Incredibly proud to have partnered with @RoyalSocBio in developing their new identity and strategy for 2025–2030 #Biologicalsciences #RSB design-science.org.uk/projec…

Calling univ profs & lecturers! If you're interested in bringing concepts from Doughnut Economics into your teaching, we've launching a treasure trove for you! 7 slide decks, reading lists, videos & activities... Join us & @rethinkecon live on 6 Nov, 7-8pm (UK). Please RT! 1/2

Great working on edition #2 and thanks @SelinaWray for smooth collaboration!

Great collaborating with your team to develop the identity and website #SBWSustainsUs design-science.org.uk/projec…

We’re proud to have worked with South Bank Employers Group (SBEG) and @flintculture to help shape the future of South Bank & Waterloo with a bold new identity and website as they aim for Net Zero by 2030. @southbanklondon @WeAreWaterlooUK design-science.org.uk/projec…

A new studies finds that tree bark removes methane from the atmosphere, making trees 10% even more better for climate than we previously thought! phys.org/news/2024-07-trees-…

Great to see our new visual identity for @GenesHealth in action. Website and animations coming next… design-science.org.uk/projec…

Can biologists predict which traits of organisms will evolve? You might be surprised. Watch "Rodents' teeth and Raptors' toes", the latest five-minute animation from the 'Evolution Evolving' website: evolutionevolving.org/storie… These videos are produced by @DesignScienceUK based on material in Kevin Lala et al's forthcoming book ‘Evolution Evolving: The Developmental Origins of Adaptation and Biodiversity’. Available to pre-order at @PrincetonUPress. Order now for a 30% discount (see above website for details).

Thank you @DesignScienceUK! Different topic, different audience and yet again 🐍 and 🪜 worked so well!

Great to see our snakes & ladders workshop pack developed with @CHIR_City back in action!

Would you like to know why domesticated animals frequently have floppy ears, piebald coat colours or curly tails? Or why artificial selection for tameness leads to animals with small teeth and brains? Watch this terrific 5-minute animation from the 'Evolution Evolving' website: evolutionevolving.org/storie… It explains how developmental mechanisms create biases in the generation of trait variation, such that clusters of traits evolve together. These videos are based on material in Kevin Lala et al's forthcoming book ‘Evolution Evolving: The Developmental Origins of Adaptation and Biodiversity’, which is now available to pre-order at @PrincetonUPress . Order now for a 30% discount (see above website for details).

Want to understand how phenotypic plasticity can guide evolution? Here is another wonderful 5-minute animation from the 'Evolution Evolving' website: evolutionevolving.org/storie… ‘Evolution Evolving: The Developmental Origins of Adaptation and Biodiversity’ is now available to pre-order at @PrincetonUPress . Order now for a 30% discount (see above website for details). #evolution #biology #inheritance #evolutionarybiology #extrageneticinheritance #evodevo #plasticity #genetics #books #booklaunch #newbookalert #comingsoon #sweden #germany #uk #usa

A major part of our project with @EvoEvolving involved producing a series of animations that introduce scientific discoveries to a wider audience

Design Science were brilliant. Great ideas, extremely professional, and a pleasure to work with. We thoroughly recommend them.

A joy working with Prof Kevin Lala & co-authors to design an identity, website (now live!), animations and more to help communicate their important new study of #evolutionarybiology @EvoEvolving design-science.org.uk/projec…

Human culture is changing too fast for evolution to catch up – here’s how it may affect you theconversation.com/human-cu… via @ConversationUK

Well done @soundorigins Looking forward to working together to develop design resources to support your incredible work

Nature conservation works, and we’re getting better at it – new study theconversation.com/nature-c… via @ConversationUK

Half the oxygen we breathe comes from tiny phytoplankton in the ocean. Every day is #EarthDay

Excited to be working on design communication material to help promote this important new book design-science.org.uk/news/e…