Kate Isaacs

The @ieeevis doctoral colloquium deadline is extended to May 19, 2023. We expect to be able to cover registration for all student participants and partial lodging/travel for US-based student participants with the support of the NSF. Live on PCS, will be on web soon.

@NElmqvist Congratulations! That's very exciting. Looking forward to seeing what you do.

Sweet home Scandinavia! 🇸🇪🇩🇰🇳🇴After 15 wonderful years in the US (6 at Purdue and 9 at UMD), my family and I are moving to Aarhus, Denmark 🇩🇰 this summer. I have accepted a position as professor of Computer Science @csaudk. This 40M DKK (~$6M) will help me jumpstart my research!

Data visualization sketches! Mental models! Elephants! Curious how this all relates? I present our paper “Data Abstraction Elephants: The Initial Diversity of Data Representations and Mental Models” at CHI next month. (1/5)

@_Noeska_ Congratulations on the little one!

Associate Professor/Professor in Computational Oncology (PRN00925CF), University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah ift.tt/6KpuN5E

@johnregehr Wow. Glad to hear you're okay. Hope you're feeling better soon!

"The Kahlert Foundation's donation will establish an endowment to provide the School of Computing with flexible, long-term funding that will expand student support, bring in top faculty and accelerate industry collaborations." @UtahSoC @UtahCoE @UUtah coe.utah.edu/2022/11/04/sch…

Tenured/tenure-track faculty position in visualization is now available at the Scientific Computing and Imaging (SCI) Institute. For more information visit sci.utah.edu/opportunities/…

Delighted to be part of the newly-named Kahlert School of Computing @UtahSoC @UtahCoE @UUtah. Excited to see what the Kahlert Foundation & @HeatherKahlert's generous gift will enable in the years to come. Now it's time to fill this mug with coffee and prove some theorems :).

I am very happy to announce and celebrate the naming of the @UUtah @UtahCoE @UtahSoC “Kahlert” School of Computing sltrib.com/news/2022/11/0…

More gems from the archives at the #ieeevis OU open house, in some cases only a handful of these books still exist anywhere in the world. Seeing these physical artifacts in person was a privilege and pleasure.

Highlight of #ieeevis OU open house was the once-in-a-lifetime walkthrough of selected books from the History of Science Collection archives, taken out of climate controlled vaults for one night, just for us, by curator and capstone speaker @kvmagruder !

@jtrells Thanks for all your hard work before, during, and after the conferences! It's been a success through trying times!

Capstone talk available online. Extremely thought-provoking and reminds me of some of the early work in non-photorealistic rendering, bridging art and perception. We need more of this interdisciplinary thinking. vimeo.com/760681165 #ieeevis

Last session of #VIS22!

Best part of the tour was checking out some 1st edition books of Galileo and Copernicus and wonderful illustrations. #ieeevis

@nargesmahyar @accidental_PhD @cscullyallison @scheidegger @ieeevis Thanks Narges!

Today! #ieeevis OK Station 1, 10:45 Session, starting at 11:21, Sayef Sakin is presenting our work “Traveler: Navigating Task Parallel Traces for Performance Analysis.” In this work, we tackle the vast differences in scale between overview and detail in parallel Gantt charts. 🧵

To support these analysis needs, Traveler supports numerous linked view fo trace analysis. Come to the talk for a brief introduction and/or checkout the project on Github (github.com/hdc-arizona/tr…) and our small demo: traveler-integrated.herokuapp.com/static/interfa…

This work is a continuation of an ongoing design study for task parallel analysis. The extended goals and tasks are shown in gold. We found a lot of tasks that connect between contexts of events and measurements in the time, resource, and code space.