Explore the shortlisted entries in the motion infographics and vote for the best by hitting the grey link on the project page.   Since You've Been Watching: Space Travel Charting Culture Battle of Stalingrad Garbage Patch Visualization Experiment Neurotic Neur...

Explore the shortlisted entries in the infographics category and vote for the best, by hitting the grey link on the project page. Rare Earth Elements Sherlock Holmes Examining the Evidence - in Charts Money Wins Elections I Am Cultura High Court Roundup The Tru...

Explore the shortlisted entries in the data visualisation category and vote for the best, by hitting the grey link on the project page of your choice. The Thor-y of Everything Universo de Emociones Vaccines and Infectious Diseases Timeline of the End of the World ...

Randal is an academic researcher who is currently developing state-of-the-art machine learning biomedical at the University of Pennsylvania. He is passionate about training the next generation of data scientists to be more efficient, effective, and collaborative in their w...

Now it’s YOUR turn to join the judging panel! Vote for your favourite shortlisted work by browsing the showcase. Hit the grey "VOTE" button on any page, but note:     •    you can only vote once in each category     •    once you’ve voted that’s it - you can't ch...

It was no easy task, to hand-pick the best among so many great entries, but the shortlist for the 2015 Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards is finally live. Public voting starts Wed Nov 18. Yes, along with our judges, you get to decide who wins.   Check out the list...

While you take a break from perusing the longlist, read on and meet some more of our outstanding judges! Stefanie is one unique data artist and designer. Her work focuses on unusual subjects and her technique of doing much of the work by hand with pen and paper results ...

Super-pleased and honoured to unveil the longlist for the 2015 Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards. It’s been another vintage year in the world of data visualization and information design - if these 425+ entries are anything to go by. An incredible range of creativit...

  Jen is senior graphics editor at Scientific American and was previously at National Geographic. Jen is an expert in understanding, interpreting, and communicating scientific content visually. @ChristiansenJen | JenChristiansen.com   Andy is a data visuali...

While your entries and nominations flood in, we have been assembling a hit squad of dataviz gurus. Over 30 judges will pick the winners. Meet them: Giorgia Lupi is an information designer who creates visuals that close the gap between data & daily life. She and her ...

Women Gold Medalists is a project by designer and philosopher Wendy Fox. Celebrating diversity of female athletes’ body types, it's an interactive visualization paired with simple but sophisticated illustrations of every female gold medalist during the London 2012 Olympic Game...

Beautiful infographics accompanied the print programme for the 2014-2015 season of the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra. Created by the Berlin-based agency Golden Section Graphics, they offer a glimpse into the musicians’ lives, their musical tastes and their family history. ...

Rifling through the ever-growing nominee list, we noticed some great examples of attempts to explain the Syrian war and the ensuing refugee crisis in different award categories. Syria's War: a 5 minute history – Vox: a concise motion infographic is good place to start for u...