Webinar: How to transform raw data into professional graphical abstracts
Here’s a funny tidbit about graphical abstracts—while they aim to make research more accessible, some researchers admit that creating them can feel like trying to compress an entire novel into a single cartoon panel! While it is challenging to create, they are gaining widespread popularity as a research communication tool. This month, we have a great session that includes a live transformation of data into a graphical abstract.
Topic: How to transform raw data into professional graphical abstracts
Date: October 22, 2024
Time: 1 PM GMT
Fees: Free webinar
Language: English
About the webinar:
Have you always wanted to create compelling visuals to represent your data. In this session, our experts will walk you through the process of transforming raw data into professional graphical abstracts. You’ll learn how to condense complex research into visuals that help enhance your work’s visibility and impact. Join the session for the live demonstration, expert insights, and practical tips and learn how to create graphical abstracts that communicate your key findings effectively.
About the speakers:
Dr Raffaella Gozzelino, Group Leader , NOVA Medical School of Lisbon
A distinguished medical researcher and a published author, Dr. Gozzelino has 15+ years of professional expertise in the field academic writing and publishing. She has completed her Ph.D. in Cell Biology/Neurobiology from the University of Lerida, Spain, and is currently a Principal Investigator at NOVA Medical School (NMS), Lisbon, Portugal. Her dynamic career includes association with top-notch international medical journals as a peer reviewer and editor, lectureship in a number of national and international Ph.D. and Master Programs, and many other roles such as scientific advisor, Ph.D. mentor, motivational speaker and consultant.
Anoop Kumar, Scientific Graphic Designer, Editage
Anoop Kumar V is a Life Science Researcher and Visual Artist with over seven years of experience in science visualization. His portfolio spans a wide range of projects, including scientific illustrations, journal cover designs, 3D renderings, and motion graphics. As the founder of EichhoTech, an award-winning start-up, he has innovatively transformed invasive water weeds into sustainable home décor and gifts. Anoop’s creative journey led to the discovery of a unique art form using water hyacinth stems, blending science and art in an entirely new dimension. He is also a passionate science communicator and author, dedicated to making science accessible and engaging to a broader audience.
