neurographica is currently being updated. In the meantime, please visit the old site & peruse at your leisure.

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*sneak peak at visualizations from neurographica

For questions, contact:
mmoon (at) artcenter (dot) edu. thank you.

(But for those who are curious...)

A history in brief
neurographica started as a graduate thesis project at Art Center College of Design which investigated ways in which data-driven design can be utilized as a visual tool for exploratory data analysis of neurodata. However, what started as a simple investigation in graduate school has evolved to be a serious pursuit to cultivate my research interests at the intersections of science and design. Among the questions I am interested in are the following:

As the ability to collect and analyze data increase (and with it the introduction of new complexities,) what are ways in which (graphic) design can be used to help the science field explore or interface with this particular new generation of data in insightful and meaningful ways?

How can visual tools or visualizations be created to free the mind for imagination, creativity?

From the stand point of a designer, what are the design methodologies to develope to address these new sets of data problems?

What does 'collaboration' look like for the designer and scientist for the opportunities for today?