https://www.maevedoyle.ca/blog daily 1.0 2023-11-23 https://www.maevedoyle.ca/blog/2023/11/23/ami-fellowship-empowers-bmc-alumni-to-diversify-medical-imagery monthly 0.5 2024-10-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a4e9019edaed8e0d8426440/974059f5-479d-4f91-9e44-b9401250cb31/Tal_Bavli_Ziv_square_1080.jpg Stories - AMI Fellowship empowers BMC alumni to diversify medical imagery - Make it stand out AMI Diversity Fellow Tal Bavli Ziv, MScBMC ‘23. Photo credit: N. Woolridge https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a4e9019edaed8e0d8426440/09339837-718e-4b92-aea1-c28d9008867a/LillithSana_Combo_Square_001.jpg Stories - AMI Fellowship empowers BMC alumni to diversify medical imagery - Make it stand out AMI Diversity Fellows (left) Sana Khan, MScBMC ‘22 and (right) Lilith Lawrence, MScBMC ‘23. Photos courtesy of Sana Khan and Lilith Lawrence. https://www.maevedoyle.ca/blog/2023/8/28/interactive-web-based-learning-tool-bone-bio-named-best-of-show-at-ami-salon-2023 monthly 0.5 2023-08-28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a4e9019edaed8e0d8426440/2a645f1a-636a-4178-8229-cd28599c3d12/Assabgui%2C+Amy+-+BoneBioSquare.png Stories - Interactive web-based learning tool Bone Bio named Best of Show at AMI Salon 2023 - Make it stand out Still from the Bone Bio explainer video. Provided by A. Assabgui. Used with permission. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a4e9019edaed8e0d8426440/1d56550f-f890-4b8a-b59c-07a47a25299c/AmyAHeadshot.jpg Stories - Interactive web-based learning tool Bone Bio named Best of Show at AMI Salon 2023 - Make it stand out Amy Assabgui, MScBMC ‘22. Photo provided by A. Assabgui and used with permission. https://www.maevedoyle.ca/blog/2022/7/20/humanizing-the-experience-of-hiv-stigma-through-animation monthly 0.5 2022-07-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a4e9019edaed8e0d8426440/6cca4041-654f-4d1d-b74d-244bcff79d3c/still+square.png Stories - Humanizing the experience of HIV-stigma through animation - Make it stand out A still from biomedical visualization specialist Jenn Lee’s 2D-animation End HIV-stigma. (Used with permission.) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a4e9019edaed8e0d8426440/7a6f040d-febd-475d-b63e-05947b8520d5/characters+landscape.png Stories - Humanizing the experience of HIV-stigma through animation - Make it stand out Casting call. Jenn Lee created a broad cast of characters so that most people could find at least one character they could relate to. (Image credit: Jenn Lee. Used with permission.) https://www.maevedoyle.ca/blog/2022/3/8/new-twist-on-an-old-task-taking-a-personal-approach-to-illustrating-the-brain monthly 0.5 2022-03-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a4e9019edaed8e0d8426440/c2f979c6-a817-4eeb-bff7-9d457d948515/Wang_Aimy_Neuro.jpg Stories - New twist on an old task: taking a personal approach to illustrating the brain - Make it stand out Aimy Meng Yu Wang, biomedical visualization specialist, used a coloured-pencil style inspired by Lui Ferreyra, and applied a woodcut-inspired texture, to create this digital neuro self-portrait. (Used with permission.) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a4e9019edaed8e0d8426440/ddf484eb-e738-4e6a-962a-f834ede76372/Saharan_Shay_Brain%2BInfographic%2C-reduced.jpg Stories - New twist on an old task: taking a personal approach to illustrating the brain - Make it stand out Shehryar Saharan, scientific visualizer and designer, used his father's own unique brain scans to create a neuro portrait. He then created an infographic to explain the difference between a normal and tumourous pituitary gland. (Used with permission.) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a4e9019edaed8e0d8426440/adee9594-9280-4889-999c-0d4179513a9c/Khan_Sana_Neuro%2C-reduced.jpg Stories - New twist on an old task: taking a personal approach to illustrating the brain - Make it stand out Sana Khan, medical and scientific illustrator, was inspired by 19th-century anatomical illustrations to create this neuro portrait of her brother. 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(Used with permission.) https://www.maevedoyle.ca/blog/2021/10/22/students-create-fun-science-based-trading-cards monthly 0.5 2021-10-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a4e9019edaed8e0d8426440/1634914493037-QDP591TE4P6LPI40ZAKL/Anai%CC%88s+Lupu%2C+photo+credit+Dave+Mazierski.jpg Stories - Students create fun, science-based trading cards - Make it stand out First-year Biomedical Communications student Anaïs Lupu (Photo: Dave Mazierski) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a4e9019edaed8e0d8426440/1634913889098-6PJBIKLJ1TK3HN1J6LC7/Shay+Saharan+and+Michie+Wu%2C+photo+credit+Dave+Mazierski.jpg Stories - Students create fun, science-based trading cards - Make it stand out Second-year Master of Science in Biomedical Communications students Shehyrar Saharan and Michie Xingyu Wu (Photo: Dave Mazierski) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a4e9019edaed8e0d8426440/1634914651644-4BSPF5WIX13VUM0B6O9X/1-Spear+Kick+by+Anai%CC%88s+Lupu.png Stories - Students create fun, science-based trading cards - Make it stand out Anaïs Lupu illustrated her card front in a realistic National Geographic style. She used infographics to communicate the science behind the bird’s powerful and dangerous kick (Image courtesy of Anaïs Lupu) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a4e9019edaed8e0d8426440/1634914124201-RNF4VL6ZCBKX7VATJ8UN/9-Colour-Changing+Crystals+by+Shehryar+Saharan.png Stories - Students create fun, science-based trading cards - Make it stand out Shehryar Saharan rendered the panther chameleon in carbon dust and then scanned and inverted the image so that light and dark tones were switched, giving the Colour-Changing Crystals card a nocturnal look and emphasizing the “wizardly” nature of the chameleon (Image courtesy of Shehryar Saharan) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a4e9019edaed8e0d8426440/1634913584295-81KXBV1SSXX6UR644CJC/BMC+SciCards+collage+by+Shehryar+Saharan.png Stories - Students create fun, science-based trading cards - Make it stand out Taking a cue from Pokémon trading cards, graduate students in U of T's biomedical communications program created the BMC SciCard Collaborative project to build community, and inspire incoming students (Image courtesy of Shehryar Saharan) https://www.maevedoyle.ca/blog/2021/6/3/bmc-prof-and-clinical-education-partner-deliver-vital-training-to-grad-students monthly 0.5 2021-06-08 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a4e9019edaed8e0d8426440/1623157328592-VNLD194FQHC5XFWAVKAI/Aimy+Wang%2C+Credit+Dave+Mazierski.jpg Stories - BMC prof and clinical education partner deliver vital training to grad students - Make it stand out Aimy Meng Yu Wang, a first-year graduate student in the Master of Science in Biomedical Communications program, practices surgical observation in the Surgical Skills Centre’s training theatre at Mount Sinai Hospital. 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