Graphic Biology

Graphic Biology Exploring the world of scientific illustration and graphic design applied to biology research and other sciences. check also http://designinbiology.tumblr

Sometimes figures created by scientists are striking, some others are just ugly and misleading the message. Wrong fonts, unfitting alignment of elements, excessive use of colors, dense strokes and unnecessary repetition of information, are among the issues that scientific figures can present. As a learning process, Graphic Biology will show technical images/illustrations that are accurate, self-ex

planatory and clear from scientific results and conclusions. Graphic Biology will try to expose the best visual examples of scientific communication from now and from the past. Tips from graphic design, cognitive psychology and semiotics will be also part of the journey. The encounter between science and art will be celebrated. Enjoy the ride!

another one :)
20/09/2021

another one :)

Our October issue is out! Don't miss it at https://bit.ly/3ltbkof

Read about the molecular characteristics of HCC in NASH, how the surveillance of patients with cirrhosis in the US remains suboptimal, the burden of NAFLD in Asia, Middle East and North Africa, the 12 vs. 6 weeks treatment with sofosbuvir/velpatasvir in recently acquired hepatitis C and much much more!

13/09/2021

My last Cover for JHEP! I did a cartogram where the actual land area of some European countries is rescaled proportionally to the percentage of Liver Transplants access in acute cirrhosis patients, exposing inequities in Europe.

My latest cover!
16/09/2020

My latest cover!

Our October issue is now live with new content on cirrhosis, COVID impact on liver diseases and transplantation, HCC, NASH and more at bit.ly/32Aa5eH

24/08/2020

Don't miss our September issue with new content on COVID19, HCC, hepatitis, HCV, biliary cholangitis and much more at https://bit.ly/3jcsm7l

Really happy to present our last cover production for the Journal of Hepatology, Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFL...
05/08/2020

Really happy to present our last cover production for the Journal of Hepatology, Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), type 2 diabetes (T2D) and obesity are tightly related to each other. In this image designed by Margot Riggi, the path of a Möbius strip reveals the unity of all polarities – in this state of oneness, mice representing NAFLD, T2D and obesity go on an infinite journey, leading one to the other.

20.6 Impact factor for the Journal of Hepatology!! The N^1  journal in gastroenterology & hepatology field!happy to be p...
29/06/2020

20.6 Impact factor for the Journal of Hepatology!! The N^1 journal in gastroenterology & hepatology field!
happy to be part 😊

18/05/2020

Our June issue is now live at https://bit.ly/2ZhStCX with new content on HCC, HEV, NASH, Chronic kidney disease, cirrhosis, and more!

This is the last cover that we’ve produced for the Journal of Hepatology!Image credit: Marcelo Castro
18/05/2020

This is the last cover that we’ve produced for the Journal of Hepatology!
Image credit: Marcelo Castro

28/04/2020

Eight ways in which scientists hope to provide immunity to SARS-CoV-2 .

18/04/2020

Stay-at-home-scientist starter pack

Treatment strategies against COVID-19, currently under test
07/04/2020

Treatment strategies against COVID-19, currently under test

Experimental treatment strategies being tested by a large World Health Organization (WHO) study and other clinical trials attempt to interfere with different steps in the replication cycle.

Here's a look at promising coronavirus treatments: https://fcld.ly/tj340v2

Anna Atkins, ​Photograph of British Algae: Cyanotype Impression​,1853
26/03/2020

Anna Atkins, ​Photograph of British Algae: Cyanotype Impression​,1853

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