This blog is focused on information design, the creation of infographics for visual understanding of complex processes, data and ideas. Posted by Erik Jacobsen on June 2nd, 2015. With the help of Kirby. Projects and blog posts and general information are now all in one place, and built in a responsive format that makes the site easier to view on tablets and smart phones.

By Lynn Cherny, Ph. Wednesday, May 03, 2017. A few updates since last year. I am now teaching as an Assoc. Professor of Data Science in Lyon, France, at EM-Lyon Business School. It was hard but rewarding when I had good students! Since last year, lots of talks and slide decks! Creative first, then data sciency and visy.

Nice, and a bit scary. I really enjoyed the last few weeks at home. Tomorrow, I will go back to the hospital. I will have chemotherapy for a week and then I will have my stem cell transplant.

My name is Enrico Bertini I am an Assistant Professor at NYU I write about Data and Visualization. Showing how cool something is.

Visualization as skill set or stand-alone profession. Looking for more affordable homes and better schools in the suburbs.

Random thoughts on information visualization, data journalism and interactive graphics by Gregor Aisch. Find more about my data visualization work at driven-by-data. D3 is nice, but it also makes some simple things look really complicated. One of them is making a simple HTML table. And now I feel that.

Magic Quadrant Business Intelligence 2014. The previous articles in 2012.

Ideas, Papers and Thoughts on the field of Visualization. Visualizing disease incidence in the context of socioeconomic factors. Disease incidence is usually connected to biological factors such as genetics, eating habits, exercise and so on. But are there are other socioeconomic factors that influence disease incidence as well? This TED talk from Bill Davenhall inspired us to explore socioeconomic factors that may. DiseaseTrends allows the exploration of possible. As mentioned above, a user can specify r.