Marine Microbiology

CLIENT

Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology

RESEARCH FIELD

TYPE

Interactive Poster

YEAR

2018

DESCRIPTION
Installed in the foyer of the institute for Marine Microbiology so that scientists and visitors ­are informed about the scope of research. The manifold interactions between bacteria and their environment and their contribution to global material cycles become visible.
CREDITS
Scientific Advice: Dr. Soeren Ahmerkamp, Dr. Burak Avci, Dr. Christian Borowski, Prof. Dr. Nicole Dubilier, Dr. Verena Carvalho, Benedikt Geier, Prof. Dr. Frank Oliver Glöckner, Dr. Harald Gruber-Vodicka, Dr. Axel Gruhl, Dr. Joost den Haan, Prof. Dr. Jens Harder, Dr. Laurie Hofmann, Dr. Felix Janssen, Dr. Anne-Christin Kreutzmann, Dr. Sten Littmann, Dr. Wiebke Mohr, Dr. Massimiliano Molari, Rafael laso Perez, Dr. David Probandt, Dr. Greta Reintjes, Dr. Frank Wenzhöfer

Editor: Dr. Fanni Aspetsberger

Creative Development & Visual Coding: Luna Nane
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Making-of:
Hydrothermal Vents

Follow the process of creating one scene for the interactive poster: From research and inspiration to the first sketches and drafts, 3D modelling, animating, rendering and labelling to the final result.

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