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How to Create an Effective Graphical Abstract

Fabricio Pamplona Graphical Abstract, Tips, Tutorials October 24, 2019

Graphical abstracts are incredibly popular in scientific research these days. The best scientific journals are already using them and more are about to. Our goal with this post is to connect you with the necessary steps to create awesome graphical…Read more

#26 The best scientific illustrations of the week: Don’t miss it!

Fabiola Soares Portfolio September 13, 2019

Hello there. Are you ready to see the best scientific illustrations of the week? As you know, every week we add illustrations that become available to mind the graph users (free users included). If you liked them, you can save in…Read more

What are your top 10 scientific illustrations? Start using our new feature

Fabiola Soares New September 5, 2019

Visual resources are powerful to communicate better in science. Scientific illustrations are a good example of it. Using illustrations you can show details, explain process and pathways and your audience can visualize what you are saying. Also, illustrations cause less…Read more

Find the right style of accurate scientific illustrations for you

Fabiola Soares Tips, Tutorials August 30, 2019

As you probably know at this point, we are have the biggest library of accurate scientific illustrations. We have over eight thousands of scientific illustrations now and couting. But did you know that each illustration has six different version that…Read more

#Tips: Explaining science to other people

Fabiola Soares Tips July 5, 2019

Are you explaining science and complex scientific topics in an understandable way? It isn’t an easy task. If you want that your audience understand the main concept and get curious to learn more, you need to work on your communication…Read more

#14 New scientific illustrations of the week: You don’t wanna miss it!

Fabiola Soares Portfolio May 17, 2019

It is time to see the scientific illustrations that we added to Mind the Graph platform last week. We add new illustrations every week to our library. Consequently, we already have thousands of illustrations available to all our users (free…Read more

#13 New scientific illustrations of the week: You don’t wanna miss it!

Fabiola Soares Portfolio May 10, 2019

It is time to show the new Mind the Graph scientific illustrations. As you know, every week we add new scientific illustrations to our library on Mind the Graph. As a result, we already have over eight thousands illustrations now…Read more

How to use graphical abstracts to show differences between species

Fabiola Soares Graphical Abstract, Tips, Tutorials April 29, 2019

It is common to use two or three different species in a experiment. Besides that, taxonomists need to point the differences between related species. Graphical abstracts are a great tool to show these differences in an attractive and eye-catching way.…Read more

Neurological disorders: using medical illustrations to communicate with your patients

Fabiola Soares Infographic April 29, 2019

Neurological disorders are diseases of the brain, spine and the nerves that connect them. There are more than 600 diseases of the nervous system according to UCSF Medical Center. Some are common, such as brain tumors, epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease and…Read more

#12 New scientific illustrations of the week: You don’t wanna miss it!

Fabiola Soares Portfolio April 26, 2019

It’s friday again (YAY), so it’s time to see the new scientific illustrations of the week! As you know, every week we add many illustrations to the mind the graph platform. All these illustrations are available to all mind the…Read more

Visual abstract created by user to explain the research paper “Optimized Small‐Molecule Pull‐Downs Define MLBP1 as an Acyl‐Lipid‐Binding Protein” by Yelena Sterlin

Fabiola Soares Data Visualization, Inspiration April 23, 2019

A visual abstract is not easy to create, but’s here to stay. So we always love to show off our users’ amazing work as an inspiring example of visual abstract. We want to empower scientists to enable a more more…Read more