R.I.P. Hans Rosling (1948 – 2017)
I was saddened to learn of the death of Hans Rosling early this morning. He was a Swedish doctor, statistician, public speaker and Professor of International Health at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden. He was also one of the best known presenters at TED. Rosling had a passion and a gift for making complicated data interesting and understandable for […]
An Afternoon with Hans Rosling – Part 3
This is the third and final post about Hans Rosling’s presentation in Geneva, Switzerland which I had the pleasure of attending. The previous two posts can be found here and here. In this post, I share some additional reflections on Rosling’s 90-minute talk on global health trends. Rosling made the data meaningful Rosling’s Gapminder technology […]
An Afternoon with Hans Rosling – Part 2
In my last post, I wrote about Hans Rosling’s visit to the World Health Organization and my conversation with him. In this post, I share some reflections from Rosling’s 90-minute talk on global health trends. Arrive early For those members of the WHO and UNAIDS who were not able to see Rosling’s talk in person, […]
An Afternoon with Hans Rosling – Part 1
Today, I had the good fortune to meet and speak with Dr. Hans Rosling, the international rock star of statistics. I then had the pleasure of watching him give a fascinating 90-minute presentation on some key global health trends. A physician and Professor of Public Health at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden, Rosling is also […]
Analysis of a (Very Short) Speech by Hans Rosling
Hans Rosling is a Swedish doctor, statistician, public speaker and Professor of International Health at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden. He is also one of the best known presenters at TED. Rosling has a passion and a gift for making complicated data interesting and understandable for his audiences. As Rosling modestly says, “Having the data […]
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