He teaches about the symbiosis of media, technology and public space, exemplified by topics such as social visualization, urban informatics, interaction design and media architecture. Andrew acquired his PhD degree at the ETH, after which he became a lecturer in Design Computing at The University of Sydney. Since 2004, Andrew maintains the weblog “Information Aesthetics” (infosthetics.com), at which he collects compelling representations of data that are capable to inform as well as engage the public at large. He is particularly interested in combining the insights of information visualization with innovations through creative design, in order to convey useful insight as well as personal reflection and sustained involvement to non-expert audiences.