Visualisation: programme 

Steve Woolgar (University of Oxford): 'Visualisation in the age of computerisation'

Catelijne Coopmans (National University of Singapore): 'Visual analytics: witnessing artful revelation in business intelligence'

Emma Frow (University of Edinburgh): 'In images we trust? Setting guidelines for digital image processing in scientific journals'

Erin Kruger (University of Western Sydney): 'Visualising uncertainty: law, DNA, and the quantification of "reasonable doubt'"

Chair: Alex Soojung-Kim Pang (Microsoft Research Cambridge)

Richard Arias-Hernandez, Tera Marie Green and Brian Fisher (Simon Fraser University): 'From cognitive prostheses to cognitive amplifiers: understandings of the material basis of cognition in visual analytics'

Min Chen (Swansea University) and Luciano Floridi (University of Oxford and University of Hertfordshire): 'An information map for visualisation'

Ségolène Tarte (University of Oxford): 'The interplay of visual perception and cognition in digital papyrology: visualisation for interpretation, visualisation as interpretation'

Chair: Michael Batty (University College London)

Sarah de Rijcke and Anne Beaulieu (Virtual Knowledge Studio): 'Network realism: making knowledge from images in digital infrastructure'

Anders Koed Madsen (Copenhagen Business School): 'Delineation devices at the root of social representation - a comparison of online entry-points for mapping the controversy about synthetic biology'

Albena Yaneva (University of Manchester): 'Moving networks: architectural tools for tracing the social'

Chair: Felix Reed-Tsochas (University of Oxford)

Location: Entrance Hall

Robert Bhatt (University of Umea): 'Moving beyond beauty in medical imaging: an ethnographic study of the role of three-dimensional visualisations as boundary objects in medical science'

Luis Felipe R. Murillo (UCLA): 'Partial perspectives in Astronomy: gender, ethnicity, nationality and meshworks in building digital images of the universe'

Chair: Marina Jirotka (University of Oxford)

Location: Entrance Hall

Michael Lynch (Cornell University): 'Image and imagination: an exploration of online nano-image galleries'

Johannes Bruder (University of Basel): 'The poetry of information: images, models and visualisations in neuroscience'

Merete Lie (NTNU): 'Displaying human cells: scale and autonomisation'

Janina Wellmann (Tel Aviv University): 'From ‘seeing in-between’ to the ‘in toto’ representation of the embryo. Representations of biological development ca. 1810 and ca. 2010'

Chair: Tanja Schneider (University of Oxford)

Amanda Windle (London College of Communication, University of the Arts): 'Inscribing complexity: diagrammatic interventions'

Dolores Steinman and David Steinman (University of Toronto): 'Biomedical simulations and their challenges to the medical visual culture' 

Jennifer Tomomitsu (Lancaster University): '‘Seeing’ as feeling: embodied material practices of 3D image reconstruction'

Julie Palmer and Frances Griffiths (University of Warwick): 'Digital radiography in the post-photographic era'

Luke Church and Alan Blackwell (University of Cambridge): 'Computation, visualisation and critical reflection' - DEMO

Phaedra Daipha (Rutgers University): 'Screenwork as the social organisation of expertise' 

Grace de la Flor, Marina Jirotka and Eric Meyer (University of Oxford): 'Accessing medieval music: from material codex to digital specimen'

David Ribes (Georgetown University): 'Redistributing expert vision: crowdsourcing, agency and interface'

Chair: Paul Jepson (University of Oxford)

Roberta Buiani (University of Toronto): 'Of viruses, microscopes and computing: visualisation and the question of biopower'

Sara Diamond (OCAD University): 'Aesthetic histories and material practices – the limits of visualisation and the limits of the real"

Anja Johansen (NTNU): 'The sublime aesthetics of the cell'

Chair: Martin Kemp (University of Oxford)

Marko Monteiro (University of Campinas): 'Are scientific images good ethnographic sites? Interpreting remote sensing practices in Brazil'

Daniel Neyland (Lancaster University): 'Notes from an ethnography of deleting'

Chair: Udi Butler (University of Oxford)