Data Stories is an exhibition of research visualizations on social and behavioral scientific topics, done in academia and the private sector. The fourth edition brings together students, faculty, as well as business representatives to share their work and tools for data analysis & visualization. The project aims to improve collaboration in the academic environment and communication between student talents and future employers. The exhibition generates an open dialogue on substantive social scientific knowledge and technological interests and skills.

Welcoming both print and interactive visualizations, the fourth edition hopes to achieve:
  • a wide variety of social and behavioral topics covered
  • classic and new tools
  • qualitative and quantitative data visualizations
  • mapping thought processes and research designs
  • dynamic phenomena

Participating in Data Stories is a fantastic oportunity to showcase your most important findings, reveal a novel perspective on an old problem, connect dots that haven't been connected before (or have been, but were missing better data), or simply to learn something new about the world, or about data visualization. The organizing team is well embedded into the wider community of academic and industry research and data visualization groups. Budapest Data Visualization Meetup, the local community started around the exhibition, gives us access to a wide variety of talks, workshops and conferences with students and professionals who work on similar research interests.

We encourage both single authored contributions, as well as inter-disciplinary collaborations within and across academia and the private sector.

WHAT'S NEW THIS YEAR

We're officially launching the call for the fourth edition of the exhibition, so we'd like to invite you to spread the word and take initiative. Visualize your interests, and we'll display them nicely for everyone to appreciate.

The call is open September 19, 2016 - January 16th, 2017 (23:59 CET).
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For the fourth edition of Data Stories we bring visualizations to life with 3D printing!

CEU provides us with the beautiful Makerbot Replicator (3D printer) and 3DSystems Sense (3D scanner), which we provoke you to use during the period of the exhibition.

We accept up to five proposals for printing your visualization in 3D!    
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