January 8, 2014

SciArt List on Twitter

Attempting to update our Science Artist Twitter List! Have we missed you? https://t.co/ErIncNa9FA #sciart #scicomm Symbiartic SciArt (@Symbiartic) January 7, 2014 Recently science-artist Willy Chyr [@willychyr] was looking for a Twitter list of #sciart to follow, and turned to ours.

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Attempting to update our Science Artist Twitter List! Have we missed you? https://t.co/ErIncNa9FA #sciart #scicomm
— Symbiartic SciArt (@Symbiartic) January 7, 2014

Recently science-artist Willy Chyr [@willychyr] was looking for a Twitter list of #sciart to follow, and turned to ours. Admittedly, this was set-up in the early days of our blog and hasn't been kept up to date. So we've been working on it!

So far featuring over 200 science-artists, please let us know if you'd like to be added or if we have missed someone.

: Click on this image from the list to see these tweeps and many more in action.

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What is #sciart?

It's the most commonly used hashtag on Twitter and Google+ for imagery involved-in or inspired-by science, or the science behind imagery. Like what we bring you here on Symbiartic!

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