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Places & Spaces
Mapping Science

Introduction

Using content chosen by an interdisciplinary and international advisory board, Places & Spaces: Mapping Science aims to demonstrate the power of maps to navigate and make sense of physical places and abstract topic spaces. Scientists will be stimulated, students and teachers encouraged, and the general public fascinated by this multi-layered, accessible approach to the worlds of modern scientific thought. These fascinating maps explore the future of science mapping and continue the exhibit’s commitment to bringing audiences the most stunning and groundbreaking examples of data visualization from the most brilliant mapmakers of our time.

Credits

Curatorial Team: Katy Börner, Lisel Record, Todd Theriault

Places & Spaces: Mapping Science is curated by Dr. Katy Börner and Lisel Record at the Cyberinfrastructure for Network Science Center, School of Informatics at Indiana University.

Exhibit Details

Drawing from across cultures and across scholarly disciplines, this exhibit demonstrates the power of maps to address vital questions about the contours and content of human knowledge.

  • Location
    Second Floor
    Date
    May 14, 2015 - Sep 23, 2015
    Contact
    cnscntr@indiana.edu
    Links
    View the maps online
    Subjects
    art
    traveling exhibit
    data visualization
    maps