Congratulations to Chrystal Smith and the Science Visuals team for winning the 2021 FOLIO: Ozzie Award for section design. This team is so good it can make MUD look good! #FolioAwards

See our favorite pictures of 2021! Science Visuals science.org/content/blog-p…

Here's my blog on how Justin Cook @cornwhizzle alex boerner and I worked together on this amazing portrait shoot of Herman Pontzer Duke University for Science Magazine Science Visuals science.org/content/blog-p…

“It was the helmet that caught my attention.”⁠ ⁠ 📸 Read the latest Science Visuals blog post from Senior Photo Editor Emily Petersen on how this bold portrait was captured for a recent News from Science profile of Herman Pontzer: fcld.ly/4eatm6m

The Science Visuals team is hiring an intern: bit.ly/SciVisInt

I'm excited to be a reviewer at the 2022 WPOW portfolio review + seminar. It's virtual this year - that means no travel necessary. I hope to see you there, and I can't wait to see your work! Find out more details at WPOW: Women Photojournalists of Washington

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Are you an illustrator? Are you a science nerd? Come work as a Scientific Illustrator for the Science Visuals Graphics team: bit.ly/ScienIll

Read my newest Science Visuals #blog about this incredibly small, impressive structure we photographed for the cover of Science Magazine science.org/content/blog-p…

A clownfish nestles in a sea anemone on the Great Barrier Reef for Science Magazine. This photo by Fredrik Jutfelt @jutfelt.bsky.social, with direction from our Photo Editor Emily Petersen and Design Editor Chrystal Smith, was recognized for a Communication Arts Photography Award. fcld.ly/spva8k8

Are you a scientist who makes pictures of your research? Read my new blog for tips on how to help the press, and get your work seen by a larger audience. science.org/content/blog-p…

Come work for our Graphics Team! bit.ly/GEdit2022

Come work with me Science Magazine! We're looking for a photo editor to join our amazing Science Visuals team. If you know of anyone please let me know. #jobopportunity bit.ly/PtoEd22

Really delighted to share our best pictures from last year. Thanks to all the wonderful photographers who worked with @charlieborst Kaitlyn Dolan and I Science Visuals Science Magazine #photographers #science science.org/content/blog-p…

We're looking for a summer intern Science Magazine. Anyone interested in photo, design, graphics and multimedia should apply! Please share: bit.ly/ScienceVIntern

Cleysson Juruna helps monitor the impacts of a controversial dam on Brazil’s Xingu River. This photo by Dado Galdieri, with direction from Managing Photography Editor Emily Petersen and Design Managing Editor Chrystal Smith, was recognized for a Communication Arts Photography Award.

We're hiring a designer to join the the Science Visuals department at Science Magazine bit.ly/PubDesigner

Light pollution is rapidly increasing worldwide, causing serious harm to the natural world, human health, and astronomy. This week, a special issue of Science Magazine discusses the damaging effects of light pollution and how to tackle it. science.org/toc/science/38…

Dado Galdieri Emily Petersen Chrystal Smith Communication Arts Learn more about the effects of the Belo Monte hydroelectric project on fisheries in the Brazilian Amazon in this News from Science feature: science.org/content/articl…