Learn to create more engaging infographics and get inspired by 10 examples that embody the key benefits of using them in your marketing mix.

Through the STEM Literacy through Infographics project, students often take on the role of a science journalist, and they are invited to embark on scientific research and author infographics about ...

Less than one-third of American actively seek out scientific news and fewer that than believe that general news sources report accurate science news.

When I proposed an article to Scientific American on energy return-on-investment, also known as EROI, I didn't realize how much legwork would be involved in gathering the numbers needed for an ...

The people at Science Exchange surveyed over 1,500 scientists about their collaborations. This infographic summarizes the enlightening data they garnered.

According To Science, Ernest Hemingway Was Actually Right A new infographic takes a scientific look at the writer’s old chestnut, even if it should be “write tipsy, edit with coffee.” ...

Not only is science journalism susceptible to the same sorts of biases that afflict regular journalism, but it's uniquely vulnerable to outrageous sensationalism – this or that will either cure cancer ...

My graphic is in a way a lagging indicator of scientific leadership, since Nobel Prizes typically recognize discoveries published between ten and thirty years earlier.

An infographic that breaks down what happens to in your body after you drinking just one soda has gone viral, but health experts say some information in the graphic is exaggerated.

Data-visualization wiz Moritz Stefaner reveals the remarkable interconnectedness of international research institutions.