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Guest Editorial 7th Triennial Special Issue on Images in Plasma Science

The adage “A picture is worth a thousand words,” while used to the point of being trite, conveys a deep truth. Humans remain a highly visually driven species, using images to convey information in all areas of endeavour, ranging from the arts and humanities to hard science. As an added benefit, much as in the photography of natural scenes, such as mountain ranges or alpine lakes, scientific images can convey great and profound beauty. Thus, images from the Hubble Space Telescope inspire awe and admiration as well as convey scientific truths about the origin and evolution of the universe.

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Guest Editorial: 6th Triennial Special Issue of the IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science - Images in Plasma Science

Guest Editorial: 6th Triennial Special Issue of the IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science - Images in Plasma Science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Fifth Triennial Special Issue on Images in Plasma Science

This special issue presents compelling images that acknowledge the important role that visualization plays in plasma science. The 278 papers not only discuss significant physics issues, but offer aesthetically pleasing images as well.

Fourth Triennial Special Issue on Images in Plasma Science

This special issue presents compelling images that acknowledge the important role that visualization plays in plasma science. The 278 papers not only discuss significant physics issues, but offer aesthetically pleasing images as well.

Fourth Triennial Special Issue on Images in Plasma Science

Fourth Triennial Special Issue on Images in Plasma Science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Special issue on images in plasma science

Guest editorial third triennial special issue on images in plasma science

S THE PLASMA phenomena we investigate become more complex and dynamic, the need for visualization to fully appreciate those complexities becomes more acute. Great strides have been made in recent years in developing experimental imaging technologies and computational methodologies to capture those phenomena. In addition to aiding in the interpretation of experimentally, computationally, and theoretically produced data, these images are often works of art in their own right. It is my pleasure to present to you the Third Triennial Special Issue on Images in Plasma Science. The purpose of the Special Issue is to highlight physically significant plasma phenomena through the aesthetics of images and visualization. The Special Issue contains nearly 100 critically unique images