The best of this year’s images, and an appreciation of microscopy itself.

"The Neo Series" is an art series that explores the thematic world of Japanese cyberpunk and simple science-fiction; all while visualized consistently in the same color scheme of bright neon colors.

News, stories, and opinions on science, technology, health, education, business, policy, campus life, and more from The University of Texas at Austin.

Eye-catching illustrations from Nature’s award-winning art team.

More creature design! Unlike with wings and beaks, you can’t necessarily tell a lot about a bird by its tail, but hopefully this gives you some information. Transcript below the cut. [[MORE]]Bird...

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Help Keep PTSOS Going, Click Here: https://www.gofundme.com/ptsosDan Burns explains his space-time warping demo at a PTSOS workshop at Los Gatos High School,...

Visualizing molecules

18 sorting algorithms visualized in a circular diagram. I just fell in love with this sorting algorithms visualization that I found on github and felt an urg...

The following Infographics are from the NIV QuickView Bible (Zondervan, 2012). Navigate and understand the Bible easily with more than 360 visual Infographics, 20 maps, lists, and color-coded sections alongside the NIV text. The Bible is presented as never before through at-a-glance snapshots that visually display key stories and insights from God’s Word. [Read the […]

Remember the good old days when a gigabyte was considered a lot of space? Improvements in hard disk technology have allowed the humble magnetic drive to reach the dizzying heights of multiple terabytes of storage, but Cisco foresees a future that's a few orders of magnitude more impressive. Pinpointing 2015 as the commencement of what it calls the zettabyte era, the company has put together a handy infographic to show us just how much data can be fit into one: you can alternatively think of it as the equivalent of 250 billion DVDs, 36 million years of HD video, or the volume of the Great Wall of China if you allow an 11oz cup of coffee to represent a gigabyte of data. So "zetta" must be Greek for one hell of a lot, but what Cisco expects is that we'll be pushing that much information around the web each year by 2015. Any bets on how many exabytes of it will be to stream videos of cats diving into cardboard boxes?

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3D visualizations, by designer Faraz, of the Bridge House in Australia, designed Max Pritchard. A green house, respecting the Aboriginal “Touch the Earth Lightly' principle.

Our collection of books and trainings makes learning effective behavior strategies easy! We use step-by-step visuals and approachable language to bridge the gap between behavioral expertise and everyday applications. ABA Visualized will be your go-to guide for supporting parents & teachers!

For DZone's 2014 Guide to Continuous Delivery we created a detailed infographic to illustrate the creation of deployment pipelines. Download DZone's 2014 Guide...

Our collection of books and trainings makes learning effective behavior strategies easy! We use step-by-step visuals and approachable language to bridge the gap between behavioral expertise and everyday applications. ABA Visualized will be your go-to guide for supporting parents & teachers!

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The Laplace Transform is a particular tool that is used in mathematics, science, engineering and so on.  There are many books, web pages, and so on about it. My animations are now on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laplace_transform And yet I cannot find a single decent visualization of it!  Not a single person that I can find appears…

A bank fails when it cannot meet its financial obligations to creditors or depositors because it has become insolvent or no longer has enough liquid assets to fulfill its payment obligations. Since the 1970s, over 90 banks in the U.S. with US$1 billion or more in assets have failed.