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Blog 1: My EIA Expectations

Being part of the Enhpathy consortium allows me, as well as all the other Enhpathy students, to team up with an artist. The idea is to introduce him/her to our project and participate in the creation of an artistic version of our research. Here,…

Enhancers in Art; Post I

  At the Copenhagen event, I got the opportunity to meet all involved with ENHPATHY, which was a real pleasure. Among the scientific discussions and lessons, we also spoke about our Enhancer in Art projects. A defining characteristic…

Enhancer in Art: a exploratory way of science dissemination to public

Popular science plays a very important role in scientific research. Not only attracting people to know what we are doing, but also motivating ourselves to thinking the significance of our research. Recently, I faced a challenge about how…

Science and art: the fusion of two universes

The picture linked to this article has not been chosen by chance. The "Vitruvian Man" by Leonardo da Vinci perhaps represents one of the first encounters between science and art. In this drawing, the great artist-scientist represents how the…
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Art vs Mystery of Science

We live in the era of technological advancement where scientific contribution is the primary driving force of progress. Despite a rapid decrease in the distance between the achievements of science and their implementation in our daily life,…

The Art-Science Kinship

The estrangement of artists and scientists appears to have been a feature of ancient civilisation even before the time of Plato, who deduces that poets are imitators of the world, and therefore far from the truth: “the tragic poet is an imitator,…

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