Data and graphics reporter | Graphics Fellow at @nytimes | Previously @techreview @insideclimate @sciam | @aaja | M.S. Data Journalism @columbiajourn |
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I'm incredibly honored and excited to be selected as one of the Magic Grant recipients for this year. Leveraging the power of large language models, my team and I will be building a tool for journalists to analyze public comments with ease. More updates coming soon!
The @BrownInstitute for Media Innovation, in collaboration with @StanfordEng and Columbia Journalism School, is proud to announce its 2023-2024 Magic Grant recipients! About $1M a year in grants and fellowships help support cutting edge projects. For more: journalism.columbia.edu/brow…
Emerging from my twitter hiatus to share the exciting news that I'll be starting at the New York Times this June as a graphics fellow! So grateful for this incredible opportunity and I cannot wait to learn and grow alongside their stellar team!
We’re pleased to introduce the 2024–25 @nytimes fellowship class. nytco.com/press/introducing-…
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Sharp opening panel on how best to use AI-driven tools to power data journalism - and the possible pitfalls #NICAR24
@itsmikereilley @junemkim_ @JeffHargarten @darlacameron
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Make no mistake, 2023 was bad for climate on the whole.
But there are some small glimmers of hope that we can hold onto going into the new year.
@junemkim_ @jctemple and @casey_crownhart bring the optimism. technologyreview.com/2023/12…
Exciting day today, listening to @leahstokes at MIT Tech Review’s #ClimateTech23 discussing the IRA’s impact with @jtemple !
My very first for the @techreview: Underground thermal energy networks are becoming crucial to the US’s energy future— And their advantages extend beyond reducing carbon emissions.
technologyreview.com/2023/10…
Writing for a publication that has inspired me for years is a true privilege, and I'm excited to contribute to its insightful reporting.
Huge gratitude to @AmyNordrum for making this opportunity possible and for the warm welcome to the newsroom! 🙂
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Small multifamily homes are key to easing the housing crisis, but they are an ever-shrinking share of new construction. Now, states are trying to reverse their decline.
bloomberg.com/news/features/… via @business @CityLab, with many thanks to my editors @andretartar & @NicFlatow
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Great reporting & writing by @junemkim_ on the outsized role & important contributions of Korean-headquartered companies in growing America's #cleantech economy, while South Korea's own clean energy transition is underperforming. insideclimatenews.org/news/2… @insideclimate
Come listen to how these stellar data journalists are using data/graphics in their reporting! Happening now #AAJA23
@DaigoFuji @stephzhu_ @Emily_M_Eng Moderated by @anniezyu
Full house at #AAJA23 session “Reclaiming Power Through Food” with @baohaus @tanvinhseattle @CurryCravings @hotlinebalingit
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An analysis of race and ethnicity data from the eight states that currently ban race-based admission policies in higher education shows how a federal ban on affirmative action might harm minority students. By @janicekchen and @sadbumblebee washingtonpost.com/education…
In my latest for @sciam, I look into the National Bridge Inventory database to answer the question: “Where are the worst bridges in the U.S.?”
More than 42,000 bridges across the U.S. have been classified as being in “poor” condition. Iowa particularly stands out as hosting seven of the top 10 counties with the highest proportion of poor bridges: bit.ly/3Nq0DAL (By @junemkim_)
My latest: For @insideclimate, I reported on the aging gas infrastructure in New York City and how the decarbonization funding has been slow to get into the hands of those who need it the most.
About 70% of New York City’s greenhouse gas emissions come from buildings. One CEO called it the “number one climate issue” in the city.
insideclimatenews.org/news/1…