Over the last few years, we’ve seen how important science communication is. It affects our climate, our health, and our society. Clearly conveying vital scientific information can create significant change in our world. But making an impact requires accurate, inclusive, and accessible science communication, or scicomm.

The 2022 GNSI Visual SciComm Conference—Visualizing Science for All— focuses on how artists, scientists, researchers, healthcare professionals, and students create connections between the lab and the public through science visuals. This year’s speakers and workshop instructors will showcase a variety of projects and careers that reach communities around the world.  Presenters will also share insights and techniques for creating successful visual scicomm.

Visit our conference website for detailed descriptions of all events, presentations, workshops, and more.

Core Conference Registration: $75/member | $105/non-member*

Workshops are in Crowdcast or Zoom, but each requires a separate registration. There is no member discount for workshops and the class sizes may be limited. See the workshop schedule HERE.

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Guild of Natural Science Illustrators

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2022 GNSI Visual SciComm Conference

Daily Announcements

SESSION 8: Business Lessons from Nature

SESSION 5: Off the Charts: How a Personal Project Fueled my Knowledge of Data Visualization

SESSION 5: Portrait of a Denisovan Girl–Reconstructing Anatomy without a Skeleton

SESSION 7: Introducing Tradigital Illustration

Closing Remarks

SESSION 8: The Value of Copyright for Natural Science Illustrators

SESSION 8: Illustrating for the Children’s Educational Publishing Market

SESSION 6: Molecular Visualization Workflow in the Animation Lab

SESSION 9: Practical Conversations On Mental Wellbeing Panel Discussion

SESSION 6: Exploring the Role of Information Design in Visualizing Science

SESSION 7: How to Prepare 3D Models for 3D Printing

SESSION 2: The Light Value Gouache System

SESSION 1: Creating a Final Art Painting: From Research to Exhibit

SESSION 2: Using Visual References in Biomedical Illustration

SESSION 1: Making a Pop-Sci Book in the lab

SESSION 4: Accessible and Inclusive SciComm Panel Discussion

SESSION 2: Nature Sketching Tips from Travels in the Tropics

SESSION 1: Science is Everywhere, Science is for Everyone

President's Welcome Address