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Mind The Graph Scientific Blog is meant to help scientists learn how to communicate science in an uncomplicated way.
An image is worth a thousand words. Thank your visual cognition for that! We often hear how visual stimulus is important in assembling information. However, we rarely discuss why our mind works like that. In a recent study, M. A. Borkin et al investigate our mind’s role in visualization. The study shows the importance of […]
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 […]
Human kind has been making discoveries for centuries. The wheel, new continents, penicillin, and more. […]
What are the essential skills of a scientist? Being creative, curious and open-minded is a […]
Once we start our academic life, many things are required from us. We measure success […]
“We consider that publishing a paper is not the endpoint for a scientist”. We did […]
How do you read scientific papers? It may seem like a trivial question. However, if […]
Hey there, science researcher! Have you ever tried to explain to general people what you […]
One of the most trending words nowadays in”interdisciplinarity”. The faster the world spins, the more […]
I’m sorry to tell you, but you could be on your way to a boring […]