In today's visually-driven digital landscape, a featured image is crucial for capturing attention, boosting user engagement, and enhancing the overall appeal of your content. Each image is thoughtfully curated to clarify complex scientific concepts and showcase groundbreaking achievements across various fields.

• Enhanced Visibility

Featured Images are prominently displayed alongside your research in search results, journal platforms, and social media, increasing its discoverability and appeal.

• Improved Comprehension

Complex ideas are distilled into clear, visually appealing graphics, making your research more accessible to a broader audience.

• Increased Engagement

Eye-catching visuals attract more readers, encouraging clicks, shares, and citations, thereby amplifying the reach and impact of your work.

The following image types are included:

• Digrams of an experiment, laboratory setup, graphical abstract, or other areas of interest relevant to your research.
• A certain scientific research topic, a record of an experiment or surgical operation, and other interesting simulation images.
• A theory or social phenomenon.
• A scientific or informative object.
• A scientific inforgraphic.

• Supported file formats include JPG, JPEG, and
• The suggested size is 100k–6 M.
• The minimum dimension is 300*300 pixels.

You can upload original images directly through the image page (https://encyclopedia.pub/user/image/upload). If you have multiple images to upload from the same category, consider creating your own image gallery to showcase them.

Upon submission, the image will not be displayed online directly until it has undergone approval by the Editorial Office. To safeguard your intellectual contributions, the image content will be securely locked during this process.

Please ensure that all uploaded images are free from copyright issues. We encourage users to submit unpublished and original images. It is essential to obtain permission to reproduce any published material which does not fall into the public domain, or for which the uploader does not hold the copyright. Permission should be requested by the uploader from the copyright holder, typically the publisher.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact office@encyclopedia.pub.