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08/19/2018
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Mind The Graph Scientific Blog is meant to help scientists learn how to communicate science in an uncomplicated way.
When it comes to science art, most of us immediatly think about super realistic and complex illustrations. But what if it doesn’t have to be like that? That’s what Charley Harper thought. At a time when science art was all about illustrations that faithfully represented the real world’s tinest details, Charley gave us a new […]
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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 […]
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