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I asked one of my supervisors last night, over a few drinks, whether I could submit my thesis in the form of 55 000 really small, but very pretty pictures, instead of the corresponding number of words, but he didn't seem overly impressed with the idea. I'll see if interpretative dance works any better next time. Thanks, David :) ............................................... Will Stahl-Timmins B.A., M.A. PhD Researcher: Information Graphics in Health Technology Assessment. +44 (0) 1392 406 967 [log in to unmask] www.pms.ac.uk/infographics/ www.pms.ac.uk/pentag/ www.willstahl.com PenTAG Noy Scott House Peninsula Medical School RD&E Hospital (Wonford) Heavitree Exeter EX2 5DW On 12 Dec 2008, at 19:02, David Durling wrote: > Long term PHD-DESIGNers will remember debates here about innovative > ways of disseminating the results of PhD research. Topics have > included artefacts, talking [and non-talking] pots, a panoply of > multimedia techniques, websites, research exhibitions, creative > writing etc. > > Now the scientists are showing us the way. The weighty tome is not > exactly under threat, but it is certainly challenged. > > Enjoy. > > http://sciencenow.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/2008/1120/2 > > David > _______________________________________________ > > David Durling PhD FDRS | Professor of Design > School of Arts & Education, Middlesex University > Cat Hill, Barnet, Hertfordshire, EN4 8HT, UK > tel: 020 8411 5108 | international: + 44 20 8411 5108 > email: [log in to unmask] | [log in to unmask] > web: http://www.adri.org.uk | http://www.durling.org > _______________________________________________