imagotipo Ana Yael
The Financial Times

United Kingdom / 2022

These illustrations are a weekly collaboration with the Financial Times science column on Wednesdays. The timings for this are tight and the topics use to be complicated, so the results are always a challenge.

ARftopinion-covidtreaty

Monkeypox makes pledges of pandemic solidarity look hollow

ARftopinion-guns

America’s shootings are a public health emergency

ARftopinion-climate-politcs

Climate change should be central to the UK’s leadership contest

ARftopinion-jWebb

A new era of astronomy has begun

ARft-alzheimer

To combat disease, science must look beyond the Kardashian of proteins

ARftopinion-gaslighting

Gaslighting finds a whole new meaning with this energy crisis

ARft-netzero

The Tories’ wilful blindness on climate is baffling

ARft-avianflu

The spread of bird flu demands a sharper response

ARftopinion-warmingrisk

HSBC saga reveals how much climate and financial risk are misunderstood

ARftopinion-digital

Digital enchantment holds too much sway over big tech regulation

ARft-socialmobility

Rich and poor should mingle more

ARftopinion-privatejets

Don’t ban private jets — make them a green testing ground

ARftopinion-age

Science should beware being drawn into the asylum seeker debate

ARftopinion-liver

Clues but few answers in the childhood hepatitis mystery

ARftopinion-attack-healthcare
Russia is waging war on Ukrainian healthcare
ARftopinion-voicesouth

Beware malaria risk from efforts to cool the planet