Enrico Bertini and Moritz Stefaner
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Enrico Bertini and Moritz Stefaner discuss the latest developments in data analytics, visualization and related topics.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Data Stories connects visualization research to the practical decisions behind tools, guidelines, interfaces, and trustworthy charts.
Data Stories turns data visualization into a conversation about decisions: how charts become repeatable systems, how natural-language questions become visual outputs, and how statistical reasoning shapes what a graphic can honestly communicate.
A chart guideline meets PowerPoint, and suddenly your design opinions need to survive other people's hands.
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A practical look at keeping data design distinctive when many people need to use the same visual language.
Data Stories looks at a practical tension in data design: how a visual language can stay recognizable when many people need to use it. The episode is strongest when it separates basic chart production from the more expressive layer of textures, shadows, and photographic…
A grounded look at how Ask Data turns natural-language utterances into charts and follow-up analysis.
Data Stories follows the path from research idea to usable language interface for data, with Ask Data as the center of gravity. The guest moves through production-quality coding with peers, engineering management, and research collaboration with Melanie Tory, then connects those…
A thoughtful visualization-conference conversation about research, practice, and the papers that keep shaping the field.
Data Stories takes a familiar visualization-conference roundup and turns it into a useful conversation about how research reaches practice. A guest draws out the line between established guidance and newer work, then looks at how one paper's structure can help practitioners…
A thoughtful look at how visual form, statistical evidence, and scientific doubt shape one another.
Style leads this episode's discussion of data visualization, framed less as surface polish than as a way of organizing thought. The conversation links visual form with statistics, moving through representative samples, counterexamples, anomalies, and the way scientific theories…
A thoughtful return that treats data visualization as both a practice and a community to sustain.
Data Stories returns from its break with a conversation that places data visualization back in the middle of the show's long-running concerns: analysis, interpretation, and the way data moves through everyday life.
Specialists walking through software's tradeoffs, one system at a time.
Founders and engineers on AI coding agents like Claude Code, and supply chain security.
Data Stories, hosted by Moritz Stefana, centers this episode on data design themes, style guides, guidelines, design languages, and the “whole cosmos” of formats around them.
Data Stories hosts Moritz Stefaner and Enrico Bertini talk with Vidya Setlur, who heads Tableau Research and teaches data visualization in Mumbai at the Geo Institute.
Benjamin Bach's dashboard paper maps 23 patterns into content, composition, and seven genres.
Andrew Gelman calls style “not a luxury” but “an organizing principle” for graphs and writing.
Amanda McCulloch describes how Data Visualization Society grew to over 22,000 registered people in about three and a half years.