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Professional Development: Using Art to Communicate Science

| February 5, 2024

“By incorporating artistic elements into our communication strategies, we can effectively convey complex scientific concepts in a more accessible and compelling manner.”––E. Dustman Recently, Emily Dustman had the privilege of leading a thought-provoking professional development session in collaboration with Allison R. Byrd and Dr. Alexa Lamm at the National Agriculture Communication Symposium (NACS) in Atlanta, Georgia. The professional development session, “Using […]

Emily Dustman joins the Lamm Lab

| August 1, 2023

Last year, Dr. Alexa Lamm invited me into her classrooms as a visiting speaker on the Congruence of Art + Science as it Applies to Hedonics. I also taught an illustration workshop on the Intersection of Art + Science associated with climate change and plant adaptation. It was such a fantastic experience, and I met […]

ISSUE #5–ON SALE NOW!

| December 23, 2020

      Purchase Issue #5 — $35.00 USD   *International orders temporarily suspended due to service impacts related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Issue #5: Letter from the Founder A CAUTIONARY TALE Standing at around forty years of age, Pablo Valencia was a well-built and vigorous man who came to the Southwest in pursuit of treasure. […]

This August: Biohack the Planet

| August 5, 2019

Biohack the Planet (BioHTP) will take place at the tail end of August—it is not to be missed!   BioHTP is a conference for people who are hacking science and biotechnology. Even “I” will be there so you will get the chance to meet me alongside so many important movers and shakers from around the world!    […]

E-Squared Receives Award

| July 12, 2019

Our printer, Raven Printing, submitted Issue #4 of E-Squared to Division I (Magazines, Periodicals, & Publications) and we are overjoyed to hear that we were awarded the Division I Silver Award / “Best of Category” by the Printing & Imaging Association of MidAmerica. Honestly, it is little moments like these that keep that light—that sometimes gets really dim—glowing, as a single business […]

Updates on Issue #5

| April 28, 2019

UPDATES FROM E-SQUARED E-Squared is currently in the midst of preparing Issue #5 for publication. As a one-person operation, I thought it was time to bring you up to speed with what I am currently doing… As we celebrate the arrival of Spring in the U.S., I am wrapping up another semester of teaching at the University. By next […]

Smart is the New Sexy

| January 1, 2019

Dear Sapiosexuals, This year, we think smart is the new sexy. We’re talking about art here, folks but not just any art…intellectual art. We have always felt that which is intellectual is attractive, exciting, provocative, and yes, we’ll say it again, sexy. It’s the kind of art that makes you think. Deeply ponder. Feel inspired. Of course, […]

Issue #4–On Sale Now!

| December 2, 2018

  Purchase Issue #4 — $35.00 USD SOLD OUT!     Issue #4: Letter from the Founder Lately, the parable of the boiling frog has come mind. If unfamiliar, the story is about a frog placed in a pot of lukewarm water. The water warms, but as it does, the frog remains tranquil, unaware of any temperature […]

Further Delays with Issue #4

| September 9, 2018

Today, I am deeming Issue #4 as the challenge issue. Here are some of the hurdles in attempting to release this issue: 1. Moving E-Squared over 1200 miles 2. Losing our printer 3. Having to find a new printer 4. Being over-budget with our new printer 5. Reception of a coverless Issue #4 Yes, you read that right, Issue […]

E-Squared at the St. Louis Science Center

| August 10, 2018

This Saturday August 11th., E-Squared with be participating in SciFest: Bright Ideas Expo at The Saint Louis Science Center. The event will feature innovative artists, entrepreneurs, and creatives such as Harold Buchholz (writer and executive producer on Mystery Science Theater 3000), St. Louis Space Frontier, Topp Lab–Danforth Plant Science Center, and Third Degree Glass Company, among others. E-Squared will merge art + science […]