SCIENCE VISUALIZATION RESOURCES

READING

Art as a tool for science (2021) David Goodsell -- (link)

Seeing the PDB (2021) Jane Richardson, David Richardson, David Goodsell -- (link)

Picturing Science: Using Art and Imagination to Explore New Worlds (2021) Beata Mierzwa, David Goodsell -- (link)

**Which color scale to use when visualizing data (2021) Lisa Charlotte Muth -- (link) 

**Philosophy of Biology: Drawing and the dynamic nature of living systems (2019) Gemma Anderson, John Dupré, James G Wakefield -- (link) 

Sequence tube maps: making graph genomes intuitive to commuters (2019) Wolfgang Beyer et al -- (link) 

Molecular Illustration in Research and Education: Past, Present, and Future (2018) David Goodsell, Jodie Jenkinson -- (link) 

Bubble treemaps for uncertainty visualization (2017) Jochen Gortler et al -- (link) 

The Scientist as Illustrator (2016) Janet H. Iwasa -- (link) 

Visual semiotics & uncertainty visualization: an empirical study (2012) Alan MacEachren et al -- (link)

List of publications investigating the effects of visual narratives in science communication & education Cartoon Science -- (link) 

** = A favorite of mine!

WATCHING

PBS News - Janet Iwasa interview - (link)

Dear Data  - Giorgia Lupi & Stefanie Posavec - (link)

MAKING

Mol* Viewer: modern web app for 3D visualization and analysis of large biomolecular structures (2021) - David Sehnal et al - (link)

CellPAINT: Turnkey Illustration of Molecular Cell Biology (2021) - Adam Gardner et al - (link)

Coblis: Color blindness simulator - (link) 

Ggplot2: Create graphics - (link) 

Data visualization catalog: Search for different ways to visualize your data based on what you want to show - (link) 

Observable: Create data visualizations and explore what others have made - (link) 

Datawrapper: Create interactive charts, maps, or tables - (link) 

SwissBioPics: Collection of detailed SVG files for many different types of cells - (link) 

BioViz Studio: Create scientifically accurate molecular animations - (link) 

ColorBrewer2: Evaluate how distinct your classes are with different color scales - (link) 

BioRender: Icon library - (link) 

ChimeraX: Molecular visualization program - (link)