LabGrab

'Grab More Science' Graphic Shows Science News by Discipline

grrlscientist | January 12, 2010

tags: Grab More Science, LabGrab, science news, technology, graphic, image of the day Image: LabGrab, 13 January 2010. An American start-up company in Portland, Oregon, announced the release of their new technology that creates a colorful chart to visualize the volume of science and medical stories published by discipline (above). The boxes are defined by discipline and their sizes are determined by the total number of article headlines published by universities, journals, science news aggregators, and science blogs within the given time period (as defined by the user). "We read a…

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