Nathan Yau

For FiveThirtyEight, Nate Silver provides tips to stay less stressed staring into the…

In their second issue, Parametric Press focuses on climate change with a set…

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Virtual reality puts you in a digital world…

It’s been smoky this season. Based on research from Michael Goss et al.,…

Using estimates from a report by the Well Being Trust and the Robert…

A row limit in Microsoft Excel led to an undercount of Covid-19 cases in the thousands. The root of the problem goes past the software though.

From Dan Goodspeed, the bar chart race is back. The length of the…

The Gartner hype cycle is a graphical representation of where certain technologies are…

In 1966, artist Ed Ruscha published Every Building on the Sunset Strip, which…

For MIT Technology Review, Karen Hao looks into the process of artists Francesca…

From a distance, it’s difficult to build an understanding of the scale and…

FiveThirtyEight publishes win probabilities for NBA games throughout the season. During the playoffs,…

For Scientific American, Youyou Zhou made a line chart that shows cause of…

For two minutes, a black speck on a white background was all anyone could talk about.

Colour Controversy is a simple game that shows you a shade and asks…

Using a straightforward treemap, The Washington Post looks at where the $4 trillion…

To visualize uncertainty in election forecasts, Matthew Kay from Northwestern University used a…

For The New York Times, Ella Koeze looks at the various types of…

Microsoft Excel is useful for many things, but it has its limitations (like…