Nathan Yau

Jessica Edmondson visualized the history of rock music, from foundations in the pre-1900s…

New Year’s is a worldwide event, but as we know, it doesn’t happen…

The great thing about online tutorials is that you can access them from…

Alexis Madrigal and Ian Bogost for The Atlantic reverse engineered the Netflix genre…

Engineering and psychology researchers in Finland investigated where we feel and don’t feel.…

Luba Gloukhov of Revolution Analytics used k-means clustering to find groups of single…

Alex Reinhart, a PhD statistics student at Carnegie Mellon University, covers some of…

The Weightless Project gives you another reason to use your Jawbone or Fitbit…

Checking out for the year. I assume most of you have already, and…

Looking to get a jumpstart on that new year’s resolution to find a…

When you hear “piracy data” and “music” in the same sentence, it usually…

Computer science PhD student Randy Olson likes to analyze reddit in his spare…

In the video above, filmmaker Cy Kuckenbaker reorganized midday traffic by color. No…

Similar to his collection of prison map snapshots, Josh Begley collected images of…

The relative interest in data scientist surpassed statistician this month. It was also…

Remember the wind map of the United States by Martin Wattenberg and Fernanda…

There are over 5,000 subreddits with plenty of overlap and similarities. Randy Olson…

Visualization continues to mature and focus more on the data it represents than on novel designs and size. Let’s have a look back.

Airports conjure thoughts of security, bag checks, and cramped spaces, and flights are…

The New York Times explored state gun bills since Newtown.
In the 12…