BioRender Wall of Love

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

Anything I forgot? pic.twitter.com/CHnDdz97sp

— Sarah Wettstadt (@DrBommel) April 12, 2020

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!!

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

— Nicholas A. DeFilippo, CPhT (@ConnPharmIntern) February 10, 2019

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
That illustration tool is coming to your Trends reviews very soon 😁 https://t.co/x4aoaBnmZN

— Trends in Immunology (@TrendsImmuno) April 30, 2018