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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. For anyone interested in visual communication, a training guide for evaluating and developing visual metaphors for the big ideas in science and technology, an essential skill for journal submissions, grant applications, and public understanding. As a scientist, engineer, or other researcher, you may have written an abstract. In a paragraph, you explain the purpose of your research, your approach, the questions you have asked and answered, and your work's impact. The abstract is a summary and an invitationto read the paper, attend your talk, and join you in your thinking. You may even have been asked to create a visual abstracta single imageto achieve the same goals. As a designer or public information officer, you may have had a similar briefto explain a compelling subject with a visual for a journal cover or press release. And yet, this important skilldevising visual metaphorsisn't typically taught. With her decades of experience creating compelling images and instructing MIT researchers, award-winning photographer and science communicator Felice C. Frankel helps readers evaluate and create their own visual abstractions. Like in her other books in the Visual Elements series, on photography and design, Frankel asks readers to evaluate different choicesfor example, in conveying the uncertainty of a hurricane's path or the organization of the Standard Model for elementary particles. But in Abstraction, she offers more. With examples from science, engineering, and beyond, the book helps readers consider and evaluate the visuals around them and determine how they work and when they fail. Is this representation the best for communication? Will these abstractions continue to invite others to think more deeply about my research? Will they mislead? Will they help my ideas evolve? Frankel invites researchers to think about the many meanings behind their imagesand, in turn, more deeply about their research. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. For anyone interested in visual communication, a training guide for evaluating and developing visual metaphors for the big ideas in science and technology, an essential skill for journal submissions, grant applications, and public understanding. As a scientist, engineer, or other researcher, you may have written an abstract. In a paragraph, you explain the purpose of your research, your approach, the questions you have asked and answered, and your work's impact. The abstract is a summary and an invitationto read the paper, attend your talk, and join you in your thinking. You may even have been asked to create a visual abstracta single imageto achieve the same goals. As a designer or public information officer, you may have had a similar briefto explain a compelling subject with a visual for a journal cover or press release. And yet, this important skilldevising visual metaphorsisn't typically taught. With her decades of experience creating compelling images and instructing MIT researchers, award-winning photographer and science communicator Felice C. Frankel helps readers evaluate and create their own visual abstractions. Like in her other books in the Visual Elements series, on photography and design, Frankel asks readers to evaluate different choicesfor example, in conveying the uncertainty of a hurricane's path or the organization of the Standard Model for elementary particles. But in Abstraction, she offers more. With examples from science, engineering, and beyond, the book helps readers consider and evaluate the visuals around them and determine how they work and when they fail. Is this representation the best for communication? Will these abstractions continue to invite others to think more deeply about my research? Will they mislead? Will they help my ideas evolve? Frankel invites researchers to think about the many meanings behind their imagesand, in turn, more deeply about their research. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - For anyone interested in visual communication, a training guide for evaluating and developing visual representations for the big ideas in science and technology, essential skills for journal submissions, grant applications, and public understanding. >Like in her other books in the Visual Elements series, on photography and design, Frankel asks readers to evaluate different choices--for example, in conveying the uncertainty of a hurricane's path or the organization of the Standard Model for elementary particles. But in Abstraction, she offers more. With examples from science, engineering, and beyond, the book helps readers consider and evaluate the visuals around them and determine how they work and when they fail: Is this representation the best for communication Will these abstractions encourage others to engage with my work Will they mislead Will they help my ideas evolve Frankel invites researchers to think about the many meanings behind their images--and, in turn, to think more deeply about their research.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. For anyone interested in visual communication, a training guide for evaluating and developing visual metaphors for the big ideas in science and technology, an essential skill for journal submissions, grant applications, and public understanding. As a scientist, engineer, or other researcher, you may have written an abstract. In a paragraph, you explain the purpose of your research, your approach, the questions you have asked and answered, and your work's impact. The abstract is a summary and an invitationto read the paper, attend your talk, and join you in your thinking. You may even have been asked to create a visual abstracta single imageto achieve the same goals. As a designer or public information officer, you may have had a similar briefto explain a compelling subject with a visual for a journal cover or press release. And yet, this important skilldevising visual metaphorsisn't typically taught. With her decades of experience creating compelling images and instructing MIT researchers, award-winning photographer and science communicator Felice C. Frankel helps readers evaluate and create their own visual abstractions. Like in her other books in the Visual Elements series, on photography and design, Frankel asks readers to evaluate different choicesfor example, in conveying the uncertainty of a hurricane's path or the organization of the Standard Model for elementary particles. But in Abstraction, she offers more. With examples from science, engineering, and beyond, the book helps readers consider and evaluate the visuals around them and determine how they work and when they fail. Is this representation the best for communication? Will these abstractions continue to invite others to think more deeply about my research? Will they mislead? Will they help my ideas evolve? Frankel invites researchers to think about the many meanings behind their imagesand, in turn, more deeply about their research. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Zustand: New. For anyone interested in visual communication, a training guide for evaluating and developing visual representations for the big ideas in science and technology, essential skills for journal submissions, grant applications, and public understanding. As a scientist, engineer, or other researcher, you may have written an abstract. In a paragraph, you explain the purpose of your research, your approach, the questions you have asked and answered, and your work's impact. The abstract is a summary and an invitation-to read the paper, attend your talk, and join you in your thinking. You may even have been asked to create a visual abstract-a single image-to achieve the same goals. As a designer or public information officer, you may have had a similar brief-to explain a compelling subject with a visual for a journal cover or press release. And yet, this important skill-devising visual metaphors-isn't typically taught. With her decades of experience creating compelling images and instructing MIT researchers, award-winning photographer and science communicator Felice C. Frankel helps readers evaluate and create their own visual abstractions. Like in her other books in the Visual Elements series, on photography and design, Frankel asks readers to evaluate different choices-for example, in conveying the uncertainty of a hurricane's path or the organization of the Standard Model for elementary particles. But in Abstraction, she offers more. With examples from science, engineering, and beyond, the book helps readers consider and evaluate the visuals around them and determine how they work and when they fail: Is this representation the best for communication? Will these abstractions encourage others to engage with my work? Will they mislead? Will they help my ideas evolve? Frankel invites researchers to think about the many meanings behind their images-and, in turn, to think more deeply about their research. …