AI 驅動的科學傳播：從社群媒體到 Podcast

Social media infographic explaining mRNA vaccine mechanism for Instagram post, 1:1
square format (1080x1080px), designed for general public audience with high school
education level, eye-catching science communication style.

Title banner at top: "How mRNA Vaccines Work" in bold white text on vibrant blue
gradient background, occupying top 15% of image.

Main visual (center 70%): Cross-section of human cell showing 4 numbered steps in
clockwise sequence:

Step 1 (upper left): Vaccine injection syringe releasing yellow mRNA strands labeled
"mRNA Instructions" entering cell through cell membrane, simple arrow showing
"mRNA enters cell".

Step 2 (upper right): Inside cell, mRNA strand being read by ribosome (purple
protein complex) labeled "Ribosome reads instructions", producing spike protein
shown as red spiky structure labeled "Spike Protein produced".

Step 3 (lower right): Spike protein displayed on cell surface with immune system
T-cell (blue) approaching, labeled "Immune system recognizes spike", antibodies
(Y-shaped symbols) being produced labeled "Antibodies created".

Step 4 (lower left): Real coronavirus (gray sphere with red spikes) being blocked
by antibodies, large red X over virus, labeled "Protected from COVID-19".

Center of diagram: Simple human silhouette outline showing where this occurs "In
your cells".

Bottom banner (15%): Key takeaway in large text "Your cells learn to fight COVID
without getting sick" on teal gradient, small logo space bottom right corner,
"@ScienceExplainer" handle bottom left.

Use bright, friendly colors (blue, yellow, purple, red, teal), modern flat design
style similar to Kurzgesagt illustrations, no medical jargon, simple sans-serif
fonts (minimum 24pt), high contrast for mobile screens, engaging but scientifically
accurate, suitable for general public Instagram audience.

Blog post hero image for article about gut microbiome and mental health connection,
2:1 widescreen format (2400x1200px), designed for popular science blog targeting
educated general audience, compelling science journalism aesthetic.

Central concept: Visual representation of gut-brain axis connection showing
bidirectional communication between digestive and nervous systems.

Left side (40%): Stylized human digestive system with transparent intestines
revealing diverse gut microbiome illustrated as colorful bacterial colonies -
beneficial bacteria shown as friendly rounded shapes in blues, greens, purples
labeled with text overlay "100 Trillion Bacteria", gentle glow emanating from
healthy microbiome.

Center (20%): Bidirectional communication pathway visualized as glowing neural
connections (resembling fiber optic cables) in gold/yellow traveling upward labeled
"Vagus Nerve Signals", neurotransmitter molecules (serotonin, dopamine) shown as
colorful floating geometric shapes labeled "Chemical Messengers" traveling both
directions between gut and brain.

Right side (40%): Stylized human brain with visible neural networks, areas
associated with mood and emotion highlighted in warm colors (amygdala, prefrontal
cortex), gentle neural activity patterns visualized as soft light pulses,
suggestion of positive mental state through warm color palette.

Background: Soft gradient from deep blue (left/gut) through purple (center/connection)
to warm pink-orange (right/brain), suggesting journey and connection, scientific
but approachable aesthetic.

Floating text elements integrated naturally: "The Gut-Brain Connection", "How Your
Microbiome Affects Your Mood", minimal text maintaining visual focus.

Modern scientific illustration style similar to Quanta Magazine or Scientific
American covers, balance of scientific accuracy with visual accessibility, warm
and inviting color palette suggesting hope and health, professional science
journalism quality, suitable for wide blog header, social media sharing, and
newsletter feature image.

Explainer video storyboard for YouTube science video about photosynthesis, sequence
of 6 key frames in 16:9 format, designed for 3-minute educational video targeting
middle school to adult general audience, clear storyboard sketch style.

Frame 1 (0:00-0:15): "Opening Hook" - Extreme close-up of lush green leaf surface
with visible cellular detail, morning sunlight streaming through creating dramatic
backlighting, water droplets on surface catching light, visual text overlay "How
Plants Turn Sunlight Into Food", camera slowly zooming toward leaf surface suggesting
we'll dive into microscopic world. Narration: "Every day, plants perform an amazing
feat of chemistry..."

Frame 2 (0:15-0:35): "Zoom Into Leaf" - Transition through layers of leaf showing
cross-section view, upper epidermis labeled, palisade mesophyll cells packed with
green chloroplasts becoming visible, smooth animated zoom creating journey into
plant, camera movement from external leaf to cellular level, labeled callouts appear:
"Epidermis", "Mesophyll Cells", "Chloroplasts". Narration: "Inside leaves, special
structures called chloroplasts are the power plants of the plant world..."

Frame 3 (0:35-1:00): "The Ingredients" - Split screen showing three inputs entering
leaf: left third shows yellow sun rays with label "Sunlight (Energy)", center third
shows blue water molecules rising from roots labeled "H₂O (Water)", right third
shows gray CO₂ molecules entering through stomata labeled "CO₂ (Carbon Dioxide)",
all three arrows pointing toward central chloroplast, ingredients coming together,
simple animation showing flow. Narration: "Photosynthesis needs three ingredients:
sunlight for energy, water from the roots, and carbon dioxide from the air..."

Frame 4 (1:00-1:30): "Inside the Chloroplast" - Detailed view inside single
chloroplast showing thylakoid stacks (grana) where light reactions occur, lightning
bolt symbols showing energy conversion "Light Reactions", ATP and NADPH molecules
being produced shown as glowing energy carriers, Calvin cycle shown in stroma area
as circular pathway labeled "Calvin Cycle", visual separation between light-dependent
and light-independent reactions, dynamic energy flow animations. Narration: "Inside
chloroplasts, two sets of reactions work together..."

Frame 5 (1:30-2:00): "The Output" - Glucose molecule (C₆H₁₂O₆) being produced and
transported, shown as golden hexagonal structure labeled "Glucose (Sugar)", oxygen
molecules (O₂) being released through stomata shown as orange bubbles floating upward
labeled "Oxygen Released", split view showing glucose traveling to plant growth and
oxygen benefiting animals/humans, arrows showing energy flow from photosynthesis to
food chain. Narration: "The end result? Sugar for the plant to grow, and oxygen
for us to breathe..."

Frame 6 (2:00-2:30): "Big Picture Conclusion" - Pull back to show full plant in
ecosystem context, arrows showing cyclical relationship: plants produce oxygen and
food, animals consume and produce CO₂, sun provides energy, complete cycle
visualization labeled "The Circle of Life", text overlay "6CO₂ + 6H₂O + Light →
C₆H₁₂O₆ + 6O₂", final message "Thank You, Plants!" with subscribe button animation.
Narration: "Photosynthesis is the foundation of almost all life on Earth..."

Each frame includes: frame number, timestamp, shot description, camera movement notes,
labels/text overlay positions, narration alignment markers. Clean storyboard sketch
style with clear compositions, annotation arrows, movement indicators, suitable for
production team reference and client approval.

Public lecture visual explaining CRISPR gene editing for community science café
talk, 16:9 format designed for general public audience ages 16-80 with no assumed
biology background, engaging and accessible science communication style.

Title at top: "CRISPR: Molecular Scissors That Edit DNA" in large, friendly font
(36pt), approachable but not childish.

Left side (40%): "The Problem" - Illustrated DNA double helix with one section
highlighted in red labeled "Genetic Mutation" (avoid term "allele"), shown as
visible error in sequence, simple analogy text: "Like a typo in an instruction
manual", everyday comparison making concept relatable.

Center (30%): "The Solution" - CRISPR-Cas9 system visualized as molecular scissors
(literal scissors shape formed by Cas9 protein structure), guide RNA shown as
yellow ribbon labeled "GPS Guide" directing scissors to exact location, cutting
action illustrated with snip lines, mutation section being removed, analogy text:
"Find the typo, cut it out, paste in the correction", word processor analogy
visible.

Right side (30%): "The Fix" - DNA strand now corrected with healthy sequence in
green labeled "Corrected DNA", cell shown functioning normally, simple illustration
of therapeutic outcome (healthy tissue), text: "Cell now has correct instructions".

Bottom section: Real-world application examples with simple icons and text:
"Medical Uses: Sickle Cell Disease Treatment, Cancer Therapy Research, Inherited
Blindness Cure", each with small representative icon, human interest angle emphasized.

Include diverse representation: scientist illustrations showing various ethnicities
and genders, patient benefits shown across age groups, making science feel inclusive
and relevant to all.

Color palette: Friendly, warm colors (blues, greens, yellows) avoiding intimidating
clinical aesthetics, modern but not overly technical, similar to TED Talk visuals
or public television science programs (NOVA, Cosmos).

Large, clear labels using everyday language, no abbreviations without explanation,
conversational tone in all text, suitable for projection in community spaces like
libraries, museums, or cafeterias, designed to inspire curiosity and wonder while
maintaining scientific accuracy.

Podcast cover art for science podcast episode about quantum entanglement, 1:1 square
format (3000x3000px), part of weekly science explanation podcast series "Quantum
Coffee" targeting curious general audience, consistent series branding with
episode-specific topic visualization.

Series branding elements (consistent across all episodes):
Top banner (20% height): Podcast title "QUANTUM COFFEE" in bold, modern sans-serif
font (180pt), white text on black background, small coffee cup icon integrated into
letter "O", recognizable series identifier.

Bottom banner (15% height): Episode information "EP 42: Spooky Action at a Distance"
in clean white text (90pt) on black background, guest name if applicable, date in
smaller text.

Episode-specific center section (65% height): Visual representation of quantum
entanglement concept - two photons/particles shown on opposite sides of image,
visually connected by ethereal, glowing quantum connection (purple-blue energy waves),
particles rotating in synchronized opposite directions despite distance, visual
separation showing "Lab A" and "Lab B" with large spatial gap between, mystical but
scientifically suggestive aesthetic.

Left particle in teal-green glow with rotation arrow "Spin Up", right particle in
purple-pink glow with opposite rotation arrow "Spin Down", connecting quantum
entanglement visualization shown as intertwined light waves/probability clouds
between them, Einstein quote reference "Spooky action" subtly integrated.

Background for center section: Deep space/cosmic background with subtle stars and
nebula clouds, suggesting both quantum scale and cosmic mystery, gradient from deep
blue (edges) to purple-black (center), creating depth and wonder.

Color consistency: Series palette of purple, teal, black, and white maintained,
high contrast for thumbnail visibility, text always white on dark for maximum
readability.

Visual style: Modern, sleek, slightly mysterious but not overly technical, similar
to premium science podcasts like Radiolab or Science Vs, professional production
quality, eye-catching in podcast directories, works at both 3000px (full quality)
and 55px (thumbnail) sizes.

Technical specs: RGB color space, 300 DPI for quality, no text smaller than 60pt
to ensure thumbnail readability, high contrast between text and background, saved
as both PNG (transparency) and JPG (podcast platforms).