Gulia Foscari & UNLESS has created a monumental work of science communication with the transdisciplinary project “Antarctic Resolution”. It is the most comprehensive documentation to date on the Antarctic continent and our Visualization of the Month #6.
The work Elements by the Greek mathematician Euclid is considered one of the most famous and successful textbooks of all time. We have chosen two adaptations as our visualization of the month #5.
On November 3rd and 4th, the TURN Conference 2022 took place in Kiel. We participated in the conference with a symposium on visual science communication and interactive learning.
During our visit to this year’s Ars Electronica Festival in Linz, we saw many attractive and inspiring exhibitions. Many impressive exhibits have stuck in our memories. One of them is the XR Tumor Evolution Project (XRTEP) – our choice for Visualization of the Month #4.
Throughout the entire City of Kiel, Science Day took place on Friday, September 30th, as part of the European Researcher’s Night. More than 300 representatives from scientific institutions in the KielRegion made this day a very special one.
Following the invitation of the Volkswagen Foundation, the kick-off event of the funding line Science Communication Cubed took place on September 19th and 20th in Hanover.
From September 7 to 11, 2022, the Ars Electronica Festival in Linz once again presented outstanding exhibitions and lectures under the central theme “Welcome to Planet B.” During a 5-day excursion, we experienced the overwhelming program.
Science and art have always entered into a mutual, inspiring symbiosis. The artistic, audiovisual installation Meandering River by the design studio onformative from Berlin is an excellent example of this.
On Friday, September 30th, the Science Day takes place throughout the city of Kiel. We join the event with an exhibition area and various participatory activities in the Seeburg at the Kiellinie.
The question of what constitutes a good life is a fundamental question for all of us. There is no universal answer to it. Moritz Stefaner’s data visualization for the OECD Better Life Index invites us to make our own explorations.