Preprint: https://t.co/cC4ZtEdQkk (ArXiv seems to be struggling at the moment) OSF repository: https://t.co/CkrHVcUUhu Live explorer: https://t.co/px6zWiWbTG Team: Hana Pokojná, Tobias Isenberg, Stefan Bruckner, Barbora Kozlikova, and myself

In this work, we explored the feasibility of mapping different types of conceptual metaphors (e.g., orientation, where in representing time left can signify "the past" while right "the future") to elements of scientific infographics.

For anyone tuning in to virtual #ieeevis24 today, consider catching our work "The Language of Infographics: Toward Understanding Conceptual Metaphor Use in Scientific Storytelling", to be presented in the Text, Annotations, and Metaphors session 🎉

RTs much appreciated! Exciting postdoc job opp using unique large-scale genetic data to build a population map and history of Norway -- linked with archaeology and linguistics. https://t.co/K0VA0KA5th Similar in spirit to the cover below (PI was an author) -- but much modernised!

VIS is the best academic conference I’ve been to hands down, a big tent of friendly, smart, open-minded folks working on big problems. If you do work on visualization, data analysis, usable statistics, or applied behavioral science, please consider checking out the conference!

Exciting medical visualization PhD position with my fantastic colleague Noeska Smit!

Buzzing from yet another inspiring and fun @EuroVisConf, made even more special this year with the opportunity to introduce my two new PhD fellows, Roxanne Ziman and Amy Zhang, to the community! #eurovis2024

Love this idea of vis facilitating the data exploration pipeline *even* more with persistence of visual changes back in the code 🤩 #eurovis2024 presented by @alexander_lex [ https://t.co/ZLKkGT13h3]

Fantastic STAR on visualization x sonification by @KajetanEnge et al. at @EuroVisConf - love this insight on the islands of research groups active in this space, and makes me wonder how many other topics in our field look like this

It’s definitely conference season! On my way to @EuroVisConf for a fun week of science and (re)connecting with colleagues and friends!

Today’s inter and cross species interactions sessions at #chi2024 is so heartwarming and neat

Kicking off #chi2024 with keynote from Kate Crawford (!!) - loved her book Atlas of AI and very stoked for this

At #chi2024 on wednesday 14-15:30 I’ll be presenting our work “When the body became data: historical data cultures and anatomical illustration” in the politics of data session—so excited to be sharing this in Hawaii 🌺 https://t.co/bk8VLZpG6H

Explore the process of creating data visualization badges for a community using flowers and numbers. Creating a local data art community with Natalia Kiseleva (@eolay13)! https://t.co/2H92ROxQU9

Had a wonderful time visiting @bernard_juergen /the IVDA lab and @melassady /the IVIA lab. It’s always fun to exchange ideas and see what new things come out. Thanks for hosting me! Bonus to the trip was the special exhibit on the human body at the Zurich National Museum 🫀

🎉 Join us for the 2024 MMIV Seminar on Mar 15, 11:00–12:00 CET at Haukeland University Hospital room H-113! 🎓 Topics include endometrial cancer research (Bergen & Boston) and neuroimaging in depression. Lunch from 12:00. No online streaming. Don't miss out! @BergenMMIV

Join @birdbassador and I on how the human body came to be a source of recognizable public data in our @acm_chi historical tour of data cultures in medical visualization and illustration: Blog post (@birdbassador): https://t.co/rFhoGTBQTH   Full paper:

Ready and excited for workshops day at @InfoPlusConf - I know I’m in the UK when tea is the default 🍵😊

I’ll be sharing some current research in narrative medical visualization as part of today’s HCI Symposium with @infomedia_uib —looking forward to learning from others working in this space! All are welcome to attend, happening today and tomorrow:

Great piece!