To help get kids back to school safely andrew tang and @bendoesdataviz from our team volunteered their time and talents to create this dashboard for Safer Teachers, Safer Students K-12 SARS-CoV-2 Testing Collaborative. ma-k12testingcollaborative.org Read more here! cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

Looking beyond BMI, Amit V. Khera and colleagues correlated specific regions of fat with risk for diabetes and coronary artery disease. Happy we could help them to visualize how they did it! #scicomm

How will people comprehend a report detailing their polygenic risk score for coronary artery disease? Our team co-authored this user testing study that set out to answer this question. tinyurl.com/nebbwrb2 #polygenicrisk #scicomm

When we learned it was too late to submit cover art, we turned our concept into a poster for the liugroup's latest base editing victory - changing a sickle cell-causing hemoglobin into a benign one. Thnx to Chemical Biology at the Broad Institute & Congrats to David R. Liu and co-authors (see in poster)!

Get a birds-eye view of where in our bodies our genes are expressed using our new Multi-Gene Single Cell Viewer, made in collaboration with our wonderful partners GTEx Portal Broad Institute #dataviz #singlecell #asterplot

Also new in the GTEx Portal Broad Institute, we created violin plots that visualize single-cell gene expression but also dig deeper - how big was the sample, and what proportion of those cells expressed the gene? gtexportal.org/home/ #dataviz #singlecell #violinplot

Pattern is on Medium! Communicating polygenic scores to a broad audience has a particular set of challenges. We are excited to share with you how we approached these challenges throughout our journey creating polygenicscores.org/explained/ Read about it here: medium.com/@patternvizlab…

For an upcoming paper w Joshua Pan Broad Institute, we explored a new approach to 3d UMAP #dataviz for single cell genomics. Read below about our design process behind improving the UX of navigating data in 3d space with a new "flip" method! Blog: bit.ly/30v9pbJ

New cover art out now in Cell Genomics designed by our very own Mary O'Reilly! #scicomm #sciart

We had a busy year at the Broad Institute! To wrap up the year, we wanted to look back at all the amazing science we were fortunate enough to contribute design and development work to. Here's our best of 2021. Thank you to all our collaborators! medium.com/@patternvizlab…

Are your scientific figures saying what you think they are saying? It depends—check your Gestalt grouping! Mary O'Reilly explains in this article how to use Gestalt Principles of Grouping to improve clarity and impact #scicomm #dataviz #sciart #science medium.com/@patternvizlab…

Pattern illustrator and designer Mary O'Reilly shared her top tips for success when designing a grant proposal figure—no special design skills required! Read all about it in our new blog post #scicomm #sciart

Ever wonder how successful science communicators got to where they are? Read stories and advice from artists, wordsmiths and voices behind Compound Interest | Chemistry infographics My Fave Queer Chemist DC Science Comedy Pattern at Broad Institute, The Column 🏭 Scientific American in this special email series! fal.cn/3qEhi #scicomm

To help researchers match existing drugs to unmet therapeutic needs, we designed/developed a website with a data app and illustrated case studies for the Drug Repurposing Hub Broad Institute. Now we + RepHub have added a new search-by-structure feature! clue.io/repurposing

We are hiring! Join our little team of designers, software engineers, artists, and lovers of all things #dataviz Broad Institute We are looking for a UI/IX Designer broadinstitute.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/broad_institut… and a Front End Developer broadinstitute.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/broad_institut…

📢 We released the 2022-end v2 of the Genomics 2 Proteins portal G2P (g2p.broadinstitute.org) with updated data and new features🥳 Incredible work by Pattern at Broad Institute and Jordan Safer, always grateful to our funder - The Merkin Institute of Data and Technology Development