Jen Christiansen and Meghan Bartels provide a quick reference for Scientific American:
Kennedy’s…
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Table for science-backed vaccine recommendations
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Coin flips might tend towards the same side they started
The classic coin flip is treated as a fair way to make decisions,…
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Visualization to better see true values in data
For Scientific American, Jack Murtagh describes the importance of visualization in understanding the…
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Florence Nightingale’s use of data visualization to persuade in the 19th century
For Scientific American, RJ Andrews looks back at the visualization work of Florence…
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Drought extent by region
For Scientific American, Cédric Scherer and Georgios Karamanis charted drought extent by region…
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Covid-19, the third leading cause of death
For Scientific American, Youyou Zhou made a line chart that shows cause of…
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Color breakdown of Scientific American covers
For Scientific American, Nicholas Rougeux and Jen Christiansen show the shift in hues…
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Gallery of uncertainty visualization methods
It must be uncertainty month and nobody told me. For Scientific American, Jessica…
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Visualizing science
Jen Christiansen spoke about her extensive experience as a graphics editor for Scientific…
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PhD gender gaps around the world
Periscopic, for Scientific American, visualized the number of PhDs awarded in various countries.…
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Network of shared flavors
Jan Willem Tulp, for this month’s Scientific American food issue, recreated the flavor…
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What topics science lovers link to the most
Hilary Mason, chief scientist at bitly, examined links to 600 science pages and…
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