Nathan Yau

We’re all familiar with the Covid-19 line charts that show cases over time,…

The Bloomberg medal tracker is fun to look at. I think the graphics…

The New York Times charted speed ranks during the women’s 4×100 freestyle relay.…

The 2020 Summer Olympics are here, so ’tis the season for experimental visual…

Weather Strip is a new weather app by visualization researcher Robin Stewart. It…

Learn about new visualization things, but also get actual work done.

With the Olympics starting on Friday, The New York Times started their coverage…

Covid-19 cases in the United States were down, but they’re moving up again,…

Sebastian Raschka made 170 videos on deep learning, and you can watch all…

NYT’s The Upshot analyzed spin rate on pitches before and after enforcing a…

K-pop seems to be inescapable these days, which really confuses me. Marian Liu,…

James O’Donoghue made this straightforward animation that shows how long it takes for…

Use basic statistical methods to move you towards fancier things.

When countries gained access to vaccines, there was an initial burst of vaccinations,…

Noah Kalina has been taking a picture of himself every day since January…

To show water levels in California’s drying reservoirs, The Washington Post used upside…

Krisztina Szűcs used sets of animated triangles to show how each match played…

Paul Ford has been learning R to better understand the field of Statistics.…

Maybe it’s better to focus on the present to do the best with what we have, which moves us towards the future.

ProPublica continues their analysis of an anonymous dump of tax records, this time…