As a professor of visual communications, I can’t help but notice all the images of COVID-19 that have been circulating. You’ve probably seen some version of it: a ...

A morning commute becomes tense as an Asian girl looks up from her phone in disbelief. The white woman sitting beside her says, "Shouldn't you get off this tram?" Inspired by recent events, ...

After two years, the virus’s influence on news, politics, and our lives has changed, though hardly waned. But the aesthetics of the pandemic have stayed mostly stagnant: masks, vaccines, syringes, and ...

This illustration shows how the rabies virus inhibits nicotinic receptors in the brain, which interferes with communication and induces frenzied behavior. Disclaimer: AAAS and EurekAlert! are not ...

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