News from our world of biomedical visualization
Illustrating orthopedic surgical techniques
Over the years, Joanne has illustrated more than 65 orthopedic surgical technique articles—adding up to over 300 published illustrations in the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery alone. It’s not often that we get into the operating room to observe…
Case studies—Coming soon!
Keep your eyes peeled for in-depth explorations of projects we’ve worked on. We plan to discuss the fascinating and unique challenges often encountered in a medical visualization project. For example… I need to draw a receptor whose shape is unknown.…
Chair of the Board: Joanne Haderer Müller, MA, CMI
Joanne has been elected Chair of the Board of the Association of Medical Illustrators, an international group of about 800 members working in the fields of biomedical illustration, animation, and biomedical visualization. Joanne will be responsible for forming a new…
Fusion2013: Connecting Minds—Visualizing Science & Medicine
The Association of Medical Illustrators meets in Salt Lake City, UT, for its 68th annual meeting, July 17-20. This is THE place to be for anyone visualizing science and medicine for communication. (Image by Association of Medical Illustrators Planning Committee.)
Daniel Müller featured in Visual Strategies book
Daniel’s Müller’s interactive work at the New England Journal of Medicine has been featured in Visual Strategies: A Practical Guide to Graphics for Scientists and Engineers by Felice Frankel and Angela DePace. “Interactivity Brings Clarity” focuses on a complex interactive…
Joanne Haderer Müller elected Vice Chair of the Board
H&M’s Joanne Haderer Müller has been elected to serve as the Vice Chair of the Board of Governors of the Association of Medical Illustrators. Joanne will also serve as the Vice Chair of the AMI Finance committee and member of…
Visual Language for Designers book
The Rockport Publishers book Visual Language for Designers by Connie Malamed hits bookstores and features work by artists and designers from around the world. H&M was invited to represent medical illustration by contributing five illustrations throughout the book… including a…