With the trend toward collecting ever more data, it’s increasingly important to present that data effectively. Often, that means with a chart. This sessions reviews how to pick the right chart for your data and how to streamline that chart …
Colors, lines, symbols and characters unfurl through uncharted worlds. From shapes that dance like visual poetry to collages of mystical metamorphosing images, this selection groups fantastic frame-by-frame animations of diverse and inventive techniques. Artists to screen: Oscar Fischinger; Mary Ellen …
This group is designed to be a space at UWM where faculty, staff, and graduate students with research interests in media can gather together. This first event is an opportunity to come up with all kinds of ideas for activities …
Friday, February 16th, 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm, Curtin Hall 175 The Midwest Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference (MIGC) and the Center for 21st Century Studies are proud to present this year’s keynote speaker,Dr. Lisa Parks (MIT). Parks’ keynote address will address power issues in drone …
Friday, February 16th, 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm, Digital Humanities Lab, Golda Meir Library, Second Floor East As a lead up to the 2018 Collaborative Research Team Development Grant competition, the 2017-18 Collaborative Research Team Development Grant cohort will discuss their …
Don’t miss your chance to talk informally over bagels for lunch with Chris Newfield about the future of public universities at noon today in 939 Curtin. Chris is a Professor of English at UC Santa Barbara and an authority on and fierce advocate for …
Mark your calendars as the Digital Humanities Lab has announced their events for Spring 2018. The first event is on Monday, February 19 and there will be more information about them as each event date approaches. For more information, visit https://uwm.edu/libraries/dhlab/events/ …