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Visualizing Virology
Applications now open to students
The "Visualizing Virology" program is a dynamic extension of the VI4 Artist-in-Residence Program offered through the Vanderbilt Vaccine Center, specifically designed to engage artists and scientists in the captivating intersection of art, science, and immunology. Through this program, students are offered a unique opportunity to work alongside Briony Marshall, the first artist-in-residence for the program, exploring the visual-spatial skills artists and scientists utilize and developing their artwork inspired by the cutting-edge science of vaccines. In particular, this program explores the power of the human immune system to foster a unique dialogue between artistic creativity and scientific inquiry. This program aims to bring renewed and sustained attention before the next pandemic.