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VTX is an open-source molecular visualization software designed to overcome the scaling limitations of existing real-time molecular visualization software when handling massive molecular datasets. VTX ...

Google’s new feature in Labs will create the visualizations to “help bring financial data to life for questions on stocks and mutual funds,” according to a blog post. You can ask Google a follow-up ...

Wrapping up a multi-week series on Crafting Data Personas. What are they, why are they important, and how to get started. Continuing from last week, we’re diving right into examples of personas. I ...

The success of climate adaptation and nature conservation measures depends significantly on public support. Although the value of protecting iconic species is often easy to communicate to non-expert ...

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