Scientific information design studio. Publication figures, mechanism of action visuals, and data visualisation for researchers and biotech companies.
I’m Etienne — a PhD biochemist and scientific information designer based in Oxford. I work with researchers and biotech companies to turn complex biology and data into visuals that are accurate, clear, and worth looking at.
Client work
Information design for the Amyloidosis Research Consortium — translating a complex protein misfold cascade into a patient-accessible 2-page leaflet.
Illustrations
COVID-19 vaccine illustrated flashcards — science communication cards explaining mRNA, viral vector, and protein subunit vaccines for public health outreach.
Infographics
Illustrated explainer on cultured meat — how lab-grown meat is produced from animal cells, and what it means for the future of food and sustainable biotechnology.
Infographics
Science illustration explaining immune checkpoint inhibitors — how PD-1, PD-L1, and CTLA-4 blockade unleashes the immune system against cancer. Biotech infographic for researchers and communicators.
Infographics
Science infographic explaining RNA interference (RNAi) therapy — how siRNA silences disease genes. Visual explainer for biotech and pharmaceutical audiences.
Infographics
Science illustration explaining CAR-T cell therapy — how engineered T cells fight cancer. Illustrated guide for researchers, patients, and biotech communicators.
Illustrations
Scientific illustrations of ribosome structure and mRNA translation, created for a structural biology PhD thesis at EMBL Grenoble. Science communication through visual design.
I like talking to people working on hard science problems — tools, proteins, sequencing. If a piece here sparked a question, or you're figuring out how to show what your data really says, say hello.