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Materials graphical abstracts: figure templates

10 editable figure templates. Graphical abstracts for materials science and devices, each with its own composition and live 3D models you can turn: perovskite solar cells, OLEDs, fibre composites, tough hydrogels, silica aerogels, zeolite catalysis, liquid crystals, crystal defects, memristors and nanogenerators. Every caption and number is quoted from the cited papers.

Perovskite solar cell: from crystal to device: editable figure templatePerovskite solar cell: from crystal to deviceGraphical abstractHow an OLED makes light: editable figure templateHow an OLED makes lightGraphical abstractFibre-reinforced composites: from layup to strength: editable figure templateFibre-reinforced composites: from layup to strengthGraphical abstractTough hydrogels: sacrificial bonds that break so the gel does not: editable figure templateTough hydrogels: sacrificial bonds that break so the gel does notGraphical abstractSilica aerogel: from sol to superinsulator: editable figure templateSilica aerogel: from sol to superinsulatorGraphical abstractShape-selective catalysis in zeolites: from pellet to pore window: editable figure templateShape-selective catalysis in zeolites: from pellet to pore windowGraphical abstractLiquid crystals: order between solid and liquid: editable figure templateLiquid crystals: order between solid and liquidGraphical abstractCrystal defects that shape materials: editable figure templateCrystal defects that shape materialsGraphical abstractMemristors for brain-inspired computing: the synapse and its electronic twin: editable figure templateMemristors for brain-inspired computing: the synapse and its electronic twinGraphical abstractTriboelectric nanogenerators: turning everyday motion into electricity: editable figure templateTriboelectric nanogenerators: turning everyday motion into electricityGraphical abstract

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What templates are there for materials graphical abstracts?

10: Perovskite solar cell: from crystal to device; How an OLED makes light; Fibre-reinforced composites: from layup to strength; Tough hydrogels: sacrificial bonds that break so the gel does not; Silica aerogel: from sol to superinsulator; Shape-selective catalysis in zeolites: from pellet to pore window; Liquid crystals: order between solid and liquid; Crystal defects that shape materials; Memristors for brain-inspired computing: the synapse and its electronic twin; Triboelectric nanogenerators: turning everyday motion into electricity.

Which papers are these templates based on?

Together they follow 71 published papers; each template’s page lists its own, with DOIs, and the figure credit names them too.

How do I use one of these templates?

Open its page and click Open in the editor. Sign in, or create an account, and it opens in the LabCanvas figure editor as your own design, with every layer editable.

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Start from a template and change anything: the text, the colours, the structures.

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