BETTER SCIENCE COMMUNICATION
Scientific design & conference support
Clear visual communication for papers, presentations and academic conferences.
What should a conference design brief include?
Confirm the event theme, presentation content, uses and deadline, then list poster, visual identity and slide quantities, dimensions and languages. Publication figures can also be discussed through our scientific illustration service.
Research groups preparing publications and talks, and teams organizing academic events.
We organize information around the audience and research story. Scientific accuracy is reviewed with the research team throughout the design process.
What we can deliver together
- Scientific illustrations, covers or data visualization
- Conference identity and related materials
- Presentation slides, posters and templates
- Agreed output formats and revision records
What to prepare
- Research content, draft text and chart data
- Journal or conference format requirements
- Deadlines, reviewers and permitted visual assets
How we evaluate completion
Check approved content, dimensions, resolution, file formats and revision scope. Editable files, fonts and asset rights are agreed at the start.
Scope of collaboration
Deliverables are selected for the project. Visual editing must preserve the meaning of data. Publication or acceptance outcomes are not promised.
How collaboration works
- 01Understand content and audience
- 02Agree structure and visual direction
- 03Review and refine in stages
- 04Check specifications and deliver
Common questions
Can you support an entire conference?
We can scope an inventory of visual identity, slides, posters and signage, then plan quantities and production milestones.
Are editable files included?
We agree source formats and font or asset rights at the outset. Third-party assets are not assumed to be transferable.
Further reading
GOOD QUESTIONS START GOOD PROJECTS
Bring a question.
Let’s work on it.
A model, a repetitive workflow, or research that deserves a clearer story. Start there.
Let’s talk research