Introduction
Visual or graphical abstracts are visual representations of the main findings of your work. Images are a powerful way to convey information quickly. After all, a picture is worth a thousand words. Many disciplines and publishers have specific guidelines or formatting rules for graphical abstracts. This guide provides best practices and resources for creating visual abstracts and scientific figures.
Support for data visualization is available from the Stokes Viz Hub and Princeton Research Computing.
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