#sciencepublications

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This one was lots of fun...coming September 20th is a book on the amazing brain written by Dr. Klaus M. Stiefel and illustrated by me. I was asked to bring some fun to Klaus’s incredible research and I worked with a lovely German publisher on this project (Huebner Books) - that I thoroughly enjoyed. Stay tuned for some of my favourite pieces I’ve created so far and some pretty cool brain shenanigans focusing on the concepts in brain science from sleep to near-death experiences. More to come!👏🏻🧠💖💪🏻✏️#wunderbar #allfinished #sciencepublications #scienceillustration #illustration #watercolour #strongpencil

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Want to Read Science Publications? Here’s an Option for College Students

It’s unfortunate that science publications are costly to rent and buy. It is even more unfortunate that there is only a temporary solution for those enrolled in an institution of higher education and not simply everyone. While I believe that subscriptions and deals should be offered at much better prices (or free) in order to increase access to the latest research, readers can be rest assured that there is still a way to get those much needed publications.

Sign up on ResearchGate. It is surprising how much information is on there, as well as how often authors allow access to their work. It opens the door for conversation as well, as authors may sometimes request reviews and opinions of their work. 

Even if a request is not approved, slightly older (but not ancient) articles on the same and similar topic are probably available. 

Consider saving and keeping up on the latest research by using this free service.

Totally worth it.