Professor Hans Rosling, a statistician and epidemiologist who brought dramatic flair to animated visualizations of dry public health data, has died in Finland of pancreatic cancer, according to ...

But the way Hans Rosling used them to show data and make it interesting was a huge eye-opener for the visualization community. Who knew that you could use visualization not just to analyze data ...

Rosling’s presentations are grounded in solid statistics (often drawn from United Nations data), illustrated by the visualization software he developed. The animations transform development ...

Talk about bringing the data alive. This clip of Hans Rosling’s work shows the great power of dynamic data visualization. Here we see the entire world get both healthier and wealthier (or or at ...

So he began his career in data visualisation and presenting. But he taught us more than just facts from the data – here are five important things that we can learn from his work: ...

The video features an artful explainer by Hans Rosling set to an animated visualization plotting life expectancy against income for every country since 1810.

Hans Rosling, co-founder of the Gapminder Foundation, visualizes global health trends and population numbers — transforming dry poverty and development statistics into Internet sensations.

Hans Rosling has become an online star by using data visualisations to make serious points about health policy and development ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- "To my grandmother, the washing machine was a miracle," said data analyst Hans Rosling is opening his short talk at the TEDWomen conference. Rosling, professor of International ...