We just crafted our very first data visualisations for the news. On monday we will present them to our contact at one of the biggest Belgian newspapers. Look at me stressing out working weekends like I'm in academia all over again 🫤

Interesting, especially the community detection part. It's a logical idea but not that easy to implement en maintain in my opinion..

If you're looking for an interesting data challenge: look no further

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Onder leiding van Maarten Vanhoof wil het bedrijf zijn expertisecentrum rond data, AI en machine learning op korte termijn uitbreiden tot dertig specialisten. datanews.knack.be/carriere/craft…

Honestly don't know what to think about this.. Especially since Folsom Prison Blues has always been a favorite of mine. Like Johnny said: I'll be damned.

Ik vraag me af of charlie door heeft dat de jongeman die gisteren zijn debuut voor Royale Union Saint-Gilloise maakte opgegroeid is in dezelfde straat als zij.. 😍

How to erase a night within seconds: 1. You learn that the Information is beautiful awards submissions are in. 2. You navigate to: informationisbeautifulawards.com/showcase?award… Thank me later.

Michele van marketing draait overuren! Wil je wel eens weten wat ik net doe als job? Lees dan zeker ons interview op: craftzing.com/what-we-think/…

This is amazing. Probably the best explainer of large language models I've seen, ever. Great job Irene de la Torre Arenas and team!

Absolutely stunning work indeed!

Interesting, and beautiful..

I've got a particular affection for the census travel to work data (perks of my previous job UCL CASA). This visualisations is 100% igniting that affection!

Idem! I'll be attending as well, always happy to have a chat and share some laughter!

Prof Michael Batty has co-authored an article in the first issue of Nature Cities / Nature Portfolio. It proposes using data from the world’s 7+ billion mobile-phone users as a proxy of the temporal and spatial connections that make cities what they are. ucl.ac.uk/bartlett/casa/…