Did you know that you can attend our Data Storytelling Summer University, without paying for your travel and stay here? If you are interested, learn more about this opportunity from the international programme coordinator at your university! Registration deadline: July 24.

How can boring data be fun and easy? Find out at our Data Storytelling Summer University! Join us in Budapest for an unforgettable experience that will leave you with new skills, new insights, and new connections. We can’t wait to see you there! Registration headline: July 24.

Only a few days left for registration! Whether you’re a data scientist, researcher, marketer, executive, or anyone else interested in the power of data storytelling, the Data Storytelling Summer University is the place to be this summer. Application deadline: July 24.

The schedule of our Data Storytelling Summer University is now available on our website! Check the link in our bio to see the exciting activities, presentations and workshops we have in store for you! See you on 7 August at the MOME Campus, Budapest!

Take a sneak peak of the first day of our Data Storytelling Summer University with Damla Çay attilabatorfy.bsky.social Szabó Krisztián and Mary Karyda . . . #DataScience #data #dataviz #DataPatterns #design #visualization #storytelling

Here is another sneak peak of the second and third days of our Data Storytelling Summer University! . . . #dataviz #DataScience #data #Datavisualization #storytelling #design

This summer we will organize our third Data Storytelling Summer University! The three-day event designed to bring together diverse groups of people to explore food as material in the context of data storytelling. Apply ☞ link in bio. #dataviz #DataScience #data #Design

Nothing proves the success of the course better than the positive feedback from previous participants and lecturers! Take a look at our short video summary of last year's Data Storytelling Summer University! Apply now ☞ link in bio. #design #data #datastorytelling #dataviz

[ MENTORS ] Mary Karyda is a Human-Computer Interaction researcher interested in exploring the role of narration and storytelling in physical representations of data and their capacity to foster meaning making and reflection in quotidian environments. Apply now ☞ link in bio.

[ MENTORS ] Damla Çay is a design researcher specializing in human experiences related to data and meaningful human-data interactions. With a PhD from Koç University, she has worked on adapting, extending, and enriching existing data visualization design and evaluation methods.

[ MENTORS ] Leena Naqvi is a food researcher and a doctoral student at the Umeå Institute of Design, Umeå University, working with embodied food practices and their intersections with environmental citizenship. She employs food as a medium and a catalyst for exploration.

Zsuzsi is a food designer and food stylist. She approaches the world of edible objects from the extraordinary, often experimental side. She executes special food-art concepts which are completely unlike any way we have ever thought about food. Learn more ☞ link in bio.

[ MENTORS ] Mihály is a data visualization expert with passion for every form of visualization, be it digital or physical. He has been teaching data visualization in MOME Open for several years now.

Join us for an unforgettable experience where you can broaden your skillset and gain flavourful insights. We can’t wait to see you there! Learn more ☞ open.mome.hu/summer-univers… . . . #design #data #datastorytelling #dataviz #datavisualization #experimenting #cooking #DataScience

[ MENTORS ] Áron Oberritter is a Chef de Partie/section chef at Salt. He joined Salt in 2021, and since then he has contributed to the establishment’s acquisition of its first Michelin star and a green star the following year. Learn more ☞ open.mome.hu/summer-univers…

[ MENTORS ] Kitti is a designer with a Product Design MA degree from MOME and an Industrial Design Engineering degree from BME. She works on various design research projects, focusing on blue and green infrastructures, more-than-human placemaking, and biodiversity resilience.