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An #AppreciationPost today for @ResearchFigures who helped us with this remarkable logo representing our research interests and reflecting our #EDI goals of building a sustainable, inclusive and diverse research group. #ThankYou

We have had an incredible 2022 and we have a new logo for 2023 and beyond. Tq to @ResearchFigures for the collab. Like the symbolism of a light bulb and motivated to build a mindful and inclusive community, we are looking forward to a fantastic 2023! 🎇🎇🎇 1/8 🪡🧵

🥳💡NEW LOGO💡🥳 Thank you @ResearchFigures 🤩

Happy Valentine's Day! Here is a single heart muscle cell (cardiac myocyte)--which itself is shaped like a little heart--as seen through a microscope. #cardiotwitter #CellBiology #SciArt

So proud of our new, amazing logo for the @ForensOMICS team! Thanks @ResearchFigures for doing such a great job! We are all in love with it! #UKRIFLF

DNA in the nuclei of four cancer cells photographed through a microscope. #CellBiology #Microscopy #SciArt

I've really enjoyed drawing the charismatic Eurasia otter over the last few days! #sciart #scicomm

Had fun making the new ‘OPTICS’ group logo today #sciart

Back with her second in a series, @courtmarchese7 curates her favorite examples of #information #design and #dataviz that aids in the public understanding of #COVID19 https://t.co/ybYEsWVyHC #DataVisualization #publichealth

This work by @fcrameri is critical to effectively communicating science! Understanding how a colour palette represents your data, or how it can introduce bias, should be a major consideration when visualising data. Colour maps: https://t.co/mpUoiOYnPy #scientificrainbow

We've just added an academic avatar page to our site! 👀 https://t.co/3jjXr4gkx8

The Swiss Cheese model of #COVID19 defence, by @MackayIM. No single measure is sufficient, but put together they can stop the virus. I particularly like Misinformation Mouse, nibbling away at one of the slices.

"The prospect of routinely seeing visual encodings in & alongside text is very exciting for people who love #DataVisualization " If this sounds like you, check out @alecbarrett 's review of @rkbrath 's new book, Visualizing with Text, in Nightingale. https://t.co/bG115TT1zY

Another Academic Avatar, our very own Dr Pete Griffith - Quaternary Scientist and Illustrator 🧐🌿🖌️

Trying out some Academic Avatars this week Here’s @SharkDevocean @seismic_kiwi We’ll add some more examples to our website soon! If you’d like an avatar in the meantime DM or email us 🙂contact@researchfigures.com They cost €30 and we can customise them however you like! 🖌️

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