supersymmetry and other beyond-the-standard-model physics. Within a year of her work on extra dimensions, it was featured on the front page of the Science Times section of The New York Times. It has also been featured in THE ECONOMIST, THE NEW SCIENTIST, SCIENCE, NATURE, LOS ANGELES TIMES, DALLAS DAILY NEW

telling, data and visuals — a combination that I am still exploring in wonderful ways. One of the first big graphics I worked on was for a cover of Science Times, to pair with a story that Andy Revkin wrote on how melting permafrost in Alaska was limiting the ability to explore for oil. I used data to show t

es, who knew he was going to have a late night writing. As it turned out, so would I. The Times had asked me for an essay for the fol- lowing week's Science Times section if things worked out as expected. Then the show began, and in the next forty-five minutes or so spokes- people presented data from both of t