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TEACHING

New Coursera Course
Data-Driven Animation for Science Communication

My brand new course Data-Driven Animation for Science Communication was first taught as a UC-wide online course [UCSC SCIC110] in Spring 2023 and then brought to learners worldwide on the Coursera platform in Fall 2023.
https://www.coursera.org/learn/data-driven-animation 

This course was created in collaboration with UCSC Online Education, UCSC Science Communication Program,
CSUMB Science Illustration Program, and Burroughs Wellcome Fund. 

Courses Taught

2023
Instructor & Course Designer
Coursera MOOC
Data-Driven Animation for Science Communication
2023
Instructor & Course Designer
UC Online & UCSC Science Communication Program
SCIC110: Data-Driven Animation for Science Communication
2022
Instructor & Course Designer
CSU Monterey Bay Science Illustration Program
SCIP395-33_SU22: Data-Driven Animation for Science Communication
2022
Instructor & Course Designer
Pixar University
Visualizing Life in the Deep: data-driven animation using animal-borne sensors at sea
2021
Instructor & Course Designer
UC Santa Cruz
Art 199/299: Data Visualization Collective
2019
Teaching Assistant
UC Santa Cruz
BIOE 129L: Marine Mammals (Instructor: Dr. Dan Costa)
2016
Teaching Assistant & Collector
UC Berkeley
IB103LF: Invertebrate Zoology (Instructor: Dr. Jenna Judge)
2014-16
Teaching Assistant & Course Designer
UC Berkeley
Oceans C82 (Instructor Dr. Jim Bishop)

Science Communication Videos

CCCR Visualization Overview
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CCCR Visualization Overview

The Center for Coastal Climate Resilience at UC Santa Cruz is working to visualize the flood protection benefits of natural infrastructure like coral reefs and mangroves. Its researchers combine rigorous hydrodynamic and socio-economic modeling with visualization to analyze and communicate wave-driven coastal flood models to scientists, decision makers, and the public. Video production by Jessica Kendall-Bar. 3D visualization by Ian Costello. Hydrodynamic modeling by Borja Reguero, Camila Gaido-Lasserre, Benjamin Norris, and David Gutiérrez-Barceló. This work was supported by the State of California. With additional support from AXA, USGS, NSF, USACE, and DARPA.
Jessica Kendall-Bar: Science & SciLifeLab Prize for Young Scientists category winner 2023
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Jessica Kendall-Bar: Science & SciLifeLab Prize for Young Scientists category winner 2023

Jessica Kendall-Bar is 2023 year's category winner in in ecology and environment category of the Science & SciLifeLab Prize for Young Scientists for her essay “Lessons from sleep in the deep: Records of seal sleep at sea reveal extreme sleep duration flexibility".
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