Hi everyone, Happy 2015!! This is a quick post with the last collection of 2014 of infographics related to science and technology. By now we gathered a considerable number of interesting infographics we hope you find useful and informative. Among them you can find explanations of processes or functions, the social and economical impacts of scientific and technological developments, as well as awareness for the danger that some human activities represent to nature and new scientific and technological developments that promote a more effective way to explore natural resources keeping in mind the respect for nature.

Here are some more infographics to add to this growing collection:

Differences between racing in the street and on the treadmill – Erika Onodera

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Coco Der Mer Plant – Nigel Hawtin

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How to build a Human – Eleanor Lutz

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Pseudo-embryos – El País

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Thirty years of the disaster in Bhopal –  Alberto Lucas López

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Gene therapy – Magazine (La Vanguardia)

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The new Orion spacecraft – ABC

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The damage caused by China’s polluting marine emissions – South China Morning Post

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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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