Nathan Yau

A previously banned Disney cartoon on menstruation. So informative.

[Thanks, Kevin]…

After a couple of weeks of phone-only Internet, I’ve got my hands on…

I’m going to be away for a couple of weeks, with little to…

Nicolas Rapp dives into the patterns and growth of worldwide shipping in a…

Part of a series on the challenges of null hypothesis significance testing

I’m pretty sure I’m not in their target audience, but my main takeaway…

Things to consider before you make a graphic

Robert Groves, director of the U.S. Census Bureau, on the Appropriations Bill:
The…

Forgot to include exploration in the beginning, otherwise fine

In-house maps coming to iOS6; was just a matter of time

Princeton history graduate student Benjamin Schmidt explores changes in language through TV anachronisms.…

“challenge is balancing the tension between exploration and presentation”

Music visualization with stop motion board games. You can’t go wrong.

[via @jcukier]…

“What if we started using data, not just to ask what type of movie we wanted but to see but what type of world we want to see?”

Works in Internet Explorer. People still use that browser?

Detailed look at the force required for such a feat

Jerzy Wieczorek, a statistician with the U.S. Census Bureau, explains why the American…

Last month Republicans were pushing a bill to get rid of the American…

The Guardian process for this impressive interactive