Christian Piolo M. Ladera
MT 30 – AA
BSMT – II
What is Histology Art?

Histology art refers to artistic representations of biological tissues at a microscopic level. Artists create detailed illustrations or images that showcase the structure and features of cells and tissues as seen under a microscope. It combines scientific accuracy with…[Read more]

Kiara Denise B. Nodado
MT 30 – AA

What is Histology Art?

Histology art is when scientists take tiny pictures of cells and tissues and make them look beautiful and interesting. They might use special colors or techniques to make the pictures more artistic. It’s like turning science into art by showing the pretty patterns and shapes found in our…[Read more]

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Franchezka Mia N. Amores
MT 20 – AA

Histology Art 🧬🔬🧫

Illustrations of Histology – YouTube

https://youtu.be/4fkxAv4-A8s?si=-kiPN5p4Sg2IQrd6

Christopher Demas, Brown Alpert Medical School ’21, is the creator video animations of the anatomy that add a new learning tool to the Histology course.Visit…

Fhea Ariz C. Sampong
BSMT II
MT30 – BB

Histology art is a captivating fusion of science and aesthetics, offering a microscopic perspective on the intricate landscapes within the human body. Under the skilled hands of an artist armed with a microscope and scalpel, cells and tissues become the brushstrokes of a visual poetry. Stains and dyes serve…[Read more]

Kemrick C. Tiu
BSMT – II
MT 30 – BB
WHAT IS HISTOLOGY ART?
Histology art encompasses creating artistic representations of biological tissues as seen under a microscope, showcasing intricate cellular structures and textures. It also merges scientific imagery with creative expression, transforming microscopic details into visually captivating pie…[Read more]

James Xavier L. Tan
BSMT – II
MT 30 – BB Lec

What is Histology Art?

Histology art refers to artistic creations that are inspired by or depict microscopic structures and tissues as seen through histology, which is the study of tissues at a microscopic level. It serves as a valuable tool for artists by aiding in the memorization and understanding…[Read more]

Angelica Mari B. Kiroquero
MT30 – BB

What is histology art?
Histology art refers to artwork inspired by histology, which is the study of the microscopic structure of tissues. Histology art can take many forms, including paintings, prints, and silk scarfs, and is often used to decorate the homes or offices of medical professionals. The…[Read more]

Frances Eliza R. Fua
GE 10 – BB
Silliman University Buildings

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ecOyogkfldXi-EfZsIqgDR2iBBGTw2Mx/view?usp=sharing

Silliman University Logo Elements:

1. The University Name:
Proudly displayed, it anchors the entire design, reinforcing a sense of identity and belonging. The name communicates that all elements of the logo collectively represent the values and legacy of Silliman University.
2. The Shield:
Signifying strength, protection, and unity, the shield…[Read more]

1.The Silliman Church, inaugurated in 1949 but intended for completion in 1942, serves as a significant venue for services and events, featuring an amphitheater.
2.Silliman Hall, the oldest building since 1903, originally served various purposes like classrooms and dorms. Presently used for lectures, events, and houses the Fine Arts…[Read more]

Paul’s Letter to Romans
Chapter 7 – 9

In Romans chapters 7 to 9, Paul candidly explores the universal struggle between the desire to do what is right and the persistent pull of sin. His personal reflection adds a relatable dimension, acknowledging the complexity of the human experience. It becomes evident that the Christian journey is not about…[Read more]

Paul’s Letter to Romans
Chapter 4 – 6

In Paul’s letter to the Romans, he shifts the focus to the power of faith in our relationship with God. He emphasizes that righteousness isn’t about strictly following rules but rather placing trust in God. By using Abraham as an example, Paul illustrates how faith has always played a pivotal role in our…[Read more]

Paul’s Letter to Romans
Chapter 1 – 3

Paul’s letter to the Romans delves deep into the human condition, exploring the pervasive nature of sin and the universal need for redemption. In these chapters, Paul emphasizes the consequences of turning away from God, describing the moral decay that follows. This vivid portrayal serves as a stark…[Read more]