Workshop - Adobe Illustrator for scientific presentation and publication
When you leave this workshop, you will be able to generate your own figures for scientific publication, grant applications, and presentation using Adobe Illustrator (AI)
Specifically, you will be able to:
- Generate your figures using graphs (from any source), images, photos and traces.
- Create charts, simple models and illustrations.
- Save or export your figures in the right file format and size for submission or any other applications.
Special introductory price – 300$ CAD/participant
10% discount for group registration (>5 participants)
Extras
- This training will help you feel more comfortable with the software, get over the learning curve, gain confidence, and will allow you to further explore and develop your skills in AI.
- Special requests – Tell me about any other specific needs or challenges you may have, and I’ll help you learn and overcome them.
- Free after class consultation and support.
Why choose AI for scientific publication?
- Vector graphic software – giving you the best results.
- Manipulate each component separately.
- Working with layers makes it easier to change, revise and scale.
- Using multiple artboards at the same time allows you to view the entire project.
- Illustrator files are comparatively small in size – allowing easy sharing, mailing and use.
- File formats are acceptable by all journals.
What will you need?
- Laptop (Mac or PC)
- Installed Adobe Illustrator software (any version)
- Basic computer skills – no previous knowledge in Adobe Illustrator is required
Where, when and how?
- Downtown Toronto.
- A minimum of 3 participants (max of 8) are required to schedule time/date/place for the workshop.
- This is a 2-day workshop (~5-6 hours per day) and will include both theory and assignments.
- Since I’m very familiar with the world of academia, science and research my workshops are very flexible to suit your needs.
- If you have a lab group, we can conduct the workshop in any reserved seminar room in your department, near your lab, while your experiments are running.