According to him, the main advantage of Visual

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Why can't what we do be done by a designer who is consulted by an expert on the client's side? The thing is that such a specialist's time is expensive, he will be forced to teach the designer the basics, participate in the process, repeatedly make edits and comments - in the end, the price and development time will be higher than our offer, since our processes are debugged, communications are built. Not to mention that many years of experience in visualization and communication in this area have allowed us to form a unique expertise in this area," says Ivan.

Science is the combination of professional knowledge and skills in both natural sciences and medicine, as well as in design and 3D graphics.

"We see low quality of educational materials in medicine and biology. denmark mobile phone numbers database Let's say animation and promotional materials are attractive, but they contain errors. Or, on the contrary, the material is competent, but visually it is made at a low level, it is not suitable for a serious company and a high-quality textbook. If you have expertise in both areas, it is logical to try to solve this problem," Ivan says.

Clients
Visual Science's clients include large Russian and foreign organizations, as well as small startups. The studio has worked on projects to represent RUSNANO portfolio companies, developed designs for pharmaceutical companies Takeda, Nycomed (Switzerland), NovoNordisk (Denmark), Grifols (Spain), Octafarma (Austria) and others. There is ongoing cooperation with rapidly developing biotech companies such as Bioclinicum and Mitotech.

The studio's work has been used by organizations coordinating medical research around the world, such as the National Institute of Health, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the Global HIV Vaccine Enterprise, and the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative.

Illustrations created by Visual Science are included in major and authoritative textbooks (for example, the book Vaccines edited by Stanley Plotkin) and appear on the pages of popular science publications and media outlets such as GEO, Stern, Der Spiegel, Zeit, The Washington Post, Kommersant or Vokrug Sveta.