Open Access Eurovis - A collection of open access visualization research papers, material, and data #openaccess #eurovis oa-eurovis.jamesscottbrown.com Based on Steve Haroz 📊👁️🧠's Open Access project: x.com/sharoz/status/…

The latest count of EuroVis contributions with open-access preprints is: 32/52 full papers (62%) 5/21 short papers (23%) 5/9 STAR reports (56%) 1/15 posters (7%) #openaccess #eurovis oa-eurovis.jamesscottbrown.com

Travelling back from #eurovis I’m on a National Express coach that’s advertised to have WiFi but I can’t download papers because Springer and IEEEXplore are blocked. Why is “Software/Technology” a blocked category?

Don't like long DOIs in your #chi2019 paper? Take a few seconds to shorten them with github.com/domoritz/shorty.

Here's a quick initial attempt at addressing this problem: jamesscottbrown.github.io/vis-videos/ind… Pull requests and contributions are welcome.

The amount of detail that illustrator R. Sandeman and engraver G. C. Leighton put into this panorama is amazing. Hold onto your hats for this street-level view.

This year I am again collating links to open access papers, material, and data for the #EuroVis conference at oa-eurovis.jamesscottbrown.com So far, the proportion of papers with a pre-print online is: 30/63 full papers (48%) 8/22 short papers (36%) 6/9 STAR (67%)

UPDATED: Open Access VIS 2019 oavis.org A collection of accessible papers and research materials for VIS 2019. Includes the reviewing track and clearer labels for the badges. Thanks to Andrew McNutt | @[email protected] and James Scott-Brown for helping! #ieeevis #openaccess #openscience

Details about the BioVis challenge are out now! Solve a problem with a challenging dataset, or tell your story about redesigning a biomedical visualization for bigger impact. More details at biovis.net/2020/biovisCha… #ieeevis

Happy that my pre-ordered copy of Richard Brath’s Visualizing with Text has already arrived

UPDATE: Our ISARIC ISARIC4C paper now published The Lancet Respiratory Medicine! 4C Deterioration includes 11 routinely measured predictors and demonstrated consistent performance among hospitalised adults with COVID-19 across England, Scotland & Wales thelancet.com/journals/lanre…

If you are creating figures for your next synthetic biology masterpiece and you need to include some genetic designs, think about using #SBOL Visual symbols. Standards aren't just for data! Here is our tutorial on getting started from COMBINE 2020. youtu.be/88V9xXVNo3Y

A few improvements: - caching should speed up loading - I've OCRd the SAGE minutes PDFs containing only images (18-43, 47-48, 50-58), so they're now searchable too - thanks to Andreas Grivas for help with this - I've added more recently published docs x.com/jamesscottbrow…

This updated Guide to Covid-19 Rapid Review Collections seeks to avoid unnecessary duplication of effort by highlighting those organisations doing their own evidence summaries or making searching across organisations reviews easier phe.koha-ptfs.co.uk/cgi-bin/koha/o…

After a period of only uploading new SAGE documents, I've now uploaded all of the available NERVTAG minutes (and will try to keep these reasonably up-to-date in future) x.com/jamesscottbrow… covidreports.co.uk

If you are building software to visualise genetic constructs using SBOL Visual you might find our new #Python library paraSBOLv useful. Our paper covering its core functionality is now out in Synthetic Biology: doi.org/10.1093/synbio… James Scott-Brown SBOL Bristol BioDesign Institute

This looks like it was a very interesting seminar, judging from the slides: materials.dagstuhl.de/index.php?semn… x.com/arlenechung/st…

And now for something completely different - rediscovered unprocessed data of a spider building a net on my balcony. This composite image combines 2800 frames into one (minimum filter).