Another year has passed, another Data Visualization Competition is upon us! You and/or your group is invited to showcase the creativity in crafting unique and impactful data visualizations for a chance to win great prizes! 

If you’re already crafting or crafted a data visualization for your research purposes, why not submit it and get recognized for your work? Or maybe you’d like a second opinion before you submit for your exam? We welcome all types of data visualizations, both qualitative and quantitative. The top 5 winning visualizations will be proudly displayed on BUILD lab’s website and ITU screens, celebrating your talent and creativity. 

Conditions:

All data visualizations are welcome that are made by YOU! 

    • You can either submit as an individual or as a group. 
    • You can submit multiple visualizations if they are from the same project, otherwise, you have to make separate submissions. 
    • You can submit your visualizations containing animations if they serve a purpose. 
    • You can submit your visualizations just to receive feedback from the BUILD lab if you want to. 

However,

    • The visualizationmust be made in either Summer 2025Autumn 2025 or Spring 2026 semesters.
    • The visualization must be made by YOU for your own project/thesis (there are no restrictions as to what methods/tools you used).
    • You have to describe your visualization in 100 words or less (if possible).
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Submit yours herehttps://forms.office.com/e/F3p2gJKqEz (ITU login required)

You will be graded on the visual design as well as how you were able to transfer your insights into a visualization form. If you are still unsure, contact build@itu.dk for clarifications.

Impress our BUILD lab judges with your innovative and informative projects by the May 30th 23:59. Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to exhibit your talents, have fun, and win exciting rewards. Submit your entries now and may the best visualization win! 

Previous year winners

Can’t wait for you to chart us a course to a gradient descent and blow us away with your visuals 😊 

Illustration inspired by Geoff Boeing’s City Street Orientation Visualization