helena jambor

Helena Jambor is a Medical Educator at Beuth Hochschule für Technik Berlin, with a focus on Data Visualization and Biomedical Research. Her work bridges Clinical Oncology and Science Communication, emphasizing ethical and accessible data representation in medical contexts.

• Expertise in designing graphical abstracts and scientific figures
• Advocate for color accessibility and scale bars in images
• Active participant in the #30DayChartChallenge for science communication
• Collaborates with students on Clinical Data Reporting and Genomics Visualization

Her projects include a critical analysis of tSNE/UMAP plots, Survival Plots in oncology, and Pictogram Design for abstracts. She co-founded the QUAREP initiative for microscopy image quality standards.

Helena actively mentors students in Biotechnology and Data Science, guiding them in projects related to RNA Vaccines, COVID-19 Tracking, and Healthcare Communication. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes iterative design, peer feedback, and combating misleading visual practices like 3D diagrams or Rainbow Color Schemes.