by Beth Anderson | Nov 5, 2020 | News
Nearly fifteen years ago Dr. Markus Aspelmeyer of the Quantum Physics Lab at the University of Vienna approached us to create biomedical and scientific animations in support of a revolutionary experiment his lab had designed on whether quantum properties could be...
by Beth Anderson | Nov 5, 2020 | News
Dr. Katarzyna Koziac, a researcher and professor at the University of Warsaw asked us to create a biomedical and scientific animation in support of her research into the novel use of Cefazolin, an existing antibiotic, in the treatment of psoriasis. Having found a...
by Beth Anderson | Nov 5, 2020 | News
Evelo Biosciences is reinventing the world of immune-therapeutics by harnessing the power of benign bacteria types as medicinal delivery vectors, primarily via the gut. They asked us to create a biomedical and scientific animation that would appeal to investors and...
by Beth Anderson | Nov 5, 2020 | News
Scripps Institute of Oceanography engaged Arkitek to create an animation that explains how atmospheric rivers (ARs) impact the West coast of the US, as well an introduction to a new rating system the Institute has devised to rate their strength (1 -5). This phenomenon...
by Beth Anderson | May 1, 2018 | News
Arkitek has created the first ever VR experience that highlights extracellular vesicles, tiny bubbles made from cell membranes that contain information cells use to communicate with one another. This work was premiered at the International Society for Extra-cellular...
by Beth Anderson | Mar 24, 2018 | News
We’re in the middle of revamping an animation we did for Stratos Genomics back in 2009, detailing the changes in their technology that now use X-NTP’s to create a one-to-one ratio of bases to reporters, enabling extremely fast and accurate base sequence...