Sci-Vi Productions
Sci-Vi collaborates with universities, museums, and organizations around the world to amplify the positive impact of science. In recent years, the network has produced a wide range of animations that bring research and scientific discoveries to life across diverse fields, making complex knowledge engaging and accessible to broad audiences.
Sci Vi productions
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Mixed productions, For Kids
But can I make a difference?
– A look at Climate Change in Sri Lanka (5/5)
Mixed productions, For Kids
What about the food on my plate?
– A look at Climate Change in Sri Lanka (3/5)
Mixed productions, For Kids
How would a turtle see our oceans?
– A look at Climate Change in Sri Lanka (4/5)
For Kids, Mixed productions
Are we in harmony with the wildlife around us?
– A look at Climate Change in Sri Lanka (2/5)
Mixed productions, For Kids
What is Climate Change exactly?
– A look at Climate Change in Sri Lanka (1/5)
Museum productions
KASKELOT (VR)
– a VR mini-museum
Museum productions
Trækirke (2026)
– making history tangible
Mixed productions
KASKELOT (past)
– A collaboration between animation, science and new technologies (1/2)
Mixed productions
KASKELOT (present)
– A collaboration between animation, science and new technologies (2/2)
Mixed productions
Unlocking the Secrets of the Mind (PART TWO)
– Animated Realities: The Synesthesia Experience (A.R.T.E)
Mixed productions
Washed Ashore
– Collaboration with Latvian Institute of Aquatic Ecology
Mixed productions
What is Synesthesia? (PART ONE)
– Animated Realities: The Synesthesia Experience (A.R.T.E)
Mixed productions
What is it like to Experience Synesthesia? (PART THREE)
– Animated Realities: The Synesthesia Experience (A.R.T.E)
Animated abstracts
Læring i en digital tidsalder – det handler ikke bare om bare om teknologi!
Podcasten Athene
Animated abstracts
Hvordan skaber design værdi for samfundet?
Podcasten Athene
Animated abstracts
Historietimen – hvordan hænger vores lokale og nationale udvikling sammen?
Podcasten Athene
Animated abstracts
Tegneseriekultur – både for børn og voksne
Podcasten Athene
Animated abstracts
Fem ting du ikke vidste man kunne med lyd
Podcasten Athene
Museum productions
IMAGINE THIS! (2025)
– multi-user VR exhibition
Mixed productions
Creating a just transition to climate resilience – Leaving no-one behind
– Regions4Climate
Mixed productions
Sustainable Green Businesses – In the context of climate change
– Regions4Climate
Mixed productions
Understanding Vulnerability and Risk – In the Context of Climate Change
– Regions4Climate
Ted-Ed Lessons
What yoga does to your body and brain
– Krishna Sudhir
Ted-Ed Lessons
Who built Great Zimbabwe? And why?
– Breeanna Elliott
Ted-Ed Lessons
What is dust made of?
– Michael Marder
Researcher profiles
Our cellular fortress
– Kim Jensen, Professor and Head of the Jensen Group
Ted-Ed Lessons
The myth of Thor's journey to the land of giants
– Scott A. Mellor
Ted-Ed Lessons
Why isn’t the Netherlands underwater?
– Stefan Al
Researcher profiles
Talking cells
– Palle Serup, Professor and Head of the Serup Group
Animated abstracts
Hvordan løser børn simple regnestykker
Ph.d Cup 2020 – Pernille Bødtker Sunde
Mixed productions
Cells of Knowledge
– Interdisciplinary collaboration between visual storytellers and stem cell scientists
Ted-Ed Lessons
Schrödinger's cat: A thought experiment in quantum mechanics
– Chad Orzel
Ted-Ed Lessons
The evolution of animal genitalia
– Menno Schilthuizen
Ted-Ed Lessons
How to spot a pyramid scheme
– Stacie Bosley
Ted-Ed Lessons
The mathematical secrets of Pascal's triangle
– Wajdi Mohamed Ratemi
Museum productions
The Body as Data: Your Monitored Body (2021)
– Visual storytelling for critical thinking
Mixed productions
The Superheroes in Liver Regeneration: Understanding Stem Cell Biology
– Interdisciplinary collaboration between visual storytellers and stem cell scientists
Ted-Ed Lessons
These animals are also plants … wait, what?
– Luka Seamus Wright
Museum productions
MUSEUM WIBERGIS (2026)
– Where history crawls under your skin
Ted-Ed Lessons
Einstein's brilliant mistake: Entangled states
– Chad Orzel
Ted-Ed Lessons
The genius of Marie Curie
– Shohini Ghose
Researcher profiles
Detecting social cell behavior solves the mystery of organ formation
– Henrik Semb, Professor and Head of the Semb Group and DanStem
Ted-Ed Lessons
Particles and waves: The central mystery of quantum mechanics
– Chad Orzel
Ted-Ed Lessons
Who IS Sherlock Holmes
– Neil McCaw
Ted-Ed Lessons
Is this the most successful animal ever?
– Nigel Hughes
Mixed productions
Seeds of Change
– When research, animation and Viborg's creative powers meet
Researcher profiles
Hematopoietic Stem Cells
– Bo Porse, Professor and Head of the Porse Group
Ted-Ed Lessons
Ugly History: The U.S. Syphilis Experiment
– Susan M. Reverby
Animated abstracts
Grundvand
Ph.d Cup 2020 – Bente Højlund Hyldegaard
Ted-Ed Lessons
The surprising reason you feel awful when you're sick
– Marco A. Sotomayor
Ted-Ed Lessons
Can the ocean run out of oxygen?
– Kate Slabosky
Museum productions
SYMBIOSIS (2023)
– joint virtual exhibition about people's understanding of nature
Ted-Ed Lessons
Earth's mysterious red glow, explained
– Zoe Pierrat
Ted-Ed Lessons
How do geckos defy gravity?
– Eleanor Nelsen
Ted-Ed Lessons
What happens if you cut down all of a city's trees?
– Stefan Al
Ted-Ed Lessons
How one journalist risked her life to hold murderers accountable
– Christina Greer
Ted-Ed Lessons
Can machines read your emotions?
– Kostas Karpouzis
Ted-Ed Lessons
The last living members of an extinct species
– Jan Stejskal
Ted-Ed Lessons
Is human evolution speeding up or slowing down?
– Laurence Hurst
Ted-Ed Lessons
What causes yeast infections, and how do you get rid of them?
– Liesbeth Demuyser
Researcher profiles
Epigenetics, the embryo and its environment
– Jan Żylicz, Associate Professor and Head of the Żylicz Group
Ted-Ed Lessons
Where will you be able to live in 20 years?
– Carol Farbotko & Ingrid Boas
Ted-Ed Lessons
The sexual deception of orchids
– Anne Gaskett
Ted-Ed Lessons
The life cycle of a neutron star
– David Lunney
Researcher profiles
Understanding Molecular mechanism of pancreatic cancer: When regeneration is out of tune
– Luis Arnes Perez, Associate Professor and Head of the Arnes Group
Ted-Ed Lessons
Cloudy climate change: How clouds affect Earth's temperature
– Jasper Kirkby
Ted-Ed Lessons
How we think complex cells evolved
– Adam Jacobson
Ted-Ed Lessons
The myth of Arachne
– Iseult Gillespie
Ted-Ed Lessons
What is the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle?
– Chad Orzel
Ted-Ed Lessons
The imaginary king who changed the real world
– Matteo Salvadore
Animated abstracts
Kan vi gøre sygdommen syg?
Ph.d Cup 2020 – Alexander Byth Carstens
Animated abstracts
Frugtbarhed
Ph.d Cup 2020 – Anna Grynnerup
Museum productions
New People (2019)
– poetic storytelling as entrance to research dissemination with Inuit as case
Researcher profiles
Mucociliary epithelium: the airways’ wash station
– Jakub Sedzinski, Professor and Head of the Sedzinski Group
Ted-Ed Lessons
Who's at risk for colon cancer?
– Amit H. Sachdev & Frank G. Gress
Animated abstracts
Det Danske Pindsvin
Ph.d Cup 2020 – Sophie Lund Rasmussen
Ted-Ed Lessons
Which bag should you use?
– Luka Seamus Wright & Imogen Ellen Napper
Researcher profiles
How cells make a career
– Elisabetta Ferretti, Professor and Head of the Ferretti Group
Ted-Ed Lessons
How do nuclear power plants work?
– M. V. Ramana & Sajan Saini
Ted-Ed Lessons
What is the universe expanding into?
– Sajan Saini