Cara Thompson
@cararthompson.bsky.social
Data visualisation consultant with an academic background, helping others maximise the impact of their expertise
That's a wrap for the #dataviz workshop I've been leading for the Nordic Society of Human Genetics and Precision Medicine's 2025 conference in Copenhagen.
In the run up to the conference, I was sent a plot which it typical in the field (and published in one of the Nature journals). Here's my redo.
In the run up to the conference, I was sent a plot which it typical in the field (and published in one of the Nature journals). Here's my redo.
June 2, 2025 at 4:47 PM
That's a wrap for the #dataviz workshop I've been leading for the Nordic Society of Human Genetics and Precision Medicine's 2025 conference in Copenhagen.
In the run up to the conference, I was sent a plot which it typical in the field (and published in one of the Nature journals). Here's my redo.
In the run up to the conference, I was sent a plot which it typical in the field (and published in one of the Nature journals). Here's my redo.
It's pretty wild what you can do with geom_text(), transparency, and some careful rescaling of superimposed images at different rates.
Here's an extract from a video I'll post more about tomorrow. One of the most challenging projects I've had the privilege of working on.
Here's an extract from a video I'll post more about tomorrow. One of the most challenging projects I've had the privilege of working on.
February 18, 2025 at 8:47 PM
It's pretty wild what you can do with geom_text(), transparency, and some careful rescaling of superimposed images at different rates.
Here's an extract from a video I'll post more about tomorrow. One of the most challenging projects I've had the privilege of working on.
Here's an extract from a video I'll post more about tomorrow. One of the most challenging projects I've had the privilege of working on.
"I really like the overall look, but I'm finding it hard to tell the difference between the turquoise and the green - is it possible to redo all the graphs with a different colour?"
A happy reminder of the joy of setting up colours sensibly when creating dataviz with #rstats. Thank you past self!
A happy reminder of the joy of setting up colours sensibly when creating dataviz with #rstats. Thank you past self!
November 22, 2024 at 11:25 AM
"I really like the overall look, but I'm finding it hard to tell the difference between the turquoise and the green - is it possible to redo all the graphs with a different colour?"
A happy reminder of the joy of setting up colours sensibly when creating dataviz with #rstats. Thank you past self!
A happy reminder of the joy of setting up colours sensibly when creating dataviz with #rstats. Thank you past self!