Most of the work I do these days is available on Science Progress. An archive of posts from me is available here. Here’s a sampling of posts and features from the past few months:
03-27-09 | Bush’s Council on Bioethics Makes Toothless Attack on New Stem Cell Policy
02-04-09 | Data Bank: United States Takes Lead in Wind Generation Capacity
01-23-09 | Data Bank: NIH Funding By the Numbers
01-16-09 | Recovering Innovation, Innovating to Recover
The proposed American Recovery and Reinvestment Act recognizes that science, technology and innovation have long provided the foundation for America’s prosperity, and are crucial to boosting an economy in crisis.
Web Design
A look back at some sites I’ve built or worked on freelance over the years.
erinjoshwedding.com: Simple WordPress implementation as a wedding site for friends.
Complicit!: Digital catalog for the fall 2006 exhibition at the UVa Art Museum, curated by Johanna Drucker. I designed the logo and site from the ground up. This was also before I had access to any content management systems, so the site is dozens upon dozens of static pages. Will never do that again.
The Local Species Project: I designed the logo and site from the ground up.
alanmuney.com: Simple WordPress implementation as a photo gallery.
A few sites I didn’t design, but just built with some clean HTML/CSS:
Summer Arts 2007: Youth arts camp @ UVa art museum.
Summer Arts 2006: Youth arts camp @ UVa art museum.
UVa Women’s Center: From 2004-2006, I took a legacy design and revamped & rebuilt it using XHTML and CSS. (I last worked on this in spring of 2006, so the site for the center has be since redesigned).
Information Design
Web
Interactive Map: Flex-Fuel Friendly States (ActionScript development)
Chipping Away at the Number of Uninsured (ActionScript development)
How High Oil Prices Are Affecting Africa
Poverty By the Numbers
Surging Gas Prices, By the Numbers
Sustainably Produced Biofuels and the Farm Bill, By the Bumbers
Subprime Mortgage Foreclosures By the Numbers
Iraq By the Numbers
Toxic Trains By the Numbers
Stem Cells By the Numbers
Air cargo screening schematic [.pdf] (for the “Keeping Bombs Off Planes” report)
Print Design
Poster for the local species project. [.pdf]
The Declaration Presents: “Teen Persons” [.pdf] This was the Dec’s fall 2004 spoof issue, a send-up of “Teen People.” The issue won the 2005 Campus Journalism Award for Humor. This is a .pdf of the page layouts. I was literary editor at the time, contributed content, helped on a number of features, and designed the ad on the back page.
Academic Writing
Abstracts and papers on various elements of design.