bio.stitch

bio.stitch

@biostitch.bsky.social

Science-themed fiber arts. Mostly embroidery of parasites. Instagram.com/bio.stitch

515 Followers 148 Following 35 Posts Joined Nov 2024
1 year ago
Two watercolor paintings of blue bacteria and viruses

Hey look, I remember how to paint #sciart

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So interesting!

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Jimmy Carter's Fight Against Guinea Worm: A Personal Reflection Lessons from a humanitarian icon

Jimmy Carter's Fight Against Guinea Worm: A Personal Reflection
open.substack.com/pub/bktitanj...

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Thank you ☺️

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RIP Jimmy Carter 🫡

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Dracunculiasis (guinea-worm disease) A crippling parasitic disease, transmitted exclusively when people drink stagnant water, dracunculiasis is poised for eradication, with 25 human cases reported in 2016. #BeatNTDs

www.who.int/news-room/fa...

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Jimmy Carter's decades-long crusade against a forgotten disease: Guinea worm Kenyans will remember President Jimmy Carter as the man who defeated the guinea worm. The disease is on schedule to be eradicated by 2030.

harvardpublichealth.org/global-healt...

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Near-eradication of a debilitating parasitic disease is a pillar of Carter’s legacy | CNN In 2015, millions of people around the world tuned in to hear President Jimmy Carter announce that his cancer – metastatic melanoma – had spread to his brain, but he didn’t focus solely on his own dis...

amp.cnn.com/cnn/2023/02/...

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#JimmyCarter led the eradication efforts against the Guinea worm, a debilitating parasitic worm. A few years ago, I stitched the worm emerging from a skin blister while being wound onto a stick, which is the traditional treatment. News links in comments. #sciart 🐡

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Thanks!!

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Photograph of an embroidery hoop with white fabric, depicting two red blood cells that infected with malaria ring stage trophozoites. One cell has one parasite and the other cell has two parasites. The red blood cells are shades of purple and the parasites are shown as semicircular structures with blue cytoplasm and two pink nuclei.

For the many parasitologists in the starter packs who are malaria researchers, this post is for you!

For the fiber art nerds:
This was my third embroidery project and first try at thread painting. I was still very much a newbie lol! But I’m also still pretty happy with this one. #sciart 🐡

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Thanks so much!! ☺️

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May I be added, please? This account is mainly my artsy stuff but I am also a parasitology professor.

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Hello, thank you for making this starter pack. Can I be added, please? This account is mainly my artsy stuff, but I am also a parasitology professor.

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Thanks!! ☺️

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Thank you! ☺️

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Here’s the mammary gland project in its new home, alongside a cell in anaphase and a neuromuscular junction. #sciart 🐡

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Amazing! ‘Twinkling Toxoplasma’ Tree (image by Kseniia Bondarenko) wins 2024 Festive Science Image Competition.

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I tried making one of these "starter packs" for Parasitology peeps :)

Feel free to extend the gap!!

go.bsky.app/JWGLWrd

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This is amazing! Thank you! So happy to see other parasitologists here!

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Thank you!!☺️

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Picture shows a rectangular quilt that is dark grey with a red binding. The shape of the cerebral arterial circle (of Willis) has been exposed using reverse applique to show the background fabric which is shades of red. The shape of the brain has been added in cream and the cranial nerves leaving the brainstem in bright yellow. The intended effect is to show a rough diagram outlined on a chalkboard background, as might be used teaching anatomy.

I've posted this before but only in the other place, here is a mini mini quilt I made a while ago with some recently added embroidery. #sciart #anatomy

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This is amazing! Love it!!

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Thanks!!

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1 year ago

Thank you!

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1 year ago

Yes lol - so many French knots!

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Thank you! ☺️

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Thank you! ☺️

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I love snails! I’m a trematode parasite biologist and they always have a snail host. 🐌

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