CNS - News

Current Calls

SPIE Conference on Visualization and Data Analysis, San Jose, CA, Jan 28 & 22, 2009.
Symposium on Knowledge Domain Visualizations @ IV 2008, London, UK, July 8-11, 2008.
Call for Papers: Informetrics 3(1), Jan 2009: Special Issue on “Science of Science: Conceptualizations and Models of Science”, Guest Editors: Katy Börner, IndianaUniversity & Andrea Scharnhorst, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences.

External News

2008

Trustees of Indiana University. Places and Spaces: Mapping Science opens at the Chinese Academy of Sciences. IU News Room, August 5. (website accessed 8/18/08).
International Science Grid This Week. Image of the Week-A Map of All Things Science, February 13. (website accessed 8/18/08).
The Oak Ridger.“Places and Spaces” shows the power of maps. January 4. (website accessed 8/18/08).

2007

The Oak Ridger. See the Big Science Picture at AMSE, September 6. (website accessed 8/18/08).
American Museum of Science and Energy. Places and Spaces: Mapping Science. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Slashdot.com. Visualizing the Wikipedia Power Struggle, May 21. (website accessed 8/18/08).
New Scientist. Power Struggle, May 19. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Monroe County Public Library. See the BIG Picture (of Science) at Monroe County Public Library. April 27. (website accessed 8/18/08).
The Trustees of Indiana University. Visualize This! Maps of Science at Public Library. IU News and Events, April 23. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Center for the Philosophy of Nature and Science Studies, University of Copenhagen. The Unity of Science Forms a Network. CPNSS Blogspot, April 3. (website accessed 8/18/08).
MetaFilter Community Weblog. Data Landscapes, March 20. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Neatorama Blog. Maps of Science, March 20. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Slashdot.com. How Scientific Paradigms Relate, March 20. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Complexity Digest, 12. 2007. Relationships Among Scientific Paradigms, SeedMagazine.com, March 19. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Eszter. Cool Visualizations. Crook Timber Blog, March 18. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Edit Staff. Scientific Method: Relationships Among Scientific Paradigms. Seed, March 7. (website accessed 8/18/08).
National Science Foundation Division of Chemistry. NSF Town Hall: National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in Chicago, IL. March, Number 10. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Cacioppo, John T. Psychology is a Hub Science. Association for Psychological Science Observer. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Haagen-Daaz, Nina. Mapping Science: A New Paradigm for Comprehending Abstract Information.” Culture Week. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Digg.com. Map: Science’s Family Tree. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Kemp, Martin. Science in Culture: Chart Toppers. Nature, 445: 368. doi:10.1038/445368a (website accessed 8/18/08).
Reddit Blog. Science. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Smith, Julie, Bryan Hook. Places and Spaces Science Exhibit at MCPL. Ryder. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Sandia National Laboratories. Features: A Map of Science. (website accessed 8/18/08).
New Scientist. Second Sight: Power Struggle. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Koterwas, Ted. Places and Spaces: Mapping Science. WDIL.org. (website accessed 8/18/08).

2006

Kramer, Annette. Mapping Knowledge: Poetry in Aid of Science and Business. Learning Lab Blog, May 14. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Fahey, Christopher. A Tale of Two Libraries 1: Mapping and Thinking at the NYPL. Graphpaper.com, May 10. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Business Filter. Building a Macroscope. The Boston Globe, May 1. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Business Filter. Building a macroscope. The Boston Globe, April 26. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Government Technology. The New York Public Library Maps Scientific Discoveries, Innovation, April 16. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Hajela, Deepti. NY Exhibit Shows a New Take on Maps. USA Today, April 9. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Laboratorytalk Editorial Team. Mapping Course for Better Understanding of Science, April 3. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Wired. “Cyberspace” is Dead, 14.02: February. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Hajela, Deepti. Charting a courses into the wilds of science. SignonSanDiego.com: Union Tribune Publishing, Co. (website accessed 8/18/08).
National Science Foundation. Places and Spaces—Mapping Science. (website accessed 8/18/08).
NEMO Newsletter. Innovative Maps Chart a Course into Unknown Regions of Science at The New York Public Library. Quarterly Journal of the North East Map Organization, 57.
Indiana University School of Informatics. Mapping Exhibit plots course for better understanding of science. (website accessed 8/18/08).
The New York Public Library. Innovative Maps Chart a Course into Unknown Regions of Science in Exhibition at The New York Public Library. (website accessed 8/18/08).
National Science Foundation. Investing in America’s Future: Strategic Plan, FY 2006-2011. Washington, DC: US Government Printing Office.
Marris, Emma. 2006 Gallery: Brilliant Display. Nature, 444: 985-991. (website accessed 8/18/08).

2005

InsideIndianaBusiness.com Report. IU School of Informatics Receives Funds for Cyberinfrastructure, September 29. (website accessed 8/18/08).
The Map Room, A Weblog About Maps. Places and Spaces, August 4. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Elástico.net. Mapas, Mapas, Mapas, July 29. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Ektopia Blog. Places and Spaces, July 29. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Cascio, Jamais. Mapping Space, Politics and Possibility. WorldChanging, July 27. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Future Feeder, Journal of Architecture and Computation Culture. Places and Spaces. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Cartography: The Canadian Cartographic Association’s Weblog. Places and Spaces. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Information Aesthetics. Places and Spaces. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Dürsteller, Juan C. Interviewing Katy Börner. Inf@Vis! The digital magazine of InfoVis.net. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Department of Mathematics, York University. Milestones in the History of Thematic Cartography, Statistical graphics, and Data Visualization. (website accessed 8/18/08).

2004

Academe Today: The Chronicle of Higher Education’s Daily Report for Subscribers. A glance at the April 6 issue of the ‘Proceedings of the National Academy of Science’: the mapping of knowledge. The Chronicle of Higher Education, April 9. (website accessed 8/18/08).
National Academic Mailing List Service. Maps of Science PNAS Special Issue. JISCmail, April 9. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Science News. Here There Be Data: Mapping the Landscape of Science. Science Daily, April 7. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Whitehouse, Dr. David. Scientists seek ‘map of science.’ BBC News, April 7. (website accessed 8/18/08).
Piquepaille, Roland. Social Networking Tools Applied to Scientific Topics. Roland Piquepaille’s Technology Trends, Wednesday, April 7. (website accessed 8/18/08).
DSstar. IU Named Sun Center of Excellence for Knowledge Management, Discovery. (website accessed 8/18/08).
United Press International. Scientists try to map world’s information. (website accessed 8/18/08).

SLIS News

04.11.08: $1.2 million NIH project will help track and predict epidemics, SLIS Faculty News
04.08.08: $1.2 million NIH project will help track and predict epidemics, IU News Room
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