There’s no surefire way to win a Nobel Prize, or is there? Nature crunched the data on every science laureate to work out which characteristics can be reliably linked to medals. Animations and...

Beyond Crisis: Lives Saved is an easily navigable scrollytelling resource for friends and family members of those suffering with opioid use disorder. The website aims to provide clarity around the...

For many, understanding code is difficult, and yet it is the backbone of the devices we continue to rely on every day. At the same time as code has grown in complexity. Exploring Hidden Worlds...

To achieve its net zero emissions target by 2045, Scotland must phase out fossil fuels and embrace a diverse renewable energy mix. Combining its access to wind, solar, hydro, biomass, and other...

This piece encodes part of my DNA sequence (the first chromosome) as a Sierpiński fractal triangle. Twenty coloured triangles make up the base units corresponding to twenty distinct genotype calls....

The design thinking project on "staying up late" identified a need for a broader perspective. Both system thinking & design thinking goes hand in hand. To achieve a more holistic understanding,...

Interactions between birds at a feeder may look chaotic, but there’s a method to the madness. A hierarchy of species’ social dominance—shown here with the downy woodpecker as a point of...

The "Zoonotic Web" visualization, created in collaboration with the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna, is an integral part of the paper titled "A One Health Framework for Exploring Zoonotic...

This visual analysis presents a comparative study of the energy transition trajectories of China and Germany from 2000 to 2023. Focusing on their heavy industries, which encompass high-emission...

This data visualization project explores emergency department visits, focusing on the reasons patients seek care at the ER compared to their actual medical diagnoses. By comparing patient reported...

Nobel Foundation unveils the selection process of laureates, which have won more than fifty years ago. Now we can see the number of nominations before and after wins and quantity of nominators, who...

The article explores how artificial intelligence (AI) systems, like Stable Diffusion, are trained using massive datasets, focusing on LAION-5B, a public dataset containing 5.85 billion image-text...

Depression affects millions, with prevalence varying by demographics and region. To illustrate this, we developed an interactive visualization, allowing users to explore depression prevalence in...

This work explores the predictive potential of plasma biomarkers, including GFAP, NEFL, and GDF15, in dementia diagnosis. By demonstrating their strong association with Alzheimer’s Disease,...

This visualization presents the global mobile internet speed rankings for February 2024, based on Ookla's Global Speedtest Index at a glance. The ranking is displayed within a smartphone screen,...

As part of a Viz for Social Good challenge for the Global Deaf Research Institute, this data visualization highlights the major unmet need in the deaf community of Nigeria in accessing healthcare...

This visualization examines global energy consumption trends over two centuries, highlighting the dominance of non-renewable energy sources and the gradual rise of renewables. It provides a...

Physicians make it their mission to heal others every day. But unfortunately, the systemic challenges of the profession place a disproportionate mental health burden on them, leading to high rates...

The project "House of Vulnerabilities" aims to explore the multifaceted nature of vulnerability across various contexts, emphasizing how these vulnerabilities are non-uniform but rather shaped by...

Earth's magnetic field creates an invisible barrier that shields us from the solar winds. The magnetic field of Earth occasionally becomes disrupted by stronger solar winds. Stunning auroras are...

Noise Solution’s unique approach combines music, mentoring, and a commitment to transparency, using data to showcase their impact. For years, they’ve aimed to make their well-being data accessible...

The UN's Net Zero 2050 plan is currently off track, with mixed progress across countries that have signed up. While over 130 nations have pledged net-zero targets, only a few are making substantial...

The goal of this interactive data visualization and dashboard was to simplify and make relatable a complex set of data demonstrating how women spend a larger portion of their lives in poor health...

The maps and visuals in Scientific American’s “Sacrifice Zones” illustrate the catastrophic fallout from a concerted nuclear attack on U.S. land-based missile silos, which are deliberately designed...

The data visualization project focuses on the challenges of diagnosing and managing internal hemorrhage caused by blunt abdominal trauma. The project is divided into two key components: External...

The infographic is structured on 2 levels: one more internal, relating to the 2021 figure, and one more external, showing the trend compared to the figure 10 years earlier. The structure of the...

Winds Through Time: Ice Age Impacts on Climate is an interactive exhibit at the Mesa Lab that allows visitors to see changes in wind and climate based on real-time changes in topography through the...

Much more than just mushrooms, fungi are organisms more closely related to humans than to plants. Despite being recognized as their own kingdom on the tree of life, only a small fraction of them...

“Payback: Tracking the Opioid Settlement Cash” is a series that uncovers how state and local governments are using — and misusing — billions of dollars they’re receiving from companies that fueled...

According to the World Health Organization, three key factors influence the health of the people in any given country: the social and economic environment, the physical environment, and individual...