Make your own New York Times "news memory map" and plug into data from young people in the developing world.

Feed your late-'90s internet nostalgia with a data visualization of the GeoCities universe

Designer Lauren Manning has been meticulously documenting the food she eats. Now, she's visualizing this data set in "a bajillion different ways."

Creating politically charged street art just got a bit easier with this new adjustable pie-chart stencil.

Could a cherished aspect of our diet—those sweet drinks and sugary snacks—actually be toxic in the long run? If only it were that simple.

Spend 15 minutes playing with and learning from the most incredible water-focused data visualization you've ever seen.

Coal is the most lethal energy source, while natural gas and nuclear stack up relatively well.

A massive six-volume culinary opus makes a strong case for a little science to go with your cooking.

Urbanist Yuri Artibise loves urban infographics. So do we. Here's our mutual love fest.

This video shows how the graphic designer tracks everything from the food he eats to the movies he watches, every single day.

In order to explain data visualization, Ffunction created this truly meta, complex venn diagram. Our hats are off to them.

Mashup Breakdown produces a simple visual analysis of the new album by Girl Talk, highlighting the title and artist behind every track he samples.

David McCandless and Lee Byron mined Facebook status updates and produced data visualizations for our dating (and breaking up) habits.

It's no secret that Americans are getting fatter. At the same time, more and more Americans don't have enough to eat.
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