Design of web site BuRSTS for promotion of Albert-László Barabási’s book Bursts: The Hidden Pattern Behind Everything We Do. The interface included the design of tools for book navigation, visualization of statistical data and word prediction game. Project developed in collaboration with N. Blum, R. Crane, J. Fantini, and A. Pawling. [ 2009/2010 ]
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