Weapons of Mass Injustice
Visualizing the unequal impacts of gun violence and the search for peace in America’s cities
With Compliments to the Secretary General
Visualizing Maritime Claims at the UN in regard to the Continental Shelf
Women in STEM: A Lesson in Perseverance
Exploring different facets of sexual misconduct, harassment, and discrimination in STEM academia to highlight how the environment has protected perpetrators of sexual misconduct, and facilitated a self-perpetuating gender gap to this day.
Are Forest Money or Mitigation?
Understanding the impact of carbon cap and trade markets on deforestation and emissions
Visual Value
A User Interface for Exploring Income Statements
Shenzhen: The Growth and Livability of a Mega-city
Shenzhen, known as China's booming silicon valley today, used to be a small fish town 40 years ago. Today, it ranks one of the top mega-cities in China and leading examples of urbanization in developing countries.
Climate & Sleep
Exploring the relationship between the climate crisis and sleep health
Global Travel of Zoonotic Diseases.
An analysis of how global wildlife trading is related to the zoonotic diseases.
Greening From the Rooftops
A User Interface for Mapping New York City's Green Roof Potential
Unmasking Masks
Uncovering global attitudes towards masks. Masks have recently become common objects in our daily life and triggered a world-wide dissonance due to COVID-19. And there is a clear difference in attitudes between East Asian countries and the Western world.
Is Twitter Feeding Bitcoin?
An analysis of Twitter content, user behavior, and correlation to Bitcoin market value
Your Brain on Political Media
Voting choices are made on more than just facts – emotion, bias and unconscious thought play an important role in one's decision-making process. But what effect does advertising have? This thesis visualizes American voters’ unconscious response to political advertising & media.
From NACA to NASA
Visualizing research paper metadata in the field of Aerospace Engineering for more efficient knowledge exploration, research and learning. The project combines a flattened hierarchical "front-of-the book" table of contents structure with a network-based "back-of-the book" index connectivity over time.
Swamp Walk
Stepping into the Great Swamp Swamps have always been a source of terror and fascination but are actually valuable ecosystems. Swamp Walk weaves together the cultural prejudices and the ecological value of swamps, along with archival graphics from the jetport battle that took place in The Great Swamp in New Jersey between 1959 to 1970.
The Rona and Me
An emoji-focused reflection on my experience with COVID-19 in an era of imposed digital connection
Sensing Blue
The role of flavor perception in modern blueberry breeding
Gut vs. Data: Mapping Career Arcs with Touring History in British Indie and Alternative Music
The aim of this thesis is to map touring histories to British indie and alternative career arcs in a post-streaming world, ultimately creating and visualizing an artist’s career fingerprint through live music.
Turning Japanese
The Globalization of Japanese Language and Concepts
A Guilty Pleasure
How Cocoa Production is Driving Deforestation in The Ivory Coast
Advisors
Aaron Hill, Assistant Professor