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Brain damage: an infographic to understand the new Nature paper

Fabiola Soares Trends April 18, 2019

Scientists from Yale University kept pig brains alive outside body for hours after death. The paper Restoration of brain circulation and cellular functions hours post-mortem explains the experiment using pigs brains, that can brings light to brain damage research. The Nature…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

Creating beautiful presentations for classes

Fabiola Soares Tutorials March 1, 2019

If you are a teacher or if you present your data in scientific congress you probably know how hard it is to keep the audience attention. It can be worse if you are teatching young people. There is a lot…Read more

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

Fabiola Soares Portfolio February 22, 2019

It’s time to show you the new scientific illustrations that we created this week. Every week we publish a post to show what is new in Mind the graph. Take a look at the illustrations of the week and enjoy…Read more

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

Fabiola Soares Portfolio February 8, 2019

Hello! As you know, we add new scientific illustrations every week in Mind the Graph. We already have a library with thousands illustrations and couting. We make new illustrations based on our users requests so, if you are a subscriber…Read more

World AIDS day: An infographic to explain HIV cell pathway

Fabiola Soares Trends November 30, 2018

World AIDS Day, occurs every year on 1 December since 1988. It is an international day to raising awareness of the AIDS caused by HIV infection and to remember those who have died of the disease. World AIDS Day is one of…Read more

Infographic maker for scientists: Your scientific field is included

Fabiola Soares Portfolio September 22, 2018

Sometimes, I receive e-mails from scientists, engineers, teachers and other professionals saying: Oh, I love Mind the Graph, but is only for life scientists. Indeed, this is a common mistake. Initially, we focused on biological and medical illustrations, but we…Read more

Digital branding strategies: Mind the Graph empathic process of product development

Fabricio Pamplona Trends September 11, 2018

To our absolute surprise, Mind the Graph has been recently featured in a post about meaningful strategies of digital branding. It’s noteworthy to highlight the words of the co-founder Fabricio Pamplona emphasizing the empathic aspect behind the platform (see below). Empathy is…Read more

Water on Mars: What you need to know – and see

Fabiola Soares Trends July 31, 2018

Researchers have found evidence of an existing body of liquid water on Mars. A new paper titled Radar evidence of subglacial liquid water on Mars was published on Science. The article suggests that liquid water may be sitting under a layer of…Read more

Adopt a cat month: The science of cats

Fabiola Soares Trends June 21, 2018

Are you a cat person? June is the adopt a cat month and as a cat (and dog) person , I am loving it <3 Cats and dogs are the most common domestic animals. However, before they’d conquered our couches…Read more

How to make an infographic #3 – Matching your data with the right infographic

Fabiola Soares Infographic, Tutorials March 19, 2018

This is the third post of the series How to make an infographic. If you missed the last post, you can read it here. Now you know your burning problem, the main question of your research, and also have the…Read more