Jon creates engaging and accurate science visualisations in animated HD, stereoscopic, and high resolution print. He works in the space, engineering and biological research sectors, and has been featured in academic journals and popular science magazines. His academic background enables discussion of technical specifics of your project, removing the jargon barrier, and he uses his 10+ years’ experience to get good results quickly. He will take your concepts and present them in a visually engaging and attractive way – while retaining scientific accuracy, and respecting your data.
Dr Jon Heras
85 Bishops Road
Cambridge
CB2 9NQ
Tel: 01223 968568
Website: www.e-nox.net
Email: jon@e-nox.net
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Jon Heras – Progression of Angiogenesis
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Jon Heras – Progression of Angiogenesis
A illustration of the progression of angiogenesis, which is the physiological process involving the growth of new blood vessels from pre-existing vessels.
Jon Heras – Astrium’s Solar Orbiter
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Jon Heras – Astrium’s Solar Orbiter
Still from an animation of Astrium's Solar Orbiter mission, showing the satellite facing the sun
Jon Heras – Engineered bacteria, conceptual image
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Jon Heras – Engineered bacteria, conceptual image
Engineered bacteria, conceptual image. Bacteria (green) made out of Lego, representing the ability scientists have to alter and rearrange a bacterium's genetic material.
Jon Heras – Superimposed Strings of Data
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Jon Heras – Superimposed Strings of Data
The image shows multiple superimposed strings of data encoded in such a way that the quantum computation can be performed on a remote server, while still securely encrypted.
Jon Heras – a Kinease Protein
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Jon Heras – a Kinease Protein
Illustration of a kinease protein, highlighting lysines and active sites.
Jon Heras – Genetic engineering, conceptual artwork
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Jon Heras – Genetic engineering, conceptual artwork
Genetic engineering, conceptual artwork. DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) molecule made of Lego representing scientists' ability to alter and rearrange an organism's genetic material.
Jon Heras – Animation of Jupiter
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Jon Heras – Animation of Jupiter
Still from an animation of Jupiter
Jon Heras – Molecular Model of a Holliday Junction
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Jon Heras – Molecular Model of a Holliday Junction
Molecular model of a Holliday junction between homologous strands of DNA.
Jon Heras – drug designed to disrupt a particular transcription site
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Jon Heras – drug designed to disrupt a particular transcription site
Illustration for Gilead, with an drug designed to disrupt a particular transcription site. The structure comes from X-ray crystallography data.
Jon Heras – SSTL-900 Platform
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Jon Heras – SSTL-900 Platform
Illustration of Surrey Satellite Technology's SSTL-900 platform
Jon Heras – Bacterial Growth
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Jon Heras – Bacterial Growth
Illustration showing bacterial growth (i.e. physical size)
Jon Heras – NovaSAR Earth Observation platform
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Jon Heras – NovaSAR Earth Observation platform
Illustration of Surrey Satellite Technology's NovaSAR Earth Observation platform, which uses (Synthetic Aperture Radar)
Jon Heras – molecular structure of diamond
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Jon Heras – molecular structure of diamond
Computer artwork representing the molecular structure of diamond, a form of the element carbon. Carbon atoms are shown as gemstones, linked by rigid bonds.
Jon Heras – Bacteriophage Virus
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Jon Heras – Bacteriophage Virus
Bacteriophage virus, computer artwork. A bacteriophage, or phage, is a virus that infects bacteria.
Jon Heras – Programmable Biological Computer
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Jon Heras – Programmable Biological Computer
Illustration for Microsoft Research, showing their concept of a programmable biological computer, with DNA, proteins and amino acids forming the computational network.
Jon Heras – Alien Sea ‘Anemone’
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Jon Heras – Alien Sea ‘Anemone’
An abstract concept of an alien sea 'anemone'.
Jon Heras – Functioning of a Quantum Computer
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Jon Heras – Functioning of a Quantum Computer
Functioning of a quantum computer, where superimposed entangled photons are flattened to give the result of the computation.
Jon Heras – Survival of the Fittest
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Jon Heras – Survival of the Fittest
Illustration showing an analogy of "survival of the fittest" with respect to genetic engineering. Multiple genes can be tweaked with each bacterium taking different combination - the most successful at each stage are selected and the process repeated.
Jon Heras – Animation of Saturn
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Jon Heras – Animation of Saturn
Still for an animation of Saturn, showing it backlit.
Jon Heras – Yeast Cells as Chemical Factory
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Jon Heras – Yeast Cells as Chemical Factory
Illustration showing the concept of yeast cells as a chemical factory, which highlights one of the main uses of synthetic biology - harnessing cellular mechanics to our own purposes.
