Visualisation is the use of graphics and visual elements such as maps, graphs, infographics and charts to represent data. This improves the audience's ability to comprehend complex information, assess ...

Suppose you own a huge gold mine but cannot use its end-product. Then, what’s the use of being an owner of a gold mine? With big data, the situation is similar. Experts are of the opinion that there’s ...

Visualising data can help students and staff in higher education get useful insights into otherwise opaque data sets – affecting decision-making, improving understanding when teaching and effectively ...

In many organisations, it can take six weeks or more to receive reports in a format that anyone in the business can understand with a glance—based on data that might already be out of date. What’s ...

At the heart of the scientific method lies the ability to make sense from data. However, this is a challenge in the fast-moving field of biotechnology, where new experimental methods are creating huge ...

The late data visionary Hans Rosling mesmerised the world with his work, contributing to a more informed society. Rosling used global health data to paint a stunning picture of how our world is a ...

Data visualisation is becoming an established way to drive discovery and develop theory and hypotheses among researchers. Data visualisations can also serve as tools for knowledge translation with ...