Yesterday WIRED posted an articleĀ featuringĀ the GLEAMviz data visualizations I worked on at ISI Foundation, describing themĀ as ‘mesmerizing’.

Unfortunately the concerned graphics are incorrectly attributed. They are in factĀ the result of a collaborativeĀ effort by developers and scientists at both the ISI Foundation in Turin, Italy and the Mobs Lab atĀ Northeastern University, USA, with the support of both European and American research funding agencies.
To end on a positive note:Bill Gates seems to like our work, given his tweet and facebookĀ post.
Our SocioPatterns project is covered in an article on ScienceMAG.
This week’s edition of Science magazine contains this article by John Bohannon about our SocioPatterns experiment at the Infectious exhibition in the Science Gallery in Dublin.

Spreading The Flu, Science Magazine, May 22, 2009
This is another interview with yours truly recorded during the hectic opening of the Infectious exhibition in the Science Gallery in Dublin. This interview is about the Epidemic Planet visualization application I developed in the context of the GLEaMviz project.
This is an interview with Ciro and myself on our deployment of SocioPatterns at the Infectious exhibition at the Science Gallery in Dublin. Notice Ciro’s dramaticity and my overt enthusiasm š