Nathan Yau

For Reuters, Dawn Chmielewski reports on the alleged copyright infringement.
In the suit…

Apple, with an announcement that the world has been waiting for, released 3-D…

This week we make it easier to compare multiple charts when differences are small but significant.

While there are laws in the U.S. to protect some of your privacy…

RJ Andrews and Attila Bátorfy highlight information graphics from Signal, the Nazi propaganda…

Annelie Berner used blooming flowers as a visual metaphor to show climate change.…

Many visualization folks recognize the cholera map as a vital tool that John…

The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced a reduction in data collection to put…

Chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen played against 143,000 people in a single game. The…

A couple years ago, Harvard professor Francesca Gino was accused of faking data,…

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There is always ample discussion about progressive tax rates in the United States.…

For MIT Technology Review, James O’Donnell and Casey Crownhart ran numbers and interviewed…

Hardware for AI uses a whole lot of energy while training on data…

Downloading survey microdata from public resources can be tricky. Sometimes the documentation is…

Roger Peng and Hilary Parker started the statistics and data science podcast Not…

As we enter a time when people question the usefulness of vaccines, even…

The Congressional Budget Office published a report estimating effects on household income if…

The good stuff from May: tools you can use, data to play with, and resources to learn from.

As the administration tries to block international students from attending Harvard University, NYT’s…