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What if you could have a figure browser to search for scientific illustrations? It sounds great, but does it make sense? Does having a figure improves our research in addition to making it more visual?We always had the feeling that scientific papers with good figures are better than the ones without them. It is a […]
One of the biggest discussions in the scientific world is the open access to scientific […]
This week, Overleaf published a guest post from Mind the Graph. Our CEO Fabricio Pamplona […]
If we talk about science, the word “future” usually comes along. We always think about […]
Scientists are known for their poorly made presentations and posters. However, our degrees do not […]
Mind the graph is a DIY platform that already has many scientific illustrations available for […]
For undergrads and grad students in Biomedical sciences, it’s common to face the need to […]
What is the first tool you think about when you need to put a presentation […]
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You rather receive relevant information from images than texts. How do I know this? Because […]
Understand Zika virus graphical abstract: How it reduces brain size Today a research study added […]
One of the biggest fears in the academic world is doing a presentation. Maybe you […]
For a long time doing science meant having great insights about nature mechanisms. As it […]