Scientist Spotlight on Dr. Chi Van Dang: What if Scientific Figures Came First?
Professor Chi Van Dang shares how illustration has become an essential part of his scientific process—not just as a way to communicate results, but as a tool for thinking.
Here at BioRender we're always excited to talk with researchers about their groundbreaking work, the illustrations that help them ask big questions, and what excites them about the future of scientific research. This week we asked Dr. Chi Van Dang, CEO & Scientific Director of the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research and Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Cancer Medicine at Johns Hopkins, to share how illustration aids his research. Surprisingly, BioRender isn’t just the final destination in Dr. Dang’s workflow. It’s also a tool he uses along the way to help crystallize his understanding…
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