Contributing a case to illustrate an article

Dr Piotr Gołofit ◉ and Assoc Prof Frank Gaillard ◉ ◈ et al.

So you want to contribute a case to illustrate an article. Excellent!

All images that are used to illustrate articles need to be uploaded first as cases. A case is a collection of one or more images/stacks with accompanying descriptions (which then appears in your profile page... find out more).

If you would like to create a case simply click the icon below (or the add case tab in the header from any page) and a new page/tab will open. When you have finished uploading the case and saved it, simply close that window and click on the 'My Images' tab above. Your images will be ready to be added to this article.

Upload new case

To read more about how to actually include an image from a case in an article, please click here.

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