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Outlier 2025

Jun 11–13, 2025 · University of Miami Newman Alumni Center, Coral Gables, FL, United States

Conference
Outlier Data science & ML
Dates
Jun 11, 2025 – Jun 13, 2025
Venue
University of Miami Newman Alumni Center
Place
Coral Gables, FL, United States
Format
Hybrid
Status
Past
Attendance
—
Website
web.archive.org
Recorded
5 sponsors · 40 speaker appearances
Notes
Hybrid (in person at the University of Miami plus online); included the 2025 Information is Beautiful Awards (June 12). Speakers: full speaker list from the Accelevents event page (affiliations as listed there); talk titles matched from the published agenda and the official YouTube playlist. Speakers without a title most likely appeared on the three panels (Co-Designing Data Visualizations; How Trust in Data Visualization is Changing; The Future of Data Visualization), but the panel line-ups are not published. Sponsors are an untiered logo wall.

Ticket prices

TicketPriceValid untilNotesSource
Virtual (DVS member)$149—web.archive.org
Virtual (early bird)$199—web.archive.org
Virtual (standard)$299—web.archive.org
In person (DVS member)$699—web.archive.org
In person (early bird)$749—web.archive.org
In person (standard)$899—web.archive.org

Sponsorship packages

PackagePriceValid untilNotesSource
Bronze$5,000—docs.google.com
Silver$10,000—docs.google.com
Gold$20,000—docs.google.com

Sponsors 5

Other 5

Speakers and talks 40

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Alan WilsonAdobeSpeaker15 Style Guide Tips in 20 MinutesVideo
Alberto CairoUniversity of MiamiSpeakerAn Information Designer's EthosVideo
Alec J. WarrenPhillip and Patricia Frost Museum of ScienceSpeakerBuilding Understanding Through XR Experiences: Science Museums as Visual Communication CentersVideo
Alex Velezstorytelling with dataSpeakerNothing Matters: The search for meaning when data—and trust—go missingVideo
Amanda Makulec—Speaker——
Amy Cesal—Speaker15 Style Guide Tips in 20 MinutesVideo
Aris Benjamin WingerNational Association of MathematiciansSpeaker——
Bill ShanderBeehive MediaSpeakerStakeholder Whispering: Uncover what people need before doing what they askVideo
Bridget Winds Cogley—Speaker——
Carlo ZapponiCiscoSpeakerFrom Data to Narrative: Automating Contextual Annotations with AIVideo
Carni KlirsGraphicacySpeaker——
Chandni NaiduMango SolutionsWorkshopHands on: Data Viz with AI Agents - Create Your Own Multi-agent StudioVideo
Chani Wisdom—SpeakerReimagining the Northern Lights: A Data-Driven Journey Through Nature’s NumbersVideo
Frank ElavskyCarnegie Mellon UniversitySpeakerThinking of "Softerware:" Re-imagining Data Visualizations as Malleable InterfacesVideo
Gabriele RossiAccuratSpeaker——
Gabrielle MeriteFigures & FiguresSpeakerFrom Making to Shaping: Data practitioners as strategic advisorsVideo
Gurman BhatiaRevisual LabsSpeakerThe Whole Is Something Besides the PartsVideo
Hannah DormidoThe Washington PostSpeaker——
James DunleaHealogixSpeaker——
Jon LaneAd AstraSpeakerIs My Robot Racist? And other Ethical Data DilemmasVideo
Jon SchwabishUrban InstituteSpeaker15 Style Guide Tips in 20 MinutesVideo
José DuarteEasydataviz.coSpeaker——
Lagipoiva Cherelle JacksonNew NarrativesSpeaker——
Lauren KleinEmory UniversitySpeakerThe Line Graph and the Slave Ship: Rethinking the Origins of Modern Data VisualizationVideo
Liuhuaying YangComplexity Science HubSpeakerThis Is Not Interesting, But It Could Be.Video
Marco HernandezThe New York TimesSpeakerWhat it Takes to Create Visual Stories at the New York TimesVideo
Mark PalmerWarburg PincusSpeaker——
Max Graze—Speaker15 Style Guide Tips in 20 MinutesVideo
Mike Cisnerosstorytelling with dataSpeakerNothing Matters: The search for meaning when data—and trust—go missingVideo
Nadieh BremerVisual CinnamonSpeakerCHART: Designing Creative Data Visualizations from Charts to ArtVideo
Obinna Iwuji—SpeakerReimagining the Northern Lights: A Data-Driven Journey Through Nature’s NumbersVideo
Rachel WilkersonBaylor UniversitySpeaker——
Sara StoudtBucknell UniversitySpeakerOpening the Door: Designing Data Visualizations to Spark Creative WritingVideo
Shelly ChengVisaSpeaker——
Sophie Sparkes—Speaker——
Steve WexlerData RevelationsSpeakerSeeing Data Through Your Audience’s Eyes: Bridging Innovation and UnderstandingVideo
Tanvi SharmaDH Lab, Emory UniversitySpeakerThe Line Graph and the Slave Ship: Rethinking the Origins of Modern Data VisualizationVideo
Tatsuo SugimotoTokyo Metropolitan UniversitySpeakerThe Cultural Aspect of Data Visualization in JapanVideo
Yuqing LiuMinnesota Star TribuneSpeaker——
Zan Armstrong—SpeakerBeyond Explore & Explain: Diagnostic Charts and the Question DimensionVideo

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