Cartoons in science

• Science cartoons plus: Sidney Harris cartoon gallery
• The mathematical cartoons of Larry Gonick
• Chasetoons: Science, John Chase cartoons
• The Human Genome!, various cartoonists

• American Scientist
• New scientist
• Physics today
• Trends in biochemical sciences

Articles can be found through databases such as Web of Science, Academic Search Premier, Academic Onefile, Google Scholar.

Browne, J. (2003) Charles Darwin as a celebrity. Science in context, 16(1-2), 175-194.

De Meyts, P. (2005) A scientist and a cartoonist: how Chuck came to be. IUBMB life, 57(4-5), 251-252.

Fara, P. (1998) Images of a man of science. History today, 48(10), 42-49.

Harris, S. (1988) Science through the cartoonist's eye. Impact of science on society, 38(4), 383-386.

Matthew, J.A.D. (1991) Cartoons in science. Physics education, 26(2), 110-114.

Miller, T.R. The Far Side of science. Natural history, 89(5), 78-79.

Rowe, R.C. (2003) Science with a smile - cartoon capers. Drug discovery today, 8(20), 919-920.

Rowe, R.C. (2005) A soft approach to hard science? Drug discovery today, 10(5), 309-311.

Witkowski, J.A. (1997) Deconstructing the flowing line: cartoons in biochemistry. Trends in biochemical sciences, 22(4), 142-146.