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a blog about the intersection of science, art, and culture by Jessica Palmer, PhD

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Jessica Palmer has a PhD in Molecular Biology and has been blogging about the intersection of art and biology since 2006.

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Love:

Monster with Heart

Category: Artists & Art

The grotesque letterpress heartmonster needs to be cuddled.

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Love and BraaaAAAAIINNSSS

Category: Artists & Art

Her hair was probably falling out anyway, but it's the thought that counts. Right?

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Subway lines as cello strings; an atlas of loneliness

Category: Artists & Art

New York as a stringed instrument, New York as quest for love. Is there any limit to the ways data can be "mapped"?

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Love, in its anatomical connections

Category: Love

From the Cold Spring Harbor Archive (click for larger image). From Micklos, The Science of Eugenics, pg 116 (1930)....

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Nothing Says "I love you" like Earthworm Sex

Category: Biology

Just in time for Valentine's Day: the "Copulating Earthworm Necklace," from heronadornment on etsy. Also love her anatomical heart locket....

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Deep Sea Romance

Category: Artists & Art

"A Love Aquatic" letterpress notecards and posters by Sarah Adler on etsy....

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Proposalephemera

Category: Ephemera

Light Writing Proposal, by Derick Childress. Via Good. Congratulations, Derick and Emily....

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our best friends

Category: Photography

Boston's fatorangecat studio has a wonderful blog where photographer Li Ward posts some of her most spontaneous work (like the time her furry subject got all tangled up with Cameron Diaz). Ranging from the absurd to the poignant, Li's...

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Thoughts on fairy tales

Category: Books & Essays

From an essay by AS Byatt: As I grow older, the fact of the existence of the world's huge compendium of changing and unchangeable tales seems to me more, not less, mysterious. How can they so steadily resemble each other,...

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"When science fiction and lust meet in her bed. . . "

Category: Books & Essays

Check out this clever riff on vintage science books by Nate Wragg, one of a group of Pixar illustrators who teamed up to create the forthcoming Ancient Book of Sex and Science. Wragg says, A favorite series of mine...

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