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2012-3-13: CFP: Parsons Institute for Information Mapping: Call for Papers and Projects

2013-01-31T14:51:53Z

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Abstracts due: February 19th 2013
Full submissions due: March 22nd 2013

The Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) is calling for papers and projects for publication in the Spring 2013 Issue – The 2nd Issue of Volume V. PJIM is an academic journal and online forum designed to share knowledge about information mapping and its related disciplines (information design, data/knowledge visualization, taxonomies, data analytics, informatics, information systems, and graphic interface design).

PJIM is published quarterly by the Parsons Institute for Information Mapping and focuses on both the theoretical and practical aspects of information visualization. With each issue, the Journal aims to present novel ideas and approaches that advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through visual, engineering, and cognitive methods.

We are interested in publishing original essays, academic manuscripts, interactive and non-interactive projects, and project documentation that address representation, processing, and communication of information. PJIM encourages interdisciplinary thinking and approaches.

We are open to submissions regarding, but not limited to, the following disciplines:
- Visual analysis and interpretation,
- Social, political, or economic discourse surrounding information, distribution and use,
- Cognition, thinking, and learning,
- Visual and perceptual literacy,
- Historical uses of information and imagery, and Semiotics

PJIM accepts submissions in the following styles:
- Traditional academic manuscripts that share empirical, methodological, and/or applied findings;
- Research-based academic essays with proper citations;
- Research –and/or interview – based articles; and
- Interactive and non-interactive projects, accompanied by project documentations.

PJIM does not accept “advertorials” or case studies of companies or commercial products.

Abstract Submissions Must Include the Following Information
- Authors (all): name, highest degree, mailing address, phone, fax, e-mail, and institutional affiliation as appropriate
- Biography (all authors): a brief, 25-50 word biography
- Title: title of your submission
- Keywords: a list of 5-10 keywords
- Abstract: description of the proposed, full submission, maximum of 250 words
- Format: description of the format of the final submission and what PJIM should expect to receive from you
- Technologies: description of project tools if applicable (e.g. URL, images, graphics, illustrations, etc.)

All manuscripts and essays must be submitted and formatted in Microsoft Word or Rich Text Format. For more information and submission guidelines, visit http://piim.newschool.edu/journal/submissions

About The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping

The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is a Research, Development, and Professional Services facility within The New School, located in New York City. PIIM’s mission is to advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through academic and commercial pursuits.

PIIM researchers and staff disseminate their expertise in information categorization, knowledge representation, information taxonomy development, information logic and raking/scoring, knowledge visualization, and Graphic User Interface (GUI) and User Experience Design (UXD) by developing powerful tools and methods for decision makers and analysts. PIIM’s work seeks to increase decision maker and analyst cognition of complex data sets via efficient experiences and visualizations.

In both its own research and its engagements with government agencies, corporations and other organizations, PIIM pushes the boundaries of information, engineering and visual design to develop new ways of thinking about information – and to build and deliver corresponding real world solutions.

For more information, visit http://piim.newschool.edu

2013-01-31: Parsons Institute for Information Mapping: Call for Papers and Projects

2013-01-31T14:50:36Z

Katie4PJIM:

2013-01-31: Parsons Institute for Information Mapping: Call for Papers and Projects

2012-05-10T14:30:32Z

Katie4PJIM:

[[Category:News]]
[[Category:2012/05]]

Abstracts due: May 21st 2012
Full submissions due: June 25th 2012

The Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) is calling for papers and projects for publication in the Summer 2012 Issue – The 3rd Issue of Volume IV. PJIM is an academic journal and online forum designed to share knowledge about information mapping and its related disciplines (information design, data/knowledge visualization, taxonomies, data analytics, informatics, information systems, and graphic interface design).

PJIM is published quarterly by the Parsons Institute for Information Mapping and focuses on both the theoretical and practical aspects of information visualization. With each issue, the Journal aims to present novel ideas and approaches that advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through visual, engineering, and cognitive methods.

We are interested in publishing original essays, academic manuscripts, interactive and non-interactive projects, and project documentation that address representation, processing, and communication of information. PJIM encourages interdisciplinary thinking and approaches.

We are open to submissions regarding, but not limited to, the following disciplines:
- Visual analysis and interpretation,
- Social, political, or economic discourse surrounding information, distribution and use,
- Cognition, thinking, and learning,
- Visual and perceptual literacy,
- Historical uses of information and imagery, and Semiotics

PJIM accepts submissions in the following styles:
- Traditional academic manuscripts that share empirical, methodological, and/or applied findings;
- Research-based academic essays with proper citations;
- Research –and/or interview – based articles; and
- Interactive and non-interactive projects, accompanied by project documentations.

PJIM does not accept “advertorials” or case studies of companies or commercial products.

Abstract Submissions Must Include the Following Information
- Authors (all): name, highest degree, mailing address, phone, fax, e-mail, and institutional affiliation as appropriate
- Biography (all authors): a brief, 25-50 word biography
- Title: title of your submission
- Keywords: a list of 5-10 keywords
- Abstract: description of the proposed, full submission, maximum of 250 words
- Format: description of the format of the final submission and what PJIM should expect to receive from you
- Technologies: description of project tools if applicable (e.g. URL, images, graphics, illustrations, etc.)

All manuscripts and essays must be submitted and formatted in Microsoft Word or Rich Text Format. For more information and submission guidelines, visit http://piim.newschool.edu/journal/submissions

About The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping

The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is a Research, Development, and Professional Services facility within The New School, located in New York City. PIIM’s mission is to advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through academic and commercial pursuits.

PIIM researchers and staff disseminate their expertise in information categorization, knowledge representation, information taxonomy development, information logic and raking/scoring, knowledge visualization, and Graphic User Interface (GUI) and User Experience Design (UXD) by developing powerful tools and methods for decision makers and analysts. PIIM’s work seeks to increase decision maker and analyst cognition of complex data sets via efficient experiences and visualizations.

In both its own research and its engagements with government agencies, corporations and other organizations, PIIM pushes the boundaries of information, engineering and visual design to develop new ways of thinking about information – and to build and deliver corresponding real world solutions.

For more information, visit http://piim.newschool.edu

2011-11-14: CFP: Parsons Institute for Information Mapping: Call for Papers and Projects

2012-01-19T17:34:51Z

Katie4PJIM: 2011-11-14: CFP: Parsons Institute for Information Mapping: Call for Papers and Projects moved to 2012-3-13: CFP: Parsons Institute for Information Mapping: Call for Papers and Projects: submission dates have changed

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2013-01-31: Parsons Institute for Information Mapping: Call for Papers and Projects

2012-01-19T17:34:51Z

[[Category:News]]
[[Category:2011/11]]

Abstracts due: February 13th 2012
Full submissions due: March 19th 2012

The Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) is calling for papers and projects for publication in the Spring 2012 Issue – The 2nd Issue of Volume IV. PJIM is an academic journal and online forum designed to share knowledge about information mapping and its related disciplines (information design, data/knowledge visualization, taxonomies, data analytics, informatics, information systems, and graphic interface design).

PJIM is published quarterly by the Parsons Institute for Information Mapping and focuses on both the theoretical and practical aspects of information visualization. With each issue, the Journal aims to present novel ideas and approaches that advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through visual, engineering, and cognitive methods.

We are interested in publishing original essays, academic manuscripts, interactive and non-interactive projects, and project documentation that address representation, processing, and communication of information. PJIM encourages interdisciplinary thinking and approaches.

We are open to submissions regarding, but not limited to, the following disciplines:
- Visual analysis and interpretation,
- Social, political, or economic discourse surrounding information, distribution and use,
- Cognition, thinking, and learning,
- Visual and perceptual literacy,
- Historical uses of information and imagery, and Semiotics

PJIM accepts submissions in the following styles:
- Traditional academic manuscripts that share empirical, methodological, and/or applied findings;
- Research-based academic essays with proper citations;
- Research –and/or interview – based articles; and
- Interactive and non-interactive projects, accompanied by project documentations.

PJIM does not accept “advertorials” or case studies of companies or commercial products.

Abstract Submissions Must Include the Following Information
- Authors (all): name, highest degree, mailing address, phone, fax, e-mail, and institutional affiliation as appropriate
- Biography (all authors): a brief, 25-50 word biography
- Title: title of your submission
- Keywords: a list of 5-10 keywords
- Abstract: description of the proposed, full submission, maximum of 250 words
- Format: description of the format of the final submission and what PJIM should expect to receive from you
- Technologies: description of project tools if applicable (e.g. URL, images, graphics, illustrations, etc.)

All manuscripts and essays must be submitted and formatted in Microsoft Word or Rich Text Format. For more information and submission guidelines, visit http://piim.newschool.edu/journal/submissions

About The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping

The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is a Research, Development, and Professional Services facility within The New School, located in New York City. PIIM’s mission is to advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through academic and commercial pursuits.

PIIM researchers and staff disseminate their expertise in information categorization, knowledge representation, information taxonomy development, information logic and raking/scoring, knowledge visualization, and Graphic User Interface (GUI) and User Experience Design (UXD) by developing powerful tools and methods for decision makers and analysts. PIIM’s work seeks to increase decision maker and analyst cognition of complex data sets via efficient experiences and visualizations.

In both its own research and its engagements with government agencies, corporations and other organizations, PIIM pushes the boundaries of information, engineering and visual design to develop new ways of thinking about information – and to build and deliver corresponding real world solutions.

For more information, visit http://piim.newschool.edu

2013-01-31: Parsons Institute for Information Mapping: Call for Papers and Projects

2012-01-19T17:33:49Z

Katie4PJIM:

2011-07-14: CFP: Parsons Institute for Information Mapping: Call for Papers and Projects

2011-10-17T18:17:43Z

Katie4PJIM: 2011-07-14: CFP: Parsons Institute for Information Mapping: Call for Papers and Projects moved to 2011-11-14: CFP: Parsons Institute for Information Mapping: Call for Papers and Projects: Updated Date

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2013-01-31: Parsons Institute for Information Mapping: Call for Papers and Projects

2011-10-17T18:17:43Z

[[Category:News]]
[[Category:2011/11]]

Abstracts due: November 14th 2011
Full submissions due: December 9th 2011

The Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) is calling for papers and projects for publication in the January 2012 Issue – The 1st Issue of Volume IV. PJIM is an academic journal and online forum designed to share knowledge about information mapping and its related disciplines (information design, data/knowledge visualization, taxonomies, data analytics, informatics, information systems, and graphic interface design).

PJIM is published quarterly by the Parsons Institute for Information Mapping and focuses on both the theoretical and practical aspects of information visualization. With each issue, the Journal aims to present novel ideas and approaches that advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through visual, engineering, and cognitive methods.

We are interested in publishing original essays, academic manuscripts, interactive and non-interactive projects, and project documentation that address representation, processing, and communication of information. PJIM encourages interdisciplinary thinking and approaches.

We are open to submissions regarding, but not limited to, the following disciplines:
- Visual analysis and interpretation,
- Social, political, or economic discourse surrounding information, distribution and use,
- Cognition, thinking, and learning,
- Visual and perceptual literacy,
- Historical uses of information and imagery, and Semiotics

PJIM accepts submissions in the following styles:
- Traditional academic manuscripts that share empirical, methodological, and/or applied findings;
- Research-based academic essays with proper citations;
- Research –and/or interview – based articles; and
- Interactive and non-interactive projects, accompanied by project documentations.

PJIM does not accept “advertorials” or case studies of companies or commercial products.

Abstract Submissions Must Include the Following Information
- Authors (all): name, highest degree, mailing address, phone, fax, e-mail, and institutional affiliation as appropriate
- Biography (all authors): a brief, 25-50 word biography
- Title: title of your submission
- Keywords: a list of 5-10 keywords
- Abstract: description of the proposed, full submission, maximum of 250 words
- Format: description of the format of the final submission and what PJIM should expect to receive from you
- Technologies: description of project tools if applicable (e.g. URL, images, graphics, illustrations, etc.)

All manuscripts and essays must be submitted and formatted in Microsoft Word or Rich Text Format. For more information and submission guidelines, visit http://piim.newschool.edu/journal/submissions

About The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping

The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is a Research, Development, and Professional Services facility within The New School, located in New York City. PIIM’s mission is to advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through academic and commercial pursuits.
PIIM researchers and staff disseminate their expertise in information categorization, knowledge representation, information taxonomy development, information logic and raking/scoring, knowledge visualization, and Graphic User Interface (GUI) and User Experience Design (UXD) by developing powerful tools and methods for decision makers and analysts. PIIM’s work seeks to increase decision maker and analyst cognition of complex data sets via efficient experiences and visualizations.

In both its own research and its engagements with government agencies, corporations and other organizations, PIIM pushes the boundaries of information, engineering and visual design to develop new ways of thinking about information – and to build and deliver corresponding real world solutions.

For more information, visit http://piim.newschool.edu

2013-01-31: Parsons Institute for Information Mapping: Call for Papers and Projects

2011-10-17T18:16:59Z

Katie4PJIM:

2013-01-31: Parsons Institute for Information Mapping: Call for Papers and Projects

2011-07-14T21:00:49Z

Katie4PJIM: New page: Category:News Category:2011/07 Abstracts due: August 12th 2011 Full submissions due: September 12th 2011 The Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) is calling for pape...

[[Category:News]]
[[Category:2011/07]]

Abstracts due: August 12th 2011
Full submissions due: September 12th 2011

The Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) is calling for papers and projects for publication in the October Issue – The 4th Issue of Volume III. PJIM is an academic journal and online forum designed to share knowledge about information mapping and its related disciplines (information design, data/knowledge visualization, taxonomies, data analytics, informatics, information systems, and graphic interface design).

PJIM is published quarterly by the Parsons Institute for Information Mapping and focuses on both the theoretical and practical aspects of information visualization. With each issue, the Journal aims to present novel ideas and approaches that advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through visual, engineering, and cognitive methods.

We are interested in publishing original essays, academic manuscripts, interactive and non-interactive projects, and project documentation that address representation, processing, and communication of information. PJIM encourages interdisciplinary thinking and approaches.

We are open to submissions regarding, but not limited to, the following disciplines:
- Visual analysis and interpretation,
- Social, political, or economic discourse surrounding information, distribution and use,
- Cognition, thinking, and learning,
- Visual and perceptual literacy,
- Historical uses of information and imagery, and Semiotics

PJIM accepts submissions in the following styles:
- Traditional academic manuscripts that share empirical, methodological, and/or applied findings;
- Research-based academic essays with proper citations;
- Research –and/or interview – based articles; and
- Interactive and non-interactive projects, accompanied by project documentations.

PJIM does not accept “advertorials” or case studies of companies or commercial products.

Abstract Submissions Must Include the Following Information
- Authors (all): name, highest degree, mailing address, phone, fax, e-mail, and institutional affiliation as appropriate
- Biography (all authors): a brief, 25-50 word biography
- Title: title of your submission
- Keywords: a list of 5-10 keywords
- Abstract: description of the proposed, full submission, maximum of 250 words
- Format: description of the format of the final submission and what PJIM should expect to receive from you
- Technologies: description of project tools if applicable (e.g. URL, images, graphics, illustrations, etc.)

All manuscripts and essays must be submitted and formatted in Microsoft Word or Rich Text Format. For more information and submission guidelines, visit http://piim.newschool.edu/journal/submissions

About The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping

The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is a Research, Development, and Professional Services facility within The New School, located in New York City. PIIM’s mission is to advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through academic and commercial pursuits.
PIIM researchers and staff disseminate their expertise in information categorization, knowledge representation, information taxonomy development, information logic and raking/scoring, knowledge visualization, and Graphic User Interface (GUI) and User Experience Design (UXD) by developing powerful tools and methods for decision makers and analysts. PIIM’s work seeks to increase decision maker and analyst cognition of complex data sets via efficient experiences and visualizations.

In both its own research and its engagements with government agencies, corporations and other organizations, PIIM pushes the boundaries of information, engineering and visual design to develop new ways of thinking about information – and to build and deliver corresponding real world solutions.

For more information, visit http://piim.newschool.edu

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2011-07-14T20:54:37Z

Katie4PJIM:

2011-04-06: CFP: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) Call for Papers and Projects

2011-04-06T17:56:03Z

Katie4PJIM: New page: PJIM – Launching our new, interactive platform – submit your abstract today Abstracts due: May 16th 2011 Full submissions due: June 20th 2011 Already in our third year, The Parsons ...

PJIM – Launching our new, interactive platform – submit your abstract today

Abstracts due: May 16th 2011
Full submissions due: June 20th 2011

Already in our third year, The Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) has published ground-breaking works from a truly international set of contributors. In every article and issue our contributors present their research, explorations, and implementations of innovative information design. Our contributors form an elite group of experts from a wide range of professional disciplines and academic institutions.

With this coming issue – published April 18th – we are launching our brand new, interactive publishing platform. The platform is an archive of all past and present issues, allows our contributors and readers to interact online, supports advanced searching and filtering, and provides an array of options to read and share every article we publish. Our new web portal is designed to support our contributors' needs to publicize their work, gain international recognition, and interact and share ideas with our broad subscriber base.

We are currently accepting new abstract submissions for our upcoming issue and looking for works focused on information design, data/knowledge visualization, taxonomies, data analytics, informatics, information systems, and graphic user interface design.

If you are looking to leverage PJIM's interactive publishing platform and publicize your ground-breaking work to an international audience please submit your abstract today.

To submit your work, please visit http://piim.newschool.edu/journal/submissions.

PJIM is a quarterly publication of The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping – a research, development, and profession services facility in New York, NY. For more information please visit us at http://piim.newschool.edu

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2011-04-06T17:54:33Z

Katie4PJIM:

*[[2011-04-06: CFP: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) Call for Papers and Projects]]
*[[2011-04-01: Job: PhD position in Visual Analytics at Middlesex University, UK (UKVAC)]]
*[[2011-04-01: CFP: The Third UKVAC Workshop on Visual Analytics (VAW 2011) - September 6-8, 2011 - London, UK (Deadline: June 4, 2011)]]
*[[2011-03-18: Job: Assistant Professor Position in Interactive Visualization at Institut Telecom / Telecom ParisTech, France]]
*[[2011-03-03: Job: PhD and MSc positions at the Human-Computer Interaction Lab, University of Manitoba, Canada]]
*[[2011-03-03: EXTENDED DEADLINE CFP: 5th International Symposium on Information Visualization in Biomedical Informatics (IVBI) (Deadline: March 21, 2011)]]
*[[2011-02-21: Job: Postdoc position in visualization/neuroscience at UCSD / UTSA]]
*[[2011-02-18: Job: Vacancies for Visiting Academics at the Department of Computer Science at the University of Cyprus (Deadline: March 31, 2011)]]
*[[2011-02-18: Job Offer: PhD Position in Information Visualization, Linnaeus University, Sweden]]
*[[2011-02-18: Job: PostDoc Position in Intelligent User Interfaces / InfoVis, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada]]
*[[2011-02-18: Job: PhD position on Sleep Quality Measurement and Visualization, Eindhoven Univ. of Tech. and Philips Research, (Deadline: February 27)]]
*[[2011-02-09: CFP: BioVis 2011 - IEEE Symposium on Biological Data Visualization - Oct 23-24, 2011 (Deadline: April 30, 2011)]]
*[[2011-02-07: CFP: TAVA 2011 - Special Track on Theory and Applications of Visual Analytics - Sept 7, 2011 (Deadline: April 30, 2011)]]
*[[2011-02-07: CFP: EuroVA 2011 - EuroVis Workshop on Visual Analytics in Bergen, Norway - May 31st, 2011 (Deadline: Feb. 18, 2011)]]
*[[2011-01-24: CFP: 5th International Symposium on Information Visualization in Biomedical Informatics (IVBI) (Deadline: March 15, 2011)]]
*[[2010-12-22: PhD Studentships: Funded PhD Research Positions, giCentre, City University London]]
*[[2010-12-04: Job: Senior Lecturer in Computer Science (Graphics), Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand]]
*[[2010-11-30: Job: Information Visualization Researcher, Agilent Laboratories]]
*[[2010-11-30: Job: Human Computer Interaction Research Scientist, Agilent Laboratories]]
*[[2010-10-25: CFP: Making visible the invisible: Data Visualisation in Art, Design and Science Collaborations (Dec. 6th 2010, UK)]]
*[[2010-10-05: Job: Professor and Senior Lecturer in Computing at Northumbria University]]
*[[2010-09-02: CFP: Special Issue on Information Visualization: State of the Field and New Research Directions]]
*[[2010-08-19 Job: PhD Position in Visual Analytics for Network Security]]
*[[2010-08-09: Job: Interaction Designer (InfoVis) for energy consumption research project (FH Potsdam, Berlin, Germany)]]
*[[2010-07-08: CFP: Visual Analytics in Health Care Workshop 2010]]
*[[2010-07-07: CFP: Test wikipedia 2010]]
*[[2010-06-25: CFP: InfoVis Discovery Exhibition @ VisWeek 2010]]
*[[2010-06-22: CFP: Intelligent Data Analysis in bioMedicine And Pharmacology (IDAMAP 2010)]]
*[[2010-06-16: Master by Research in the Area of Visual Analytics (London, UK)]]
*[[2009-16-10: CFP: ACM Symposium on Software Visualization (SoftVis'10) - Posters and Tool Demos]]
*[[2010-06-09: Open Position - Visualization Researchers and Interns - Microsoft Research Asia (Beijing, China)]]
*[[2010-06-01: Open Position - Visualization Research Scientist - Agilent Technologies (Santa Clara, CA, USA]]
*[[2010-05-25: Job: Seeking PROCESSING expert to program interactive information visualizations (Babson College, MA, USA)]]
*[[2010-05-09: CFP: VAKD @ ICDM 2010]]
*[[2010-05-07: Job: Assistant/Associate Professor in HCI and Visualization, VBI at Virginia Tech]]
*[[2010-04-30: Job: PhD Position Available with Clique SRC in Graph Visualization, UCD Dublin]]
*[[2010-03-25: CFP: ACM Transactions on Intelligent Systems and Technology (ACM TIST) Special Issue on Intelligent Visual Interfaces for Text Analysis]]
*[[2010-03-22: Kasper Hornbæk announced to deliver the keynote at BELIV'10 on April 10, 2010]]
*[[2010-02-16: CFP: VAST @ VisWeek 2010]]
*[[2010-01-28: CFP: 4th Int Symposium on Info Vis in Biomedical Informatics (IVBI)]]
*[[2010-01-28: Job: Summer internship at i2, Cambridge UK]]
*[[2009-12-23: CFP: Arts / Humanities / Complex Networks - a Leonardo satellite symposium at NetSci2010]]
*[[2009-12-16: CFP: IEEE Symposium on Software Visualization (SoftVis'10)]]
*[[2009-11-16: Visual Analytics and Privacy: request for opinions / information / collaboration]]
*[[2009-11-11: Flex Based Data Analysis and Visualization Component Released]]
*[[2009-11-10: CFP: EMBO Workshop on Visualizing Biological Data (VizBi)]]
*[[2009-10-01: CFP: GeoVA(t) - Geospatial Visual Analytics: Focus on Time (workshop and special issue)]]
*[[2009-09-22: Information Visualization of Media Art Archives]]
*[[2009-08-31: Research Position at University of Konstanz, Germany]]
*[[2009-08-22: CFP: Workshop on Visual Analytics in Software Engineering]]
*[[2009-08-21: ]] Deadline extention till 21st of August: 3rd Nokia Ubimedia MindTrek Awards Competition
*[[2009-07-01: Workshop: Announcement, VisWeek Workshop on Collaborative Visualization on Interactive Surfaces]]
*[[2009-06-23: Job: Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Geo Visual Analytics, Memorial University, Canada]]
*[[2009-06-16: Job Offer: 1-2 Years Engineer Position to Design Java Interfaces for Interoperability between InfoVis Toolkits (data model, IO, Layout, etc.), INRIA, Paris, France]]
*[[2009-06-10: Job Offer: PhD candidate fo the research project VIENA (Visual Enterprise Network Analytics), Danube University Krems, Austria]]
*[[2009-06-03: Job Offer: Postdoc in Relational and Multivariate Information Visualization, Groningen, the Netherlands]]
*[[2009-05-19: CFP: InfoVis Discovery Exhibition]]
*[[2009-04-01: Web-based study on visual search]]
*[[2009-03-31: Job: 2 PhD and 1 PostDoc position at INRIA Bordeaux, France]]
*[[2009-03-03: Job: Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Geo Visual Analytics, Memorial University, Canada]]
*[[2009-02-27: Job: Summer internship at i2, Cambridge UK]]
*[[2009-02-21: CFP: VizSec 2009 Workshop on Visualization for Cyber Security]]
*[[2009-02-04: Job Offer: Information Visualization Researcher, New York, USA]]
*[[2009-01-26: Job Offer: PhD Position in Information Visualization, Växjö University, Sweden, and TU Kaiserslautern, Germany]]
*[[2009-01-10: WikIT, a wiki on information mapping, is now open]]
*[[2008-12-19: Job: Postdoc in Visual Perception, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands]]
*[[2008-12-19: Job: PostDoc/PhD position in Visualization and Analysis of Analytical Data, Vienna Univ. of Technology, Austria]]
*[[2008-12-18: CFP: Information Visualization in Biomedical Informatics at IV'09 - July 15, 2009, Barcelona, Spain]]
*[[2008-12-17: CFP for Special Session on Visualization and Collaboration at CTS'09]]
*[[2008-12-15: Job Offer: PostDoc in Visualization at University of Bergen, Norway]]
*[[2008-12-15: What Jobs Are There in Data Visualization?]]
*[[2008-12-11: 1st International Symposium Information Visualization Evaluation (IVE) Call for Papers]]
*[[2008-12-04: Job Offer: Data Analysis and Visual Analytics Ph.D. Fellowships at UNC Charlotte and Georgia Tech]]
*[[2008-12-03: Job Offer: visual and algorithmic analysis of movement and event data, Univ. Bonn]]
*[[2008-11-27: Job Offer: University of Milan is seeking two PhD students]]
*[[2009-10-14: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM): Call for Papers and Projects]]
*[[2008-10-21: Live coverage of VisWeek 2008]]
*[[2008-10-20: CFP: Workshop on Collaborative Information Visualization On Interactive Surfaces]]
*[[2008-10-20: 14 Misconceptions About Charts and Graphs]]
*[[2008-10-17: Presentation of Eric Rodenbeck, "information Visualization Is A Medium"]]
*[[2008-10-14: WET: The Website Exploration Tool demo still available at www.infovis.net]]
*[[2008-10-10: BirdEye: visual analytics API under development]]
*[[2008-10-09: Open Position: Visualization Research Scientist at Agilent Laboratories]]
*[[2008-10-02: Job Offer: PhD position in Collaborative Visual Analytics]]
*[[2008-09-03: Job Offer: Tenure-Track Position in Interactive Visual Media at Arizona State University]]
[[Image:Ogawa08codeswarm.png|right|100px]]
*[[2008-08-26: code_swarm - Dynamic visualization of Open Source Software project evolution]]
*[[2008-07-21: Visual Thinking Taxonomy v5.0]]
*[[2008-07-17: Job Offer: Full Professor of (Scientific) Visualisation at University of Vienna]]
[[Image:Ivda_fish-image_web.jpg|right|100px]]
*[[2008-07-03: New educational program on "Interactive Visualization and Data Analysis"]]
*[[2008-06-23: IEEE VisWeek 2008 - 2nd Call for participation]]
*[[2008-06-20: VizSec 2008 - Call for Posters and Demonstrations]]
*[[2008-06-09: IEEE VisWeek 2008 - Call for Student Volunteers]]
*[[2008-06-06: PhD position "An interactive personal assistant for document visualization during meetings" at IDIAP Research Institute, Martigny, Switzerland]]
*[[2008-06-03: Seminar on Interactive Visualization and Data Analysis (in German) at Danube University Krems, Austria]]
*[[2008-06-03: Job Offer: PhD Position in Information Visualization, Växjö University, Sweden, and TU Kaiserslautern, Germany]]
*[[2008-05-27: Four 4(!) open PhD Fellowship Positions]], [http://www.ii.UiB.no/vis/ www.ii.UiB.no/vis], application deadline June 10th, 2008
*[[2008-05-20: Open Position: Designer / Developer for Interactive Visualizations - June 14th 2008]]
*[[2008-05-12: ICAART 2009: Full Paper Submission: July 22 , 2008]]
*[[2008-04-22: Doctoral Positions at Fraunhofer IAIS]]
*[[2008-06-15: Interactive Visualization for Computational Linguistics Tutorial at ACL/HLT '08]]
*[[2008-04-10: CFP: VizSEC 2008 Update]]
*[[2008-03-17: Vis, InfoVis, VAST 2008 Abstract Deadline is coming up]]
*[[2008-03-14: Review Volunteering for Vis, InfoVis, VAST]]
*[[2008-03-10: CFP: Special Issue of IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications (CG&A) on Visual Analytics Evaluation]]
*[[2008-03-10: VAST Challenge 2008 announced]]
*[[2008-03-10: SEMVAST: New Resource on Visual Analytics Evaluation]]
*[[2008-03-06: CFP: Geospatial Visual Analytics, Workshop and Special Issue of the CaGIS journal]]
*[[2008-03-06: Call for Participation: Interactive Visual Exploration of Electronic Health Records Workshop]]
*[[2008-03-05: BIOSTEC 2009: Full Paper Submission: June 27, 2008]]
*[[2008-03-03: Bergen Job Offer: PhD Fellowship in MedVis]]
*[[2008-02-20: InfoVis:Wiki will be temporarily down for maintenance today]]
*[[2008-02-06: New book "Visualization for Information Retrieval" by Jin Zhang]]
*[[2008-01-19: New issue of Inf@Vis! (infovis.net) on "Intelligent Legends" available]]
*[[2008-01-19: Job Offer: Tenured faculty position in HCI at the University of Zurich]]
*[[2008-01-16: Assistant Professor in New Media Technology; MODUL University Vienna, Austria]]
*[[2008-01-16: Job Offer: PhD Position in Information Visualization, Växjö University, Sweden, and TU Kaiserslautern, Germany]]

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Katie4PJIM:

*[[2011-04-06: CFP: Special Track: Interactive Visualization in Novel and Heterogeneous Display Environments (Deadline: May 20, 2011)]]
*[[2011-04-01: Job: PhD position in Visual Analytics at Middlesex University, UK (UKVAC)]]
*[[2011-04-01: CFP: The Third UKVAC Workshop on Visual Analytics (VAW 2011) - September 6-8, 2011 - London, UK (Deadline: June 4, 2011)]]
*[[2011-03-18: Job: Assistant Professor Position in Interactive Visualization at Institut Telecom / Telecom ParisTech, France]]
*[[2011-03-03: Job: PhD and MSc positions at the Human-Computer Interaction Lab, University of Manitoba, Canada]]
*[[2011-03-03: EXTENDED DEADLINE CFP: 5th International Symposium on Information Visualization in Biomedical Informatics (IVBI) (Deadline: March 21, 2011)]]
*[[2011-02-21: Job: Postdoc position in visualization/neuroscience at UCSD / UTSA]]
*[[2011-02-18: Job: Vacancies for Visiting Academics at the Department of Computer Science at the University of Cyprus (Deadline: March 31, 2011)]]
*[[2011-02-18: Job Offer: PhD Position in Information Visualization, Linnaeus University, Sweden]]
*[[2011-02-18: Job: PostDoc Position in Intelligent User Interfaces / InfoVis, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada]]
*[[2011-02-18: Job: PhD position on Sleep Quality Measurement and Visualization, Eindhoven Univ. of Tech. and Philips Research, (Deadline: February 27)]]
*[[2011-02-09: CFP: BioVis 2011 - IEEE Symposium on Biological Data Visualization - Oct 23-24, 2011 (Deadline: April 30, 2011)]]
*[[2011-02-07: CFP: TAVA 2011 - Special Track on Theory and Applications of Visual Analytics - Sept 7, 2011 (Deadline: April 30, 2011)]]
*[[2011-02-07: CFP: EuroVA 2011 - EuroVis Workshop on Visual Analytics in Bergen, Norway - May 31st, 2011 (Deadline: Feb. 18, 2011)]]
*[[2011-01-24: CFP: 5th International Symposium on Information Visualization in Biomedical Informatics (IVBI) (Deadline: March 15, 2011)]]
*[[2010-12-22: PhD Studentships: Funded PhD Research Positions, giCentre, City University London]]
*[[2010-12-04: Job: Senior Lecturer in Computer Science (Graphics), Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand]]
*[[2010-11-30: Job: Information Visualization Researcher, Agilent Laboratories]]
*[[2010-11-30: Job: Human Computer Interaction Research Scientist, Agilent Laboratories]]
*[[2010-10-25: CFP: Making visible the invisible: Data Visualisation in Art, Design and Science Collaborations (Dec. 6th 2010, UK)]]
*[[2010-10-05: Job: Professor and Senior Lecturer in Computing at Northumbria University]]
*[[2010-09-02: CFP: Special Issue on Information Visualization: State of the Field and New Research Directions]]
*[[2010-08-19 Job: PhD Position in Visual Analytics for Network Security]]
*[[2010-08-09: Job: Interaction Designer (InfoVis) for energy consumption research project (FH Potsdam, Berlin, Germany)]]
*[[2010-07-08: CFP: Visual Analytics in Health Care Workshop 2010]]
*[[2010-07-07: CFP: Test wikipedia 2010]]
*[[2010-06-25: CFP: InfoVis Discovery Exhibition @ VisWeek 2010]]
*[[2010-06-22: CFP: Intelligent Data Analysis in bioMedicine And Pharmacology (IDAMAP 2010)]]
*[[2010-06-16: Master by Research in the Area of Visual Analytics (London, UK)]]
*[[2009-16-10: CFP: ACM Symposium on Software Visualization (SoftVis'10) - Posters and Tool Demos]]
*[[2010-06-09: Open Position - Visualization Researchers and Interns - Microsoft Research Asia (Beijing, China)]]
*[[2010-06-01: Open Position - Visualization Research Scientist - Agilent Technologies (Santa Clara, CA, USA]]
*[[2010-05-25: Job: Seeking PROCESSING expert to program interactive information visualizations (Babson College, MA, USA)]]
*[[2010-05-09: CFP: VAKD @ ICDM 2010]]
*[[2010-05-07: Job: Assistant/Associate Professor in HCI and Visualization, VBI at Virginia Tech]]
*[[2010-04-30: Job: PhD Position Available with Clique SRC in Graph Visualization, UCD Dublin]]
*[[2010-03-25: CFP: ACM Transactions on Intelligent Systems and Technology (ACM TIST) Special Issue on Intelligent Visual Interfaces for Text Analysis]]
*[[2010-03-22: Kasper Hornbæk announced to deliver the keynote at BELIV'10 on April 10, 2010]]
*[[2010-02-16: CFP: VAST @ VisWeek 2010]]
*[[2010-01-28: CFP: 4th Int Symposium on Info Vis in Biomedical Informatics (IVBI)]]
*[[2010-01-28: Job: Summer internship at i2, Cambridge UK]]
*[[2009-12-23: CFP: Arts / Humanities / Complex Networks - a Leonardo satellite symposium at NetSci2010]]
*[[2009-12-16: CFP: IEEE Symposium on Software Visualization (SoftVis'10)]]
*[[2009-11-16: Visual Analytics and Privacy: request for opinions / information / collaboration]]
*[[2009-11-11: Flex Based Data Analysis and Visualization Component Released]]
*[[2009-11-10: CFP: EMBO Workshop on Visualizing Biological Data (VizBi)]]
*[[2009-10-01: CFP: GeoVA(t) - Geospatial Visual Analytics: Focus on Time (workshop and special issue)]]
*[[2009-09-22: Information Visualization of Media Art Archives]]
*[[2009-08-31: Research Position at University of Konstanz, Germany]]
*[[2009-08-22: CFP: Workshop on Visual Analytics in Software Engineering]]
*[[2009-08-21: ]] Deadline extention till 21st of August: 3rd Nokia Ubimedia MindTrek Awards Competition
*[[2009-07-01: Workshop: Announcement, VisWeek Workshop on Collaborative Visualization on Interactive Surfaces]]
*[[2009-06-23: Job: Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Geo Visual Analytics, Memorial University, Canada]]
*[[2009-06-16: Job Offer: 1-2 Years Engineer Position to Design Java Interfaces for Interoperability between InfoVis Toolkits (data model, IO, Layout, etc.), INRIA, Paris, France]]
*[[2009-06-10: Job Offer: PhD candidate fo the research project VIENA (Visual Enterprise Network Analytics), Danube University Krems, Austria]]
*[[2009-06-03: Job Offer: Postdoc in Relational and Multivariate Information Visualization, Groningen, the Netherlands]]
*[[2009-05-19: CFP: InfoVis Discovery Exhibition]]
*[[2009-04-01: Web-based study on visual search]]
*[[2009-03-31: Job: 2 PhD and 1 PostDoc position at INRIA Bordeaux, France]]
*[[2009-03-03: Job: Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Geo Visual Analytics, Memorial University, Canada]]
*[[2009-02-27: Job: Summer internship at i2, Cambridge UK]]
*[[2009-02-21: CFP: VizSec 2009 Workshop on Visualization for Cyber Security]]
*[[2009-02-04: Job Offer: Information Visualization Researcher, New York, USA]]
*[[2009-01-26: Job Offer: PhD Position in Information Visualization, Växjö University, Sweden, and TU Kaiserslautern, Germany]]
*[[2009-01-10: WikIT, a wiki on information mapping, is now open]]
*[[2008-12-19: Job: Postdoc in Visual Perception, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands]]
*[[2008-12-19: Job: PostDoc/PhD position in Visualization and Analysis of Analytical Data, Vienna Univ. of Technology, Austria]]
*[[2008-12-18: CFP: Information Visualization in Biomedical Informatics at IV'09 - July 15, 2009, Barcelona, Spain]]
*[[2008-12-17: CFP for Special Session on Visualization and Collaboration at CTS'09]]
*[[2008-12-15: Job Offer: PostDoc in Visualization at University of Bergen, Norway]]
*[[2008-12-15: What Jobs Are There in Data Visualization?]]
*[[2008-12-11: 1st International Symposium Information Visualization Evaluation (IVE) Call for Papers]]
*[[2008-12-04: Job Offer: Data Analysis and Visual Analytics Ph.D. Fellowships at UNC Charlotte and Georgia Tech]]
*[[2008-12-03: Job Offer: visual and algorithmic analysis of movement and event data, Univ. Bonn]]
*[[2008-11-27: Job Offer: University of Milan is seeking two PhD students]]
*[[2009-10-14: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM): Call for Papers and Projects]]
*[[2008-10-21: Live coverage of VisWeek 2008]]
*[[2008-10-20: CFP: Workshop on Collaborative Information Visualization On Interactive Surfaces]]
*[[2008-10-20: 14 Misconceptions About Charts and Graphs]]
*[[2008-10-17: Presentation of Eric Rodenbeck, "information Visualization Is A Medium"]]
*[[2008-10-14: WET: The Website Exploration Tool demo still available at www.infovis.net]]
*[[2008-10-10: BirdEye: visual analytics API under development]]
*[[2008-10-09: Open Position: Visualization Research Scientist at Agilent Laboratories]]
*[[2008-10-02: Job Offer: PhD position in Collaborative Visual Analytics]]
*[[2008-09-03: Job Offer: Tenure-Track Position in Interactive Visual Media at Arizona State University]]
[[Image:Ogawa08codeswarm.png|right|100px]]
*[[2008-08-26: code_swarm - Dynamic visualization of Open Source Software project evolution]]
*[[2008-07-21: Visual Thinking Taxonomy v5.0]]
*[[2008-07-17: Job Offer: Full Professor of (Scientific) Visualisation at University of Vienna]]
[[Image:Ivda_fish-image_web.jpg|right|100px]]
*[[2008-07-03: New educational program on "Interactive Visualization and Data Analysis"]]
*[[2008-06-23: IEEE VisWeek 2008 - 2nd Call for participation]]
*[[2008-06-20: VizSec 2008 - Call for Posters and Demonstrations]]
*[[2008-06-09: IEEE VisWeek 2008 - Call for Student Volunteers]]
*[[2008-06-06: PhD position "An interactive personal assistant for document visualization during meetings" at IDIAP Research Institute, Martigny, Switzerland]]
*[[2008-06-03: Seminar on Interactive Visualization and Data Analysis (in German) at Danube University Krems, Austria]]
*[[2008-06-03: Job Offer: PhD Position in Information Visualization, Växjö University, Sweden, and TU Kaiserslautern, Germany]]
*[[2008-05-27: Four 4(!) open PhD Fellowship Positions]], [http://www.ii.UiB.no/vis/ www.ii.UiB.no/vis], application deadline June 10th, 2008
*[[2008-05-20: Open Position: Designer / Developer for Interactive Visualizations - June 14th 2008]]
*[[2008-05-12: ICAART 2009: Full Paper Submission: July 22 , 2008]]
*[[2008-04-22: Doctoral Positions at Fraunhofer IAIS]]
*[[2008-06-15: Interactive Visualization for Computational Linguistics Tutorial at ACL/HLT '08]]
*[[2008-04-10: CFP: VizSEC 2008 Update]]
*[[2008-03-17: Vis, InfoVis, VAST 2008 Abstract Deadline is coming up]]
*[[2008-03-14: Review Volunteering for Vis, InfoVis, VAST]]
*[[2008-03-10: CFP: Special Issue of IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications (CG&A) on Visual Analytics Evaluation]]
*[[2008-03-10: VAST Challenge 2008 announced]]
*[[2008-03-10: SEMVAST: New Resource on Visual Analytics Evaluation]]
*[[2008-03-06: CFP: Geospatial Visual Analytics, Workshop and Special Issue of the CaGIS journal]]
*[[2008-03-06: Call for Participation: Interactive Visual Exploration of Electronic Health Records Workshop]]
*[[2008-03-05: BIOSTEC 2009: Full Paper Submission: June 27, 2008]]
*[[2008-03-03: Bergen Job Offer: PhD Fellowship in MedVis]]
*[[2008-02-20: InfoVis:Wiki will be temporarily down for maintenance today]]
*[[2008-02-06: New book "Visualization for Information Retrieval" by Jin Zhang]]
*[[2008-01-19: New issue of Inf@Vis! (infovis.net) on "Intelligent Legends" available]]
*[[2008-01-19: Job Offer: Tenured faculty position in HCI at the University of Zurich]]
*[[2008-01-16: Assistant Professor in New Media Technology; MODUL University Vienna, Austria]]
*[[2008-01-16: Job Offer: PhD Position in Information Visualization, Växjö University, Sweden, and TU Kaiserslautern, Germany]]

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2010-4-12: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping Call for Papers and Projects

2010-10-12T18:49:10Z

Katie4PJIM:

PJIM: Call for Papers and Projects

Abstracts due: November 15, 2010
Full submissions due: December 13, 2010

The Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) is calling for papers and projects for publication in the January 2011 issue. PJIM is an academic journal and online forum designed to share knowledge about information mapping and its related disciplines (information design, data/knowledge visualization, taxonomies, data analytics, informatics, information systems, and graphic interface design).

PJIM is published quarterly by the Parsons Institute for Information Mapping and focuses on both the theoretical and practical aspects of information visualization. With each issue, the Journal aims to present novel ideas and approaches that advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through visual, engineering, and cognitive methods.

We are interested in publishing original essays, academic manuscripts, interactive and non-interactive projects, and project documentation that address representation, processing, and communication of information. PJIM encourages interdisciplinary thinking and approaches.

We are open to submissions regarding, but not limited to, the following disciplines:
• Visual analysis and interpretation,
• Social, political, or economic discourse surrounding information, distribution and use,
• Cognition, thinking, and learning,
• Visual and perceptual literacy,
• Historical uses of information and imagery, and Semiotics

PJIM accepts submissions in the following styles:
• Traditional academic manuscripts that share empirical, methodological, and/or applied findings;
• Research-based academic essays with proper citations;
• Research –and/or interview – based articles; and
• Interactive and non-interactive projects, accompanied by project documentations.
PJIM does not accept “advertorials” or case studies of companies or commercial products.

Abstract Submissions Must Include the Following Information
• Authors (all): name, highest degree, mailing address, phone, fax, e-mail, and institutional affiliation as appropriate
• Biography (all authors): a brief, 25-50 word biography
• Title: title of your submission
• Keywords: a list of 5-10 keywords
• Abstract: description of the proposed, full submission, maximum of 250 words
• Format: description of the format of the final submission and what PJIM should expect to receive from you
• Technologies: description of project tools if applicable (e.g. URL, images, graphics, illustrations, etc.)

All manuscripts and essays must be submitted and formatted in Microsoft Word or Rich Text Format. For more information and submission guidelines, visit http://piim.newschool.edu/journal/submissions

About The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping
The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is a Research, Development, and Professional Services facility within The New School, located in New York City. PIIM’s mission is to advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through academic and commercial pursuits.

PIIM researchers and staff disseminate their expertise in information categorization, knowledge representation, information taxonomy development, information logic and raking/scoring, knowledge visualization, and Graphic User Interface (GUI) and User Experience Design (UXD) by developing powerful tools and methods for decision makers and analysts. PIIM’s work seeks to increase decision maker and analyst cognition of complex data sets via efficient experiences and visualizations.
In both its own research and its engagements with government agencies, corporations and other organizations, PIIM pushes the boundaries of information, engineering and visual design to develop new ways of thinking about information – and to build and deliver corresponding real world solutions.

For more information, visit http://piim.newschool.edu

2009-10-14: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping Call for Papers and Projects

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PJIM: Call for Papers and Projects

Abstracts due: May 17, 2010
Full submissions due: June 21, 2010

The Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) is calling for papers and projects for publication in the July 2010 issue. PJIM is an academic journal and online forum designed to share knowledge about information mapping and its related disciplines (information design, data/knowledge visualization, taxonomies, data analytics, informatics, information systems, and graphic interface design).

PJIM is published quarterly by the Parsons Institute for Information Mapping and focuses on both the theoretical and practical aspects of information visualization. With each issue, the Journal aims to present novel ideas and approaches that advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through visual, engineering, and cognitive methods.

We are interested in publishing original essays, academic manuscripts, interactive and non-interactive projects, and project documentation that address representation, processing, and communication of information. PJIM encourages interdisciplinary thinking and approaches.

We are open to submissions regarding, but not limited to, the following disciplines:
• Visual analysis and interpretation,
• Social, political, or economic discourse surrounding information, distribution and use,
• Cognition, thinking, and learning,
• Visual and perceptual literacy,
• Historical uses of information and imagery, and Semiotics

PJIM accepts submissions in the following styles:
• Traditional academic manuscripts that share empirical, methodological, and/or applied findings;
• Research-based academic essays with proper citations;
• Research –and/or interview – based articles; and
• Interactive and non-interactive projects, accompanied by project documentations.
PJIM does not accept “advertorials” or case studies of companies or commercial products.

Abstract Submissions Must Include the Following Information
• Authors (all): name, highest degree, mailing address, phone, fax, e-mail, and institutional affiliation as appropriate
• Biography (all authors): a brief, 25-50 word biography
• Title: title of your submission
• Keywords: a list of 5-10 keywords
• Abstract: description of the proposed, full submission, maximum of 250 words
• Format: description of the format of the final submission and what PJIM should expect to receive from you
• Technologies: description of project tools if applicable (e.g. URL, images, graphics, illustrations, etc.)

All manuscripts and essays must be submitted and formatted in Microsoft Word or Rich Text Format. For more information and submission guidelines, visit http://piim.newschool.edu/journal/submissions

About The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping
The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is a Research, Development, and Professional Services facility within The New School, located in New York City. PIIM’s mission is to advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through academic and commercial pursuits.

PIIM researchers and staff disseminate their expertise in information categorization, knowledge representation, information taxonomy development, information logic and raking/scoring, knowledge visualization, and Graphic User Interface (GUI) and User Experience Design (UXD) by developing powerful tools and methods for decision makers and analysts. PIIM’s work seeks to increase decision maker and analyst cognition of complex data sets via efficient experiences and visualizations.
In both its own research and its engagements with government agencies, corporations and other organizations, PIIM pushes the boundaries of information, engineering and visual design to develop new ways of thinking about information – and to build and deliver corresponding real world solutions.

For more information, visit http://piim.newschool.edu

2010-4-12: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping Call for Papers and Projects

2010-04-12T17:51:29Z

Katie4PJIM:

2010-10-12: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping Call for Papers and Projects

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2010-01-13T20:31:04Z

PJIM: Call for Papers and Projects

Abstracts due: February 15, 2010
Full submissions due: March 15, 2010

The Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) is calling for papers and projects for publication in the April 2010 issue. PJIM is an academic journal and online forum designed to share knowledge about information mapping and its related disciplines (information design, data/knowledge visualization, taxonomies, data analytics, informatics, information systems, and graphic interface design).

PJIM is published quarterly by the Parsons Institute for Information Mapping and focuses on both the theoretical and practical aspects of information visualization. With each issue, the Journal aims to present novel ideas and approaches that advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through visual, engineering, and cognitive methods.
We are interested in publishing original essays, academic manuscripts, interactive and non-interactive projects, and project documentation that address representation, processing, and communication of information. PJIM encourages interdisciplinary thinking and approaches.

We are open to submissions regarding, but not limited to, the following disciplines:
• Visual analysis and interpretation,
• Social, political, or economic discourse surrounding information, distribution and use,
• Cognition, thinking, and learning,
• Visual and perceptual literacy,
• Historical uses of information and imagery, and Semiotics

PJIM accepts submissions in the following styles:
• Traditional academic manuscripts that share empirical, methodological, and/or applied findings;
• Research-based academic essays with proper citations;
• Research –and/or interview – based articles; and
• Interactive and non-interactive projects, accompanied by project documentations.
PJIM does not accept “advertorials” or case studies of companies or commercial products.

Abstract Submissions Must Include the Following Information
• Authors (all): name, highest degree, mailing address, phone, fax, e-mail, and institutional affiliation as appropriate
• Biography (all authors): a brief, 25-50 word biography
• Title: title of your submission
• Keywords: a list of 5-10 keywords
• Abstract: description of the proposed, full submission, maximum of 250 words
• Format: description of the format of the final submission and what PJIM should expect to receive from you
• Technologies: description of project tools if applicable (e.g. URL, images, graphics, illustrations, etc.)

All manuscripts and essays must be submitted and formatted in Microsoft Word or Rich Text Format. For more information and submission guidelines, visit http://piim.newschool.edu/journal/submissions

About The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping
The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is a Research, Development, and Professional Services facility within The New School, located in New York City. PIIM’s mission is to advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through academic and commercial pursuits.

PIIM researchers and staff disseminate their expertise in information categorization, knowledge representation, information taxonomy development, information logic and raking/scoring, knowledge visualization, and Graphic User Interface (GUI) and User Experience Design (UXD) by developing powerful tools and methods for decision makers and analysts. PIIM’s work seeks to increase decision maker and analyst cognition of complex data sets via efficient experiences and visualizations.
In both its own research and its engagements with government agencies, corporations and other organizations, PIIM pushes the boundaries of information, engineering and visual design to develop new ways of thinking about information – and to build and deliver corresponding real world solutions.

For more information, visit http://piim.newschool.edu

2010-4-12: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping Call for Papers and Projects

2010-01-13T20:29:50Z

Katie4PJIM:

2009-10-14: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM): Call for Papers and Projects

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2009-11-05T20:46:05Z

PJIM: Call for Papers and Projects

Abstracts due: November 9, 2009
Full submissions due: December 11, 2009

The Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) is calling for papers and projects for publication in the January 2010 issue. PJIM is an academic journal and online forum designed to share knowledge about information mapping and its related disciplines (information design, data/knowledge visualization, taxonomies, data analytics, informatics, information systems, and graphic interface design).

PJIM is published quarterly by the Parsons Institute for Information Mapping and focuses on both the theoretical and practical aspects of information visualization. With each issue, the Journal aims to present novel ideas and approaches that advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through visual, engineering, and cognitive methods.
We are interested in publishing original essays, academic manuscripts, interactive and non-interactive projects, and project documentation that address representation, processing, and communication of information. PJIM encourages interdisciplinary thinking and approaches.

We are open to submissions regarding, but not limited to, the following disciplines:
• Visual analysis and interpretation,
• Social, political, or economic discourse surrounding information, distribution and use,
• Cognition, thinking, and learning,
• Visual and perceptual literacy,
• Historical uses of information and imagery, and Semiotics

PJIM accepts submissions in the following styles:
• Traditional academic manuscripts that share empirical, methodological, and/or applied findings;
• Research-based academic essays with proper citations;
• Research –and/or interview – based articles; and
• Interactive and non-interactive projects, accompanied by project documentations.
PJIM does not accept “advertorials” or case studies of companies or commercial products.

Abstract Submissions Must Include the Following Information
• Authors (all): name, highest degree, mailing address, phone, fax, e-mail, and institutional affiliation as appropriate
• Biography (all authors): a brief, 25-50 word biography
• Title: title of your submission
• Keywords: a list of 5-10 keywords
• Abstract: description of the proposed, full submission, maximum of 250 words
• Format: description of the format of the final submission and what PJIM should expect to receive from you
• Technologies: description of project tools if applicable (e.g. URL, images, graphics, illustrations, etc.)

All manuscripts and essays must be submitted and formatted in Microsoft Word or Rich Text Format. For more information and submission guidelines, visit http://piim.newschool.edu/journal/submissions

About The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping
The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is a Research, Development, and Professional Services facility within The New School, located in New York City. PIIM’s mission is to advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through academic and commercial pursuits.

PIIM researchers and staff disseminate their expertise in information categorization, knowledge representation, information taxonomy development, information logic and raking/scoring, knowledge visualization, and Graphic User Interface (GUI) and User Experience Design (UXD) by developing powerful tools and methods for decision makers and analysts. PIIM’s work seeks to increase decision maker and analyst cognition of complex data sets via efficient experiences and visualizations.
In both its own research and its engagements with government agencies, corporations and other organizations, PIIM pushes the boundaries of information, engineering and visual design to develop new ways of thinking about information – and to build and deliver corresponding real world solutions.

For more information, visit http://piim.newschool.edu

2010-4-12: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping Call for Papers and Projects

2009-10-14T15:22:44Z

Katie4PJIM: New page: PJIM: Call for Papers and Projects Abstracts due: November 9, 2009 Full submissions due: December 11, 2009 The Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) is calling for papers and pr...

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2009-10-14T15:21:03Z

Katie4PJIM:

*[[2009-10-01: CFP: GeoVA(t) - Geospatial Visual Analytics: Focus on Time (workshop and special issue)]]
*[[2009-09-22: Information Visualization of Media Art Archives]]
*[[2009-08-31: Research Position at University of Konstanz, Germany]]
*[[2009-08-22: CFP: Workshop on Visual Analytics in Software Engineering]]
*[[2009-08-21: ]] Deadline extention till 21st of August: 3rd Nokia Ubimedia MindTrek Awards Competition
*[[2009-07-01: Workshop: Announcement, VisWeek Workshop on Collaborative Visualization on Interactive Surfaces]]
*[[2009-06-23: Job: Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Geo Visual Analytics, Memorial University, Canada]]
*[[2009-06-16: Job Offer: 1-2 Years Engineer Position to Design Java Interfaces for Interoperability between InfoVis Toolkits (data model, IO, Layout, etc.), INRIA, Paris, France]]
*[[2009-06-10: Job Offer: PhD candidate fo the research project VIENA (Visual Enterprise Network Analytics), Danube University Krems, Austria]]
*[[2009-06-03: Job Offer: Postdoc in Relational and Multivariate Information Visualization, Groningen, the Netherlands]]
*[[2009-05-19: CFP: InfoVis Discovery Exhibition]]
*[[2009-04-01: Web-based study on visual search]]
*[[2009-03-31: Job: 2 PhD and 1 PostDoc position at INRIA Bordeaux, France]]
*[[2009-03-03: Job: Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Geo Visual Analytics, Memorial University, Canada]]
*[[2009-02-27: Job: Summer internship at i2, Cambridge UK]]
*[[2009-02-21: CFP: VizSec 2009 Workshop on Visualization for Cyber Security]]
*[[2009-02-04: Job Offer: Information Visualization Researcher, New York, USA]]
*[[2009-01-26: Job Offer: PhD Position in Information Visualization, Växjö University, Sweden, and TU Kaiserslautern, Germany]]
*[[2009-01-10: WikIT, a wiki on information mapping, is now open]]
*[[2008-12-19: Job: Postdoc in Visual Perception, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands]]
*[[2008-12-19: Job: PostDoc/PhD position in Visualization and Analysis of Analytical Data, Vienna Univ. of Technology, Austria]]
*[[2008-12-18: CFP: Information Visualization in Biomedical Informatics at IV'09 - July 15, 2009, Barcelona, Spain]]
*[[2008-12-17: CFP for Special Session on Visualization and Collaboration at CTS'09]]
*[[2008-12-15: Job Offer: PostDoc in Visualization at University of Bergen, Norway]]
*[[2008-12-15: What Jobs Are There in Data Visualization?]]
*[[2008-12-11: 1st International Symposium Information Visualization Evaluation (IVE) Call for Papers]]
*[[2008-12-04: Job Offer: Data Analysis and Visual Analytics Ph.D. Fellowships at UNC Charlotte and Georgia Tech]]
*[[2008-12-03: Job Offer: visual and algorithmic analysis of movement and event data, Univ. Bonn]]
*[[2008-11-27: Job Offer: University of Milan is seeking two PhD students]]
*[[2009-10-14: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM): Call for Papers and Projects]]
*[[2008-10-21: Live coverage of VisWeek 2008]]
*[[2008-10-20: CFP: Workshop on Collaborative Information Visualization On Interactive Surfaces]]
*[[2008-10-20: 14 Misconceptions About Charts and Graphs]]
*[[2008-10-17: Presentation of Eric Rodenbeck, "information Visualization Is A Medium"]]
*[[2008-10-14: WET: The Website Exploration Tool demo still available at www.infovis.net]]
*[[2008-10-10: BirdEye: visual analytics API under development]]
*[[2008-10-09: Open Position: Visualization Research Scientist at Agilent Laboratories]]
*[[2008-10-02: Job Offer: PhD position in Collaborative Visual Analytics]]
*[[2008-09-03: Job Offer: Tenure-Track Position in Interactive Visual Media at Arizona State University]]
[[Image:Ogawa08codeswarm.png|right|100px]]
*[[2008-08-26: code_swarm - Dynamic visualization of Open Source Software project evolution]]
*[[2008-07-21: Visual Thinking Taxonomy v5.0]]
*[[2008-07-17: Job Offer: Full Professor of (Scientific) Visualisation at University of Vienna]]
[[Image:Ivda_fish-image_web.jpg|right|100px]]
*[[2008-07-03: New educational program on "Interactive Visualization and Data Analysis"]]
*[[2008-06-23: IEEE VisWeek 2008 - 2nd Call for participation]]
*[[2008-06-20: VizSec 2008 - Call for Posters and Demonstrations]]
*[[2008-06-09: IEEE VisWeek 2008 - Call for Student Volunteers]]
*[[2008-06-06: PhD position "An interactive personal assistant for document visualization during meetings" at IDIAP Research Institute, Martigny, Switzerland]]
*[[2008-06-03: Seminar on Interactive Visualization and Data Analysis (in German) at Danube University Krems, Austria]]
*[[2008-06-03: Job Offer: PhD Position in Information Visualization, Växjö University, Sweden, and TU Kaiserslautern, Germany]]
*[[2008-05-27: Four 4(!) open PhD Fellowship Positions]], [http://www.ii.UiB.no/vis/ www.ii.UiB.no/vis], application deadline June 10th, 2008
*[[2008-05-20: Open Position: Designer / Developer for Interactive Visualizations - June 14th 2008]]
*[[2008-05-12: ICAART 2009: Full Paper Submission: July 22 , 2008]]
*[[2008-04-22: Doctoral Positions at Fraunhofer IAIS]]
*[[2008-06-15: Interactive Visualization for Computational Linguistics Tutorial at ACL/HLT '08]]
*[[2008-04-10: CFP: VizSEC 2008 Update]]
*[[2008-03-17: Vis, InfoVis, VAST 2008 Abstract Deadline is coming up]]
*[[2008-03-14: Review Volunteering for Vis, InfoVis, VAST]]
*[[2008-03-10: CFP: Special Issue of IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications (CG&A) on Visual Analytics Evaluation]]
*[[2008-03-10: VAST Challenge 2008 announced]]
*[[2008-03-10: SEMVAST: New Resource on Visual Analytics Evaluation]]
*[[2008-03-06: CFP: Geospatial Visual Analytics, Workshop and Special Issue of the CaGIS journal]]
*[[2008-03-06: Call for Participation: Interactive Visual Exploration of Electronic Health Records Workshop]]
*[[2008-03-05: BIOSTEC 2009: Full Paper Submission: June 27, 2008]]
*[[2008-03-03: Bergen Job Offer: PhD Fellowship in MedVis]]
*[[2008-02-20: InfoVis:Wiki will be temporarily down for maintenance today]]
*[[2008-02-06: New book "Visualization for Information Retrieval" by Jin Zhang]]
*[[2008-01-19: New issue of Inf@Vis! (infovis.net) on "Intelligent Legends" available]]
*[[2008-01-19: Job Offer: Tenured faculty position in HCI at the University of Zurich]]
*[[2008-01-16: Assistant Professor in New Media Technology; MODUL University Vienna, Austria]]
*[[2008-01-16: Job Offer: PhD Position in Information Visualization, Växjö University, Sweden, and TU Kaiserslautern, Germany]]
*[[2007-12-31: CFP:Symposium on Information Visualization in Biomedical Informatics]]
*[[2007-12-27: CFP: Computer Graphics International Conference; Special Issue: The Visual Computer]]
*[[2007-12-21: CFP: VizSEC 2008 Workshop on Visualization for Cyber Security]]
*[[2007-12-18: Draft Classification headings for InfoVis]]
[[Image:Heer07flare.png|right|100px]]
*[[2007-12-05: United Nations Office at Geneva: Centre for Advanced Visual Analytics]]
*[[2007-12-05: flare: A new prefuse-based visualization toolkit for ActionScript and the Adobe Flash Player]]
*[[2007-11-22: CFP: GeoVisualization of Dynamics, Movement and Change, Workshop and Special Issue of the Information Visualization journal]]
*[[2007-11-09: Job Offer: Post-Doc Position Available at the University of Calgary]]
*[[2007-11-09: CFP: Visualization and Collaboration, Special Session to be held at The 2008 International Symposium on Collaborative Technologies and Systems]]
*[[2007-11-09: Job Offer: PhD position in InfoVis and adaptive eLearning technologies, University of Lugano, Switzerland]]
*[[2007-10-31: Job Offer: Research and Teaching Position, Danube University Krems, Austria]]
*[[2007-10-30: CFP: Visualization for Decision Making, Information Sharing, and Collaboration (ISCRAM 2008)]]
*[[2007-10-27: Skyrails: Social Network Visualisation System]]
*[[2007-10-18: InfoVis:Wiki and VizPatterns Merger]]
*[[2007-10-08: Job Offer: PhD Position in Information Visualization, Växjö University, Sweden]]
*[[2007-09-26: Research Fellow in Visualization (2 positions), Bergen, Norway]]
*[[2007-09-24: Job Offers: Researchers and PhD Candidates, Info Viz (Information Landscapes), Vienna, Austria]]
*[[2007-09-20: VizPatterns.org Wiki announces a new resource for Visualization Design Patterns]]
*[[2005-09-18: IEEE OnAV08 Call for Papers (Intl. Workshop on Ontology Alignment and Visualization)]]
*[[2007-09-12: InfoVis:Wiki RSS feeds now working properly!]]
*[[2007-09-11: IEEE CG&A Call for Papers - Special issue on "Mobile Graphics", July-August 2008]]
*[[2007-09-10: Post-doc job offer in "Visual Analytics" at INRIA / Paris, France]]
*[[2007-09-07: System upgrade and new server for the InfoVis:Wiki]]
*[[2007-09-05: Job Offer: KTP associate in Information Visualisation (Oxford, UK)]]
*[[2007-08-31: InfoVis:Wiki will be upgraded and moved during the upcoming week]]
*[[2007-08-30: InfoVis job opportunities in HealthCare at Humana Innovation Center]]
*[[2007-08-30: InfoVis job opportunities at IBM China Research Lab]]
*[[2007-08-21: Open-source interface to search, browse, and data-mine image collections]]
*[[2007-08-01: Oculus Info Inc hiring information visualization experts]]
* 2007-07-24: [[BIOSTEC 2008]] - Deadline Position papers: 10 September, 2007
*[[2007-07-19: IJGIS Special issue Geovisual analytics for spatial decision support]]
*[[2007-07-10: Job Offer: KTP associate in Information Visualisation (Oxford, UK)]]
*[[2007-07-03: Review of visualization techniques for temporal information]]
*[[2007-06-28: Job offer: Researcher/Lecturer in Information Vizualization (Vienna, Austria)]]
*[[2007-06-25: Inforgraphics For The SEO Confused]]
*2007-06-22: [http://www.biostec.org/ BIOSTEC 2008]: Full paper submission ends at June, 27 of 2007
*[[2007-06-17: searchCrystal, a search visualization toolset, is available at www.searchcrystal.com]]
*[[2007-06-06: PhD Scholarships at University Konstanz (Germany)]]
*[[2007-06-05: Post-Doctoral position in GeoVisualization at the giCentre, City University]]
*[[2007-06-01: Postdoctoral position in information visualization at Stony Brook University]]
*[[2007-05-18: Post-doctorate Research Position in Information Visualization]]
*[[2007-05-18: Do you know the difference between good and bad graph designs?]]
*[[2007-05-07: Anonymous editing disallowed on InfoVis:Wiki due to SPAM]]
*[[2007-04-20: Review of the newly released Tableau 3.0 by Stephen Few]]
*[[2007-04-19: Funded PhD position in InfoVis at Napier University, Edinburgh, UK]]
*[[2007-04-16: Historic Information Graphics literature review by Aaron Marcus]]
*[[2007-03-10: "ShoppingPath": novel Shopping Visualization Tool]]
*[[2007-03-02: Google Custom Search Engine for Data Visualization]]
[[Image:Lengler07periodic-table.jpg|right|75px]]
*[[2007-02-28: A Periodic Table of Visualization Methods]]
*[[2007-02-28: "visual-literacy.org": An E-Learning Tutorial on Visualization for Communication, Engineering and Business]]
[[Image:Manyeyes07logo.jpg|right|75px]]
*[[2007-02-19: "Many Eyes": New web application for shared visualization and discovery by Martin Wattenberg et al.]]
[[Image:Engelhardt07infovis-diagram.gif|right|100px]]
*[[2007-02-15: New issue of Inf@Vis! (infovis.net) on "InfoVis Diagram" available]]
*[[2007-01-22: JavaOne Online Learning Resource on "NetBeans IDE Common Framework for Information Visualization"]]
*[[2007-01-11: New issue of Inf@Vis! (infovis.net) on "Diagrams for Visualisation" available]]
*[[2006-12-07: New issue of Inf@Vis! (infovis.net) on "Exploratory Search" available]]
*[[2006-12-06: Research and Teaching Position at Danube University Krems, Austria]]
*[[2006-12-06: Is There Science in Visualization?]]
*[[2006-12-04: "Discovering the Unexpected" - Call for Papers: Visual Analytics in IEEE CG&A]]
*[[2006-11-29: Stephen Few comments on InfoVis 2006 conference]]
*[[2006-11-13: Presentation of InfoVis:Wiki at Wikiposium 2006]]
*[[2006-10-30: New release of XmdvTool is available (7.0)]]
*[[2006-10-23: New issue of Inf@Vis! (infovis.net) on "Colour guidelines" available]]
*[[2006-09-28: InfoVis'06 Papers on the Web ]]
*[[2006-09-28: Job offer: 4 Research Positions in Visualization & Semantic Systems at Graz University of Technology and Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration, Austria]]
*[[2006-09-20: New issue of Inf@Vis! (infovis.net) on "Colour Usage" available]]
*[[2006-08-28: "Simplicity - the art of complexity" is the theme of this years Ars Electronica Festival in Linz, Austria]]
*[[2006-08-01: Job openings at IBM T, J. Watson: Research Staff Member]]
*[[2006-07-24: Post-doc job offer at for "Interactive and Visual Graph Mining" at INRIA / Bordeaux, France]]
*[[2006-06-27: Post-Doc / PhD Position at MPI Tuebingen]]
*[[2006-06-02: Ph.D. Fellowships in Visual Analytics available at Worcester Polytechnic Institute Computer Science Department]]
*[[2006-05-29: Oculus Info Inc hiring information visualization experts]]
[[Image:Aharef06websitegraph.png|right|100px]]
*[[2006-05-29: Websites as graphs]]
[[Image:Offenhuber06semaspace.jpg|right|100px]]
*[[2006-05-24: SemaSpace - Graph editor for large knowledge networks]]
*[[2006-05-21: Junk Charts - New Blog on chart junk]]
*[[2006-05-15: Open Lecture on "Complexity and Infoviz", Design Faculty of Polietcnico di Milano. Milan, Italy]]
*[[2006-04-24: Open Research and Teaching Assistant/PhD Candidate position at Danube University Krems, Austria]]
*[[2006-04-20: Call for Papers - C&G Special Issue on Visual Analytics]]
*[[2006-04-19: "The Surest Path to Visual Discovery" - Article by Stephen Few illustrating the Visual Information Seeking Mantra]]
*[[2006-04-18: New issue of Inf@Vis! (infovis.net) on "Visualising Time" available]]
[[Image:Google06finance.png|right|100px]]
*[[2006-03-27: Google Finance - Interactive Flash graphs to explore stock price data]]
[[Image:Smartmoney06marketradar.gif|right|100px]]
*[[2006-03-27: Market Radar: interactive data visualization of historical stock prices at SmartMoney.com]]
*[[2006-03-21: Post-doctoral position at CNRS, LaBRI, Bordeaux, France]]
*[[2006-03-20: Webcast by Ben Shneiderman on Information Exploration]]
*[[2006-03-15: Information Visualization Post-Doc and Summer Internship Positions at INRIA (France)]]
*[[2006-03-14: Article on Chart Junk: "Ice Age, or How to Avoid Frightening your Readers by Hiding the Key Data Point"]]
*[[2006-03-10: Visual Information Expert Workshop]]
*[[2006-03-08: The new book "Beautiful Evidence" by E. Tufte will be available soon]]
*[[2006-03-06: Article on "Visual Analytics" in current issue of IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications]]
*[[2006-02-26: Submission Deadline of IV06 has been extended to March 20, 2006]]
*[[2006-02-16: New issue of Inf@Vis! (infovis.net) on "Preattentive Processing" available]]
[[Image:Carden06travel time tube map.png|right|100px]]
*[[2006-01-25: Travel Time Tube Map]]
*[[2006-01-17: IEEE Information Visualization Symposium Proceedings will appear as an issue of IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (TVCG)]]
*[[2006-01-11: Article on "Visualizing Spreadsheets" in DMReview magazine]]

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2009-04-21: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM): Call for Papers and Projects

2009-10-14T15:17:53Z

Katie4PJIM:

A Call for Papers and Projects

The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is calling for papers and projects for publication on its online journal The Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) (http://piim.newschool.edu/journal).

About PJIM

PJIM is a new academic journal and online forum for the purpose of sharing knowledge about information mapping and its related disciplines (e.g. information design, data/knowledge visualization, taxonomies, data analytics, informatics, information systems, interface design, etc.).

PJIM focuses on both the theoretical and practical aspects of information visualization. With each issue, the Journal aims to present novel ideas and approaches that advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through visual, engineering, and cognitive methods.

We are interested in publishing original essays, academic manuscripts, interactive and non-interactive projects, and project documentation that address representation, processing, and communication of information.

PJIM encourages interdisciplinary thinking and approaches. We are open to submissions regarding, but not limited to, the following disciplines:

• Visual analysis and interpretation,

• Social, political, or economic discourse surrounding information, distribution and use,

• Cognition, thinking, and learning,

• Visual and perceptual literacy,

• Historical uses of information in imagery, and

• Semiotics.

PJIM is a quarterly digital publication and accepts original, previously unpublished writings. If the writing was published elsewhere, the submitter must acquire a copyright release or transfer forms from all publishers. We accept submissions in the following styles:

• Traditional academic manuscripts that share empirical, methodological, and/or applied findings;

• Research-based academic essays with proper citations;

• Research- and/or interview-based articles; and

• Interactive and non-interactive projects, accompanied by project documentations.

PJIM does not accept “advertorials” or case studies of companies or commercial products.

Please submit 250-word abstracts or project descriptions by November 9, 2009.

The deadline for full submission of papers or projects is December 11, 2009.

For more information and submission guidelines, visit http://piim.newschool.edu/journal or email piim@newschool.edu.

About PIIM

The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is a Research, Development, and Professional Services facility within The New School and located in New York City. PIIM’s mission is to advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through academic and commercial pursuits.

PIIM researchers and staff disseminate their expertise in information categorization, knowledge representation, information taxonomy development, information logic and ranking/scoring, knowledge visualization, and Graphic User Interface (GUI) and User Experience Design (UXD) by developing powerful tools and methods for decision makers and analysts. PIIM’s work seeks to increase decision maker and analyst cognition of complex data sets via efficient experiences and visualizations.

In both its own research and in its engagements with government agencies, corporations and other organizations, PIIM pushes the boundaries of information, engineering and visual design to develop new ways of thinking about information – and to build and deliver corresponding real world solutions.

http://piim.newschool.edu

[[Category:News]][[Category:2009/01]]

2009-04-21: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM): Call for Papers and Projects

2009-07-07T18:10:50Z

Katie4PJIM:

A Call for Papers and Projects

The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is calling for papers and projects for publication on its online journal The Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) (http://piim.newschool.edu/journal).

About PJIM

PJIM is a new academic journal and online forum for the purpose of sharing knowledge about information mapping and its related disciplines (e.g. information design, data/knowledge visualization, taxonomies, data analytics, informatics, information systems, interface design, etc.).

PJIM focuses on both the theoretical and practical aspects of information visualization. With each issue, the Journal aims to present novel ideas and approaches that advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through visual, engineering, and cognitive methods.

We are interested in publishing original essays, academic manuscripts, interactive and non-interactive projects, and project documentation that address representation, processing, and communication of information.

PJIM encourages interdisciplinary thinking and approaches. We are open to submissions regarding, but not limited to, the following disciplines:

• Visual analysis and interpretation,

• Social, political, or economic discourse surrounding information, distribution and use,

• Cognition, thinking, and learning,

• Visual and perceptual literacy,

• Historical uses of information in imagery, and

• Semiotics.

PJIM is a quarterly digital publication and accepts original, previously unpublished writings. If the writing was published elsewhere, the submitter must acquire a copyright release or transfer forms from all publishers. We accept submissions in the following styles:

• Traditional academic manuscripts that share empirical, methodological, and/or applied findings;

• Research-based academic essays with proper citations;

• Research- and/or interview-based articles; and

• Interactive and non-interactive projects, accompanied by project documentations.

PJIM does not accept “advertorials” or case studies of companies or commercial products.

Please submit 250-word abstracts or project descriptions by August 10, 2009.

The deadline for full submission of papers or projects is September 11, 2009.

For more information and submission guidelines, visit http://piim.newschool.edu/journal or email piim@newschool.edu.

About PIIM

The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is a Research, Development, and Professional Services facility within The New School and located in New York City. PIIM’s mission is to advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through academic and commercial pursuits.

PIIM researchers and staff disseminate their expertise in information categorization, knowledge representation, information taxonomy development, information logic and ranking/scoring, knowledge visualization, and Graphic User Interface (GUI) and User Experience Design (UXD) by developing powerful tools and methods for decision makers and analysts. PIIM’s work seeks to increase decision maker and analyst cognition of complex data sets via efficient experiences and visualizations.

In both its own research and in its engagements with government agencies, corporations and other organizations, PIIM pushes the boundaries of information, engineering and visual design to develop new ways of thinking about information – and to build and deliver corresponding real world solutions.

http://piim.newschool.edu

[[Category:News]][[Category:2009/01]]

2009-04-21: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM): Call for Papers and Projects

2009-04-21T18:42:40Z

Katie4PJIM:

A Call for Papers and Projects

The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is calling for papers and projects for publication on its online journal The Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) (http://piim.newschool.edu/journal).

About PJIM

PJIM is a new academic journal and online forum for the purpose of sharing knowledge about information mapping and its related disciplines (e.g. information design, data/knowledge visualization, taxonomies, data analytics, informatics, information systems, interface design, etc.).

PJIM focuses on both the theoretical and practical aspects of information visualization. With each issue, the Journal aims to present novel ideas and approaches that advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through visual, engineering, and cognitive methods.

We are interested in publishing original essays, academic manuscripts, interactive and non-interactive projects, and project documentation that address representation, processing, and communication of information.

PJIM encourages interdisciplinary thinking and approaches. We are open to submissions regarding, but not limited to, the following disciplines:

• Visual analysis and interpretation,

• Social, political, or economic discourse surrounding information, distribution and use,

• Cognition, thinking, and learning,

• Visual and perceptual literacy,

• Historical uses of information in imagery, and

• Semiotics.

PJIM is a quarterly digital publication.

Premier Issue

The premier issue of PJIM will focus on the concepts of “information mapping”, “information design”, and “knowledge visualization”. The goal is to identify and share key insights towards clarifying the definition and use of these often overlapping terminologies.

PJIM accepts original, previously unpublished writings. If the writing was published elsewhere, the submitter must acquire a copyright release or transfer forms from all publishers. We accept submissions in the following styles:

• Traditional academic manuscripts that share empirical, methodological, and/or applied findings;

• Research-based academic essays with proper citations;

• Research- and/or interview-based articles; and

• Interactive and non-interactive projects, accompanied by project documentations.

PJIM does not accept “advertorials” or case studies of companies or commercial products.

Please submit 250-word abstracts or project descriptions by May 11, 2009.

The deadline for full submission of papers or projects is June 19, 2009.

For more information and submission guidelines, visit http://piim.newschool.edu/journal or email piim@newschool.edu.

About PIIM

The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is a Research, Development, and Professional Services facility within The New School and located in New York City. PIIM’s mission is to advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through academic and commercial pursuits.

PIIM researchers and staff disseminate their expertise in information categorization, knowledge representation, information taxonomy development, information logic and ranking/scoring, knowledge visualization, and Graphic User Interface (GUI) and User Experience Design (UXD) by developing powerful tools and methods for decision makers and analysts. PIIM’s work seeks to increase decision maker and analyst cognition of complex data sets via efficient experiences and visualizations.

In both its own research and in its engagements with government agencies, corporations and other organizations, PIIM pushes the boundaries of information, engineering and visual design to develop new ways of thinking about information – and to build and deliver corresponding real world solutions.

http://piim.newschool.edu

[[Category:News]][[Category:2009/01]]

2009-01-26: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM): Call for Papers and Projects

2009-04-21T18:40:56Z

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2009-04-21: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM): Call for Papers and Projects

2009-04-21T18:40:56Z

Katie4PJIM: 2009-01-26: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM): Call for Papers and Projects moved to 2009-04-21: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM): Call for Papers and Projects

A Call for Papers and Projects

The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is calling for papers and projects for publication on its online journal The Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) (http://piim.newschool.edu/journal).

About PJIM

PJIM is a new academic journal and online forum for the purpose of sharing knowledge about information mapping and its related disciplines (e.g. information design, data/knowledge visualization, taxonomies, data analytics, informatics, information systems, interface design, etc.).

PJIM focuses on both the theoretical and practical aspects of information visualization. With each issue, the Journal aims to present novel ideas and approaches that advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through visual, engineering, and cognitive methods.

We are interested in publishing original essays, academic manuscripts, interactive and non-interactive projects, and project documentation that address representation, processing, and communication of information.

PJIM encourages interdisciplinary thinking and approaches. We are open to submissions regarding, but not limited to, the following disciplines:

• Visual analysis and interpretation,

• Social, political, or economic discourse surrounding information, distribution and use,

• Cognition, thinking, and learning,

• Visual and perceptual literacy,

• Historical uses of information in imagery, and

• Semiotics.

PJIM is a quarterly digital publication.

Premier Issue

The premier issue of PJIM will focus on the concepts of “information mapping”, “information design”, and “knowledge visualization”. The goal is to identify and share key insights towards clarifying the definition and use of these often overlapping terminologies.

PJIM accepts original, previously unpublished writings. If the writing was published elsewhere, the submitter must acquire a copyright release or transfer forms from all publishers. We accept submissions in the following styles:

• Traditional academic manuscripts that share empirical, methodological, and/or applied findings;

• Research-based academic essays with proper citations;

• Research- and/or interview-based articles; and

• Interactive and non-interactive projects, accompanied by project documentations.

PJIM does not accept “advertorials” or case studies of companies or commercial products.

Please submit 250-word abstracts or project descriptions by February 13, 2009.

The deadline for full submission of papers or projects is March 13, 2009.

For more information and submission guidelines, visit http://piim.newschool.edu/journal or email piim@newschool.edu.

About PIIM

The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is a Research, Development, and Professional Services facility within The New School and located in New York City. PIIM’s mission is to advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through academic and commercial pursuits.

PIIM researchers and staff disseminate their expertise in information categorization, knowledge representation, information taxonomy development, information logic and ranking/scoring, knowledge visualization, and Graphic User Interface (GUI) and User Experience Design (UXD) by developing powerful tools and methods for decision makers and analysts. PIIM’s work seeks to increase decision maker and analyst cognition of complex data sets via efficient experiences and visualizations.

In both its own research and in its engagements with government agencies, corporations and other organizations, PIIM pushes the boundaries of information, engineering and visual design to develop new ways of thinking about information – and to build and deliver corresponding real world solutions.

http://piim.newschool.edu

[[Category:News]][[Category:2009/01]]

2008-10-27: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM): Call for Papers and Projects

2009-01-26T20:41:18Z

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2009-01-26T20:41:18Z

A Call for Papers and Projects

The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is calling for papers and projects for publication on its online journal The Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) (http://piim.newschool.edu/journal).

About PJIM

PJIM is a new academic journal and online forum for the purpose of sharing knowledge about information mapping and its related disciplines (e.g. information design, data/knowledge visualization, taxonomies, data analytics, informatics, information systems, interface design, etc.).

PJIM focuses on both the theoretical and practical aspects of information visualization. With each issue, the Journal aims to present novel ideas and approaches that advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through visual, engineering, and cognitive methods.

We are interested in publishing original essays, academic manuscripts, interactive and non-interactive projects, and project documentation that address representation, processing, and communication of information.

PJIM encourages interdisciplinary thinking and approaches. We are open to submissions regarding, but not limited to, the following disciplines:

• Visual analysis and interpretation,

• Social, political, or economic discourse surrounding information, distribution and use,

• Cognition, thinking, and learning,

• Visual and perceptual literacy,

• Historical uses of information in imagery, and

• Semiotics.

PJIM is a quarterly digital publication.

Premier Issue

The premier issue of PJIM will focus on the concepts of “information mapping”, “information design”, and “knowledge visualization”. The goal is to identify and share key insights towards clarifying the definition and use of these often overlapping terminologies.

PJIM accepts original, previously unpublished writings. If the writing was published elsewhere, the submitter must acquire a copyright release or transfer forms from all publishers. We accept submissions in the following styles:

• Traditional academic manuscripts that share empirical, methodological, and/or applied findings;

• Research-based academic essays with proper citations;

• Research- and/or interview-based articles; and

• Interactive and non-interactive projects, accompanied by project documentations.

PJIM does not accept “advertorials” or case studies of companies or commercial products.

Please submit 250-word abstracts or project descriptions by February 13, 2009.

The deadline for full submission of papers or projects is March 13, 2009.

For more information and submission guidelines, visit http://piim.newschool.edu/journal or email piim@newschool.edu.

About PIIM

The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is a Research, Development, and Professional Services facility within The New School and located in New York City. PIIM’s mission is to advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through academic and commercial pursuits.

PIIM researchers and staff disseminate their expertise in information categorization, knowledge representation, information taxonomy development, information logic and ranking/scoring, knowledge visualization, and Graphic User Interface (GUI) and User Experience Design (UXD) by developing powerful tools and methods for decision makers and analysts. PIIM’s work seeks to increase decision maker and analyst cognition of complex data sets via efficient experiences and visualizations.

In both its own research and in its engagements with government agencies, corporations and other organizations, PIIM pushes the boundaries of information, engineering and visual design to develop new ways of thinking about information – and to build and deliver corresponding real world solutions.

http://piim.newschool.edu

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2009-04-21: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM): Call for Papers and Projects

2009-01-26T20:39:40Z

Katie4PJIM:

A Call for Papers and Projects

The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is calling for papers and projects for publication on its online journal The Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) (http://piim.newschool.edu/journal).

About PJIM

PJIM is a new academic journal and online forum for the purpose of sharing knowledge about information mapping and its related disciplines (e.g. information design, data/knowledge visualization, taxonomies, data analytics, informatics, information systems, interface design, etc.).

PJIM focuses on both the theoretical and practical aspects of information visualization. With each issue, the Journal aims to present novel ideas and approaches that advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through visual, engineering, and cognitive methods.

We are interested in publishing original essays, academic manuscripts, interactive and non-interactive projects, and project documentation that address representation, processing, and communication of information.

PJIM encourages interdisciplinary thinking and approaches. We are open to submissions regarding, but not limited to, the following disciplines:

• Visual analysis and interpretation,

• Social, political, or economic discourse surrounding information, distribution and use,

• Cognition, thinking, and learning,

• Visual and perceptual literacy,

• Historical uses of information in imagery, and

• Semiotics.

PJIM is a quarterly digital publication.

Premier Issue

The premier issue of PJIM will focus on the concepts of “information mapping”, “information design”, and “knowledge visualization”. The goal is to identify and share key insights towards clarifying the definition and use of these often overlapping terminologies.

PJIM accepts original, previously unpublished writings. If the writing was published elsewhere, the submitter must acquire a copyright release or transfer forms from all publishers. We accept submissions in the following styles:

• Traditional academic manuscripts that share empirical, methodological, and/or applied findings;

• Research-based academic essays with proper citations;

• Research- and/or interview-based articles; and

• Interactive and non-interactive projects, accompanied by project documentations.

PJIM does not accept “advertorials” or case studies of companies or commercial products.

Please submit 250-word abstracts or project descriptions by February 13, 2009.

The deadline for full submission of papers or projects is March 13, 2009.

For more information and submission guidelines, visit http://piim.newschool.edu/journal or email piim@newschool.edu.

About PIIM

The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM) is a Research, Development, and Professional Services facility within The New School and located in New York City. PIIM’s mission is to advance the field of Knowledge Visualization through academic and commercial pursuits.

PIIM researchers and staff disseminate their expertise in information categorization, knowledge representation, information taxonomy development, information logic and ranking/scoring, knowledge visualization, and Graphic User Interface (GUI) and User Experience Design (UXD) by developing powerful tools and methods for decision makers and analysts. PIIM’s work seeks to increase decision maker and analyst cognition of complex data sets via efficient experiences and visualizations.

In both its own research and in its engagements with government agencies, corporations and other organizations, PIIM pushes the boundaries of information, engineering and visual design to develop new ways of thinking about information – and to build and deliver corresponding real world solutions.

http://piim.newschool.edu

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2009-01-26T20:34:05Z

Katie4PJIM:

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*[[2009-01-10: WikIT, a wiki on information mapping, is now open]]
*[[2008-12-19: Job: Postdoc in Visual Perception, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands]]
*[[2008-12-19: Job: PostDoc/PhD position in Visualization and Analysis of Analytical Data, Vienna Univ. of Technology, Austria]]
*[[2008-12-18: CFP: Information Visualization in Biomedical Informatics at IV'09 - July 15, 2009, Barcelona, Spain]]
*[[2008-12-17: CFP for Special Session on Visualization and Collaboration at CTS'09]]
*[[2008-12-15: Job Offer: PostDoc in Visualization at University of Bergen, Norway]]
*[[2008-12-15: What Jobs Are There in Data Visualization?]]
*[[2008-12-11: 1st International Symposium Information Visualization Evaluation (IVE) Call for Papers]]
*[[2008-12-04: Job Offer: Data Analysis and Visual Analytics Ph.D. Fellowships at UNC Charlotte and Georgia Tech]]
*[[2008-12-03: Job Offer: visual and algorithmic analysis of movement and event data, Univ. Bonn]]
*[[2008-11-27: Job Offer: University of Milan is seeking two PhD students]]
*[[2008-10-27: Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM): Call for Papers and Projects]]
*[[2008-10-21: Live coverage of VisWeek 2008]]
*[[2008-10-20: CFP: Workshop on Collaborative Information Visualization On Interactive Surfaces]]
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*[[2008-10-17: Presentation of Eric Rodenbeck, "information Visualization Is A Medium"]]
*[[2008-10-14: WET: The Website Exploration Tool demo still available at www.infovis.net]]
*[[2008-10-10: BirdEye: visual analytics API under development]]
*[[2008-10-09: Open Position: Visualization Research Scientist at Agilent Laboratories]]
*[[2008-10-02: Job Offer: PhD position in Collaborative Visual Analytics]]
*[[2008-09-03: Job Offer: Tenure-Track Position in Interactive Visual Media at Arizona State University]]
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*[[2008-08-26: code_swarm - Dynamic visualization of Open Source Software project evolution]]
*[[2008-07-21: Visual Thinking Taxonomy v5.0]]
*[[2008-07-17: Job Offer: Full Professor of (Scientific) Visualisation at University of Vienna]]
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*[[2008-07-03: New educational program on "Interactive Visualization and Data Analysis"]]
*[[2008-06-23: IEEE VisWeek 2008 - 2nd Call for participation]]
*[[2008-06-20: VizSec 2008 - Call for Posters and Demonstrations]]
*[[2008-06-09: IEEE VisWeek 2008 - Call for Student Volunteers]]
*[[2008-06-06: PhD position "An interactive personal assistant for document visualization during meetings" at IDIAP Research Institute, Martigny, Switzerland]]
*[[2008-06-03: Seminar on Interactive Visualization and Data Analysis (in German) at Danube University Krems, Austria]]
*[[2008-06-03: Job Offer: PhD Position in Information Visualization, Växjö University, Sweden, and TU Kaiserslautern, Germany]]
*[[2008-05-27: Four 4(!) open PhD Fellowship Positions]], [http://www.ii.UiB.no/vis/ www.ii.UiB.no/vis], application deadline June 10th, 2008
*[[2008-05-20: Open Position: Designer / Developer for Interactive Visualizations - June 14th 2008]]
*[[2008-05-12: ICAART 2009: Full Paper Submission: July 22 , 2008]]
*[[2008-04-22: Doctoral Positions at Fraunhofer IAIS]]
*[[2008-06-15: Interactive Visualization for Computational Linguistics Tutorial at ACL/HLT '08]]
*[[2008-04-10: CFP: VizSEC 2008 Update]]
*[[2008-03-17: Vis, InfoVis, VAST 2008 Abstract Deadline is coming up]]
*[[2008-03-14: Review Volunteering for Vis, InfoVis, VAST]]
*[[2008-03-10: CFP: Special Issue of IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications (CG&A) on Visual Analytics Evaluation]]
*[[2008-03-10: VAST Challenge 2008 announced]]
*[[2008-03-10: SEMVAST: New Resource on Visual Analytics Evaluation]]
*[[2008-03-06: CFP: Geospatial Visual Analytics, Workshop and Special Issue of the CaGIS journal]]
*[[2008-03-06: Call for Participation: Interactive Visual Exploration of Electronic Health Records Workshop]]
*[[2008-03-05: BIOSTEC 2009: Full Paper Submission: June 27, 2008]]
*[[2008-03-03: Bergen Job Offer: PhD Fellowship in MedVis]]
*[[2008-02-20: InfoVis:Wiki will be temporarily down for maintenance today]]
*[[2008-02-06: New book "Visualization for Information Retrieval" by Jin Zhang]]
*[[2008-01-19: New issue of Inf@Vis! (infovis.net) on "Intelligent Legends" available]]
*[[2008-01-19: Job Offer: Tenured faculty position in HCI at the University of Zurich]]
*[[2008-01-16: Assistant Professor in New Media Technology; MODUL University Vienna, Austria]]
*[[2008-01-16: Job Offer: PhD Position in Information Visualization, Växjö University, Sweden, and TU Kaiserslautern, Germany]]
*[[2007-12-31: CFP:Symposium on Information Visualization in Biomedical Informatics]]
*[[2007-12-27: CFP: Computer Graphics International Conference; Special Issue: The Visual Computer]]
*[[2007-12-21: CFP: VizSEC 2008 Workshop on Visualization for Cyber Security]]
*[[2007-12-18: Draft Classification headings for InfoVis]]
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*[[2007-12-05: United Nations Office at Geneva: Centre for Advanced Visual Analytics]]
*[[2007-12-05: flare: A new prefuse-based visualization toolkit for ActionScript and the Adobe Flash Player]]
*[[2007-11-22: CFP: GeoVisualization of Dynamics, Movement and Change, Workshop and Special Issue of the Information Visualization journal]]
*[[2007-11-09: Job Offer: Post-Doc Position Available at the University of Calgary]]
*[[2007-11-09: CFP: Visualization and Collaboration, Special Session to be held at The 2008 International Symposium on Collaborative Technologies and Systems]]
*[[2007-11-09: Job Offer: PhD position in InfoVis and adaptive eLearning technologies, University of Lugano, Switzerland]]
*[[2007-10-31: Job Offer: Research and Teaching Position, Danube University Krems, Austria]]
*[[2007-10-30: CFP: Visualization for Decision Making, Information Sharing, and Collaboration (ISCRAM 2008)]]
*[[2007-10-27: Skyrails: Social Network Visualisation System]]
*[[2007-10-18: InfoVis:Wiki and VizPatterns Merger]]
*[[2007-10-08: Job Offer: PhD Position in Information Visualization, Växjö University, Sweden]]
*[[2007-09-26: Research Fellow in Visualization (2 positions), Bergen, Norway]]
*[[2007-09-24: Job Offers: Researchers and PhD Candidates, Info Viz (Information Landscapes), Vienna, Austria]]
*[[2007-09-20: VizPatterns.org Wiki announces a new resource for Visualization Design Patterns]]
*[[2005-09-18: IEEE OnAV08 Call for Papers (Intl. Workshop on Ontology Alignment and Visualization)]]
*[[2007-09-12: InfoVis:Wiki RSS feeds now working properly!]]
*[[2007-09-11: IEEE CG&A Call for Papers - Special issue on "Mobile Graphics", July-August 2008]]
*[[2007-09-10: Post-doc job offer in "Visual Analytics" at INRIA / Paris, France]]
*[[2007-09-07: System upgrade and new server for the InfoVis:Wiki]]
*[[2007-09-05: Job Offer: KTP associate in Information Visualisation (Oxford, UK)]]
*[[2007-08-31: InfoVis:Wiki will be upgraded and moved during the upcoming week]]
*[[2007-08-30: InfoVis job opportunities in HealthCare at Humana Innovation Center]]
*[[2007-08-30: InfoVis job opportunities at IBM China Research Lab]]
*[[2007-08-21: Open-source interface to search, browse, and data-mine image collections]]
*[[2007-08-01: Oculus Info Inc hiring information visualization experts]]
* 2007-07-24: [[BIOSTEC 2008]] - Deadline Position papers: 10 September, 2007
*[[2007-07-19: IJGIS Special issue Geovisual analytics for spatial decision support]]
*[[2007-07-10: Job Offer: KTP associate in Information Visualisation (Oxford, UK)]]
*[[2007-07-03: Review of visualization techniques for temporal information]]
*[[2007-06-28: Job offer: Researcher/Lecturer in Information Vizualization (Vienna, Austria)]]
*[[2007-06-25: Inforgraphics For The SEO Confused]]
*2007-06-22: [http://www.biostec.org/ BIOSTEC 2008]: Full paper submission ends at June, 27 of 2007
*[[2007-06-17: searchCrystal, a search visualization toolset, is available at www.searchcrystal.com]]
*[[2007-06-06: PhD Scholarships at University Konstanz (Germany)]]
*[[2007-06-05: Post-Doctoral position in GeoVisualization at the giCentre, City University]]
*[[2007-06-01: Postdoctoral position in information visualization at Stony Brook University]]
*[[2007-05-18: Post-doctorate Research Position in Information Visualization]]
*[[2007-05-18: Do you know the difference between good and bad graph designs?]]
*[[2007-05-07: Anonymous editing disallowed on InfoVis:Wiki due to SPAM]]
*[[2007-04-20: Review of the newly released Tableau 3.0 by Stephen Few]]
*[[2007-04-19: Funded PhD position in InfoVis at Napier University, Edinburgh, UK]]
*[[2007-04-16: Historic Information Graphics literature review by Aaron Marcus]]
*[[2007-03-10: "ShoppingPath": novel Shopping Visualization Tool]]
*[[2007-03-02: Google Custom Search Engine for Data Visualization]]
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*[[2007-02-28: A Periodic Table of Visualization Methods]]
*[[2007-02-28: "visual-literacy.org": An E-Learning Tutorial on Visualization for Communication, Engineering and Business]]
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*[[2007-02-19: "Many Eyes": New web application for shared visualization and discovery by Martin Wattenberg et al.]]
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*[[2007-02-15: New issue of Inf@Vis! (infovis.net) on "InfoVis Diagram" available]]
*[[2007-01-22: JavaOne Online Learning Resource on "NetBeans IDE Common Framework for Information Visualization"]]
*[[2007-01-11: New issue of Inf@Vis! (infovis.net) on "Diagrams for Visualisation" available]]
*[[2006-12-07: New issue of Inf@Vis! (infovis.net) on "Exploratory Search" available]]
*[[2006-12-06: Research and Teaching Position at Danube University Krems, Austria]]
*[[2006-12-06: Is There Science in Visualization?]]
*[[2006-12-04: "Discovering the Unexpected" - Call for Papers: Visual Analytics in IEEE CG&A]]
*[[2006-11-29: Stephen Few comments on InfoVis 2006 conference]]
*[[2006-11-13: Presentation of InfoVis:Wiki at Wikiposium 2006]]
*[[2006-10-30: New release of XmdvTool is available (7.0)]]
*[[2006-10-23: New issue of Inf@Vis! (infovis.net) on "Colour guidelines" available]]
*[[2006-09-28: InfoVis'06 Papers on the Web ]]
*[[2006-09-28: Job offer: 4 Research Positions in Visualization & Semantic Systems at Graz University of Technology and Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration, Austria]]
*[[2006-09-20: New issue of Inf@Vis! (infovis.net) on "Colour Usage" available]]
*[[2006-08-28: "Simplicity - the art of complexity" is the theme of this years Ars Electronica Festival in Linz, Austria]]
*[[2006-08-01: Job openings at IBM T, J. Watson: Research Staff Member]]
*[[2006-07-24: Post-doc job offer at for "Interactive and Visual Graph Mining" at INRIA / Bordeaux, France]]
*[[2006-06-27: Post-Doc / PhD Position at MPI Tuebingen]]
*[[2006-06-02: Ph.D. Fellowships in Visual Analytics available at Worcester Polytechnic Institute Computer Science Department]]
*[[2006-05-29: Oculus Info Inc hiring information visualization experts]]
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*[[2006-05-29: Websites as graphs]]
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*[[2006-05-24: SemaSpace - Graph editor for large knowledge networks]]
*[[2006-05-21: Junk Charts - New Blog on chart junk]]
*[[2006-05-15: Open Lecture on "Complexity and Infoviz", Design Faculty of Polietcnico di Milano. Milan, Italy]]
*[[2006-04-24: Open Research and Teaching Assistant/PhD Candidate position at Danube University Krems, Austria]]
*[[2006-04-20: Call for Papers - C&G Special Issue on Visual Analytics]]
*[[2006-04-19: "The Surest Path to Visual Discovery" - Article by Stephen Few illustrating the Visual Information Seeking Mantra]]
*[[2006-04-18: New issue of Inf@Vis! (infovis.net) on "Visualising Time" available]]
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*[[2006-03-27: Google Finance - Interactive Flash graphs to explore stock price data]]
[[Image:Smartmoney06marketradar.gif|right|100px]]
*[[2006-03-27: Market Radar: interactive data visualization of historical stock prices at SmartMoney.com]]
*[[2006-03-21: Post-doctoral position at CNRS, LaBRI, Bordeaux, France]]
*[[2006-03-20: Webcast by Ben Shneiderman on Information Exploration]]
*[[2006-03-15: Information Visualization Post-Doc and Summer Internship Positions at INRIA (France)]]
*[[2006-03-14: Article on Chart Junk: "Ice Age, or How to Avoid Frightening your Readers by Hiding the Key Data Point"]]
*[[2006-03-10: Visual Information Expert Workshop]]
*[[2006-03-08: The new book "Beautiful Evidence" by E. Tufte will be available soon]]
*[[2006-03-06: Article on "Visual Analytics" in current issue of IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications]]
*[[2006-02-26: Submission Deadline of IV06 has been extended to March 20, 2006]]
*[[2006-02-16: New issue of Inf@Vis! (infovis.net) on "Preattentive Processing" available]]
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*[[2006-01-25: Travel Time Tube Map]]
*[[2006-01-17: IEEE Information Visualization Symposium Proceedings will appear as an issue of IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (TVCG)]]
*[[2006-01-11: Article on "Visualizing Spreadsheets" in DMReview magazine]]

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