Nathan Yau

Facebook released Prophet, which is a procedure to quickly forecast with time series…

The Washington Post talked to three experts on the American workforce and innovation…

A brief look at six libraries to make your charts move as you scroll.

Ken Schwencke and Al Shaw from ProPublica with a set of straightforward maps…

Elijah Meeks is running a detailed survey about data visualization people to gain…

Here’s a fun piece from Stephanie Merry and Shelly Tan for The Washington…

For Co.Design, Periscopic compared patent ownership between Apple and Google, which ends up…

Bill Paxton, who played a storm chaser in Twister, died on Sunday. To…

Many government organizations release microdata for surveys every year. It comes as anonymized…

Tim Meko and Laris Karklis for The Washington Post take a dive into…

Time zones are odd sometimes.…

“Normal America.” I’m not sure what that means anymore, but at some point…

From Josh Begley, this quickfire flip book shows every New York Times front…

To celebrate the ten-year anniversary of the National Art Center in Tokyo, Emmanuelle…

Some say annotation is the most important layer for charts meant for public…

For Excel users getting started with R, pain oftentimes finds its way into…

When you search for datasets on The White House site, you get nothing.…

In 1900, W. E. B. Du Bois and his students drew a series…

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