Beyond Amphiphilicity RTG 2670: Self-Organization of Soft Matter via Multiple Noncovalent Interactions
Beyond Amphiphilicity

Workshop: Science Graphics

Workshop: Science Graphics

Supervisor: Prof. Kerstin Blank
Event Date: 27.09.2023
Venue: VSP 1, 5.10 (not accessible by elevator!!! – or go through 5.09)
Duration: September 27, 9am – 4:30pm

The one-day, English-language workshop will cover topics including:
• organization and elements of figures
• file formats for drawings and photographs (vector vs. raster graphics; incl. rescaling)
• use of colour and colour schemes
• single, multipanel and multicomponent figures
• scaling, labelling, font type, font sizes, etc.
• figures versus tables
• figure and table legends
• figures for presentations, publications and posters
• journal requirements

Please bring your laptop with you!

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