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# THE TEAM

Dnaverse has been created by 3DforScience, a TOP worldwide scientific animation studio with more than 10 years of experience. 3D for Science has become the bridge between science and digital art, working with several international labs and pharma industries. Professionalism, networking and know-how are endorsed by clients among top pharmaceutical and biotech companies. 

The team is composed by:

| SCIENCE                         | DESIGN                       | COMMUNICATION & STRATEGY      |
| ------------------------------- | ---------------------------- | ----------------------------- |
| Scientific & Advisory Boards    | Interactive programmers      | Copywriters                   |
| Scientific illustrators         | 3D medical animators         | Community managers            |
| Molecular & cellular biologists | Pharmacology’s MoA animators | Marketing specialists         |
| Immunology experts              | Web designers                | Business strategy specialists |
| Pharmacists                     |                              | Economists                    |

To see the faces of the team, follow this link: <https://dnaverse.io/#team>


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