Welcome! We are the home for visualization research at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Our mission is to empower everyone to analyze and communicate data with interactive systems.
The team is made up of four groups that lead visualization research in Information Visualization, Human-Computer Interaction, Visual Analytics, and Geographic Information Systems.
The annual IEEE VIS Open: Beginning of a new Mini Golf tradition at VIS 2022 in Oklahoma City, OK.
Annual meet-up of the Visualization Lab current students and alumni at IEEE VIS Conference 2022 in Oklahoma City, OK.
Many of us presented at ACM CHI Conference 2022 in New Orleans, Louisiana.
A refreshing lunch in the Tech Square courtyard during the Fall'21 semester.
Remote lab meetings due to Covid-19.
The Visualization Lab in the Technology Square Research Building.
The Technology Square Research Building in Midtown Atlanta.
The Technology Square area in Midtown Atlanta.
The iconic Tech Trolley.
Annual meet-up of the Visualization Lab current students and alumni at IEEE VIS Conference 2019 in Vancouver, CA.
Annual meet-up of the Visualization Lab current students and alumni at IEEE VIS Conference 2018 in Berlin, DE.
Annual meet-up of the Visualization Lab current students and alumni at IEEE VIS Conference 2017 in Phoenix, AZ.
Recent news from the lab!
February 02, 2023: John Stasko was named to the class of 2022 ACM Fellows for his "contributions to the design, analysis, usage, and evaluation of software and information visualization."
This joins his 2014 IEEE Fellow recognition to complete the double of top recognitions for computer scientists.
February 01, 2023: Arpit Narechania won the Executive Vice Provost for Research Award and Adam Coscia won the College of Computing Award at the CRIDC'23.
Narechania presented different ways to bin data on a map; Coscia presented their work on visualizing what large language models have learnt. Both won travel grants!
February 01, 2023: Our Emeritus Prof. Jim Foley's AAAS, ACM, and IEEE Fellow awards now reside in our new Wall of Fame in the Vis Lab.
Jim is now retired but often still drops in on our weekly group meeting. Keep inspiring us, Jim!
