Run by Baihan Lin, DataComma is a data visualization platform aiming to cover stories and
  developments of mining and coveying insights from the data collected from
  daily life. We are interested in critical or causal questions in art, society,
  science and engineering under an open and boundless principle. This is the
  way.
  
  In data visualization, Baihan is affiliated with the data visualization program
  at the
  Parsons School of Design. With DataComma and Parsons School of Design, Baihan's data visualization
  projects have been in collaborations and consultations with the
  Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, the
  Cooper Hewitt Design Museum, the
  American Museum of Natural History. Other than these outreach programs, he maintains close technical
  collaborations with
  IBM,
  Google,
  Microsoft, and
  Amazon
  on important industrial and engineering problems by developing neuroscience-related
  or -inspired algorithms for computer vision, speech recognition, natural language
  processing, system security, computational psychiatry, personalized medicine and
  computational genomics domains.
  
  Other than this visual storytelling realm, Baihan is also a neuroscientist and
  machine learning researcher at
  Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute
  in
  Columbia University. His current research interest is modeling multiscale systems and complex
  networks with machine learning, geometric topology and dynamical systems. His
  research helps understand the neural systems and cognitive processes of
  biological brains in their healthy and abnormal states, and construct a
  mechanistic theory of deep neural networks.
  
  According to the
  Google Scholar, he has authored 25+ publications with an H-index of 10+ on and served as
  program committees or reviewers for IJCAI, AAMAS, INTERSPEECH, AISTATS,
  NeurIPS, CVPR, ICCV, KDD, ICLR, ICML, AAAI, and MICCAI, etc., as well as
  journals including Nature Scientific Reports, PLOS ONE, JACS, J Infect,
  Entropy, Adv Complex Syst, IEEE Trans Knowl Data Eng, Comput Commun, Front
  Artif Intell, Front Comp Neuro and Front Robot AI etc..