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Mind The Graph Scientific Blog is meant to help scientists learn how to communicate science in an uncomplicated way.
Being a scientist is no easy task. The autonomy of having your own work comes with a great pressure of showing results. We must be organized, updated and resilient. Otherwise, getting a non-significant result can knock down even the most optimistic of us. All that because science is something uncertain that requires a lot of […]
The first impression Mind the Graph users have once they login at our platform is: […]
When it comes to science art, most of us immediatly think about super realistic and […]
Post doctor in Biological Sciences, Gabriela Trevisan is especialized in pain and inflammatory processes. Her […]
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You work for years spending money, presenting your findings at conferences, facing the daily challenges […]
Everybody knows TED Talks. They are informative, innovative and trending. TED first appeard in 1984 […]
An image is worth a thousand words. Thank your visual cognition for that! We often […]
Have you notice what is happening in science communication? Everyday a wave of new data […]
A scientist work life isn’t just “wearing a lab coat and doing research”. We also have […]
How often do you hear on the news that a new finding is based on […]
The world is driven by stereotypes. Thus, it is no surprise that in the science […]