Hailey Robertson
@haileyrobertson.bsky.social
PhD student @yalesph.bsky.social studying viruses, vectors, and climate change | Yale Planetary Solutions Fellow | NSF Graduate Research Fellow | https://viralemergence.org | Previous: Georgetown, Talus Analytics, USC | (she/her)
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Why would the e scooters do this
September 3, 2026 at 9:48 PM
Why would the e scooters do this
AND if you’re an NYC-based journalist or newsroom, they’re also looking for mentors to support student journalists, opportunities to feature student stories, and professionals willing to offer shadowing experiences.
Start organizing here: www.youthjournalismnyc.org/jweek
Start organizing here: www.youthjournalismnyc.org/jweek
Take Action for J-Week — NYC Youth Journalism Coalition
In the media capital of the world, 4 out of 5 public highs schools don't have a journalism course. We're changing the narrative.
www.youthjournalismnyc.org
March 17, 2026 at 4:26 PM
AND if you’re an NYC-based journalist or newsroom, they’re also looking for mentors to support student journalists, opportunities to feature student stories, and professionals willing to offer shadowing experiences.
Start organizing here: www.youthjournalismnyc.org/jweek
Start organizing here: www.youthjournalismnyc.org/jweek
I like From Data to Viz: www.data-to-viz.com
I find it especially helpful for beginners because it a) gives an overview and "common mistakes" for each plot type and b) interfaces with R/Python Graph Gallery so you can immediately get to basic implementation!
I find it especially helpful for beginners because it a) gives an overview and "common mistakes" for each plot type and b) interfaces with R/Python Graph Gallery so you can immediately get to basic implementation!
From data to Viz | Find the graphic you need
A classification of chart types based on their input data format.
www.data-to-viz.com
January 9, 2026 at 1:23 AM
I like From Data to Viz: www.data-to-viz.com
I find it especially helpful for beginners because it a) gives an overview and "common mistakes" for each plot type and b) interfaces with R/Python Graph Gallery so you can immediately get to basic implementation!
I find it especially helpful for beginners because it a) gives an overview and "common mistakes" for each plot type and b) interfaces with R/Python Graph Gallery so you can immediately get to basic implementation!