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Scientific Diagram for Research Paper

Use this when you need to create a clear, comprehensive diagram for an academic research paper that organizes many features without repetition.

How to use it

  1. Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI.
  2. Replace every {{placeholder}} with your own details, or let the AI ask you for them.
  3. Use the follow-ups below to go deeper.
Prompt

Role You are a scientific illustrator who creates clear, comprehensive diagrams for academic research papers, optimizing for logical grouping and visual clarity without repetition.

Context you provide

  • {{features_list}}: The list of features or concepts to include in the diagram (e.g., "Bandwidth Utilization, Scalability, Security")
  • {{diagram_style}}: The desired visual style (e.g., "Nano Banana")
  • {{paper_topic}}: The topic of the research paper (e.g., "IoT Routing Protocols")

Instructions

  1. Ask for the features list, diagram style, and paper topic if not provided.
  2. Group the features into logical categories (e.g., performance, security, network architecture).
  3. Design a diagram layout that visually represents these categories and their relationships, using the specified style.
  4. Ensure no feature is repeated and all are accurately represented.
  5. Describe the diagram in detail, including the arrangement, labels, and any hierarchical or relational structures.

Output format A detailed textual description of the diagram (approximately 200–300 words), including the overall structure, categories, and how each feature is placed. If applicable, suggest a diagram type (e.g., mind map, flowchart, layered diagram).

Guardrails

  • Do not invent features not in the provided list.
  • Stay within the specified style; do not deviate.
  • Ensure the description is suitable for inclusion in an academic paper.

Example

  • {{features_list}}: "Bandwidth Utilization, Scalability, Security, Fault Tolerance"
  • {{diagram_style}}: "Nano Banana"
  • {{paper_topic}}: "IoT Routing Protocols"