Vanessa Qian

currently "exploring" — previously @WSJGraphics, @nprviz and @dailycal

[Jan Willem Tulp @JanWillemTulp]

🎉NEW🎉 Together with a huge team of amazing people (@worldbankdata + @elbertwang1 @iarynam and @maartenzam), we have worked for months on the release of @Worldbank #SDGAtlas https://t.co/cJz78KpHqr

[Maureen Linke @maureenlinke]

Stellar effort from an all-star graphics team: @__JessicaWang @elbertwang1 @DylanMoriarty @asincopado plus @aaronzitner, @anthonydb and @JohnWest

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

Joe Biden has won Pennsylvania, the AP says https://t.co/BzIHTRHiCZ

[Vanessa Qian @nessaqian]

@_vivngo @jessiekuronen @huahe Love it!

[Taylor Umlauf @TaylorUmlauf]

Hurricane Delta marks the 25th Atlantic storm in 2020, three away from tying the 2005 record for most in a year. Nice visualization showing just how many there have been this year from @__JessicaWang @ailworth https://t.co/IA5jGMAp2E

[Joel Eastwood @JoelEastwood]

Months before the U.S. began travel bans and lockdowns, coronavirus likely had a foothold across the country. Here's what the latest genetic, epidemiological and computational research reveals: https://t.co/tn2FoJvuah with @rob_barry and @poverberg

[Gunjan Banerji @GunjanJS]

Such a cool cover to our markets quarterly edition, thanks to @WSJ's data and visuals team. Story with Peter Santilli

https://t.co/KG7oZ2damZ

[Katie Riley @katie__riley]

✨First solo byline at the WSJ✨ I dug into some data about how and where offices – and other workplaces – are filling back up (or not).

https://t.co/UAOZoJzEel

[Yan Wu @codingyan]

For large American companies, the most recently completed quarter was the most extreme in years. Check out the gainers and decliners.
https://t.co/M9TVuereKG

[WSJ Graphics @WSJGraphics]

SARS. MERS. Bird Flu. Ebola. Nothing about Covid should have been a surprise, and yet the world was unprepared. “We have a cycle of crisis, and then we become complacent.” https://t.co/XpuPt66dZ2 via @WSJ

[WSJ Graphics @WSJGraphics]

Toilet paper and frozen vegetables are making a comeback, but other backlogs are causing bare shelves and higher prices. A charts-filled look at the supermarket during the pandemic. https://t.co/Z3WChgmFKv

[Taylor Umlauf @TaylorUmlauf]

Using DNA data from coronavirus mutations, analyzed by @nextstrain, @elbertwang1 and I were able to trace the paths of the pandemic around the globe. https://t.co/OIXMixDU8W

[Stephanie Stamm @sestamm]

The guidance withdrawal wave -- how covid-19 spread through corporate America via @intipach and myself https://t.co/xdkZenQoPg

[Vanessa Qian @nessaqian]

Really enjoyed working with the @jessiekuronen, @karadapena and @no_such_zone on this piece, a stunning team effort! https://t.co/D0yxjscvQj

[Stephanie Yang @StephanieAYang]

This is my last story for WSJ from China. By far the most difficult and emotionally painful story I’ve ever done. If you can please read it and know the devastating human toll of the coronavirus, not just on Wuhan but more and more around the world.

[Stephanie Stamm @sestamm]

OK, Millennial (and Gen Xer and Boomer): What Generation Do You Really Think Like? https://t.co/ai69u6xUJp via @nessaqian

[Stephanie Stamm @sestamm]

Some https://t.co/J14SftO0oC third-party sellers are charging as much as six times the normal price for virus-killing supplies; $50 or more for a two-pack of Purell depending on when you look https://t.co/xxCURcCL30

[Vanessa Qian @nessaqian]

@humanbeing0091 hello! the data points can be found in the first source link
https://t.co/0XQw6R58UI