Matthew Conlen
is a human-computer interaction researcher working at
Midjourney
. He is the creator of
Realtime
, an automated data-journalism platform, and
Idyll
, a markup language for writing interactive multimedia documents.
Matthew has previously worked with
The New York Times
,
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
,
Our World in Data
,
FiveThirtyEight
, and others. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Washington where he was advised by Jeffrey Heer in the
Interactive Data Lab
.
Selected Press
Press coverage of projects that I helped create.
Back Home
2019
Simulating university life: from feast to famine
— Wonkhe
The secret life of a JPEG
— Fast Company
Viaje interactivo a las entrañas de un archivo JPEG con explicaciones detalladas byte a byte
— microsiervos
10 Significant Visualization Developments: July to December 2018
— Visualizing Data
2018
Designers, Programmers, and Researchers Join Forces to Create a New Kind of Digital Magazine Called the Parametric Press
— Georgia Tech CSE
Kernel density estimation explainer
— FlowingData
Forecasting the midterms: Uncertainty with a chance of finger-pointing
— Columbia Journalism Review
Best of the Visualization Web, October 2018
— Visualizing Data
Idyll-lang: Make your app stand out with interactive data-driven stories
— The Startup | Medium
Best of the Visualization Web, June 2018
— Visualizing Data
ギターを耳でチューニングする方法がわかる「How To: Tune a Guitar」
— GIGAZINE
(english)
A beautiful and interactive guide that will teach you how to tune a guitar.
— Codrops: Collective
2017
Best of the Visualization Web, October 2017
— Visualizing Data
Idyll - Narratives for the web - Interview with Matthew Conlen
— SurviveJS
2016
Could ‘explorable explanations’ help tell a new kind of story?
— Columbia Journalism Review
premonish: Predicts Which DOM Element A User Will Interact With Next
— JavaScript Weekly
Winning Data Visualizations Reveal Information Is Beautiful
— Live Science
FiveThirtyEight breaks down the more than 33,000 annual U.S. gun deaths
— The Undefeated
History of Sumo charted
— Flowing Data
Here’s who would be president if Facebook likes counted as votes
— Mashable
2015
‘Under Construction Since 1996’: Rhizome’s Newly Remodeled Website Debuts
— Art News
Criminal sentencing and a stat lesson on probabilities and uncertainty
— Flowing Data
Simons Collaboration on the Global Brain Investigator Co-Organizes CodeNeuro Event
— Simons Foundation
2014
FiveThirtyEight Launches, Unveils March Madness Predictions
— U.S. News & World Report
Everything you’ve heard about millennials is wrong
— Salon
2012
Huffington Post Now Has Its Own “Labs” Site For Online News Experiments
— Tech Crunch
How People in Brooklyn "Dual-Screened" the Vice Presidential Debate
— Tech President
2011
Meet The Winners Of Art Hack Weekend
— Vice
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