Section I: Foundations
Chapter 1: The Science and Art of Data Visualization
Chapter 2: Introduction: Let's Talk about R and RStudio
Chapter 3: The Tidyverse
Section II: Let's Visualize Our Data
Chapter 4: Plots with a continuous X variable
Chapter 5: Plots with two or more continuous variables
Chapter 6: Plots with two variables X - Y: discrete X and continuous Y
Chapter 7: Other plots and tables
Section III: Tips and Strategies for Figure Design
Chapter 8: Labels
Chapter 9: Use of color palette
Chapter 10: Graphics to avoid
Chapter 11: Split-panel figures
Chapter 12: Additional changes to the design of your plot
Section IV: Additional Topics
Chapter 13: Interactive plots
Chapter 14: Export your plots
Appendix A: Exploring more about R
Appendix B: Markdown Tables
Appendix C: Tools for Scientific Illustrations
Biography
William G. Vilchez holds a bachelor’s degree in biology from the Universidad Nacional Pedro Ruiz Gallo (Peru) and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Cellular and Molecular Biology at the University of São Paulo (USP) in Brazil. His main motivation is to use data visualization as a tool to convey information clearly, accurately, and accessibly. Currently, he supports and encourages undergraduate students to use R for data analysis and visualization.
