Visualize your Science

We're excited to welcome Sandra Rybicki from Thünen Institute of Sea Fisheries to our Poster Wall.

The striking crab illustration immediately captures attention and guides the viewer's eye, while the generous use of white space enhances clarity and makes the poster highly accessible.

You can admire the poster further on our Poster Wall, sign up or log in to see detailed poster analysis: https://www.visualizeyourscience.com/poster-wall?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=facebook_page&utm_medium=Visualize%20your%20Science

The team recently enjoyed a meetup in Berlin 🇩🇪

Visiting a historic city, going on adventures, and spending time together gave us the perfect energy boost before the summer break ☀️

We're excited to welcome Nicholas Hoad from Uppsala University to our Poster Wall.

The text shaped around the visuals creates a natural, organic flow, while the isometric drawings bring the poster to life and add depth, resulting in an engaging and visually cohesive design.

You can admire the poster further on our Poster Wall, sign up or log in to see detailed poster analysis: https://www.visualizeyourscience.com/poster-wall?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=facebook_page&utm_medium=Visualize%20your%20Science

Meet Markus Håkansson!

A researcher in analytical chemistry with a love for photography. Markus moved from Sweden to Finland in 2000 and continued his academic career as a teacher/researcher at Aalto University. Seventeen years later, he found himself looking for a new challenge and spoke with his old friend Andreas. Soon after, Markus became the company's first employee!

Markus works with the company's infrastructure and is mainly found behind the scenes, helping students and employees with technical issues, assisting the team with equipment, and supporting the company as it continues to grow. He is an old-school observer of photography, drawn to the mechanical aspects of image creation. His favorite subjects are nature, for its beauty, and his children, for their gift of always bringing life to still images.

We're proud to have had Markus as a team member for close to eight years. He's a silent guardian, a watchful protector, and if you're ever in need of help, he'll be there.

We're excited to welcome Magdalena Neijd from Linköping University to our Poster Wall.

The design clearly connects the entry point with the results, guiding the reader smoothly, while the flow leads naturally to contact details with a photo and QR code as a strong exit point.

You can admire the poster further on our Poster Wall, sign up or log in to see detailed poster analysis: https://www.visualizeyourscience.com/poster-wall?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=facebook_page&utm_medium=Visualize%20your%20Science

Fix my Graph is back 📈

This time, we're looking at a table recently published in the Journal of Experimental Political Science.

The table is already good, but by changing the colors and adjusting the labels, we can make it more accessible and easier to see the results.

Would you like your graph (or table) to be featured? Use this form 👉 https://visualizeyourscience.fillout.com/t/sK2wBqR82Mus?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=facebook_page&utm_medium=Visualize%20your%20Science

Visualize your Science alumni, we've got something special for you!

The alumni course has just been updated with 110 minutes of new materials 🎉

It's from Jonas Dagson's guest lecture at this year's mini conference in Copenhagen. Jonas's lecture covers various topics, including the world of visual storytelling, practical considerations, "power user" tips, and valuable rules for designing your posters.

You can access these lectures by logging in on our website, selecting the "Visualize your Science Alumni" course, and you'll find it under "Mini conference lecture by Jonas Dagson".