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Idk who needs to hear this, but entering grad school, I had 0 papers. Awarded THE Google PhD fellowship with 0 published papers. First year as a fellow, co-authored a CHI paper. Over a year later: 4 papers accepted in one month. Things take time. Just keep trying and applying. 🫶🏽
🚨 Deadline Extended! 🚨
Interested in accessibility + data visualization? There’s still time to submit to the #AccessViz workshop at #ieeevis 2025!
🗓️ New deadline: July 27 @ 11:59pm AOE
📍 Vienna, Austria
🔗 accessviz.github.io
#Accessibility #DataViz #ieeevis2025
📢Super excited to announce that the workshop on Accessible Data Visualization will be at this year's @ieeevis conference!
W/ @pchundor @FrankElavsky @kekewu728 @Naimul_H0que @lnadolskis @domoritz @dalbersszafir
Stacy Hseuh
📄 More details: accessviz.github.io/
#ieeevis
Brianna Wimer retweeted
22 of our Notre Dame CSE faculty & students are set to present their work, including 10 full papers at #CHI2024! Learn more at hci.nd.edu/news/ten-full-pap…. If you will be at #CHI2024, either remotely or in Hawaii, check out their work!
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So, like…what’s the job that allows you to actually do research for a living? Not going to meetings, overseeing other people’s research, emails, reviewing other people’s ideas, etc…but actually DOING your OWN research?
Asking for a friend*
*me
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More details are available at our website: accessviz.github.io
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📢📢I am absolutely psyched to announce that we are organizing a workshop on Accessible Data Visualization at this year's @ieeevis Conference! w @pchundor @FrankElavsky @kekewu728 @laurasouth_ @WimerBrianna @lnadolskis @domoritz @dalbersszafir Jonathan Lazar @NElmqvist
might be the Gen Z in me, but if your mental health gets bad: just cancel your meetings, ignore your emails & slack messages, then go to an island for 10 days. the research will still be there when you get back. care more about yourself than the deadline.
P.S. IT WORKS!! 🫶🏽🏝️

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Brianna Wimer retweeted
what substances do i need to abuse to feel a sense of fulfilment academically
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Academic flirting is asking someone a question that reveals you read their article
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The HCI group at @ND_CSE is hiring a postdoc to connect visualization design with human-centered design. We look for experts in leveraging AI models for human-AI collaboration tasks. Check more info here
apply.interfolio.com/140282
Idk if it’s because I’m Gen Z or my imposter syndrome is flailing, but solely posting academic achievements on Twitter feels so toxic and now I have given myself the ‘ick’🫠🫠🫠
📢 Interested in what accessible data visualization research *actually* means for non-vision disabilities? Our @ieee_tvcg paper, ‘Beyond Vision Impairments: Redefining the Scope of Accessible Data Representations,’ reveals how we can broaden data access for various disabilities🌟
This work would not have been possible without my AMAZING co-authors @laurasouth_ and @kekewu728, and our gracious advisors supporting us to lead a cross-institution collaboration @michelle_borkin, @dalbersszafir, @rametoyer 🫶🏽🎉
If you’re interested, our preprint can be found here: osf.io/preprints/osf/6prxd ✨✨ Looking forward to presenting this work to the visualization community this year 📢
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💎It’s PhD admission season!💎How do you make admission decisions?
Instead of the typical top pubs criterion, why not look for and lift up “diamonds in the rough”? The reward is so much bigger when you uncover diamonds who start shining *because of you*.
medium.com/@akatuma/finding-…














