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Q: Which fields are graphical abstracts most suited for?
Which fields use them the most and would you say everyone of those is suited to do so?
You asked a good question. STEM is an obvious answer for the field which Graphical abstracts are most suitable. But, in recent times, I have seen Graphical Abstracts across other subject areas too.
The field of medicine leans particularly heavily on the Graphical Abstract format. And, in the sciences, I have seen the use of Graphical Abstracts in any study trying to report on a new pathway or hypothesis.
Even very heavy data-driven studies use Graphical Abstracts to give their peer reviewers an at-a-glance glimpse into their work.
Graphical abstracts are most suited for fields like life sciences, chemistry, physics, engineering, and materials science, where complex concepts or results can be effectively summarized visually. Retro Bowl
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