Stamen collaborated with the NYU WILD Lab to design and develop the Urban Wildlife Atlas, an interactive tool that encourages users to explore the built and natural landscapes of New York City alongside crowdsourced wildlife data. Th...
We collaborated with a team from UCSF School of Medicine Dean’s Office of Population Health and Health Equity, led by Dr. Debby Oh, to design and build the UCSF Health Atlas. The Health Atlas was designed with health researchers, p...
The Chang Lab at UCSF, a team of neuroscientists studying how we produce and process speech, conducts pioneering neurosurgery for restoring speech in paralyzed patients. Communicating the value o...
Stamen created a lightweight interface highlighting the global impact of Seva, a nonprofit eye care organization that works with local communities around the world to develop self-sustaining programs that preserve and restore sight. The interface ...
The Science Museum in London needed help creating an exhibit for their museum in Bradford, England to showcase how historians are using advanced digital technologies to bring historical Bradford to life. By using te...
We first worked with the School of Informatics, Computing, and Cyber Systems at Northern Arizona University on the early stages of their platform to monitor stress levels for every tree in the state of Arizona using high-resolution aerial imagery....
What if you could check pathogen levels like you do the weather? We collaborated with WastewaterSCAN to develop a comprehensive platform for visualizing virus data collected from wastewater treatment plants across the United States. ...
Stamen has a fruitful multi-year relationship with MPG, a 15,000 acre ranch in Montana that specializes in habitat restoration and ecological research. MPG and Stamen collaborate with Dean Pearso...
Over the course of our partnership with MPG Ranch, a 15,000 acre property in Montana focused on habitat restoration and ecological research, we’ve created and matured bespoke conservation science tools for the organizatio...
It’s easy to think that we’ve discovered most of the species on the planet. In fact, the booming field of metagenomics – the study of genomic sequences – is using big data to help scientists better understand ne...
