The Science Visualization Company
From stunning animations to immersive interactive experiences, we bring your medical science to life.
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We communicate important concepts in science and medicine with accurate, impactful visuals.
We help clients explain disease information, drug mechanism of action, medical device function and more.
What can we do for you?
I have complex information that I need to explain clearly and effectively.
Communicate clearly and effectively.
Don’t let complex information overwhelm your audience and get in the way of your story. Well-designed visuals are key to improving understanding and retention.
As scientifically trained artists, we specialize in clear, accurate visual explanations that will help you communicate effectively.
I need a scientifically accurate medical animation or interactive experience.
Rigorously prepared visual communications.
We know how important scientific evidence is to you, and we take pride in our attention to detail and getting things right. Every one of our visualizations is meticulously researched and carefully referenced, making sure that your story is told accurately.
Complicated MLR review process? Not a problem. We routinely work with specialized review processes to make sure all the boxes are checked.
I want to increase engagement at my medical congress booth.
Engaging educational experiences.
HCPs have a lot vying for their attention at congress exhibits. We’re here to help you stand out.
We design unique, memorable interactive experiences, based on core learning objectives that entertain while they teach. We help our clients increase booth traffic and start conversations.
We are AXS Studio.
A team of talented designers, animators, developers and writers with a passion for science, devoted to helping clients tell their stories.
Got a medical communication challenge?
We can help.
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Cystic fibrosis is caused by mutations in the gene for the a channel protein that transports ions across membranes. Explore this animation, which shows how a small molecule drug may improve protein function and treat the disease in some patients.
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