Robin considers herself to be strong, stable, and composed, and she also cries at the drop of a hat. She records, analyzes, and visualizes 394 outbursts that... read more →

This is a project I worked on while I was an intern - mandatory internship part of my M.Sc. course - at DensityDesign Research Lab. I design and developed... read more →

Holobiont Urbanism is a research endeavor that sets out to study, map, and visualize the microbiome of New York City, in order to reimagine the city as more... read more →

The electoral map is many shades of Republican and Democrat—and always shifting. Which states have moved to the middle, and which are slipping out of... read more →

I spent a week on the couch with Tarantino’s oeuvre, watching people die and swear a blue streak. When someone was killed by a gun or a sword or a venomous... read more →

To capture the toll of terror, the Los Angeles Times tracked every fatal act of terrorism around the world in April. By the end of the month, terror had... read more →

Interactive website to explore the evolution of world population against major historical events. read more →

MapInSeconds lets people create choropleth maps just by copying and pasting data from a spreadsheet/Excel. A major goal of this is to make map-making... read more →

675 people have been shot and killed by police in 2016. This database is based on news reports, public records, social media and other sources. read more →

With abolitionist Harriet Tubman coming to the $20 bill, the women-on-currency issue deserves some context. Though men are featured on bank notes far more... read more →

A visual exploration of the spatial patterns in the endings of German town and village names. read more →

From the mundane to the unexpected, here is a look at products that businesses associated with the Republican presidential nominee have imported since 2007. read more →

Historically, presidential candidates as unpopular as Donald Trump faced decimation in the electoral college. But thanks to the increasing polarization of... read more →

How old are you? How old were the great and the good when they peaked, or got their big break? WHO old are you? read more →

With all of their songs being available now on streaming services I thought I would analyze some data about one of the greatest bands of all time: The... read more →

With the Australian federal election drawing near, we set out to explain why Australians had varying levels of influence on the outcome. We included... read more →

These are two infographics. One shows that Google representatives attended White House meetings more than once a week, on average, from the beginning of... read more →

The birth of the printing press not only revolutionized education and knowledge, it also reshaped the design of letterforms. This opened up a whole industry... read more →