NHH invite faculty to join our two-hour online workshop on creating effective graphical abstracts for your research ideas/manuscripts. The workshop is led by scientist and visual communicator Meike Latz.
An increasing number of journals are requesting graphical abstracts – a clear, single-image summary that visually represents the key findings of a research manuscript/project.
Graphical abstracts can be beneficial both in terms of article views and increased activity on social media.
This workshop consists of short lectures and practical exercises on scientific visualisations, with a focus on graphical abstracts. In the workshop the participants will be introduced to:
We will draw from graphic design knowledge on layout, typography and colour, define the steps in the design process of a graphical abstract that you can directly apply, compare software options for creating your designs, and explain what makes a graphical abstract effective.
The workshop will take place online (Zoom) on 13 November. The time (either 10:00–12:00 or 13:00–15:00) will be chosen based on the preferences of those who have registered.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain practical tips and inspiration on how to create graphical abstracts that will make your research stand out!