About us

We are a team of scientists and designers with MPhil & PhD backgrounds and award-winning communication expertise. With years of experience creating professional, accessible, and impactful visuals for researchers, we are uniquely positioned to deliver science communication graphics tailored to your work. Learn more about our team and approach.

The numbers speak for themselves

300+

Projects

80+

Universities & organisations

200+

Happy clients

3

Team members

Meet the team!

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Dr. Nuria Melisa Morales Garcia

Director (she/her)

Melisa is the founder of Science Graphic Design. She’s a biologist & palaeontologist from Mexico based in the UK. She believes creating accessible graphics is paramount to effective scientific communication and is passionate about teaching others how to make science graphics.

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Miranta Kouvari, MPhil, MSc

Design Manager (they/them)

Miranta is a Greek scientific illustrator and graphic designer based in London. They are an expert in palaeobiology, geology, and ecology. Their passion lies in communicating science visually and finding creative ways to make science more accessible, clear, and fun.

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Dr. Emily Green

Illustrator & social media manager (she/her)

Emily is a palaeontologist & artist from Salisbury, England. She is passionate about scientific outreach and believes that graphic design is an excellent medium to share & communicate fascinating scientific knowledge accessibly.

Former team members

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EunJung Park, MSc

Graphic Designer (she/her)

EunJung is a medical artist from South Korea based in the UK. She is passionate about creating visual communication materials to inspire people to study science and to enhance public health and knowledge.