UWA Science Exchange : Visualising a Virus (with Brady Johnston)
Channel: Science at UWA
Date: 2020-06-25

When dealing with the strange nanoscopic world that is simply too small to see, experiments and data visualisation approaches are vitally important to our understanding of life on this scale.

Brady Johnston is a PhD student in structural biology at UWA.  Brady will introduce you to how data is collected and presented, leading to famous images of insulin and viruses alike. He will also cover some of the new and exciting technology that can help to communicate the Sciences and research to broader audiences.

Contact Brady Johnston
Email: brady.johnston@research.uwa.edu.au
Twitter: @bradyajohnston
GitHub: bradyajohnston.github.io
YouTube: youtube.com/c/bradyjohnston

Links
Brady's Coronavirus Video - https://twitter.com/bradyajohnston/status/1240080917906862080
Video published in Particle - https://particle.scitech.org.au/people/why-is-this-coronavirus-such-a-threat/
Twitter: #sciart - https://twitter.com/hashtag/sciart?lang=en
Smart Biology on Twitter: @SmartBiology3D 
Virtual Plant Cell - https://plantenergy.edu.au/outreach/vpc