Infographic Biodiversity fact check | Design: Daniela Leitner, Design meets Science
Infographic Biodiversity fact check | Design: Daniela Leitner, Design meets Science
Infographic Biodiversity fact check | Design: Daniela Leitner, Design meets Science
Infographic Biodiversity fact check | Design: Daniela Leitner, Design meets Science

In my design studio I combine the two disciplines design and science, because I love them both. And that’s what makes my interdisciplinary work as a designer in the world of visual science communication so fascinating. My design communicates science in a completely different way: fresh, original, unconventional but always accurate – whether as an infographic, illustration or animation, in book form or interactive.

Daniela Leitner

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Infographic

Scientific infographics explain complex relationships much better, faster and more excitingly than pure text – whether in popular science, in a graphical abstract for scientific journals or in scientific posters.

Infographic
Daniela Leitner Design trifft Wissenschaft Icon Fotografie Illustration

Illustration & Photography

Illustrations and photographs transform information into stories that arouse emotions and are therefore more easily memorised. They are used in science especially as covers or lead images.

Illustration & Photography
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Film & Animation

Films and animations convey knowledge in a very special way. In combination with music, moving images have an enormous impact and are therefore particularly memorable in science when it comes to conveying a lot of information in as little time as possible.

Film & Animation
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Editorial Design

Editorial design combines text and image into a strong unit to breathe life into the content of books and magazines. Multi-page documents are indispensable, especially when a great deal of information needs to be conveyed in science, for example in research proposals or publications for the general public.

Editorial Design

Design Projects Visual Science Communication

Fraunhofer: Focus on female researchers – We create change | Editorial Design: Daniela Leitner, Design meets Science

Book Fraunhofer:
Women researchers in focus

I had the pleasure of designing the layout of a very complex book for Fraunhofer. It is full of success stories of female scientists working in the field of artificial intelligence and simulation for various Fraunhofer Institutes.


Editorial Design, Illustration & Photography

Glioblastoma: Cancer and the nervous system | German Cancer Foundation | Film Animation & Design: Daniela Leitner, Design meets Science

Cancer and the nervous system animation

Glioblastomas are cancer cells in the brain that behave similarly to nerve cells and can therefore communicate with each other and repair themselves.


Film & Animation, Infographic

Cover Design Cool Chips: Upcycling Chips Bags for Passive Daytime Cooling | Advanced Materials Technologies | Design: Daniela Leitner, Design meets Science

Cover infographic “Cool Chips”

I created a cover illustration for the journal Advanced Materials Technologies about the upcycling of the film used in crisp packets to achieve passive cooling of surfaces.


Infographic, Illustration & Photography

Infographic bioinks: On the way to printed meat and organs | Chemie-Cluster Bayern | Design: Daniela Leitner, Design meets Science

Infographic bioinks

This infographic is about so-called “bioinks” – biological ink that could be used to “print” meat, tissue or even organs using 3D printing.


Infographic, Illustration & Photography

Book
Daniela Leitner | When the light learned to walk (Als das Licht laufen lernte)

When the light learned to walk

What happens when someone who thought physics was terrible at school decides to dedicate their dissertation to the subject? This is exactly the experiment I dared to conduct. The result is a book that has turned my life completely upside down…


Editorial Design, Infographic, Illustration & Photography

Romans 1,20

For his invisible attributes, namely, his eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly perceived, ever since the creation of the world, in the things that have been made. So they are without excuse.

- Paulus of Tarsus
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