Thank you to our happy users! ✍️💞
I'm in love with @BioRender!! making models and figures is a fun business now! pic.twitter.com/ib4Xzx47xT
— francesca (@TeleseFrancesca) 11 August 2018
@BioRender you saved my life!! and thanks @VirusesImmunity for bringing it to my attention. My whole lab uses it now and we absolutely love it! #getallthehelpyoucanget #useyourtimewisely
— Ana Fernandez-Sesma (@SesmaLab) May 25, 2018
May be a little late to the party here but @BioRender is my new favourite thing. 😍
— Dr Fiona M Menzies (@Fmenzi) August 10, 2018
Definitely second the recommendation for @BioRender really user friendly, makes really impressive images, really wide range of icons already made and if they don’t have an icon that you need you can request it from them.
— Louise Topping (@louutopping) August 3, 2018
That looks amazing! Should have had this for my thesis!
— Jorg de Ruijter (@jorgderuijter) August 10, 2018
Saw a previous tweet from @VirusesImmunity about @BioRender and decided to try it. It is AWESOME and I highly recommend it for those who like schematics. Bonus: there is a great placenta image! pic.twitter.com/F0kMYOcPxh
— CCoyne (@scienceCC) July 23, 2018
Pure joy at finding a ready-made inflammasome in @BioRender, this took 2 min to make #moretimeforfootball pic.twitter.com/7fca1jwS6X
— Miron Lab (@MironLab) June 17, 2018
Beautiful rendition of all biological processes. Super easy to use and edit. Have fallen in love with this already :) Here's my first figure using BioRender and will use this slide for a presentation next week. pic.twitter.com/jf9YUOqC5r
— Ramanuj DasGupta (@rdasgupt) February 10, 2018
Thank you @BioRender for such a user-friendly program that makes beautiful illustrations. I love that I can go back through my version history and modify what I need based on my audience 🙌🏻 #gradschool #phdlife #scicomm #neuroscience pic.twitter.com/IjtLeynspu
— Alexandra Y (@ayaszems) June 26, 2018
@GradSlack definitely an amazing tool!!
— kss (@kss_76) August 9, 2018
OMG my paper figures are gonna be sooooo sick! this is exactly the age I work with https://t.co/xMiLBh22uy
— 🔬Samantha Yammine 🏳️🌈 (@SamanthaZY) 7 August 2018
@BioRender is amazing for figure making - they have pre-made icons which are great for genetics/proteins! All you have to do is drag and drop. You can easily get a free trial to try it out.
— Farah (@this_is_farah) August 9, 2018
(This isn't sponsored - I just enjoyed my trial that much!)https://t.co/1fSc8JOOmF
awesome people at https://t.co/jvJClSaWL6 drew these amazing neonatal mice for me! #science #babies #neonates #nerdalert #savingbabies #biorender #nerd #immunology https://t.co/MxcQ5JPT8O
— Ogan K. (@blueboys17) July 3, 2018
Where was this when I was in grad school?!?! Even for those who can slog through a PowerPoint figure, it’s a colossal waste of time. I’m going to check out @BioRender https://t.co/oJ70gq1WGr
— Tom Grys (@GrysClinMicro) June 10, 2018
I LOVE @BioRender - and I am not even doing bio related research 😬 People gave me really good feedback on my latest poster and slides!
— Alexandra Gellé (@AlexGelle) August 8, 2018
If I can do it, you can do it (for sure)! Using @BioRender, I just made this graphics #sciart to explain our finding that CD4 T cells enable recruitment of CD8 T cells to the genital mucosa after #HSV infection. Took me 15 min. @nature https://t.co/HOnJG0JFEx pic.twitter.com/IdhfUTVQfX
— Akiko Iwasaki (@VirusesImmunity) April 28, 2018
BioRender lets you make icons for illustrations from PDB structures! #structuralbiology #PDB @BioRender https://t.co/66COwB7jLp
— Nancy R Gough (@NancyRGough) June 26, 2018
I want a physics version of @BioRender and I want it now.
— Matthew Benyohai (@BenyohaiPhysics) August 10, 2018
the drawings are awesome, I tried to use similar tools but the quality of this one goes far beyond...
— Аnа Dorrego (@dorreguins) August 11, 2018
#Scientists if you aren't using @BioRender, you NEED to start right now. I needed a stool icon for my #gutmicrobiome research and there are just no professional-looking options out there. Placed my request yesterday and 24 hrs later, this is what they came back with 😱 #impressed pic.twitter.com/JkOd9yLev7
— Dr. Ana Maria Porras (@AnaMaPorras) August 3, 2018
In addition to the great science, I learned about @BioRender at #ASMicrobe. Great illustrations to customize for talks, papers, etc. Game changer for the inartistic among us (me!)
— Emily Cope (@emilykcope_) June 10, 2018
Quick, fun poster preparation on #exosome engineering using @BioRender's drawing platform. Thanks to @VirusesImmunity for the recommendation! pic.twitter.com/OGfgB0vzer
— Amir Ferry (@amirferry) May 16, 2018
Just discovered @BioRender to make PRO scientific figures. First thoughts: can easily be done in @Illustrator and may hinder creativity. After using it: it is SO FAST, making figures in matters of seconds with amazing outputs. Thanks to @ShizAoki for making this happen!
— JupLab (@JupLab) August 11, 2018