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Part of an infographic for startup, H1Talent. A job site devoted to serving H1 Visa holders and the companies that seek them. Job seekers and recruiters are invited to be part of this outstanding community by signing up to the beta now.
An Infographic examining craft beer popularity in the United States by Brewery, Style, Brand, and Vendor.
Created in Adobe Illustrator
I've been running this summer since our city pool will not open for a few more weeks. I'd rather swim, but this summer has been cool enough that running a 5k-10k each day is tolerable. Runkeeper the app I use to track my distance and time sent me this fabulous infographic loaded with unusual running trivia. I recommend having a peak.
Infographic of the Heisman Trophyhttp://www.mapsofworld.com/pages/trophies/infographics/infographic-of-the-heisman-trophy/
Stem cells are increasingly becoming more important in the treatment of diseases, which is why sufficient supplies are needed. A report proposing ways to boost EU stem cells and cord blood reserves through a regulated and unpaid system was approved by MEPs in plenary on Monday 10 September. Check out the infographic to find out why stem cells are so vital.
Read more: www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/headlines/content/20120831...
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Had a fun conversation about the color metrics of our wardrobes today. Decided to make an infographic about mine. Colors are listed in order of prominence, laid out by the golden ratio.
Nerdy.
There's an isometric grid in the background as well, but I had to make it super light so that it wouldn't come out too dark when I print.
370,000 Apprenticeship applications were submitted online between February and April 2013 (Academic Year Q3 2012/13). This represents growth of over 32%, when compared to the same period last year.
Apprenticeship vacancies also witnessed significant growth. Over 32,600 vacancies were advertised online in the three months – an increase of almost 15% on the previous year. On the 26 April 17,700 live vacancies were available online, the highest number recorded.
Sometimes, it is just so tempting. You fall madly in love, get angry, or drunk, and you want to tell the whole world - so you put it on Facebook. You put your address and telephone number on the internet when you buy something. Your doctor has your medical record in an online database. You share thoughts and data online without even thinking about it. But what if you want to remove them?
Read more: www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/headlines/content/20120120...
These infographics are copyright free, but must be credited: © European Union 2013 - European Parliament. (Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs Creative Commons license). If you need high resolution files do not hesitate to contact us. Please do not forget to send the link or a copy of the publication to us: webcom-flickr(AT)europarl.europa.eu
According to Argonne scientist Yan Feng, clouds are one of the largest uncertainties in today’s climate predictions.
“Water is an extremely important parameter in climate change, because when water changes phase—condensing from vapor into water droplets, or changing to ice—it releases energy as heat,” said Argonne meteorologist Richard Coulter.
To get data, many older models use satellite images to determine cloud cover. But that’s a 2-D view; when you look down from space you can see the top layer in the atmosphere, but not the ones underneath. It’s as if you were asked to judge what kind of cake lay underneath the frosting from looking at the top. We need 3-D.
By using science fiction’s favorite solution—lasers—scientists can acquire a more comprehensive picture of cloud dynamics. By directing a laser up into the atmosphere—up to nine miles high—and measuring what’s reflected back down, researchers can take cross-slices of the atmosphere.
The laser light scatters differently when it hits something other than water droplets, like flat ice crystals or irregularly-shaped soot particles. “It’s a bit like when they turn on the fog machine at a laser light show,” Coulter said. They can even measure how big the aerosol particles are.
The instruments take data around the clock, from ground installations or strapped aboard portable weather instrument arrays. One such mobile climate array is the AMF2, currently headed to Finland after a run in the Pacific Ocean, and which is run by Argonne as part of the Atmospheric Radiation Measurement program.
Read more at The Volcano of a Hundred Thousand Mouths »
This infographics has won the Best Design premium of the April 2010 Good's Transparency Contest on Obama's Health Care Reform Bill.
Full size version here:
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Around the world, mobile and internet access is increasing rapidly. But girls are being left behind. Social and cultural norms limit girls’ access and use of mobile phones.
Girl Effect and Vodafone Foundation are calling for development and tech communities to design mobile products and services that meet the needs of vulnerable girls who borrow phones in secret where societal prejudice stops them owning or accessing mobile.
A project in university, to write a proposal of setting up a design firm and design a brochure to promote this new firm.
This is a brochure of a infographic design firm, which we name it "headsup", hopefully it can shows when people finding ways to go they will look up and find infographic.
The Layout of the 2002 Version of the Imagination Pavilion Ride featuring changes to show scenes and vehicles stops.
Image created and used for the Historical Expositions Series at
E82 – The Epcot Legacy
Around the world, mobile and internet access is increasing rapidly. But girls are being left behind. Social and cultural norms limit girls’ access and use of mobile phones.
Girl Effect and Vodafone Foundation are calling for development and tech communities to design mobile products and services that meet the needs of vulnerable girls who borrow phones in secret where societal prejudice stops them owning or accessing mobile.
Around the world, mobile and internet access is increasing rapidly. But girls are being left behind. Social and cultural norms limit girls’ access and use of mobile phones.
Girl Effect and Vodafone Foundation are calling for development and tech communities to design mobile products and services that meet the needs of vulnerable girls who borrow phones in secret where societal prejudice stops them owning or accessing mobile.