Nathan Yau

Lithium-ion batteries power the iPhone (among other things), but what if we could…

In a straightforward map, Jason Allen for Thrillist replaced station names on the…

The ethics and future of ads to keep sites running is still up…

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In most depictions of the Solar System, planets are…

In 2014, five people died in New Orleans in a house fire. Three…

Sensible Data by Martin Hertig is an installation that asks what personal data…

Statistically, probability ranges from 0 to 1 — impossible to definitely without a…

Reddit user superemmjay tracked his weight for 20 months and plotted the measurements.…

Willard Cope Brinton is credited as one of the pioneers of information visualization,…

Nicky Case made an interactive explanation of how neurons work. It’s part narrated…

A Python library for visualization. Surprised I just heard of it.

Sifting out some of the styles of contemporary data visualization.

Properties of time and space using marbles and two large pieces of spandex sewn together in a classroom demonstration.

Forgot about this. The d3-jetpack from Gregor Aisch makes some of the more tedious tasks in d3.js a bit shorter and intuitive.

Trey Causey just finished an interview roundabout for data science jobs. He outlines…

A clean and simple set of slope charts to show the change between 2000 and 2014.

They look like little cardboard cutouts.

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