Invited paper: EcoSysNetworks: A Method for Visualizing Software Ecosystems

Writers on the Move: Visualizing Composing Processes Involved in Academic Writing

The present research study aimed to explore covert processes of editing and revision which were involved in writing four different academic text genres (i.e. abstract, conclusion, data commentary, and cover letter) in English language. To this end, six EFL learners with Persian as their mother were recruited to participate in this study. All the participants attended an induction session and ea...

The Small Project Observatory: Visualizing software ecosystems

Software evolution research has focused mostly on analyzing the evolution of single software systems. However, it is rarely the case that a project exists as standalone, independent of others. Rather, projects exist in parallel within larger contexts in companies, research groups or even the open-source communities.We call these contexts software ecosystems. In this paper, we present the Small ...

Visualizing Software Ecosystems as Living Cities

Visualizing the Clusters and Dynamics of HPV Research Area

Purpose: The purpose of the present study is to visualize HPV clusters’ relationships and thematic trends in the world. Methodology: The research type is an applied one with analytical approach and it has been done using co-word analysis. The population of this study consists of articles’ keywords indexed during 2014-2018 in the Web of Science (WoS) in HPV subject area. The total numbers of th...

Reporting an Experience: Improving the Feulgen Staining Technique for Better Visualizing of Nucleus

Among different staining methods used to demonstrate the nuclear abnormalities, Feulgen is one of the most reliable method. Feulgen staining is specific, sensitive method for evaluating the DNA damages.It has been shown that using non-DNA specific stains for monitoring the nuclear anomalies lead to false-positive or false-negative results. From self-experience, immersing the stained slides in h...