Data Display Workshop
 
 
 
Data Display: How to Effectively Present Your Findings A workshop for graduate students and senior undergraduate students in the Wiess School of Natural Sciences who want to learn how to design professional-quality figures and tables that will showcase their research results. December 8, 2009 10:00 a.m. - noon BL 329 Workshop participants will learn how to Construct graphs, tables, and other visuals that provide the strongest evidence for research findings Design visuals for a variety of contexts (e.g., oral presentations, theses, manuscripts, posters) Recognize the ethical issues in "cooking and trimming" and the cropping, manipulation, and distortion of displayed data. Participants will be required to submit, through email, a figure or table from the participant's own research (or, if none is available from participant's own research, from the participant's lab or field of study). These samples will be used in the workshop. For more information, contact Mary Purugganan (maryp@). Sponsored by The Wiess School of Natural Sciencesmailto:maryp@rice.edu?subject=Data%20Display%20Workshopshapeimage_2_link_0