science

Fabio Crameri, Grace Shephard, and Philip Heron in Nature discuss the drawbacks of…

Charles Piller, for Science, highlights the work of Matthew Schrag, who uses image…

Tim Harford warns against bad data in science:
Some frauds seem comical. In…

Sometimes illustrating scientific findings is a challenge. Sometimes the illustrations are published anyways,…

For Knowable Magazine, Betsy Mason looks at the state of (not so good)…

As more elements were discovered, the table grew and changed layout. For Science…

Jen Christiansen spoke about her extensive experience as a graphics editor for Scientific…

A group of researchers wondered if there was a trend or predictability for…

Pew Research Center released a report that compares the public and scientists’ views…

R continues its growth, and usage in the sciences is no exception. Nature…

Brian Hayes for American Scientist discusses science publications’ roots in print and the…

While we’re on the topic of academic papers and how they’re linked, Johan…

In this article from Science from July 1998, award-winning journalist John Banville on…

Similar discussions going on in the cartography branch among UW Madison geography folks.…

In the spirit of the well-circulated Facebook friendship map by Paul Butler, research…

Katy Börner, professor of information science, catalogs visualization and science in Atlas of…