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Designing grant proposal figures — conceptual models, preliminary-data displays, and schematics that sell the science.

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## Overview

Grant figures do different work than paper figures: they must convey the
idea, the evidence, and the plan to a tired reviewer in seconds. This
skill covers the three figure types every proposal needs (the conceptual
model, preliminary data, the experimental schema), designing for
skim-reading, and the visual honesty standards reviewers apply.

## When to use

- Planning figures for a grant proposal (before writing the text)
- Designing a conceptual/model figure that makes the hypothesis visual
- Presenting preliminary data for maximum credibility in minimum space
- Drawing experimental timelines and workflow schematics
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