德鲁-贝里 生物医学动画师

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Drew Berry
Biomedical Animator | Class of 2010
Enhancing our understanding of a wide range of biological processes and systems by synthesizing data from a variety of fields into scientifically accurate, aesthetically rich visualizations.


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Title
Biomedical Animator
Affiliation
Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research
Location
Melbourne, Australia
Age
40 at time of award
Area of Focus
Moving Image, STEM Education and Communication
Published September 28, 2010
ABOUT DREW'S WORK
Drew Berry is a biomedical animator whose scientifically accurate and aesthetically rich visualizations are elucidating cellular and molecular processes for a wide range of audiences. Trained as a cell biologist as well as in light and electron microscopy, Berry brings a rigorous scientific approach to each project, immersing himself in the relevant research in structural biology, biochemistry, and genetics to ensure that the most current data are represented. In three- and four-dimensional renderings of such key biological concepts as cell death, tumor growth, and the packaging of DNA, Berry captures the details of molecular shape, scale, behavior, and spatio-temporal dynamics in striking form. His groundbreaking series of animations of the intricate biochemistry of DNA replication, translation, and transcription demonstrates these multifaceted processes in ways that enlighten both scientists and the scientifically curious. The sequence and pace of each molecular interaction are precisely coordinated, at the same time as the ceaseless motion of the molecules reveals the complex and seemingly random choreography of the molecular world. Committed to educating the public about critical topics in medical research, Berry created a two-part animation of the malaria life cycle that illustrates the pathogen’s development in the mosquito host and its invasion of and diffusion throughout human cells. In these and many other projects in progress, Berry synthesizes data across a variety of fields and presents them in engaging and lucid animations that both inspire a sense of wonder and enhance understanding of biological systems.

BIOGRAPHY
Drew Berry received B.Sc. (1993) and M.Sc. (1995) degrees from the University of Melbourne. Since 1995, he has been a biomedical animator at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research. His animations have appeared in exhibitions and multimedia programs at such venues as the Museum of Modern Art, the Guggenheim Museum, the Royal Institute of Great Britain, and the University of Geneva.





德鲁-贝里
生物医学动画师 | 2010级
通过将不同领域的数据综合成科学准确、富有美感的可视化，加强我们对广泛的生物过程和系统的理解。


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标题
生物医学动画师
工作单位
沃尔特和伊丽莎-霍尔医学研究所
工作地点
墨尔本，澳大利亚
年龄
获奖时40岁
重点领域
活动图像, STEM教育和交流
发表于2010年9月28日
关于德鲁的工作
德鲁-贝瑞是一位生物医学动画师，他的科学准确而富有美感的可视化作品为广大观众阐明了细胞和分子过程。作为一名细胞生物学家以及光镜和电子显微镜的培训者，贝里为每个项目带来了严格的科学方法，他沉浸在结构生物学、生物化学和遗传学的相关研究中，以确保代表最新的数据。在细胞死亡、肿瘤生长和DNA包装等关键生物概念的三维和四维渲染中，贝瑞以惊人的形式捕捉到分子形状、规模、行为和时空动态的细节。他对DNA复制、翻译和转录的错综复杂的生物化学进行了开创性的系列动画演示，以启迪科学家和对科学好奇的人的方式展示了这些多面的过程。每个分子相互作用的顺序和速度都是精确协调的，同时，分子的无休止运动揭示了分子世界复杂而看似随机的编排。贝里致力于教育公众了解医学研究中的关键课题，他制作了一个由两部分组成的疟疾生命周期动画，说明了病原体在蚊子宿主体内的发展以及它对人体细胞的入侵和扩散。在这些和其他许多正在进行的项目中，贝瑞综合了不同领域的数据，并以引人入胜和清晰的动画形式呈现出来，既激发了人们的好奇心，又增强了对生物系统的理解。

个人简历
德鲁-贝里在墨尔本大学获得理学士（1993年）和理科硕士（1995年）学位。自1995年以来，他一直是沃尔特和伊丽莎-霍尔医学研究所的生物医学动画师。他的动画作品曾出现在现代艺术博物馆、古根海姆博物馆、英国皇家学院和日内瓦大学等场所的展览和多媒体项目中。