Scientific Illustration | Nanoclustering Scientific Illustration | London

Nanoclustering

Scientific Illustration

Nanoclustering Scientific Illustration specialises in producing vibrant and eye-catching illustrations for communicating a wide range of science disciplines

PORTFOLIO

3D SCIENCE ILLUSTRATION

Chromosomes

Mitochondria

Antibody function

Thylakoids

Arenaviruses

Torovirus

Transduction process

Liquid Chromatography

Tardigrades

CREATIVE SCIENCE ART

Robotic Phage

Candy DNA

Bugs Attack

FIGURES/SCHEMATICS/GRAPHICAL ABSTRACTS

The Scientist Magazine

The Scientist Magazine

Sequential protein recruitment

Cross section of cell

Somatic cells to Stem cells

Clathrin-coated vesicle neck

Flexible Hybrid Sensors for Health Monitoring

Illustration for publication

Krebs Cycle

INFOGRAPHICS

Cuboidal Epithelial Cell

Type I Hair Cell

Prokaryotic Cell

Plant Cell

Nanoparticles for drug delivery

Motile cilia structre

Siphoviridae

Volvox

Adaptive Immunity Response

Ultrafiltration Water Treatment

Coronavirus Diagnosis

Artery wall structure

EDITORIAL/GRAPHIC DESIGN

Frontis Piece Illustration for Advanced Materials

Cover Art for Analyst

Supplementary Cover Art for Nano Letters

Supplementary Cover Art for Nano Letters

Cover art for National University of Singapore

Magazine Layout

News Release Illustrations

SHORT ANIMATIONS

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ABOUT

Melanie is the scientific illustrator of Nanoclustering and enjoys using art and design to explain scientific concepts. While studying for a Ph.D., she discovered how powerful a well-structured figure or schematic can be to a researcher, and spent her free time learning 2D and 3D illustration.

After graduation, she spent 3 years as a full-time Scientific Illustrator for the Mechanobiology Institute and the Office of the Deputy President for Research and Technology at the National University of Singapore.

Check out more on Instagram!

MELANIE LEE

MENG, Ph.D,

Chemical engineering

CONTACT

Drop me an e-mail if you have any project enquiries or questions about scientific illustration!