#design and #visualization to increase scientific throughput Previously: @NASAJPL, @cmuhcii
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Medieval browser tabs — how scholars jumped between multiple texts #desktopmetaphor #notametaphor at Mexico’s first public library
This wonderful work led by @austin_p_wright is helping @NASAPersevere see connections that help us understand how #Mars #Geology and #chemistry has changed over time, and whether it might have ever harbored ancient life
More exciting news from #KDD2024!
A CSE/@NASAJPL collaborative paper won the conference best paper runner-up! Congratulations ML Ph.D. student Austin Wright, Professor Polo Chau, and Scott Davidoff!
Check out the paper on Nested Fusion here: dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/36375…
@PoloChau
ALT Screenshot showing the title, authors, and graphic for Nested Fusion. The collaboration between the School of CSE and NASA's JPL resulted in a method to combine layered datasets of different resolutions to produce a single distribution at higher resolution.
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Stunning photograph of the total solar eclipse on July 11, 1991, taken by Antonio Turok in Chiapas, Mexico.
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Paleo artists often "shrink wrap" fossilized animal depictions
The T-Rex, Utahraptor, Triceratops—popular depictions of each of these animals shows skin so close to bone that it might be unrealistic
So let's shrink-wrap existing animals🧵
Can you guess what this is?
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Single filament, single extruder, and single 3D file—but multiple color shades! Check out our new paper published in additive manufacturing. We are thrilled that our work in HCI fabrication research has been recognized in a leading manufacturing journal.
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Principles of the Science of Colour - William Benson & Joseph Wilson Lowry [1876]
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archive.org/details/gri_c000…
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There's Japanese data on cherry tree blossoming stretching back to 812. Some commitment.
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New paper is out now 🎉
Cinematic Techniques in Narrative Visualization — we analyze and discuss techniques from filmmaking, and try to understand when they are (and aren't) useful for data vis
arxiv.org/abs/2301.03109
Done w/ @jeffrey_heer, Hillary Mushkin, & @designinspace
The @NASAPersevere PIXL science team used @austin_p_wright's spectral anomaly detector in PIXLISE to identify olivines that look to have been altered in the presence of water
science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
#PIXLISE is pixlise.org/about
This May 1 come meet the mad #scientists creating the future of #computing for #Space exploration spacechi.media.mit.edu/ apply to share ideas or even just observe bit.ly/spaceCHI-app
Looking for a summer #intern to help prototype and evaluate an AI #space #robot command system | info and how to apply bit.ly/space-robot-summer21 #uxdesign #uxr #internship
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“I want to challenge the concept that women’s minds aren’t ‘wired’ for STEM. I want to help amplify the voices of women around me to show the world how brilliant, creative & valuable we are.” Krys Blackwood, Senior Lead Human Centered Designer, Europa Clipper #WomensHistoryMonth
One of the 35m #Antenna at the Madrid Deep Space Communication Complex in a driving #snowtorm from #Filomena, dramatically lit at night - thanks to @MadridDSCC team for this image #snowstorm #space
ALT The Madrid Deep Space Telescope, with a white landscape covered in snow.
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Want to examine who and what appeared in the last 10 years on cable TV news (CNN, FOX news, MSNBC)?
Check out our new tool!
tvnews.stanford.edu
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What does the Sun do at the poles on the summer solstice? It never sets. It just circles the pole. This is a timelapse from the South Pole [source of the gif: ow.ly/UUoB30ngRw9] [this is why: ow.ly/oGRj30ngRzO]
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TON 618 is a quasar located in the constellation Canes Venatici. It contains the most massive known black hole, with a mass of 66 billion M☉ buff.ly/2X3MOh9 This is a comparison with the second largest black hole and our Solar System [source: buff.ly/2TtrReL]
