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The power of social isolation to reduce the impact of coronavirus Covid-19 pandemy

Fabricio Pamplona Coronavirus, Infographic March 23, 2020

Despite the fact that the total number of cases is exactly the same, flattening the curve means that the healthcare system will not be overloaded and the chance to cure infected individuals giving appropriate support in a critical care unit…Read more

Coronavirus symptoms, influenza and allergy. What are the differences?

Fabricio Pamplona Coronavirus, Trends March 21, 2020

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7 Inspiring Font Duos For your next Infographic Project by Mariam Kamal

Fabricio Pamplona Design, Inspiration November 27, 2019

Today we have a guest author – Maryam Kamal – who is a font duos designer and will help us understand the right use of fonts in an infographic. She suggests that fonts should be used as duos. See her text below,…Read more

New scientific data stops climate change deniers

Fabiola Soares Trends July 30, 2019

Climate change is being a controversial subject these days. We can see all over social media denial and skeptic people. However, every day scientists come up with new data raising awareness about the consequences of our habits. But, humans are…Read more

Spoiler Alert: Your favorite scientific illustrations just one click away

Fabiola Soares New May 30, 2019

Nothing is so good that it can’t be better, am I right? The last weeks our programmers have been working on several upgrades. The goal is to make Mind the Graph easier to use and with more features and scientific illustrations.…Read more

Consequences of ocean acidification on marine animals

Fabiola Soares Infographic May 22, 2019

Carbon dioxide is a common gas present in the atmosphere. Normally, the Earth’s carbon cycle maintains a natural balance of carbon in the atmosphere, land, and ocean through the “breathing of the planet”. However, human activities as emission of fossil…Read more

Flat Earth and geocentrism: How to show that the Earth orbits the Sun

Fabiola Soares Inspiration May 15, 2019

Science must to be about curiosity and questions, not dogmas and canned responses. So, teachers need more than teach against the flat Earth theory. We need to teach the scientific method of raising hypothesis, make experimentations to explore observations and answer questions. A…Read more

#7 Scientific illustrations of the week: What is new for you

Fabiola Soares Portfolio March 22, 2019

Hello, this week we’ve added amazing new scientific illustrations. All these illustrations are available on Mind the Graph. Furthermore, we already have a library with thousands scientific illustrations. So, if you want to use any of these illustrations, you can…Read more

How to keep a healthy level of Vitamin D?

Fabiola Soares Infographic, Portfolio February 21, 2019

Vitamin D is responsible for increasing intestinal absorption of calcium, magnesium, and phosphate. Unlike other vitamins, vitamin D works like a hormone, and our cells have a receptor for it. In humans, the most important compounds in this group are vitamin D3…Read more

Dog evolution: A scientific infographic of our best friend

Fabiola Soares Infographic February 6, 2019

Dogs are people’s best friends and they evolved close to us when wolves and humans were trying to survive the cold winter without technology. Your pet may not look the part, but if you analyse the dna and go back far enough in…Read more

Infographics to explain the 2018 Nobel Prize

Fabiola Soares Inspiration October 31, 2018

The 2018 Nobel Prize was announced this month and brought exciting science news. We select infographics to help you understand the research of the winners of Medicine, Chemistry and Physics. The infographics were made by Compound Interest, a platform to improve…Read more

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