This page was created during the COVID-19 shutdown as a resource for Holt/Geleoc Lab members to share their work-from-home projects. These projects represent our outside activities and hobbies, not necessarily science related. We hope you enjoy.
2022 BCH Staff Art Show - Most Impactful Award
Jeff Holt: This composite image shows the different phases of a total solar eclipse. From this perspective, looking to the west from Bella Vista, Argentina, the moon eclipsed the sun as it set over the Andes Mountains the afternoon of July 2, 2019.
OVER BOSTON
Jeff Holt: I am an amateur drone pilot. I shot this footage at the end of March / early April during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic. As a novice pilot, I only fly my drone over parks, forests, water and deserted cities...
Confinement Artwork
Gwenaelle Geleoc: Picasso said that “Art washes away from the soul, the dust of everyday life”. I am using art to wash away the dust and free my mind from confinement.
Rett Syndrome Awareness
Jeff Holt: A Boston Children's Hospital colleague, Michela Fagiolini, asked me to make a drone video. Michela studys Rett Syndrome, a rare neurodevelopmental disorder that affects 1 in 10,000 children, mostly girls. To raise awareness, Michela and the Rett Syndrome Association of Massachusetts, convinced city leaders to illuminate several Boston landmarks in purple and blue. I filmed and edited this one-minute video to showcase their efforts and help raise awareness. - Jeff
A Walk in the Park
Graduate student, Hannah Goldberg, was recently out for a walk with her dog Olive. Hannah told Olive to go fetch the hair cell transduction channel. Look what Olive found. Good dog!
Orion Nebula
Jeff Holt: If I wasn't a neuroscientist, plan B was to
be an astronomer. The night
sky and astrophotography
have long been passions of
mine. The night of Jan 30,
2021, I captured this image of the Orion Nebula.
Bode's Galaxy
Jeff Holt: This is an image I shot of Bode's Galaxy. I animated the still image to simulate the rotation of the galaxy. Galaxies typically complete one rotation every 200 million to a billion years.
