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Graphical abstracts and Cell Press If we stop for a second and analyze, graphical abstracts are very recent initiatives, being applied not more than a decade. We can affirm that the main goal of a graphical abstract is to deliver the main idea of a paper or its main results in just one figure with […]
The plant The active component of Andropogon virginicus seems to be capable of reducing complications […]
The Reward System An internally motivated strategy controls how big an effort we put forth […]
Nature Special Edition Welcome, everyone! Welcome to this very special edition of Mind the Graph […]
Turtles and plastic A study shows that plastic pollution traps young sea turtles over time. […]
Graphical Abstracts and Nature Chemistry Presenting scientific articles in a new and innovative way to […]
Social media beyond the social In the past few years, due to the strong influence […]
Jacquemontia (Convolvulaceae) new species Researchers discovered five new species of Jacquemontia (Convolvulaceae) in two different […]
What is DMT? DMT, or N, N-dimethyltryptamine, is a natural substance present in the leaves […]
Scientific illustrations of Prosthesis on Mind the Graph If you need scientific illustrations, here is […]
Infographics in Healthcare How many times did you find yourself reading flyers in the waiting […]
Brain healthy foods Researchers have discovered that people who consume at least half a serving […]
Short breaks can increase your brain power. Please take a short break right now and […]