# Jen Christiansen
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jen christiansen is an American author, data illustrator, and a senior graphics editor for Scientific American. She has published many books on her work which include her insight on collaboration and the visualization spectrum.
== Education ==
Christiansen earned an undergraduate degree in Geology and Studio Art at Smith College.
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If you are passionate about STEM, Design, or Art this is a great episode to make time for!
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Join host Kacie as she talks with Jen Christiansen, Senior Graphics Editor at Scientific American Magazine, about the evolving world of science communication through visual storytelling. As both an artist and scientist, Jen shares insights from her journey of combining these fields and discusses he…
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