Nathan Yau

The data might exist on a single page or in a single file, but there’s always more to it. Take a step outside for a better view.

Manuel Lima hosted a free online panel with Michale Friendly and Sandra Rendgen…

BTS, the South Korean boy band, is apparently really good at dancing. Ketchup…

For National Geographic, Nina Strochlic and Riley D. Champine look back at the…

Using 3-D simulation data from the Kyoto Institute of Technology, The New York…

The Ohio Department of Health released this video to show the advantages of…

Consumer spending has shifted dramatically since most people have to stay at home.…

The pandemic has affected all parts of life, which can be seen from…

In a collaboration between The Marshall Project and The Upshot, Anna Flagg and…

The Washington Post provides clear instructions on how to sew your own mask.…

I have a lot of books stacked on my desk. It’s kind of embarrassing. Now seems like a good as time as any to read them.

For Reuters, Jon McClure looks at the death counts for each country from…

The CDC now recommends that you wear a cloth face mask if you…

Your schedule changed. The time spent in front of or using a screen…

For The New York Times, Lazaro Gamio and Karen Yourish use an animated…

Will Chase, who specialized in visualization for epidemiological studies in grad school, outlined…

From researchers at Bauhaus-University Weimar, this video shows how various methods of covering…

For Reuters, Chris Canipe looks at social distancing from the perspective of household…

Here are some useful distractions for you as you stay-at-home and wait for an unknown amount of time.

Based on cellphone data from Cuebiq, The New York Times looked at how…