What if the systems of the human body were depicted as a subway map? It would look something like this amazing map by Sam Loman. Insert your own Rectum Station joke here
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From the Department of Things We Already Knew: A new report from the NYC Department of Health shows that people who regularly walk or bike at...
UPDATE: The winner has been announced. See the announcement here. Thanks for everyone who participated.Below, you will find the submissions we...
We're proud to announce the winner of our latest infographic contest, where we asked readers to design an infographic about the recent earthquake...
Since our first two infographic projects (on making sense of the financial mess and CEO compensation) went so well, we've decided to make it a...
We have already have some excellent submissions to our Haiti infographic contest, but we want to see more. Send us your submissions by the end of...
If you were to design a Venn diagram with circles depicting people with an interest in drugs and people with an interest in Venn diagrams, its...
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The inventor Gary Lauder unveiled this new idea at the TED conference: A traffic sign that instructs drivers to "take turns" at an intersection....
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Tom Bogdanowicz, a biking advocate with the London Cycle Campaign, has a novel idea: Reversing the trend of ever-increasing car ownership and use...
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Here's a great infographic from Infrastructurist. The information is from the 2008 U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey. I'd be...
Until one of the myriad of ideas to cut down on auto-bike accidents is successfully implemented in cities nationwide, perhaps we should focus some...
