At Interactive Things, I implemented the official platform to document and compare electricity prices across cantons, municipalities, and network operators.

In May 2021, I participated to the #30DayChartChallenge. In the end, I only managed to publish 11 charts, but I woke up every day of May full of new ideas and a drive to create new data visualizations, which was great! I also used this opportunity to focus on Observable.

I participated to a panel discussion organized by the Data Visualization Society about early careers in data visualization.

An Observable notebook that I created for a hands-on online workshop about using Vega-Lite to explore a dataset and sketch visualizations.

Beginner-friendly tutorial where I explore a dataset about the gender gap in the Swiss parliament, using Vega-Lite & Observable.

A notebook exploring electricity prices in Switzerland, preliminary work to a project for the Swiss government.

The official visualization tool of the Swiss confederation, that I created at Interactive Things.

I was invited to DataFest Tbilisi 2020, along with Tania Boa, to share our approach to make data visualization more accessible to diverse audiences.

I gave an introduction to the Grammar of Graphics, before a hands-on tutorial to ggplot, with Thomas Favre-Bulle.

Tania Boa and I shared our design & technical approaches to making data visualizations more accessible, in a community meetup in Zürich.

I created a notebook to generate brand design elements for the communication around the 10 year anniversary of Interactive Things.

I wrote an article about the process that lead to designing and implementing a scalable chart system used to visualize every indicators in the platform. Every little decision counts!

At Interactive Things, I helped creating a data platform about digital transformation for the OECD. I mostly worked on implementing visualizations for the 43 indicators in the report.

I researched ways to make data visualizations more accessible using ARIA syntax and sound to account for variations in a dataset.

I created a "scrollytelling" data story about exoplanets, with Nadine Prigann. It defines what makes an exoplanet possibly habitable. The story starts with all known exoplanets, and narrows down to the best candidates for human habitation.

Interactive report on the cost of living in cities around the world for UBS.

I collaborated with Benja Zehr and Tania Boa to develop this data story about the career of tennis player Roger Federer, for the Swiss media company SRF.

I created a classification of neighborhoods using hierarchical clustering on Census data, to track neighborhood change in the Bay Area. This project is part of my postdoctoral research at UC Berkeley.

I published in the newspaper Libération maps of the regional election in France, using value-by-alpha maps to emphacize the urban strongholds against far-right parties, with Manouk Borzakian.

A peak into the history of the World greatest cities, since the very first one. This animated map is featured in the scientific film Urbanités.

These maps are part of my PhD dissertation, where I analyzed the emergence of a World-society through the intertwined futures of Internet and the World as a political entity.