113 | What Makes A Visualization Memorable? with Michelle Borkin

Data Stories

English - January 17, 2018 04:46 - 44 minutes - 32.3 MB - ★★★★★ - 388 ratings
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We have Michelle Borkin from Northeastern University on the show to talk about her research on data viz memorability.

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Michelle Borkin is Assistant Professor at Northeastern University where she studies the use of visualization in science research, in particular how it impacts human perception and cognition. On the show we talk about how the data viz community can better support the work of scientists, her popular research on data visualization memorability and, of course, the infamous data viz dinosaur.

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Michelle Borkin
Michelle’s paper: “Evaluation of artery visualizations for heart disease diagnosis”
Michelle’s research on data visualization memorability

Michelle’s TED Talk
NUVis Consortium
MassVis Data Set of Charts

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