Latest Infographics

Blockchain technology powers cryptocurrencies and a host of other innovative technologies. This infographic from Blockgeeks delves into what a Blockchain is and how it works.

We spend a third of our lives asleep. Good quality sleep is fundamental for our health and well-being. This infographic describes how to improve your sleep health and get to sleep in ten easy steps.

Increasing pressures of a growing population and changing toilet and kitchen habits are taking their toll on our sewer system. Currently it is estimated that drain clearance costs the UK £80 million a year. Now a supersized fatberg, estimated to be a record breaking 750 meters long, is being removed from under Central London and scientists are getting stuck in to reveal just what is clogging up our drains.

Crops that have been treated with pesticides may contain chemical residues. To ensure that pesticides are used correctly and their residues do not pose a risk to consumers, legal limits are set in EU legislation. This infographic describes how pesticide residues are monitored in Europe.

This infographic, created by the US Food and Drug Administration, outlines the regulatory steps involved when developing a drug, from initial development of the compound through to its approval.

Our immune system plays a vital role in protecting us from illness and infection by fighting off invaders to our body… but when our own cells are the source of the problem, as in cancer, what then?

Antibodies are a rapidly growing, clinically successful type of biopharmaceutical, with more than 60 antibody-based drugs currently approved for use and marketed. This infographic highlights the different types of approved antibody drugs and gives an overview of antibody engineering and production.

This infographic explores how multiomics approaches work, gives examples of multiomics in action, and shows how using multiomics can benefit your research.

Phthalates belong to a class of chemicals generally found in plastics. A new study suggests that food is a significant and underappreciated source of human exposure to these chemicals.

This infographic details The classic neurotransmitters and neuromodulators of the brain, their molecular structures and their roles in brain cell communication.