Fabio Crameri
@fabiocrameri.ch
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Geoscientist & Science Communicator & Graphic Designer https://www.fabiocrameri.ch Creator of • ProAc academic profile • https://s-ink.org & SZIdatabase.org • Scientific colour maps Part time @issibern.ch Commission my work via https://Undertone.design
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Scientific colour maps 8.0

· Perceptually uniform
· Perceptually ordered
· Colour-blind friendly
· Readable as B&W print
· Widely compatible
· Versioned & citable

fabiocrameri.ch/colourmaps

#useBatlow #Dataviz #SciArt #EduSky #OpenSource
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Entire suite of Scientific colour maps (perceptually uniform and color-blind friendly) by Fabio Crameri, with hand-pickable colours of discrete and categorical colour palettes.
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…and if you want to skip the details, here is a nice summary for it by @uofgnews.bsky.social:

bsky.app/profile/uofg...
uofgnews.bsky.social
A new study led by Dr Antoniette Greta Grima (@geoniette.bsky.social) of @uofgges.bsky.social uses the power of supercomputing to model how massive slabs of ancient ocean floors are shaped as they sink hundreds of kilometres below the Earth's surface.

Read more here: www.gla.ac.uk/news/headlin...
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In this new study, @geoniette.bsky.social has done a fabulous job with this work on the dynamics of deep, sinking plate tectonic slabs. 🌍💡

Have a read here:
agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/...
Plots of the viscosity for (a) a model with a viscosity increase at 1,000 km depth, separate from the phase change at 660 km depth (b) versus slab tip flattening for an oceanic overriding plate, highlighting the combined influence of the continent and the viscosity structure of the mantle in the dynamics of deep slabs.
Reposted by Fabio Crameri
europlanetmedia.bsky.social
✨ Meet @issibern.ch at the exhibition of #EPSCDPS2025, discover their amazing science and space projects!
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Come say hi, if you are at #EPSCDPS2025! 👋
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We are so happy to be at #EPSCDPS2025. 🌟

Already day 2!
Let’s keep the energy high and the science flowing. But do not to forget to hydrate and take a chocolate from time to time! ☝️

Come say hi, if you have not done so! 🔭
Reposted by Fabio Crameri
issibern.ch
It is the word of the town.

ISSI is on tour again.

If you are too, come say hi during this week’s #EPSC2025 here in Helsinki! – You know where to go, just follow the blue.

@europlanetmedia.bsky.social
@spacemarschall.net @kokotanekova.bsky.social @fabiocrameri.ch

#EPSCDPS #EPSC-DPS2025
Arrows on ISSI blue background.
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😬 I give seminars and workshops on the importance of science-proof colour scales, if you ever want to turn graphics like these into scientifically accurate and readable visuals (also to colour-blind people).

#UseBatlow
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During the last 30 years, our telescopes improved and became more. We discover more of what lies beyond our sky.

Exoplanets, planets outside our solar system, might host life or tell us more about our own planet.

Here are 4999 of them perfectly to scale. 😮‍💨
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Over 5,000 worlds we’ve seen beyond our sky,
Some could host life, some just float by! 🌍🪐
Gas giants, lava lands, icy charms,
The universe is full of alien farms! 👽✨

#Exoplanets!

s-ink.org/known-exopla... 🔭
Exoplanets
The collection of known Exoplanets represented based on their date of detection and their relative size to scale.
s-ink.org
fabiocrameri.ch
Thanks. We found some people and already made the videos for this year. Will keep you in mind for next year!
Reposted by Fabio Crameri
aldiyar-m.bsky.social
Such a great short course on different aspects of #DataViz at #EGU today! The room was absolutely packed — people were sitting on the floor (hey, @egu.eu maybe consider a bigger room next time?😉) And it's always a pleasure attending @fabiocrameri.ch's presentations!
#endrainbow, yep.
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egu.eu
👋 Meet Sourav Laha, Melissa Reidy and Daisy Burckin, three researchers from around the world who will be attending the #EGU General Assembly for the first time in 2025!
Find out what they are looking forward to, and any sessions they are looking out for!
🔗 Full #WeAreEGU video: egu.eu/3S2MFI
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Started creating some content for @egu.eu again.

Really enjoy talking to academics and hear about their career and views. 👇
egu.eu
👋 Meet Ana Nap, PhD candidate in glacier seismology and member of the EGU Early Career Scientists Sesimology Division team!

Find out how she got into a career in glacier geophysics after briefly studying medicine, and what she is looking forward to at #EGU25

🔗 : egu.eu/2FA467
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I am looking for some first-time attendees of the EGU General Assembly 2025

…to answer some easy questions in another ‚We Are EGU’ video (see youtube.com/playlist?lis...).

If you know anyone interested, please DM me or send me an email with their contacts.

Thank you!
We Are EGU! - YouTube
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Great. Am looking forward to see some cool research! 😃
Reposted by Fabio Crameri
fabiocrameri.ch
Nice to hear, Andrew. 😇

⚠️ Two points to clarify:

1) Turbo is NOT perceptually even (don’t know why people think it is – research.google/blog/turbo-a...)

2) Our preference for certain colours cannot trump the argument for scientific accuracy or inclusivity (Not sure why people think it does).
Turbo, An Improved Rainbow Colormap for Visualization
Posted by Anton Mikhailov, Senior Software Engineer, Daydream False color maps show up in many applications in computer vision and machine learni...
research.google
fabiocrameri.ch
Nice to hear, Andrew. 😇

⚠️ Two points to clarify:

1) Turbo is NOT perceptually even (don’t know why people think it is – research.google/blog/turbo-a...)

2) Our preference for certain colours cannot trump the argument for scientific accuracy or inclusivity (Not sure why people think it does).
Turbo, An Improved Rainbow Colormap for Visualization
Posted by Anton Mikhailov, Senior Software Engineer, Daydream False color maps show up in many applications in computer vision and machine learni...
research.google
Reposted by Fabio Crameri
drlperezdiaz.bsky.social
Great news! The scientific figure design cheat sheet that @fabiocrameri.ch and I created for @wearetektonika.bsky.social is now available in Español 🇪🇸and Deutsch 🇩🇪

Use it, share it, and make beautiful figures!
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Sprichst du Deutsch?! …🇩🇪🇦🇹🇨🇭

🇲🇽🇨🇴🇪🇸🇦🇷… Hablas español?

The scientific graphic design guideline is now also available in #German and #Spanish !

s-ink.org/science-grap...
Graphic design guideline
Supporting guideline for designing a science figure that has a clear purpose from Crameri and Perez-Diaz (2025).
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s-ink.org
A #map unfolds, where #data intertwines,
#Earth's stories told through vibrant, clear designs.
#Accessible, #intuitive, and #true,
A world revealed in every shaded hue.

s-ink.org/plate-tecton...
Plate tectonic map
Visually accessible and scientifically accurate global map of key plate tectonics characteristics on the Earth.
s-ink.org
Reposted by Fabio Crameri
drlperezdiaz.bsky.social
Do you make scientific figures? Then check out this handy little guide that @fabiocrameri.ch and I have put together for our editorial piece in the newest volume of @wearetektonika.bsky.social

✏️ The figure is available from @s-ink.org - download it, share it, use it!
Graphic design guideline
Supporting guideline for designing a science figure that has a clear purpose from Crameri and Perez-Diaz (2025).
s-ink.org
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@drlperezdiaz.bsky.social and I wrote a little mighty piece on how #geoscience visuals need to be different today than 60 years ago.
wearetektonika.bsky.social
🆕 #Tektonika Volume 2 Issue 2 is now complete and online !

A great editorial by @fabiocrameri.ch and @drlperezdiaz.bsky.social "The Evolving Role of Science Visuals in Geoscience: From Simple Illustrations to Storytelling Tools", and 9 papers on various subjects. ⚒️

tektonika.online/index.php/ho...
Cover page of tektonika
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Yes very. But good start; I‘ll try to follow this!
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Hei Maximilian, from what I see that looks good. Could you play with (stronger) lightness variations too? That would maybe help to make the individual colours even more discernible.