This week is SciArt Saturday's Valentine's Day Special. If you prefer evolutionary trees to candy hearts and lace, Darwin Day is on Sunday too.
- Perrin Ireland of Small n' Tender illustrated Jonah Lehrer's interview with the CEO of The Allen Institute for Brain Science back in 2011. Ireland led a workshop on Sketchnoting at ScienceOnline2012, and Katie Ph. D. took the hint.
- Two-minute animations on critical thinking done in beautifully modernized 1950's style
- The strange, ghostly world beneath the Bahamas, by the late Wes Skiles
- If you've ever had a problem with Neil DeGrasse Tyson's planet-patterned clothing, now is your chance to take action.
- Sweden's (biggest) miniature solar system lets you visit all the planets without leaving Europe
- Sorry to those that miss the old Haeckel illustration of our blog head, but here are some more jellyfish to appease you
- A chandelier made of test tubes; why wouldn't you want one?
- For his 203rd birthday, stick a nice illustration of Darwin and his finches by Teagan White on your laptop, iPhone, or wall.
- Superman meets Dr. Karl Hagen, who is not Carl Sagan.
- Valentines to win the scientist's heart (and brain) here and here
- Infographic of the deadliest pandemics in history at GOOD
- Bake Not So Humble Pie's science-related treats for Valentine's day; try not to eat them in the lab
- Nikon Small World finally adds an 'In Motion' category. Check out a Daphnia playing with algae below, and the rest of the wonderful winning entries on YouTube.
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