Manga is art, and a solution to promote science
Dragon ball, Shin-chan, Totoro, whatever, everyone in the world at least knows one of the Japanese manga. Most of us like manga, right? In order to promote our science, we collaborate a professional science manga artist, Hayanon. Her illustration feels you connected to science.
誰もが楽しめるサイエンス
化学も含めたサイエンスは、なかなかその本質を一般の人に理解してもらうのは難しい。なので古川グループでは、理系漫画家「はやのん」と協力して、研究成果のエッセンスを抽出した漫画やイラストを作成します。誰もが楽しめるサイエンス、そういうアプローチがあってもいいですよね？
<Original Illustration by Hayanon>
Original article: Zaoming Wang et al.
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