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How to use graphical abstracts to show differences between species

Fabiola Soares 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

Medical illustrations for classes and presentations

Fabiola Soares Infographic April 26, 2019

How do you present surgical procedures in your classes and presentations? It is not always easy to catch attention from our students and give an interesting and informative class. Visual content is a great tool to help in this process. You…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

Find thousands of medical illustrations on Mind the Graph

Fabiola Soares Portfolio April 24, 2019

As a doctor, you probably know the importance of communicate well with your patients. They need to understand the medical information, so the treatment can be sucessful. Besides that, we need to publish new papers to improve our communication in science, between…Read more

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

Fabiola Soares Portfolio April 19, 2019

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

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

New templates to create your graphical abstracts

Fabiola Soares Data Visualization, Portfolio March 12, 2019

If you are a mind the graph user, you know that we have thousands scientific illustrations available to our users. However, we know sometimes isn’t easy to think about the template to combine illustrations, text and colors. But the arrangement…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

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

Tutorial: How to create a graphical abstract for Elsevier

Fabiola Soares Portfolio, Tutorials November 29, 2018

Many scientific journals are asking for graphical abstracts to publish articles. A graphical or pic abstract (as a picture is worth a thousand words) helps the reader to understand the main information at the first glance. Different journals have different…Read more