
What a research roadmap actually is, what reviewers look for in 30 seconds, and AI prompt templates that produce a first draft. For PIs and postdocs writing NIH, NSF, ERC, JSPS, NRF, MRC, and Wellcome proposals.

How to compress complex science into visuals non-experts will actually read — textbook illustrations and medical infographics share one design playbook. Covers density rules, safe palettes, patient-education compliance, prompt templates, and FAQ.

Draw a clean, labeled apoptosis pathway diagram with AI — intrinsic and extrinsic pathways, caspases, BCL-2 family, cytochrome c, and the apoptosome — using a reusable prompt template, real examples, and publication-ready export. No design software required.

How to keep cell diagrams, signaling pathway figures, and experimental workflows visually consistent across one biomedical paper — split figures into a background layer, mechanism layer, and experiment layer, then generate editable drafts with structured prompts. Includes prompt templates.

Restyle a diagram with AI without redrawing it — switch a figure between flat vector, 3D render, hand-drawn sketch, and clean journal style just by describing the look you want. Copy-paste prompts, a reusable style template, and an AI figure editor that does the work.

Draw a clean, labeled CRISPR-Cas9 mechanism diagram with AI — guide RNA, Cas9, PAM recognition, the double-strand break, and NHEJ vs. HDR repair — using a reusable prompt template, real examples, and publication-ready export. No design software required.