Very clear explanations of how to handle data effectively.

Agreed! This is a masterclass, basic principles of handling data, that many organisations, not just academic could learn from.

I voted for Baudin’s, just so you know!

I have it. Will send tomorrow

At any rate, if you know of any good stats departments that are looking for someone with a new #NSF #CAREER award starting Oct 1, let me know. I do #datavis and #forensics research and teach #statcomputing with #rstats and #python. I have a 2-body problem but open to many different locations anyways

Not an open challenge, but in our visualization course we had the “ugliest chart” contest.
The students really enjoyed it 🤭😁. Here some contest’s plots:

2020: diplodatosunab.github.io/visualizacio...

2021: diplodatosunab.github.io/visualizacio...

2022: diplodatosunab.github.io/visualizacio...

Activities to join; a messaging system to communicate in the fly; a collaboration space.

Yes potentially, but it should be possible to use this function with cartograms or hex grid transformed geography. Might be good to post some thoughts on the GitHub repo issues.

Maybe add @huizezhangsherry.bsky.social @weihaolipatrick.bsky.social @jayanigamage.bsky.social

Thanks Ben! Very helpful to have this list!