Nathan Yau

I have a lot of books stacked on my desk. It’s kind of embarrassing. Now seems like a good as time as any to read them.

For Reuters, Jon McClure looks at the death counts for each country from…

The CDC now recommends that you wear a cloth face mask if you…

Your schedule changed. The time spent in front of or using a screen…

For The New York Times, Lazaro Gamio and Karen Yourish use an animated…

Will Chase, who specialized in visualization for epidemiological studies in grad school, outlined…

From researchers at Bauhaus-University Weimar, this video shows how various methods of covering…

For Reuters, Chris Canipe looks at social distancing from the perspective of household…

Here are some useful distractions for you as you stay-at-home and wait for an unknown amount of time.

Based on cellphone data from Cuebiq, The New York Times looked at how…

As you would expect, not many people are flying these days. The Washington…

Fatalities from Covid-19 range from the hundreds of thousands to the millions. Nobody…

On the surface, the decennial census seems straightforward. Count everyone in the country…

3Blue1Brown goes into more of the math of SIR models — which drive…

Comprehensive national data on Covid-19 has been hard to come by through government…

A comic by Marcos Balfagón attaches action to the curve.…

Every month I collect useful visualization tools and resources to help you work better or more efficiently. Here’s the good stuff for March.

The Department of Labor released the numbers for last week’s unemployment filings. 3.28…

The numbers are fuzzy. You take them at face value, and you end…