Visualizing Knowledge

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Visualizing Knowledge – a conference, workshop, and showcase on data visualization and information design. #VK25 will be held on June 6th 2025. https://linktr.ee/vizknowledge

Next in #VK25 speaker lineup: Maggie Hughes, PhD candidate at MIT’s Center for Constructive Communication & Microsoft Sociotechnical Systems Fellow. Maggie designs data visualizations that make complex information actionable, fostering community participation & decision-making.

Welcome our next #VK25 speaker! Angela Morelli is the CEO & co-founder of InfoDesignLab, which provides bespoke information design support for scientific organizations. With 18 years of experience, she has collaborated on projects across climate, sustainability & public health.

Welcome our next speaker: Juuso Koponen is an information designer, data journalist & educator! He is co-founder of Koponen+Hildén studio and co-author of Data Visualization Handbook. He was awarded as Graphic Designer of the Year 2024 & received Science Communication Award 2023.

Meet our next speaker: Dietmar Offenhuber, Professor of Design at Northeastern University, with a PhD in Urban Planning from MIT. His research focuses on environmental information and evidence construction. He’s the author of award-winning Waste is Information and Autographic Design (MIT Press).

We are glad to welcome Derya Akbaba as our next speaker at #VK25! Derya is a PhD student at Linköping University. Her research reimagines access to data, visualizations and insights through feminist and interdisciplinary lenses. Join us on June 6 to hear her perspective!

The next speaker in our lineup for #VK25 is Perry Kulper. An architect & professor at Taubman College, he was a SCI-Arc faculty member for 17 years. His work explores spatial visualizations, diverse design methods, and expanding architecture’s role in human & non-human imaginaries.

We’re excited to welcome Corinna Coupette, our next speaker for #VK25! An Assistant Professor at Aalto and leader of the Telos Lab, they research law, computer science & complex systems. They also direct Aalto’s Information Networks Master’s Program and explore how code, data & law intersect.

We’re pleased to introduce another speaker! Tino Weinkauf, Chair of Visualization at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, whose current research focuses on flow analysis, discrete topological methods, and information visualization. Join VK25 to hear his insights!