Celebrating the unusually curious and their visions of the natural world.
Complex, dynamic, and deeply dependent, ecologist Sara Wickham shares the unexpected ways in which seaweed harmoniously weaves marine and terrestrial ecosystems together.
Environmentally-focused photographer, Mandy Barker, illuminates the material and the immaterial with a body of work that is as aesthetically flawless as it is intentionally awry.
Beyond the nanoscale and into the musical expanse, we talk tiny magnets, incremental progress, and personal frequencies with our favourite scientific dreamer.
We get down with the wild and wildy intellectual adventures of science storyteller, radio maven, and all-around badass, Britt Wray.
We spent some time with the photographer and interdisciplinary artist, Rachel Sussman, whose work seamlessly spans eras of time and fields of study.
While the Smithsonian Natural History Museum has over 144 million objects in its collection, 99% of its treasure remains behind the scenes. Explore the secrets of the natural world through a myriad of drawers, jars, and a host of eager guardians.
Capturing the moment when lifeless, ambiguous matter is transformed into simple, living organisms, Elzbieta Kurowska recreates the creation of life itself in vivid, organic form.
Complex, dynamic, and deeply dependent, ecologist Sara Wickham shares the unexpected ways in which seaweed harmoniously weaves marine and terrestrial ecosystems together.
Framing the spaces between the known and the unknown, gemologist and artist, Danny J Sanchez subverts scale, depth, and composition to expose whole worlds in imperceptibly small places.
The last known specimen of E. Woodii is a relic of an unimaginably different earth. Let the Palm House Supervisor at Kew Gardens, David Cooke, walk you through its Jurassic past and ‘unfrondly’ future.
Environmentally-focused photographer, Mandy Barker, illuminates the material and the immaterial with a body of work that is as aesthetically flawless as it is intentionally awry.
With humble hands and a charming curiosity, chemistry teacher-turned-sculptor, Bobby Jaber, recreates his elemental knowledge in physical form.
Generating mind-altering visions from computer and code, Jonathan McCabe explores the secrets of the natural world, going under the skin and beyond the eye.
From broken spirits to breaking science, Dr. David Vaughan revitalizes our hope for coral reefs with an accelerated coral growing technique that will leave you in pieces.
Beyond the nanoscale and into the musical expanse, we talk tiny magnets, incremental progress, and personal frequencies with our favourite scientific dreamer.