Last year I collaborated with Derek Baccus from Pearson Science on a cover illustration for the 3rd edition of iGenetics by Peter Russell. I have just learned that this cover has won an award from Bookbuilders West.
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Circos Collaborates with Wired
When Wired needed an inforgraphic to illustrate the complex world of relationships on the TV Series Lost, it turned to Circos.
In collaboration with Christy Sheppard, Wired's Art Director, Martin Krzywinski created the illustration for the April 22 2010 issue.
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DHL Uses Circos
Deutsche Post DHL uses Circos in a printed advertisement for the Mail & Logistics Group
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DHL Uses Circos
Deutsche Post DHL uses Circos in a printed advertisement for the Mail & Logistics Group
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Circos Collaborates with Wired
When Wired needed an inforgraphic to illustrate the complex world of relationships on the TV Series Lost, it turned to Circos.
In collaboration with Christy Sheppard, Wired's Art Director, Martin Krzywinski created the illustration for the April 22 2010 issue.
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Circos Maps Cancer Landscapes
Nature features an article by Heidi Ledford, The Cancer Genome Challenge, which discusses the progress and challenges of identifying structural variation signatures in cancer genomes.
Circos images are used throughout the piece, taken from the COSMIC project (Catalogue of Somatic Mutations in Cancer).
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Circos Collaborates with Wired
When Wired needed an inforgraphic to illustrate the complex world of relationships on the TV Series Lost, it turned to Circos.
The task was to visually represent about 60 relationships shared between 35 characters. The tableviewer utility, which applies Circos to visualizing tabular data, was perfect for creating the illustration.
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Circos Maps Cancer Landscapes
Nature features an article by Heidi Ledford, The Cancer Genome Challenge, which discusses the progress and challenges of identifying structural variation signatures in cancer genomes.
Circos images are used throughout the piece, taken from the COSMIC project (Catalogue of Somatic Mutations in Cancer).
// cancer-genome-challenge
Circos Collaborates with Wired
When Wired needed an inforgraphic to illustrate the complex world of relationships on the TV Series Lost, it turned to Circos.
The task was to visually represent about 60 relationships shared between 35 characters. The tableviewer utility, which applies Circos to visualizing tabular data, was perfect for creating the illustration. And thus, Circos says goodbye to the table.
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For other references to Circos usage and items of note, see examples of published images and Circos citations.
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1 February 2009
Circos appears in presentation "Science as Lens" by Adam Bly, Seed's editor-in-chief. Adam writes "Science as a subject is extraordinary. There is no subject bigger, there is no subject more exciting, there's no subject changing our times more profoundly. Science as a lens is our future."
12 June 2008
American Scientist cover, which I created with Circos, wins Silver EXCEL Award in the Cover Illustration category from Society of National Association Publications (SNAP).
"The cover graphic is a dramatic visual representation of some of the chromosomal connections between the dog and human genomes," Schoonmaker said. "It helps readers understand how physical differences between dogs and humans, and between one dog and another, can be so large, even though they share much genetically." (more).
24 May 2005
Circos is included in Visual Complexity. The page also links to Schemaball, an older project that uses circular layout to visualize database schemas.
