Promoting your research using infographics and visual abstracts

Maximising the impact of your work using infographics

Understanding Infographics through Textual and Visual Tag Prediction

We introduce the problem of visual hashtag discovery for infographics: extracting visual elements from an infographic that are diagnostic of its topic. Given an infographic as input, our computational approach automatically outputs textual and visual elements predicted to be representative of the infographic content. Concretely, from a curated dataset of 29K large infographic images sampled acr...

Editorial: Abstracts in your native language.

We decided earlier this year to trial the idea that authors be encouraged to write two Abstracts for their papers, one in their preferred native-language and one in English. For the purposes of this trial, German was picked as the native language. The Editors and Publishers have over the years observed that nuances, which sometimes are very important, can be lost or obscured if the author of a ...

Promoting Positivity in Your Practice.

W hat would you estimate is the ratio of positive to negative statements in your office? Negative statements include unconstructive criticism, complaining, gossiping, blaming, and abusive language. Work environments with high levels of negative talk are often described as toxic. In a caring profession such as primary care, we hope that toxic environments are few and far between; however, even...

Working Time Research Abstracts

SHIFTWORK INTERNATIONAL NEWSLETTER The official newsletter of the Scientific Committee on Night and Shiftwork of the International Commission on Occupational Health June 2003, Volume 20, Number 1 ISBN 0265-5357 Published by Tsuyoshi Kawakami and Kazutaka Kogi Institute for Science of Labour 2-8-14, Sugao, Miyamae-ku, Kawasaki 216, Japan (Fax: +81-44-977-7504; E-mail: [email protected], k.kog...