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Welcome to the poster wall Lotte Thomsen from @AarhusUni! Less is more on this simple, yet elegant poster and we are happy to feature it on our poster wall. Great job Lotte!
Check out the poster in more detail here:
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Part 2 of 2: How do you draw a photon?
There is no simple answer, and it depends a lot on the context and what you want to show. Here we list five different ways of drawing a photon and when to use it.
Enjoy your drawing!
#VisualizeYourScience#ScienceIllustration
Part 1 of 2: How do you draw a photon?
There is no simple answer, and it depends a lot on the context and what you want to show. Here we list five different ways of drawing a photon and when to use it.
Enjoy your drawing!
#VisualizeYourScience#ScienceIllustration
We're thrilled to welcome Alexandra Berg from @umeauniversity to our poster wall today!
This poster is a masterclass in balance and harmony, with a unifying color palette that ties all the visuals together beautifully.
Have a closer look here:
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Not everyone experiences color the same way, which can be especially important to remember in data visualization. Thoughtful color selection helps ensure your data sets are clearly distinguishable.
Read more about color blindness here: doi.org/10.1038/nmeth.1618?u…
What an incredible year at Visualize your Science!
With over 800 students joining our courses, 12 workshops and several mini-courses held, we are now taking a short winter break and are looking forward to another year. Hope to see you in 2025!
#NewYear#VisualizeYourScience
The graphical abstract wall has been refreshed, check out the latest additions here: bit.ly/3Zpp8Fi?utm_campaign=…
Featured artists: Julia Ahlvind, Nima Mirzaei, Anna Pedersen, Emily Lechner, Marie Frausing, Bernadette Davies, Ida Hermansson, Núria Flores Espinosa, and Jan Klink.
In our latest blog post, we are trying to help you decide which software to use for making your scientific visualizations by comparing the three vector graphics software: Inkscape, Affinity Designer, and Adobe Illustrator.
Read it here: visualizeyourscience.com/blo…
How do you create good visuals for your poster? Ask Jan-Ole Reese from @UniOslo whose poster we welcome to our Poster Wall today. Go and have a closer look at it to see all the details of these incredible illustrations:
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Here are some amazing final posters from the Visualize Your Science summer course! The effort and time put into these designs truly shine.
If you're interested in creating posters like these, check out the course here: bit.ly/3X6rJBw?utm_campaign=…#VisualizeYourScience#Poster
Why bother learning to draw your own images and make posters for your research?
To answer that check out Timmy Edetjärn's poster transformation before and after our course.
Want to create amazing posters like this? Check out the course here:
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Last chance to sign up for the Visualize your Science Winter course!
Starting this week (first assignment due in two weeks).
There are only a few slots left! Learn more or sign up here: bit.ly/3X6rJBw?utm_campaign=…