictures instead of letters and ...

There are a lot of suggested mnemonics to help one memorize certain information, but one really stands out to be the best tool to remember something. Drawing pictures may help one remember better ...