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Cognitive biases in intelligence

Cognitive biases in intelligence analysis and their mitigation (debiasing)

Map of Europe illustrating inflation rates in September 2023, with countries color-coded based on their respective percentages. Turkey has the highest rate, and the Netherlands reports a slight deflation.

Inflation data visualization tutorial and a case study

Map of Europe illustrating inflation rates in September 2023, with countries color-coded based on their respective percentages. Turkey has the highest rate, and the Netherlands reports a slight deflation.

Inflation rates in Europe 2023 by country (Latest data and maps)

At 86, Nash (center) continued to inspire and work with younger researchers such as Michail Rassias (left), a Princeton visiting postdoctoral research associate in mathematics who was working on an upcoming book with Nash. Although 60 years Nash’s junior, Rassias admired Nash’s quick thinking and curiosity. This photo, taken during a special departmental reception in honor of Nash’s winning the Abel Prize, includes Yakov Sinai (right), a Princeton professor of mathematics, who was awarded the 2014 Abel Prize. (Photo by Danielle Alio, Office of Communications)

Incredible story of John Nash and his short PhD thesis

Europe gas storage reserves – by country, updated daily

Gas, gas!

2024 Europe gas storage reserves – by country, updated daily

Top 200 most common surnames, last names in the USA. (Photo by: Frank McKenna, Unsplash)

Top 200 most common last names in the USA: A full list and a racial distribution

List and data visualization of countries polluting the oceans the mos

List and data visualization of the top 20 countries polluting the oceans the most

Ethics in data visualization. Photo by Kelly Sikkema, Unsplash

Ethics and ethical data visualization: A complete guide

Seven principles of design and art that will improve your data visualizations

Seven principles in art and design that’ll improve your data visualizations

So similar yet so different

Comparison of Slovenia, Croatia, and Western Balkans in 2023 – economy and politics

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