This illustration was developed as an abstract representation of mixed precision in-memory computing. In developing a hybrid machine which combines the energy-efficient phase-change computational memory unit with the high-precision processing unit, it could achieve a high computational accuracy with less energy consumption.
Developed for Nature nanotechnology, this cover illustration was designed to communicate the advancements in neuromorphic computing material, specifically the analogous function of chalcogenide-based phase-change material to neurons. Neurons propagate incoming signals once a threshold potential is reached, thereafter resetting the synapse potential in approximately one millisecond. These electronics-based phase-change devices can achieve reversible amorphous to …
This illustration depicts a scientific advance in phase change memory (PCM) using only one element, antimony. The idea was to represent the monatomic layer as an elegant and simplified solution to building better PCM devices without the complications of different mixtures of elements. Learn more about this illustration in our blog, Phase Change Memory Illustrated.
Developed for Nature magazine, this cover illustration was designed to showcase an innovative use for electron microscopes, the ability to forge new materials on an atomic level. View our blog post “Phase Change Memory Illustrated” to learn more about our Nature magazine cover illustrations.
We collaborated with Max Hodak, the CEO of Science Corporation, to create a 3D animation to accurately and beautifully depict their breakthrough biohybrid technology. The animation showcases the architecture of their system and illustrates how their innovative technology facilitates communication to and from the brain.
As long as I can remember, I’ve been an artist. For me, art is a way to connect with others, make sense of life, express ideas, and share stories. Over time, I’ve developed an appreciation for the history of art and the many ways humanity has created and utilized it.
We’re excited to unveil our latest showreel, a visual journey through the therapeutic areas and scientific stories that have shaped our recent work. In just two minutes, this reel captures recent years of collaboration, storytelling, and discovery in some of the most dynamic fields of medical science. From oncology and mRNA science to hematology, neurology, …
The Vaccine Makers Project, a program of the Vaccine Education Center at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (VEC@CHOP) and Medical History Pictures (MHP), partnered up again with XVIVO to help develop two new animations, this time about how COVID-19 mRNA and viral vector vaccines work.
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