Creating Professional Scientific Figures Using Inkscape
Learn how to produce clear, professional, and visually compelling scientific figures using Inkscape, a free and open-source vector graphics editor. Ideal for postgraduate students and early-career researchers!
We’re excited to invite you to a hands-on workshop led by Muhammad Hadi Ikhsan, Research Engineer II at the Earth Observatory of Singapore (EOS) and an experienced multidisciplinary designer. Learn how to produce clear, professional, and visually compelling scientific figures using Inkscape, a free and open-source vector graphics editor.
This workshop is highly recommended for postgraduate students, early-career researchers, and anyone looking to enhance their scientific communication and visual design skills – without relying on costly software.
Bring your laptop with Inkscape pre-installed and follow along during the workshop. Alternatively, you can observe the tutorial and practice with the software afterwards.
Biography
Muhammad Hadi Ikhsan is a visual designer at EOS, where he translates complex scientific research into accessible visuals—from journal figures to motion graphics. He has worked closely with the Sea Level Research team and the EOS Community Engagement Office, producing everything from 2D illustrations to immersive experiences as public engagement tools. Hadi holds a Master's in Art, Design, and Media from NTU, with a research focus on immersive technologies as a means to communicate ecosystem services.