BioRender Wall of Love
Super impressed with the jellyfish icon that I requested from @BioRender, check out the detail! pic.twitter.com/ug2WSEn3rO
— Dan Quintana (@dsquintana) November 2, 2020
Just saw the latest @BioRender update and now I need to come up with a reason to make a figure that incorporates DNA or RNA because 🤯🤯🤯
— Dr. Tanya 👩🔬🔬🧫 (@tanya_microbio) September 23, 2020
Worth every penny and provide a very polished way of presenting your ideas through figures and illustrations... ✌️👍 100% recommended
— Kunal Pratap (@kunalprats) September 10, 2020
Thanks for all your suggestions! I already tried them out and I gotta admit I fell in love with @BioRender - Just a couple of hours and I already got my task done thanks to it. 100% recommended! 😀
— Vicente Fajardo (@VicenteFoRs) September 6, 2020
Everyone get on @BioRender! Preaching this from the rooftops and hope universities buy their staff access to this amazing tool https://t.co/liSszp93mr
— Ali علی (@ali_asgher_ali) August 21, 2020
Recently used the @BioRender visualisation tool my supervisor shared with me. Amazing resource! To think I've been trying to draw schemas using Photoshop and PowerPoint all the while. Knowledge is everything. pic.twitter.com/9lz84EjjDe
— Okanda (@okandaogbonda) August 12, 2020
I 👏🏻 LOVE 👏🏻@BioRender! Got my whole company using it now, and they made me a custom spinach icon in a jiffy. So easy to use and figures look amazing 🤩 https://t.co/r7mAnsHYms
— Lauren Popov, PhD (@lauren_popov) June 11, 2020
Thanks so much @BioRender for the great Learning Hub about science posters and how to design them ! Definitely will join again next week ! #webinar #WorkFromHome #homeoffice #phdchat #academicchatter #scicomm
— Lena Steppe (@LenaSteppe) April 16, 2020
@BioRender is an amazing tool for creating one of the highest quality biology schematics and illustrations. Give it a shot! https://t.co/P1O8BzyA3o
— Ikjot Singh (@ikjot_sohal) March 26, 2020
@BioRender is a brilliant website for graphical illustrations. They provide customised icons on request (below) helping researchers to widely disseminated their findings, all at very competitive rates for students. 👍🏼@mmamas1973 @hvanspall pic.twitter.com/5CKePc9ctq
— Mohamed Mohamed (@dr_mosama) November 6, 2019
Thumbs up for @BioRender once again. This time nailed with a simple but neat Estrogen Receptor signaling in no time. In the past a couple of high throughput microscopes and liquid handling robots, huge thanks! Once you start there is no way back 😊 pic.twitter.com/lSP349pBdT
— jordi carreras-puigvert (@puigvert_j) October 28, 2019
Thanks to a colleague, I came across @BioRender a really fantastic tool for creating biologically relevant illustrations with a professional look, for papers or for powerpoint presentations. They have a free and a paid mode. Don’t have any CofI with them. https://t.co/rIxjPFuZw0 pic.twitter.com/3B5zCcJpnP
— Lluis Montoliu (@LluisMontoliu) October 16, 2019
Seriously, no more excuses for bad figures. Way to go @BioRender! pic.twitter.com/wuolJvNTOC
— Graeme Moffat (@graemedmoffat) September 17, 2019
Discovery of the month!!!! @BioRender. pic.twitter.com/WzcdB0XZ1A
— Alexandra Martínez-Roca. MD. (@AMartinezRocaMD) April 1, 2019
If you even need another reason to love @BioRender, here's a fun fact: I requested an anemone icon like a week ago and just got an email that this gorgeous little icon is now available. #cnidonerds rejoice! pic.twitter.com/wA05iwz8HA
— Dr. Rachel Wright (@its_RWright) February 15, 2019
Transmitir ciencia puede ser una tarea complicada, y al igual que en investigación requiere de creatividad y actualización. Esta genialidad se llama @BioRender y permite ilustrar fácilmente infinidad de procesos biológicos 🧬🔬🎨💻😍 https://t.co/nzo62JwV51
— Francisco Villena (@villena_francis) February 5, 2019
As much as I love spending my time at 500% zoom in PowerPoint when making diagrams, I won't miss it. This tool is AMAZING for creating aesthetically pleasing graphics! Bonus: an integrated platform for sharing your work with your team/lab! https://t.co/NuVvlNboBR
— Deborah Luessen (@djluessen) February 1, 2019
Exploring @BioRender this Polar Vortex morning, and seeing a lot of great #bugs, both insect and parasite!! And PDB incorporation??? WOW!!! 👩🔬🐝🧬🦟🔬👩🎨
— Allyson Ray (@AllysonMRay) January 31, 2019
This is the stuff dreams are made of... Check it out for #immunology #malaria and more. Thank you @biorender 🎉 #phdlife https://t.co/hwepTLBhmk
— Irene Tumwine (@IreneTumwine) January 31, 2019
This would have saved me so much time in grad school. Shoutout to @BioRender. Great team and great product! https://t.co/GrFf4XvTUm
— Russell Pollari (@russ_poll) January 30, 2019
Just found out about @BioRender and the #scicomm teacher-to-be scientist in me is loving it! pic.twitter.com/q8cGLh4H2i
— Kevin Squires (@KevinMSquires) December 18, 2018
Finally I could try @BioRender and I AM A HUGE FAN of it!!! Thanks to the creators. They saved my life 😍.
— J.C. López (@JuanCLopezBio) November 30, 2018
HOW did I not know about @BioRender before now!?!
— Signe E. Åsberg (@BananaFurby) October 23, 2018
This app is amazing, I managed to illustrate phagosome maturation with NO anger #PhDChat #phdforum #AcademicTwitter
@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
Update: You need this. We all need this. The request feature??? I am officially obsessed. @BioRender how do I appropriately cite you awesome people on every gd slide of my colloquium? pic.twitter.com/E6FAsTYJgV
— liz (@the_lizness) August 14, 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
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
All the figures I made for my PhD thesis document (as well as for both private and public PhD defenses) were made from @BioRender . I cannot recommend this platform enough! #lifesciences #GraphicDesign https://t.co/E7geWPu7hK
— Miriam Valera-Alberni (@MiriamVAlberni) October 25, 2020
My ideal lab :
— Afra is extremely motivated (@resistzones) September 16, 2020
Has @BioRender subscription
That's it.
Also, doesn't discriminate between home and international students students but we can't have everything can we? @AcademicChatter
I’m obsessed with BioRender! I use it for ppt presentation figures all the time, too!
— Emily Nagel, PhD, RD (@emnagelRD) September 6, 2020
Our lab just acquired @BioRender and I am SO excited to make *all* the figures
— Chad Phillips-Hart, MSc 🏳️🌈 (@chadd92) September 3, 2020
I introduced @biorender to my department today, and now I am a local hero.
— Thu N Huynh (@ThuHuynhPhD) August 19, 2020
I really like using @BioRender for making graphical figures. Upon request, they created flax icons. I 💜 them. Thank you BioRender! pic.twitter.com/nF6LUGuVjw
— Caley Gasch (@ckgasch) June 23, 2020
It was only time before this happens... Here is an illustration I made to accompany a sourdough recipe using a scientist friendly medium- @BioRender ! pic.twitter.com/edl98TCvyf
— Anna Andrusaite (@annaandrusaite) April 21, 2020
Massive thanks to @BioRender for providing such great templates for #sciart. Without them I would have never managed to write a basic info page on #bacteria.https://t.co/x9dqJqIDF8
— Sarah Wettstadt (@DrBommel) April 12, 2020
Anything I forgot? pic.twitter.com/CHnDdz97sp
Massive thank you to Eli + @biorender team for making a more accurate #NLRP3 #inflammasome icon - 11 sensors (w 9 LRRs) interact via central NACHT domains - PYD-PYD with ASC and ASC CARD-CARD with caspase-1. This complex is v. hard to represent in 2D but I think this is great! pic.twitter.com/LtipD9WtM3
— Dr Rebecca Coll (@Rebecca_Coll) March 25, 2020
I meant to add, this is our first paper using @BioRender for figure drawing! They even added some new DNA recombination intermediate structures for us (and everyone else)... https://t.co/BXUrJc3cEp
— 🔬Dr Andrew Deans🇦🇺 (@GenomeStability) November 2, 2019
I work with two awesome undergrads (both named Kathryn) who both used @BioRender schematics in their group meeting presentations!! So aesthetically pleasing 😊 pic.twitter.com/6ieFyyEYC3
— Erica Hui (@helloericahui) October 25, 2019
The only figure I contributed to this study was this graphical abstract. @BioRender made the SLR14 icon (within < 30 min after my request). I put this figure in 15 minutes after that. See, even a PI can draw thanks to @BioRender🤣 pic.twitter.com/vjkzhck6aQ
— Prof. Akiko Iwasaki (@VirusesImmunity) October 10, 2019
I am so impressed with @BioRender customer service. @Elijahahahaha got my request delivered in a week (I wanted an Atlantic salmon and a tilapia, no kidding), and then modified it to make is even better. Thank you again people-of-the-awesome-company.
— Remi Gratacap 🐟🔬 (@gratacapr) April 22, 2019
Big shout out to @BioRender - there is a whole graphics section for #plantsci people: https://t.co/C3RxFh1udL 🌿 I have been using @lucidpress & @lucidchart for presentations and @plantae_org illustrations - now a new whole era of designs begins! Handy tools for scientists pic.twitter.com/DuMwuhIF0T
— Juniper Kiss🌱👩🔬🇪🇺 (@GOESbyJuniper) March 22, 2019
Okay anyone who is into making their own diagrams needs to check out @BioRender!!
— Nicholas A. DeFilippo, CPhT (@ConnPharmIntern) February 10, 2019
I just made these two cool graphics for my endocrine module to (more clearly) show the process of corticosteroid effects on gene transcription. pic.twitter.com/mAUnP0v87I
Biologists! Check out this awesome software from @BioRender!!! You can even add your own icons! https://t.co/s96cVLJBZ2
— Shireen (@gypsyrapunzel) February 1, 2019
Everyone needs to check out @BioRender - they make science illustration easy! Beautiful, professional results - no drawing skills required! #Science #research #phdchat https://t.co/8UuGGIG3Nf pic.twitter.com/Yg7EWCwl6r
— Dr Gareth Nye (@ganye91) February 1, 2019
I’ve gotten so much positive feedback on my figures during presentations and it’s all thanks to #Biorender!
— Francesca Tomasi (@frantibiotic) January 31, 2019
I love @BioRender. Tried it a couple weeks ago by the suggestion of @VirusesImmunity. I made a schematic in 1 hr and it was less stressful and more impactful than what I could have made it ppt. Bravo, @ShizAoki! https://t.co/M57FfsN7gK
— Stephanie N. Langel (@stephanielangel) January 31, 2019
An excellent way to train oneself in the art of #SciComm. Explaining complicated subjects CLEARLY (@VirusImmunity- I’m looking at you!) in one graphical pic is not easy. Also good training for mentees for lab mtg. #LoveVirology #BioRender @BioRender https://t.co/uK9h3afL7c
— Benhur Lee🦠🧬🔬 (@VirusWhisperer) January 17, 2019
Thanks to @BioRender figures look great in our review Modulating T cell responses via autophagy: the intrinsic influence controlling the function of both antigen-presenting cells and T cells https://t.co/8r5ViIeFBr … Read it, tweet it - get its altmetric up. pic.twitter.com/gWrGhYxFOn
— Eliseo Castillo (@eliseo_fc) December 14, 2018
shoutout to @BioRender software, which we used to draw the initial figures... great software and better customer service. https://t.co/QG6M6MM3Q1
— Ryan Logan (@RyanWLogan) November 29, 2018
So I've been sharing some @BioRender invitations... pic.twitter.com/asNL6wnolh
— IF (@IF91) October 15, 2018
Have I mentioned lately how much I love @BioRender? Cause I’m obsessed with #biorender Look at this #westernblot ! 😍 #PhdChat pic.twitter.com/eQWiJ7UaKY
— liz (@the_lizness) September 10, 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
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
Great graphic from ed board member @VirusesImmunity with @BioRender
— Trends in Immunology (@TrendsImmuno) April 30, 2018
That illustration tool is coming to your Trends reviews very soon 😁 https://t.co/x4aoaBnmZN
@BioRender What a great platform!! pic.twitter.com/gRcdzPKpLf
— Samaiyeh Dadashi (@SomaiyehD) October 23, 2020
Just want to say a big 🙌 to @BioRender for making it an absolute joy to make figures for this article. You can sign up for free and use for educational purposes (grants/presentations etc). Love it ♥️ https://t.co/BBwLGZ4GrW
— Lynda Coughlan 🔬 (@Virusnerdette) September 11, 2020
Thanks for all your suggestions! I already tried them out and I gotta admit I fell in love with @BioRender - Just a couple of hours and I already got my task done thanks to it. 100% recommended! 😀
— Vicente Fajardo (@VicenteFoRs) September 6, 2020
@BioRender is soooooooo awesome! 💕 thank you so very much for making our lives significantly easier!
— Seden StayingAtHome (@sedengineer) September 1, 2020
The seminar on creating signal pathways with @BioRender this evening was super helpful! Great information, good pace, and those working the chats and Q&A were fantastic. If you get a chance to see the recording, I def recommend it. Using this program or others, it'll be handy! 👩🔬
— Kelsey Bruce (@ChemistChef) August 19, 2020
Thanks to @biorender, makes #Scicomm, #research #scitalks much more nicer! My journey working with plants from my #PhD time to a group leader. pic.twitter.com/tx9z71ACyI
— Verena Ibl 🔬 (@VerenaIbl) June 16, 2020
Need to put together a slide on COVID related things? @biorender has you covered!
— iandanforth (@iandanforth) April 17, 2020
Pretty cool how a free tool keeps adding relevant assets. pic.twitter.com/nYqHTO85Mv
Now indulging in drawing figures in BioRender 😍
— Winnie Lai (@winnie_laiwy) April 9, 2020
A great app to create nice illustrations for my thesis and teaching materials 👍🏻#phdlife @BioRender pic.twitter.com/uOWPhzwz3F
Just started using @BioRender for scientific illustrations, and this definetely made my day. 😮You can also ask for customized icons! https://t.co/QqDn6ExjX0 #scientificfigures @AcademicChatter #AcademicChatter#AcademicTwitter #postdoclife pic.twitter.com/7P6SUJUGfs
— Carmen Falcone (@CarmenFalcone6) November 8, 2019
@BioRender is the BEST tool to make professional figures in the least amount of time.
— PhD Diaries (@thoughtsofaphd) October 30, 2019
I'm a digital design amateur (I mean, I still can't properly use the dropper tool), but you'd never know it by my figures. https://t.co/JsafTcg4SD
Just made an entire presentation using @BioRender and if you aren’t using it yet idk what is taking you so long because it is beautiful 😍
— Amanda Ruggieri (@anruggieri) October 18, 2019
I have been putting off making my amelogenesis cell stage figure for literally three years. Thanks to @BioRender, even with a free account, making it up only took an hour or so.
— 💀Chris Aris☕ (@ChrisJDAris) October 2, 2019
Extra appreciation to the site for having a pre-made secretion stage cell diagram! pic.twitter.com/vfjKZNlGZs
I am blocking the image on my poster - but shoutout to @BioRender! I used their wonderful platform to make a graphic for my abstract. pic.twitter.com/BSFz5rxtgZ
— Alex Taraboletti, PhD (@gulp_air) April 3, 2019
Special thanks to @BioRender for making my day! Excellent online software for creating beautiful illustrations for articles and presentations! And if you can't find what you're after, just make a request! Got my #aorticvalve figures today, couldn't be happier!
— Natalie Papanicolaou (@nataliepapanic) March 12, 2019
Made my first graphic using @BioRender and used it for group meeting - my lab said I sound like I make a commission if I get people to sign up but that’s just how much I love it!! #genius
— Virangika Wimalasena (@vkwimalasena) February 6, 2019
This is a great tool for quickly putting together high quality figures. Spent a couple of hours playing around today - you can choose from heaps of pre-drawn cartoons of cells, bugs, proteins etc. Check it out for your next lab meeting! @BioRender #PhDChat https://t.co/7CjUXUitB7
— Josh Newson (@joshnewson) February 1, 2019
Where have you been all of my life @BioRender! 😍#FirstIllustration #BioRender #Dilution #Microbiology #NCSUPickleProject #PickleProject #MB354NCSU #CURE #STEM #STEMChat #BiologicalIllustration #Teaching #TeachingTools #EdTech #Lab #ThisIsGoingToTakeUpAllOfMyFreeTime pic.twitter.com/mFgLGEIkAm
— Michael Taveirne (@ProfMicrobe) January 31, 2019
Already in love with the potentials of @BioRender platform!!! They have beautifully illustrated #Celegans !!!! Even brain atrophy ^_^ this is my "test" run, be prepared to get exhausted by my art work!! :D PS: it is FREEEEEEE! pic.twitter.com/MOHc0U0xNM
— Soudabeh ImanikiaPhD (@SImanikia) January 31, 2019
ayo im about to lose my goddamn MIND how didnt i know about this earlier??????????????????????????????????????????? yall out here savin lives and literally hours of my life 🤧🙏
— 💫 year of the 🐷 come thru💫 (@sephthedragon) January 30, 2019
.@BioRender makes #scicomm super easy! Took me 1h to draw our finding - in herpes infection, memory CD4 T cells respond to Ag in neural tissue, secrete IFNg, transiently loosen tight junction on endothelial cells, enabling antibody access to control virus. https://t.co/Uzrcb70sle pic.twitter.com/YAG3xvaTdP
— Akiko Iwasaki (@VirusesImmunity) January 16, 2019
Love @BioRender! We had our department buy full licenses for us (thanks to @ProfAmbrose)
— S_Lakdawala (@Lakdawala_Lab) December 13, 2018
Clear winner here is @BioRender - for a graphic design novice like me, super easy to create really cool illustrations and graphics! https://t.co/jRFdOiQ8Yr
— Sumanta Pal (@montypal) November 15, 2018
Proud to have presented my poster on mechanisms in cataract formation at @ComBio2018 today at @ICCSyd 😁🙌 Thanks to everyone who came to chat and ask me about it! If you’re interested in how I made the colourful schematics, check out @BioRender 👌 #phdchat #combio2018 #scicomm pic.twitter.com/T3WdxuylTD
— Daisy Shu (@EyeDaisyShu) September 25, 2018
I'm in love with @BioRender!! making models and figures is a fun business now! pic.twitter.com/ib4Xzx47xT
— DrFrancesca (@TeleseFrancesca) August 11, 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
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
