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Link of the week - EuroVis2010 blog posts

Link of the Week - EuroVis2010 blog posts The EuroVis 2010 conference logo. Image courtesy EuroVis 2010. Here at iSGTW, we wish we could be at every major scientific computing conference, but it just isn't possible. Earlier this month, we missed the EuroVis2010 conference, which took place 9-11 June in Bordeaux, France. Luckily, T.J. Jankun-Kelly, a computer science researcher at Mississippi State University, was in attendance – and blogging up a storm. Jankun-Kelly's daily summaries of the conference were posted on Vizworld; you can see them by clicking on the links below. Day 1 Day 2 Day 3

Link of the Week - EuroVis2010 blog posts

The EuroVis 2010 conference logo.

Image courtesy EuroVis 2010.

Here at iSGTW, we wish we could be at every major scientific computing conference, but it just isn't possible.

Earlier this month, we missed the EuroVis2010 conference, which took place 9-11 June in Bordeaux, France. Luckily, T.J. Jankun-Kelly, a computer science researcher at Mississippi State University, was in attendance - and blogging up a storm.

Jankun-Kelly's daily summaries of the conference were posted on Vizworld; you can see them by clicking on the links below.
Posted on Jun 23 2010 1:00am

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