Learning objects that teach science using art

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Collaborators from several fields combine talents to produce nontraditional means of representing fundamental biological processes. The community is interested in novel ways to present complex material to students as well as investigating how representing technical phenomena constrains artistic and structural choices.

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Krebs Cycle
(2004) Fisher, Susan
Dancing DNA
(2004) Fisher, Susan; Rissing, Steven W.
"Cells replicate through a process called MITOSIS: The chromosomes in the cell's nucleus duplicate and separate. Then the cell divides into two identical cells. At the core of each living, reproducing cell in Dancing DNA."
Football and Photosynthesis
(2005) Fisher, Susan
DNA Sequence Examples
(2003) Croson, James
The composer used the gene for testosterone as the basis for music.
Ladder
(2005-11-17T18:34:30Z) Citino, David
Poem commissioned by Ohio State University Professor Susan Fisher, for Biology 101.

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