# Nathan Yau
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nathan yau is an American statistician and data visualization expert.
== Education ==
He holds a PhD in statistics from University of California, Los Angeles.
== Career ==
Yau is known for his blog FlowingData in which he publishes writing and tutorials on information design and analytics, as well as visualizations and data science-related projects created by other professionals.He is the author of books "Visualize This: The FlowingData Guide to Design, Visualization, and Statistics" (2011) and "Data Points: Visualization That Means Something" (2013).
53: Mathematics and Computer Information Systems and Data Viz-Alli Torban
Alli Torban earned a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and a Minor in Computer Information Systems from James Madison University and is working in predictive analytics and data viz(visualization). She is also host of the Data Viz Today Podcast.
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005 | How To Learn Data Visualization (with Andy Kirk)
Hi Folks! We love Andy so much that we decided to keep him with us for another episode (well, actually we hope somebody will eventually pay the ransom). This time we talk about “learning visualization”, which is the perfect topic for him given his experience with his training visualization courses.…
Looking at ourselves
This week Jamillah takes a trip with the London Transport Museum and chats to Nathan Yau about his new book "Visualize This"
065 | What Happened in Vis in 2015? Year Review with Andy Kirk and Robert Kosara
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Another turn of the year is approaching and we take some time to reflect with our classic guests Andy Kirk and Robert Kosara on what has happened in 2015: “What where the major trends? Big debates? Best visualizations? New tools? Etc.” We’ve even put our predictions in writing — you can …
Data Driven Security - Episode 0
Episode 0
In this inaugural episode of the Data Driven Security Podcast, Bob and Jay introduce the podcast and themselves, showcase the new Data Driven Security blog and shill their upcoming book: Data Driven Security being published by Wiley Press in 2014.
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The Year in Data: 8 Stunning Data Visualizations that Defined 2020 with Alli Torban
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This episode is a very special new holiday tradition called “The Year In Data”. I partnered with a fellow data viz renegade and beloved host of the Data Viz Today Podcast!
Alli Torban is an Information Design Consultant in Washington, D.C.and a leadin…
Nathan Yau: the flow of dataviz
Nathan Yau is behind one of the world's most influential data journalism and visualisation websites: Flowing Data. A statistician, Nathan started the site as a resource for students but it has become a go-to destination to find out the latest in data journalism. We discuss why dataviz matters, how …
Evolving Data Visualization: Crafting the Second Edition of Visualize This with Nathan Yau
Nathan Yau’s Flowing Data website was one of the first data visualization websites I discovered in my own data journey. With his new book, Visualize This, now out, I thought it would be a great opportunity to talk with Nathan about his work, his book, and how his own approach to data has evolved ov…
storytelling with data podcast: #78 Visualize This with Nathan Yau
Join Cole as she chats with Nathan Yau, founder of FlowingData and author of Visualize This and Data Points. Nathan shares his journey from grad school at UCLA to becoming a renowned figure in data visualization. They discuss the evolution of his work, the inception of FlowingData, and the impact o…
Deciphering Dishonest Charts | Stats + Stories Episode 374
Data visualizations are everywhere, showing up in social media, in the news, and on company websites. With this onslaught, it can be hard to know what visualizations to trust. Learning how to navigate bad graphs and charts is a focus of this episode of Stats and Stories with guest Nathan Yau.
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