Tag Archives: science visualization

Video and Images from Visualizing Science Course Presentation

Posted on June 21, 2018 by Barry

Last month concluded with the final session of our Visualizing Science course. This was a deep dive into the role science visualization is playing in research labs across the Museum, and across the disciplines, with a special focus on tools … Continue reading →

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Finding Flamingos: Teaching Sci Viz through Conservation Biology and G.I.S.

Posted on April 3, 2018 by Barry

We’re been running a number of different new courses this calendar year to explore various ways to engage youth with science visualization – both the science practices used by Museum scientists across the disciplines and and products produced by those … Continue reading →

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A Visit to the Future: oblong’s Mezzanine & Greenhouse

Posted on April 5, 2013 by Barry

What you picture when you hear the phrase “Minority Report” says a lot about you. For some it refers to the short story by science fiction writer Philip K. Dick. For others it refers to the Steven Spielberg/Tom Cruise blockbuster … Continue reading →

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