Collaborations
Long-term visual communication support for science-based organizations
We provide long-term collaboration plans focused on scientific visual communication, designed for laboratories, institutions, startups, and science-based organizations. These ongoing partnerships provide continuous access to high-quality scientific figures, graphical abstracts, infographics, and visual materials, ensuring consistency, clarity, and efficiency across publications and communication outputs.
Who is this for?
Educational Org.
What you get?
Continuous access to professional scientific visual design
Priority support and predictable turnaround times
Consistent visual language across publications and materials
Reduced administrative overhead compared to project-based work
A long-term partner familiar with your research and goals
How it works?
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We define your typical needs and publication/presentation rhythm
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A monthly collaboration plan is tailored to your output
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Requests are handled on an ongoing basis
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Visual materials are delivered, refined, and aligned over time
Collaborations - Levels of Significance
Base collaboration
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Scientific figure design for up to 1 paper or project per month
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Graphical abstracts included
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Minor revisions included
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Email-based coordination
Deliverables optimized according to journal requirements
Ideal for:
Teams with intermittent publication output who want to maintain professional visual quality without commissioning work on a per-project basis.
Institutional collaboration
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Figures for up to 3 papers or projects per month
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Graphical abstracts
Layout support and cross-figure visual consistency
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Priority turnaround
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Ongoing alignment to ensure graphical coherence
Organized and reusable visual asset structure
Ideal for:
Research groups with steady publication flow that require sustained visual consistency and operational efficiency.
Strategic collaboration
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Ongoing visual support (figures, graphical abstracts, presentations, layouts)
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Expanded monthly capacity aligned with editorial rhythm
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Highest priority
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Strategic guidance in scientific visual communication
Development of institutional visual guidelines
Periodic strategic alignment meetings
Long-term visual system development