I teach a short course called Nature’s Robots (blatantly copying the title of Tanford and Renynolds’ book of the same name). It’s a potted history of protein science. I got bored of reading essays so I asked the students to create a short video on the subject instead.
One of thems produced this absolutely beautiful set of ink drawings.
In future I’ll just show students this video and sparing them my lectures!
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