Client: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia
Project: History of Vaccines
The History of Vaccines website aims to make the history of vaccines compelling and relevant to people’s lives today by providing context and understanding of how vaccines work and the role that they’ve played in human health.
Client: Consortium for the Barcode of Life
Project: Barcode of Life Website and Social Network
The Barcode of Life social network and website was designed to enhance collaboration among a global network of scholars on the latest developments in the field of DNA barcoding.
Client: Penn Museum of Archeology and Anthropology
Project: Surviving: Body of Evidence
Penn Museum’s Surviving: The Body of Evidence online exhibit invites visitors on a journey of self-discovery to explore the impact of the evolutionary process on every aspect of their daily lives.
Client: Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
Project: Arctic: A Friend Acting Strangely
This online adaptation of the museum’s Arctic: A Friend Acting Strangely exhibit was designed to convey the story of the changing nature of the Arctic and its impact on the communities and researchers who live there.
Client: The Academy of Natural Sciences
Project: Explore Butterflies!
This award-winning interactive is comprised of four immersive game-like activities that focus on learning about different butterfly species, their habitat and anatomy, and the impact of global warming on the world’s butterfly population. Catered to families and children ages 8-12, the interactives were designed for the exhibit’s touch-screen kiosks and website.
Client: The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
Project: Website Redesign and Online Virtual Tour
Among the features in Night Kitchen’s top-level redesign of The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History’s website: An interactive 3D map, including visual callouts and clickable exhibit profiles with updatable text and images for changing exhibits, collections and renovations.
Client: The Academy of Natural Sciences
Project: Live Animal Center
Designed in the form of an interactive picture book, the touch-screen kiosks at the Academy’s Live Animal Center educate and entertain audiences both young and old.
