This study explores an increasingly popular Internet genre, the graphical abstract, and its
relations to verbal abstracts and to the images used in research articles. We develop a …

Inaugurated in 1665, the scientific journal article slowly evolved an elaborate set of
discourse norms related to style, presentation features like references and figures, and …

Graphical abstracts---visual representations of the central concepts in an article---are
emerging as a genre in STEM fields. Originally used in Chemistry to represent the primary …

A graphical abstract (GA) represents a piece of artwork that is intended to summarize the
main findings of an article for readers at a single glance. Many publishers currently …

Abstract Recently, Graphical Abstracts (GA) are increasingly being used in scholarly articles
in order to enhance browsing and aid in paper selection. This study aims to demonstrate …

This article describes a study that examined the tables and figures in articles from a basic
research journal, The Journal of Cell Biology, and compared them to tables and figures from …

In recent years, the use of videos by the scientific community has evolved continuously.
Researchers, communicators, and other players are using audio-visual media to reinvent …

INTRODUCTION The video abstract has emerged in recent years as a new way of
communicating the results of scholarly enquiry. For library-based journal publishers who …

The need for more democratic models of interaction between scientists and non-expert
audiences, the current commodification of research and the advancements of digital …

This study aimed to examine whether a graphical abstract (GA) on a publisher's official
website affected an article's usage and citations. Articles published in Molecules during …