project
23/01/2015 – 01/11/2015
Barabasi Lab
A visual and data analytic exploration of success in tennis: Uncovering the relationship between performance and popularity. The life of a professional athlete is not a smooth ride, it is full of ups and downs, life-changing victories and crushing defeats, serious injuries and awe-inspiring recovery. It is also glamorous, athletes are cherished, admired and often criticized as celebrities. Succeeding in the world of tennis means both excelling in the game and being popular enough to attract good endorsement deals. Here we delve deep into how success is achieved, both performance and popularity-wise and how those two relate to each other.
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work
Data Visualization Researcher, Center for Complex Network Science
Boston
08/03/2017 teaching
Knowledge Design
Harvard Graduate School of Design
23/06/2017 teaching
The New Normal
Strelka Institute, Moscow
04/03/2019 teaching
Knowledge Representations
ITU, Copenhagen
04/05/2016 media
Kim Albrecht on Untangling Tennis and the Cosmic Web
Data Stories
29/07/2016 writing
Designing for Insight: A Case Study from Tennis Player Analysis
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications
01/04/2016 residency
Culture Analytics
UCLA Institute for Pure & Applied Mathematics - L.A.
28/07/2015 talk
aggregation+navigation
Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
09/10/2015 talk
Renewable Futures conference - RIXC
Riga
26/10/2015 talk
Symposium on Visualization in Data Science
IEEE VIS Chicago
25/04/2016 talk
OpenVis Conf
Boston
17/06/2016 talk
Information Plus Conference
Vancouver
06/12/2016 talk
Imagining Complex Systems
Harvard Visual Computing Group
28/03/2017 talk
Imagining Complex Systems
Technical University of Denmark
09/08/2017 talk
Insightful Images
Gordon Research Conference - Bates College
20/12/2017 talk
Design as (de-) Construction of Form
Muthesius Kunsthochschule Kiel