Lecture

Super-vision: Celebrating EPFL's Doctoral Theses History

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Description

This lecture by the instructor covers the celebration of EPFL's 50th anniversary through the history of 8,000 doctoral theses. The presentation delves into the EPFL Pavilions, the Alpine ecologies, and the cartography of repression. It also explores the 'Bostock Effect' and the innovative approach of D3 in data visualization. The lecture emphasizes the importance of data visualization, data analysis, and the use of Observable for creating, collaborating, and learning with data.

Official source

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