Month: January 2026

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Alex Kolokolov & Natalia Kiseleva

Christine and the Magic Charts: A Data Visualization Book for Kids

“Daddy, what’s your job?”“Mom, what are those pretty pictures? I want to make some too!” The idea Anyone who loves their job has probably wanted..
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Emilia Ruzicka

REVIEW: Connecting the Dots by Milan Janosov

In our increasingly interconnected world, Connecting the Dots: How data, networks, and algorithms shape our world by Milan Janosov could not be any more poignant...
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Erica Gunn

Info+

Info+ is a long-standing data vis conference, held biannually in rotating locations. This year, it was hosted at Northeastern University in Boston (my alma mater),..
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Nicole Mark

REVIEW: Everyday Data Visualization: A Refreshing Return to Fundamentals

A Zen Buddhist teacher, Suzuki Roshi, famously said, “In the beginner’s mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert’s there are few.” The implication..
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Rhea Shukla

Designing Mars: Transforming Scientific Data Into Human Understanding

Mars is easy to measure but hard to understand. Numbers can describe it, but they don’t bring it closer. My mars data visualization project began..