Visualizing Bloodtests
We were happy to win a design competition in Wired US this month. It was around re-envisioning medical data. Specifically, blood test...
Read moreWe were happy to win a design competition in Wired US this month. It was around re-envisioning medical data. Specifically, blood test...
Read moreUnique times require unique thinking, right? We’re under the cosh here in the UK with unprecendented public cuts and austerity...
Read moreWith Google’s new tool Ngram Viewer, you can visualise the rise and fall of concepts across 5 million books and 500 years!...
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Read moreEver since doing Snake Oil visualization, I’ve become a little obsessed with optimising my diet. Hey – what else is there to do...
Read moreSeen the latest banner ads on Wikipedia appealing for donations? Like me, perhaps you wondered how such dating site-style ad with a gory...
Read moreAn image myself and Lee Byron created in 2008 for The Visual Miscellaneum using Facebook status updates. (The follow-up book Knowledge is...
Read moreSee the image on its own Something Spock might’ve knocked up in his first year at the Vulcan Science Academy. That’s what I...
Read moreBrilliant infographic from Kai Krause (perhaps the Kai Krause?) to combat rampant...
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Read moreAccusations today over the timings of terror alerts and elections. The Bush administration used to raise threat levels around campaign...
Read moreThe UK has over 1000 quangos (quasi-autonomous non-government organisations). Many will be nixed in the next wave of government austerity...
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Read moreWe’ve been working on some under-the-hood updates on the site and content. Here they...
Read moreThe Tax Gap is the difference between tax collected and the potential tax out there. In the UK, official figures put it at a massive £42bn...
Read moreHere’s a recent talk I gave at TED Global Oxford about my passion for data visualization and information...
Read moreEvery single Dr Who journey ever. Crowdsourced ultra-geek dataset for The...
Read moreThree firms own 89% of your sugar water. (Hmmm, this needs a bit of design IMHO. I might have a chop at...
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Read moreThis week, I was lucky enough to accompany UK Prime Minister’s delegation to India as part of contingent of ‘hackers’ and...
Read moreI was listening to writer Clay Shirky talk about cognitive surplus – the idea of spare brainpower in the world’s collective...
Read moreSee the image on its own The Billion Dollar-O-Gram 2009. The latest version of our fabled treemap of billion dollar...
Read moreDesign duo Tyler Lang and Elsa Chaves are Always With Honor, an Portland-based design team with a specialty in beautifully simple...
Read more“Live-vizzing” a graphic on the UK government’s emergency budget for The Guardian and Open Knowledge...
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