SayoStudio Science

What actually happens inside a quantum computer? In this SayoStudio Podcast episode, Google Quantum AI’s Trond Andersen unpacks how science visuals reveal the beauty, speed, and strangeness of quantum research, from braiding anyons to cooling qubits colder than space.  YouTube: https://youtu.be/ZGhtVpqNheE Blog: https://sayostudio.com/visualizing-quantum-computing-google-quantum/

Join our conversation with former NIH communicator Ashley Hackett as we talk shifting federal funding of science, the importance of communicating science, and translating research for the public, on our SayoStudio Science podcast. YouTube: https://youtu.be/z6fcT1Nu6ME

In this episode of the SayoStudio Science Podcast, we talk with Dr. Manuel Leonetti from the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub about the hidden architecture of our cells and the powerful role proteins play in keeping them running. From structure to chemistry, he shares how visual tools are transforming cell biology and how CZ Biohub is working to uncover the cell’s deepest mysteries. YouTube: https://youtu.be/9HB2jdC65Gs Read more on our blog: https://sayostudio.com/cell-biology-picture/ 

In today's episode of the SayoStudio Science podcast, we explore how science illustration is changing, the risks of AI-generated visuals, and the importance of collaboration. Maayan Harel, science illustrator and artist, joins us to discuss how thoughtful, human-driven processes lead to more accurate, insightful visuals. YouTube: https://youtu.be/ohJc3QsMqQU Read more on our blog: https://sayostudio.com/science-communication-podcast/

What common design mistakes could be costing your science company investor interest? In this conversation, SayoStudio’s Founder, Nicolle, and Art Director, Claire, discuss the role of design in branding, messaging, and consistency—and how to avoid pitfalls that weaken your science communication. YouTube: https://youtu.be/z3LkXC89dY4 Read more on our blog: https://sayostudio.com/funding-of-science/

How do astronomers search for signs of life on other planets? Astrophysicist Ted Bergin joins our SayoStudio Science podcast to discuss the birth of planets, why he needs illustration to communicate his astronomical research, and the probability of alien life.  YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/m3BgV4wabwE SayoStudio Blog: https://sayostudio.com/exoplanets/

Meet Claire Agosti: The Journey from Medicine to Art Director at SayoStudio In the world of science communication, where complexity meets creativity, blending two passions of science and art is a gift for our art director and creative team lead, Claire Agosti. Please tune in, leave us a comment about what you’re interested in, and don't forget to subscribe to our channel.

Are you a scientist dreaming of being featured on the cover of a journal like Nature? Our founder Nicolle Fuller, and Art Director, Claire Agosti discuss the process in our latest SayoStudio Science podcast. Although we get into great detail on how we achieve this, we recommend watching our YouTube video of this podcast for visual references: https://youtu.be/_GU6CJOa_ss Meet us: https://sayostudio.com/

Ever wonder what it takes to create stunning visuals that simplify the most complex scientific concepts? Today, at SayoStudio, we discuss the unique research process in science communication, emphasizing the importance of thorough background work before starting client work. Check out our Youtube video here: https://youtu.be/m1QMZVRfMz4 Find out more about us here: https://sayostudio.com/

Join us as Nicolle Fuller, founder of SayoStudio, shares her journey from working at the National Science Foundation to launching her own successful science communication studio. In this episode, Nicolle reflects on her experiences in science illustration, her transition into entrepreneurship, and the lessons she’s learned along the way. Discover valuable insights into balancing creativity, business, and personal growth in this inspiring conversation.

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our podcast, SayoStudio Science. In our very first episode, I, Nicolle Fuller, with my brilliant colleague Claire Agosti, dive into the heart of our science communication studio, SayoStudio.