What's New?
- April 2009
- Judy Stoffer providing images and designing posters on disease vectors for the WRAIR Division of Entomology's insectary.
- July 2008
- Judy attends Dr. Steven L. Stephenson's "The World of Myxomycetes" workshop at the Humboldt
Field Research Institute in Steuben, ME, and documents the (even tinier than crustose lichens!)
world of slime molds.
- January 2007
- "Inside
the Cell" has received the "Best of Show" award in the Society
for Technical Communication's Washington, DC Technical Publications
Competition. It's now qualified for entry in the society's International
Technical Publications Competition. The award will be presented
on Feb. 10 at a STCWDC luncheon.
- January 2007
- October 2006
- July 2006
- Judy attends Jeanne Kunze's workshop, "Black and White Natural
History Illustration Techniques," at the Humboldt
Field Research Institute in Steuben, ME, and documents the tiny
world of lichens.
- May 2006
- "Inside
the Cell," a publication by the National Institute of
General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) a division of the National Institutes
of Health (NIH) took two first-place awards in this year's Blue
Pencil/Gold Screen awards competition sponsored by the National
Association of Government Communicators. NIH won a total of
17 awards, five of which were to NIGMS, the most received by any
NIH component.
- February 2006
- jStoffer Medical Illustration moves to its new home in Baltimore.
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- January 2006
- December 2005
- September 2005
- September 2005
- Illustrations for Managing
Spinal Cord Injury, by Suzanne Groah, PhD., for the National
Rehabilitation Hospital, Washington, DC, completed.
- July 2005
- Mosquito microphotography project now nearly 3000 images on the Walter
Reed Biosystematics Unit's Web site, redesigned by Judy Stoffer,
and now hosted by the Armed Forces Pest Management Board.
- April 2005
- 2005 Frank Netter Award nomination nets a Vesalius
Trust Certificate of Merit for "Complex Embryological Development
Simplified with Flash Animations and Interactivity."
Head and neck embryological development animations, produced for
Indiana University Bloomington's Health Sciences Center anatomy courses.
- "Inside the Cell" illustrations completed. This book,
by The
National Institute of General Medical Sciences, one of
the National Institutes of Health, discusses the fundamental unit
of life, the cell, and its organelles. Golgi theories animations
included, comparing the Vesicular Shuttle and Cisternae Maturation
models of the development of the cellular organelle, the Golgi apparatus.
- Development of the Tongue animation and teaching module completed
for Indiana
University Bloomington's Health Sciences Center anatomy courses.
- December 2004
- Certified Medical
Illustrator status was conferred on Judy Stoffer with the acceptance
of her portfolio of works completed in the prior 18 months. Preliminary
exam was passed in July of 2002.
- October 2004
- Morrell Park School Career Day presentation made to several classes
about medical and scientific illustration as a career.
- June 2004
- May 2004
- Fall 2003
- March 2003
