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Tal Bavli Ziv (she/her) holds an undergraduate degree in Illustration (BFA) and a Master's degree in Biomedical Communications from the University of Toronto. Her first AMI Diversity Fellowship illustration shows pulmonary arterial hypertension: illustratechange.com

Lilith Alexandria Lawrence is an alumnus of the Master’s in Biomedical Communications program at The Univeristy of Toronto Mississauga. Her first AMI Diversity Fellowship illustration highlights abdominal aortic aneurysm: illustratechange.com

Sana Khan, HBSC, MScBMC is a visualization specialist with advanced training in biomedical illustration and design. Her first AMI Diversity Fellowship illustration shows coronary artery disease treated with percutaneous coronary intervention: illustratechange.com

Dr. Morium Howlader is a Primary Care Physician and Medical Illustrator based in the North East of England. Dr. Howlader’s first AMI Diversity Fellowship illustration depicts heart failure: illustratechange.com

Sarah Gluschitz (they/them) is a queer non-binary Certified Medical Illustrator working at the Center for BioMedical Visualization, St. George’s University, Grenada. Their first AMI Diversity Fellowship illustration highlights pericarditis: illustratechange.com

Lucia Fernanda Garces Torres is a professional graphic designer and illustrator from Colombia with over 20 years of experience. Her first AMI Diversity Fellowship illustration depicts transient ischemic attack: illustratechange.com

Tiffany Fung is the co-founder and creative director of Biotic Artlab, a medical illustration studio based in the Netherlands. Her first AMI Diversity Fellowship illustration highlights deep vein thrombosis (DVT): illustratechange.com

Ni-ka Ford is a Board-Certified Medical Illustrator based in Atlanta, Georgia and is the founder of Enlight Visuals. Her first AMI Diversity Fellowship illustration shows heart disease mitigated by ventricular support device: illustratechange.com

Sami Brussels is a medical illustrator specializing in reconstructive urology and plastics. His work deals with homosexuality, disability, and lived experience as a transsexual man. His first AMI Diversity Fellowship illustration is mitral valve prolapse: illustratechange.com

The submission deadline for the Inez Demonet Scholarship is this Friday!

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Ezgi Bozoğullarından works as a medical intern doctor at Sivas Cumhuriyet University, Faculty of Medicine in Turkey. Her first AMI Diversity Fellowship illustration highlights myocardial infarction with non-obstructive coronary arteries: illustratechange.com

The AMI Diversity Fellowship's first round of illustrations is live! This work is made possible by a grant through Johnson & Johnson’s Our Race to Health Equity (ORTHE) initiative. We will be highlighting the work of each of our Diversity Fellows: illustratechange.com

I still catch myself making sound effects when I illustrate … 😀 @AMIdotorg

Explore molecular visualization in our webinar with Derek Ng! Gain practical strategies for modeling protein structures and interactions. AMI members, register at hub.ami.org/online-educati…. Not a member? Join for valuable webinars and skill enhancement! ami.org/membership/joi…

This is a friendly reminder that the deadline to submit your Inez Demonet Scholarship application is coming up. All second-year graduate students from an accredited program are encouraged to apply!

Exciting news! 🔍 The AMI is thrilled to announce Lisa Bailey, former FBI Forensic Artist, as our keynote speaker for #AMI2024! Join us for a captivating dive into the world of forensic artistry and investigation. #LisaBailey #ForensicArt #KeynoteSpeaker

Part B is due Monday, February 12th, 11:59 PM PST. The Scholarship Committee is happy to answer questions or troubleshoot any issues with the submission process— you’re welcome to reach out to us at scholarship@ami.org.

Application materials and instructions can be found on the Scholarship page at ami.org. Please submit all Part A materials by Friday, February 9th, 11:59 PM PST. Once submitted, you’ll receive a personal Dropbox link for uploading your Part B application materials