Welcome to November’s edition of infographics related to science and technology that I picked as particularly interesting – most of them were published in newspapers. 

Some of these works are related to health issues (like the dengue fever Ebola, the e-cigarettes or diabetes) while others explain details about the voyage of Rosetta probe – something Visualoop has brought here as well – , analyze raining data to understand patterns, or focus on the use of insects as human food. Finally, Heber Longás gives us insight in the characteristics and uses of graphene.

I hope you enjoy it

Rosetta –  J. de Velasco and J. Torres

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The spread of dengue fever – Henry Wong

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Structure and uses of graphene – Heber Longás

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Diabetes – Walter Cortez

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The lowdown on e-cigarettes – Nigel Hawtin

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Rain in Pontevedra –  Xan Sabari

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Insects in our diet – Magazine (La Vanguardia)

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Why ebola worries us so much – Erika Onodera e Mayla Tanferri

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Written by Susana Pereira

Susana Simões Pereira, maths teacher and PhD in science teaching and communication. I enjoy games and photography and I'm passionate for science and art, specially when together in the same context. You can follow my updates on Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook.

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