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Mind The Graph Scientific Blog is meant to help scientists learn how to communicate science in an uncomplicated way.
Children in general have a curious mind and so many questions. Exactly how scientists should be. Therefore, science communication must reach our kids. Kids are the future and we want a future with exciting scientific discoveries. So, it was amazing to find the work of the Frontiers for young minds. Christell Van Der Vyver and Shaun Peters wrote a post about […]
Sometimes, I receive e-mails from scientists, engineers, teachers and other professionals saying: Oh, I love […]
Scientific publishing. Only a researcher can understand the mixed feeling of hearing these words. At […]
Science communication not always meant to get published in journals. From the beginning of science, […]
To our absolute surprise, Mind the Graph has been recently featured in a post about meaningful strategies of digital branding.
Everyday we are overloaded with information in all formats. It has never been easier to […]
Drosophila melanogaster or fruit flies are one of the most important models in medical and […]
What if you could broadcast your research to millions of people and make your work […]
The scientific paper format was a revolution in science. Before it, the scientific communication was made […]
Publishing a paper that no one will ever read is no fun. Instead, it is […]
Present a scientific poster is a common way to communicate a scientific research. It is an […]
Once all work is done and reviewed a couple of hundred times, the so awaited […]
If you think publishing a paper is the only way to get visibility to your […]