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Blacki Migliozzi is a programmer, science communicator, experimental biotechnologist, and data visualizer for the New York Times, based out of New York City. They have worked on small-scale biotechnologies involving fungus, tardigrades, and CRISPR. More recently, after joining Bloomberg graphics & the New York Times, he has worked to communicate information – especially about climate change – to the public. Working with data across centuries and from all over the world he has created visualizations that clearly mark the precipice we have launched ourselves towards.
His visualizations utilize clean, graphic lines and takes advantage of our natural tendency to notice outliers to bring the most alarming data to the forefront. Rather than being lost in a sea of data, his visualizations make the conclusion unquestionable.
-Robert