BIG NEWS! We've updated the website of the Open Visualization Academy, where you can see all its contributors: openvisualizationacademy.org This is the announcement in our newsletter: openvisualizationacademy.beehiiv.com/p/we-re-back... #dataViz #infographics #dataJournalism #dataVis 📊 1/x

What @ariellemargot.bsky.social said. We're hiring a Social Media and Digital Content Creator! www.climatecentral.org/open-positio...

Here’s What Happened at RFK, Jr.’s Overhauled Vaccine Panel Meeting www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-... Three vaccines were on the agenda for this week’s meeting of ACIP, the CDC’s key advisory panel on immunization

The story below immediately brings to mind an epic pre-Instagram & TikTok project from designer Stefanie Posavec. In case there’s a wave of folks that missed it the first time around, behold her classic Writing Without Words series 📊 www.stefanieposavec.com/archive/writ...

I’m honestly surprised that I don’t hear more people reference it. And now that I’m thinking about it, I think I’ll read it again this weekend. 📊 #informationdesign #infodesign

I gave a science graphics talk yesterday for folks at Curtin U. So many great participant questions. One asked for refs that would also resonate w/folks in the humanities. My top pick hands-down is Graphesis: Visual Forms of Knowledge Production by Johanna Drucker www.hup.harvard.edu/books/978067...

Confused by patchwork COVID vaccine guidelines across states? @sciam.bsky.social has a map with the latest info from the National Alliance of State Pharmacy Associations. We'll keep tracking updates. 📊 @unamandita.bsky.social ✏️ @jaimieseaton.bsky.social. www.scientificamerican.com/article/covi...

Bird lovers: Don’t miss this article w/its fab painting by Chase Stone (art directed by @mrakdesign.bsky.social), charming reconstructions by @nearbirdstudios.bsky.social & icons by Brittany Cheung of the features that made bird migration possible www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-... 🧪 #SciArt

In 2016 billionaire Yuri Milner held a star-studded press conference where he pledged to spend $100 million to send the first spaceship to Alpha Centauri. But almost a decade later, Breakthrough Starshot doesn't have much to show for itself. What happened? @sarahscoles.bsky.social reports 🧪

I just caught up with this episode, and learned so much! Not only is it a fascinating & timely look at the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, but it also covers lots of themes that are good to keep in mind when dealing with large scale and regularly-updated datasets. 📊

Just got a Covid vaccination. Flashed back to my 1st dose in ‘21 & the wave of relief that came w/it. I teared up then, thankful for the folks that made that additional level of protection possible at record speeds. Grateful for the folks who are now fighting for everyone’s right to continued access

“It’s not just about the firing of the CDC director. It’s the fact that CDC has been hemorrhaging some of the world’s top experts." I spoke to @jennifernuzzo.bsky.social and Georges Benjamin @apha.org about the CDC leadership exodus @sciam.bsky.social: www.scientificamerican.com/article/cdc-...

I should've noted there's a great sale currently in effect for Scientific American's 180th anniversary (ends Sept 2, 2025). $18/year digital subscription. Or 50% off for the unlimited sub (print edition + ad-free digital access to full archive + tote combo) www.scientificamerican.com/getsciam/ 🧪

Here's to search and submit author information for settlement bsky.app/profile/alex...

“If every author in the class filed a claim, industry advocates warned, it would "financially ruin" the entire AI industry.” arstechnica.com/tech-policy/...

Founded 180 years ago today, @sciam.bsky.social is the oldest continually published mag in the US. A fun history dive here to celebrate: 🧪 www.scientificamerican.com/report/celeb... If you think it’s cool a science mag holds the record, please consider subscribing to kick off our next 180 years.

Do you have questions about the near-future and COVID vaccination access? (I do.) Fortunately for us, my colleague @meghanbartels.bsky.social has answers. I'm so grateful for the information she pulled together in this article. www.scientificamerican.com/article/who-...

This TikTok video made me think of the work that @datavandals.bsky.social, @jerthorp.bsky.social + co & many other folks have done/are doing in the collaborative dataviz space. Love to see the conversations that happen as people build maps/charts together in real time. 📊 www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8B9C1sN/

I bought my ticket! Perhaps I'll see you in Boston this November? 📊

The Surprising Science behind Your Favorite (and Least Favorite) Scents 🧪📊 www.scientificamerican.com/article/why-...

It was such a treat to see Kapi in person for an artist’s talk and reception for her “The Plasticene” collection today. Please excuse my poor photography of her work below, and check out proper representations on her website here ➡️ www.kalliopimonoyios.com/home/the-pla... #SciArt

As fashion attention shifts to fall, are you struggling with sustainability concerns amidst the impulse to freshen up your wardrobe? @sciam.bsky.social has you covered. Click through for a thorough visual guide that will make you a more informed consumer. www.scientificamerican.com/article/a-be...

Column: The Corporation for Public Broadcast is ‘winding down.’ What does that mean for public radio and TV? I talk with media studies professor and public media expert Josh Shepperd for an explainer. In short, it's dire Gift 🔗

Statement:Medical Association Liaisons to Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices on Being Barred from Nation’s Vaccine Review ".. irresponsible, dangerous to our nation’s health, and will further undermine public and clinician trust in vaccines."

For 180 years, Scientific American covers have invited readers on voyages of discovery—from deep oceans to distant galaxies. Now it’s your turn! Capture your own moment of exploration with our photo challenge. Terms & Conditions apply. See official rules: sciam.com/180contest #SciAmInTheWild

Scientific American is turning 180! 🎉 Celebrate with us: 🎂 Explore our anniversary collection 🧩 Solve digital jigsaw puzzles of vintage covers 🏆 Stay tuned for a contest announcement tomorrow! sciam.com/180 #SciAm180

Ticks have been on my mind this summer (cue a shiver and Lyme disease paranoia). Grateful to my @sciam.bsky.social colleague Jen Schwartz for this Q&A with an expert on the topic ➡️ www.scientificamerican.com/article/why-... 🧪

After photos showed President Trump with swollen ankles and bruised hands, the White House revealed he has chronic venous insufficiency. Here's what that means: www.scientificamerican.com/article/what...

For this @sciam.bsky.social article on illness from Vibrio bacteria along the U.S. east coast (yup, the genus that includes V. cholerae), cartographer @pinakographos.bsky.social and I pay homage to John Snow's classic cholera map with contemporary data. 📊 🧪 www.scientificamerican.com/article/vibr...

Today I learned about cartographer Louise E. Jefferson thanks to a TikTok by Saki Savavi. www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8hhVbr1/

Thousands of federal grants have been terminated, effectively cutting lifesaving research and the careers of people behind the work. Read their stories, thoughtfully written by @rachelnuwer.bsky.social for @sciam.bsky.social. www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-...

Hi 👋. Just a heads-up: Scientific American is having a digital and unlimited access subscription sale through July 17 (40%) off. —> www.scientificamerican.com/getsciam/

This is so, so good. Thank you for writing it, @cogley.bsky.social

Our excellent graphics editor @jenchristiansen.com gives a great History of Scientific American talk to each new class of interns here. Today we all learned that SciAm is older than STAMPS (in the U.S. at least). Also, please look at this screenshot of our early AOL page.

Hi! I know paywalls can be frustrating but they're often what pays the salaries of journalists like Jen and me. SciAm has a 90 days for $1 deal I highly recommend if you've run out of free views: www.scientificamerican.com/getsciam/90-...

Vaccination schedules on the CDC website have already started changing under RFK Jr. So we published a guide to the evidence-based vaccine recommendations in place *before* all 17 members of the advisory panel were abruptly dismissed by the new admin. www.scientificamerican.com/article/see-... 🧪

10 years ago today, we dropped a thing that people still ask me about regularly. The question "What's Really Warming the World?" still has the same answer. With Blacki Migliozzi, in conversation with NASA GISS geniuses @climateofgavin.bsky.social and @drkatemarvel.bsky.social 🎁🔗

Missing a climate goal doesn’t mean we should give up. An illustrated guide to the concept of overshoot by @angela-morelli.bsky.social @tomgab.bsky.social & @andyreisinger.bsky.social for Scientific American. www.scientificamerican.com/article/why-... 🧪📊 #sciart

Making sustainable clothing choices isn’t always easy. So I pitched a story with the goal of helping all of us cut through greenwashing. See www.scientificamerican.com/article/a-be... for stages of clothing production, data on environmental & human impact, and consumer tips #SustainableFashion 📊

A nice thing to print up and have on hand if you are heading to a public place with others to express your opinions: gem7.neocities.org/pubs/protest...

I'm incredibly excited about participating in the Visualizing Resilience conference this week in Finland. Looks like June 6 streaming tickets are still available for folks that can’t make it in person: vizknowledge.aalto.fi/index.html

New: I recreated Tomas Wright’s 1742 astronomical treatise, Clavis Cælestis, and its accompanying sheets titled A Synopsis of the Universe. New posters are available in antique style and modern colors. Explore: www.c82.net/clavis-caele... How it was made: www.c82.net/blog/?id=99

Reefs of Time by @lisasgardiner.bsky.social arrived ahead of its Jun10 pub date.🤩 I knew I wouldn’t see my fellow Smith College geology major on campus this weekend at reunion, so I spent time with her new title at our old haunt (the science building 🧪🪨🪸) instead. Congrats on your latest book, Lisa!

When our kitty died a few months ago 💔 we commissioned a portrait from artist Kat Corrigan. We hung it yesterday, by her climbing tree. (Now a home to plants, since I needed something alive in the corner.) Kat was so kind. Highly recommend. katcorrigan.com

My "Map of Nothing" featured in @sciam.bsky.social has been shortlisted for the 2024 Information is Beautiful Awards. Nothing is the new something. Work with @jenchristiansen.com. www.informationisbeautifulawards.com/showcase/712...

Today was a good day for art viewing @thebroadmuseum.bsky.social // Mirror #1 by Roy Lichtenstein (left), Portrait of Malak Lunsford II by Kehinde Wiley (right)

Museum and Planetarium Friends, Many of you use NASA SVS material. Right now it is critical that we are able to document SVS's impact. Please let us know how you are using our content (use my email address at the bottom of this page: svs.gsfc.nasa.gov). Thank you!

NEW WORK! ✨ I got to create this 2-page spread for an article in @sciam.bsky.social on the puzzling lack of worlds outside our solar system in a certain size range; the "Radius Gap." Visualizing several hundred exoplanets as a polar plot + contours. www.scientificamerican.com/article/exop...

Oh my goodness, I miss the Malofoej information graphics summit in Pamplona. Thanks for this blast from the past, @visualisingdata.com

New #paleoart of mine has just appeared in a @sciam.bsky.social article on the awesome horns and spikes of herbivorous dinosaurs (not my art in the preview). A fascinating read by biomechanicist Mike Habib - was great fun working with him on this! #sciart www.scientificamerican.com/article/dino...