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Everything you need to introduce Scientific Figure

For affiliates, bloggers, journalists and teachers. You may use the logos, screenshots and example figures below in any content that introduces Scientific Figure.

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Logos

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  • The Scientific Figure logo mark in dark navy, two corner brackets framing a rising curve that ends in a dot

    Logo for light backgrounds

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  • The Scientific Figure logo mark in white on a dark navy background

    Logo for dark backgrounds

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  • The Scientific Figure app icon, the white logo mark on a rounded dark navy square

    App icon

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Product screenshots and example figures

Every example figure here was made with Scientific Figure.

  • The Scientific Figure workspace with a chat panel listing the steps of a three-panel figure on the left and the finished figure on chronic stress and dendritic spine density, with its legend and an editing toolbar, on the canvas

    Workspace screenshot

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  • Four-stage graphical abstract on how gut microbiota shape antiviral immunity, from commensal bacteria and short-chain fatty acids to dendritic cell priming and protection

    Graphical abstract example

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  • Portrait research poster on CRISPR-engineered T cells for solid tumour immunotherapy, with introduction and methods columns, a bar chart, a donut chart, a tumour growth curve and a conclusion banner

    Conference poster example

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  • Mechanism diagram of a CAR-T cell binding CD19 on a tumour cell and releasing perforin and granzyme B, which trigger caspase activation and apoptosis

    Mechanism diagram example

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  • NLRP3 inflammasome pathway in a macrophage, with priming through TLR4 and NF-κB, activation through P2X7 and potassium efflux, caspase-1 cleaving IL-1β and IL-18, pyroptosis and the effects on neighbouring cells

    Pathway diagram example

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Boilerplate copy

Use it as it is or rewrite it in your own words.

One sentence

Scientific Figure is an AI tool for scientific figures that turns a text description into a publication-ready graphical abstract, mechanism diagram or conference poster.

One paragraph

Scientific Figure helps researchers turn a written description into publication-ready scientific figures. It covers graphical abstracts, mechanism and pathway diagrams, data plots and conference posters, exports them at the size and resolution journals ask for, and lets you keep refining a figure by chatting with it. Researchers at hundreds of universities around the world use it.

How to write the name

Write it as Scientific Figure, two words, both capitalised. The website is scientificfigure.com.

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