Phylogenetic mobile of sequenced mammals

Phylogenetic trees show the evolutionary relationships between animals. This is a scientifically accurate scale model of a phylogenetic tree with the thirty mammals whose genomes have been sequenced. The full size mobile, measuring about 20 feet across, hangs in the lobby of the Broad Institute in Cambridge, MA.

Announcements

• 2013.06.20 — Presenting at Swissnex Boston's Information Design and Data Visualization.
• 2013.05.10 — Hosting half-day workshop at Broad Institute with Nils Gehlenborg on Visual representation for exploring and explaining scientific data.
• 2013.05.09 — Presenting at Revolutionaries for Global Health Summit in Boston, MA.
• 2013.04.08 — Guest lecture for Scientific Communication taught by Susan Lindquist and Leslie Ann Roldan at MIT/Whitehead.
• 2013.03.21 — Presenting NIH LINCS with Peter Sorger at VIZBI 2013.
• 2013.03.19 — VIZBI 2013 March 19-22, Broad Institute, Cambridge MA USA.
• 2013.01.25 — Seminar lecture at MIT on "Story Telling with Pictures in Science."
• 2012.12.01 — Points of View on visualizing biological data in Nature Methods.
• 2012.12.17 — Presenting at ASCB 2012 with Janet Iwasa and Graham Johnson.
• 2012.12.11 — Presenting "See What I Mean? Visualizing in Science" for 'Science for the Public.'
• 2012.11.16 — Presenting at NIH LINCS Consortium Meeting with Stephen Schurer on 'Missing Tools & Visualization Challenges.'
• 2012.11.07 — Radcliffe workshop on "A New Multidisciplinary Approach to Data Understanding: Integrating Human and Computational Approaches"
• 2012.11.06 — Points of View on Pencil & Paper, a unique set of tools facilitate thinking and hypothesis generation, in Nature Methods
• 2012.10.11 — Gallery Talk with David Weinberg and Lois Hetland at ICA Boston.
• 2012.10.15 — Guest lecture with Alex Fiorentino for STS034 Science Communication at MIT.