Welcome to the Animate Your Science Blog

Imagine explaining your research with visuals so clear that even your aunt nods in understanding. In our latest blog, we explore Google’s trending “Nano Banana” image generator, showing how snack-sized AI visuals can make complex science fun, shareable, and accurate (well… mostly).

Sick of the funding scramble? With the right prompt, AI can be your tireless grant scout, finding open calls you’d miss and saving you hours of frantic searching.

AI is no longer just helping you write papers - it’s learning how to do science. Backed by Eric Schmidt, nonprofit FutureHouse has launched a free suite of AI agents (Crow, Falcon, Owl and Phoenix) built to automate scientific discovery, from literature reviews to chemistry planning. In this article, we explore how FutureHouse stacks up against ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Grok, run a hands-on mini-experiment, and spotlight other emerging ‘AI scientist’ projects.

Writing your research paper doesn’t have to feel like pulling teeth. In this article, we explore how AI tools can make scientific writing less painful, helping you get started, stay organised, and polish your draft without losing your voice. Think of it as having a tireless writing assistant by your side (minus the judgment).

Right, listen up! If you’re still drowning in PDFs and wrestling citations like a headless chicken, you need these AI tools NOW.

Before using ChatGPT for your research paper, check out this quick guide on what’s allowed and what’s off-limits in academic publishing.

Join our Ethical AI workshop to turn AI into a trusted co-pilot for your research and science communication.

AI is transforming the world of research, but it’s not without its risks.

Generative AI is shaking up many fields, but can it replace scientific illustrators?

Imagine being able to generate your research paper in the time it takes to brew your morning coffee. ☕️ Preposterous, right? Well, thanks...

Discover the potential of Chat GPT in research. Explore how this cutting-edge technology can revolutionise scientific writing processes.