About the SA Blog Network  


Posts Tagged "storytelling"

@ScientificAmerican

Storytelling with Big Data: Thoughts on VISUALIZED

Courtesy of Andy Kirk, visualisingdata.com

As an attendee at the inaugural VISUALIZED conference last week in New York City, I was ready to experience, as the website described, “an inspiring two-day gathering with the brightest minds and social innovators from around the world who are changing how we understand and interact with data; and gain insight into designing data-driven narratives [...]

Keep reading »
Observations

Best Quote Ever on Pop Psychology Perils: Why We’re All Just Self-Delusion Machines

This is a quote from a 2009 TED talk by Tyler Cowen, a George Mason economist and a New York Times columnist. I found it via a recent Why We Reason blog. Maybe you’ve all seen it. But even if you have, it bears repeating. I want to print it and frame it. (Read the [...]

Keep reading »
The Thoughtful Animal

Marie Curie, Theater, and Science Communication: An Interview with Alan Alda

Alda Headshot_High-Res

I grew up watching M*A*S*H reruns with my dad, so even early in life, Alan Alda, who played Dr. Hawkeye Pierce throughout the show’s eleven seasons, was a familiar name and face. You might also recognize him from TV shows like The West Wing or movies like Murder at 1600. What you might not know [...]

Keep reading »

More from Scientific American

Account Linking

Welcome, . Do you have an existing ScientificAmerican.com account?

Yes, please link my existing account with for quick, secure access.



Forgot Password?

No, I would like to create a new account with my profile information.

Create Account
X