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CNS Response, a laboratory information services company, uses Saleforce.com's Force.com platform in a unique way: to compare patient QEEG data (brain mapping and neurometric analysis) and return the results

Most of the time we only get one view of a disaster like the floods ravaging Queensland, Australia. Media organizations convey the news but seeing people in harms way

Those of you who have also read my posts at ReadWriteEnterprise know I have an interest in visual programming: the process of programming by manipulating graphical objects instead of

Most people who aren't coin queens don't realize how important the little bits of bronze, silver and gold are to understanding our history. The American Numismatic Society's resident geek Ethan

StatPlot is the newest project of sports statistic aggregator StatSheet and you're likely to enjoy it whether you're a sports fan or not. The site makes it easy to assemble

On the one year anniversary of the Haiti earthquake, journalist Peter Aldhous created a data visualization that shows how the Carribean country's relatively low seismic earthquake had as many

A new iPad app launched this month called Planetary. It visualizes your music collection using the solar system as a metaphor and it's visually stunning. It also seems gimmicky, at

Designer Nicholas Felton formalized his passion for personal infographics in 2005 when he issued his first Annual Report. He tracked his time spent working, the countries he'd visited, his favorite

We like tools that are fascinating to use and make users look smarter than their peers. Visualization apps and sites rank pretty high on the fascination-o-meter, and they're also great

When WikiLeaks began its release of more than 250,00 classified diplomatic cables late last month, its domain name - wikileaks.org - was the first thing to go. In the week