Imagine being able to hear the pollution in the air around you. My latest artwork turns a year of city air into sound. #BristolBurning is a data sonification and a dub track w/ vocals by T. Relly. 📹 Rosana Warshawski + Esme Warren Commission @KWMC https://t.co/a5ceslYX42

🎙️ New Loud Numbers Episode! 🎧 We're excited to share a special, one-off podcast episode, Hold The Line, where we turn data from Canada's unprecedented 2023 wildfire season into a unique piece of music. Episode: https://t.co/Am0v0fewkz Track:

We’re excited to announce the panelists for our upcoming webinar on women in #DataVisualization Join Lyndsey Pereira-Brereton, @miriamquick & @LediHolly as they share their invaluable insights & personal journeys in data visualization. 👉Register here: https://t.co/wFdrKrHLfY

I have served the maximum terms on the @DataVizSociety board so the position of Publications Director is open! I'll stay on as Editor in Chief of Nightingale and certainly will stay as active in DVS! Joining the board is a great opportunity! More info: https://t.co/MS2Ag2WZgX

Excited about speaking here on Thursday! Ticket link in tweet.

We opened LiveUnion's recent breakfast event in London by turning searches into sound. Google Trends results for the phrase 'immersive experience’ over five years are mapped to a low-pass filter. As the number grows, the filter rises and the music gets brighter. 🔊 Sound up!

Great to see ultra runner @Ultra_Damo featured in the @CarbonBrief email digest today. https://t.co/7DHB5cFga7

Xenofeminist interactive visualizations of the gender spectrum! 💜 https://t.co/pCP8oSnGpz

🚨New event🚨 🔊 We're going to hear about data sonification with @miriamquick 📅 30th November 🕖7pm 📍Farringdon Come along for another friendly evening of data vis chatter Full details and registration for free tickets on Luma

Looking forward to the Day of Inspiration mini conference on Nov 3 around this year’s IIB Awards. I’ll be speaking (virtually) about my @loudnumbers data sonification project Bristol Burning, which turns a year of city air into music. https://t.co/YEccdIN8cV

@miriamquick will speak at our Day of Inspiration mini-conference about their shortlisted work in the 2023 #IIBAwards. You're invited to join us on Nov 3 online or in person at @mica! In-person registrations close Oct 27, register today: https://t.co/BWBOk0OiR5

It was a privilege to collaborate with @ChristiansenJen on graphics for these @sciam articles, part of a special series on environmental health equity: 1️⃣ https://t.co/56tP59FVlj by @yessfun 2️⃣ https://t.co/z3TajIL8Mo by @smjyoti

🎧 Astronomers and musicians are turning space into song, making astronomical data accessible and inspiring. Listen to the first episode of this mini-series on astronomical sonification with 🎙️ @jasondrakeford and @broderick_timmy on Apple Podcasts 🔗 https://t.co/WhWHkqH9Sw

You can now listen to, and download, all the Loud Numbers tracks on Bandcamp! https://t.co/MUIdNVHz6k We're also on Spotify. https://t.co/MRCS8nbLGn

I've stepped into 2023, everyone. 🥳 Here is my Mastodon account: https://t.co/wxlSTFB4U0

I like how the Mondrian-like design constraints mean the blocks of sleep deprivation send out black lines into the rest of the image. It's a nice metaphor for how wrecked you feel the day after a fragmented night. Chaos radiating beyond the source.

Ha, if only the baby-induced sleeplessness I’ve suffered through most nights the last two years felt as pretty as this visualisation looks. (via @DataVizSociety) https://t.co/bjgAofUUD6

Here's an 8min trailer of an interview we did with the amazing @futureecologies podcast, who we recently worked with to sonify phylogenetic data about jumping spiders. Enjoy! https://t.co/dbCjfR4slN

Spiders Song is a story about a quest to hear the greatest symphony on Earth: the music of evolution. Along the way, we get to know some of nature’s most surprising musicians — the paradise jumping spiders. Part 1 is the Spiders Part 2 is the Song https://t.co/C36HAfT0Ra

The 7 hottest days on Earth in the last 100,000+ years all happened in the last week: July 6 ~ 17.23°C / 63.01°F July 7 ~ 17.20°C / 62.96°F July 4 ~ 17.18°C / 62.93°F July 5 ~ 17.18°C / 62.92°F July 8 ~ 17.17°C / 62.90°F July 10 ~ 17.12°C / 62.81°F July 9 ~ 17.11°C / 62.79°F

Whoops, 11-12 UK time