Molecular Heroes Universe: Scientific Identity — From Invisible Work to Global Recognition

This resource presents a structured visual narrative developed within the Molecular Heroes Universe (MHU), a transmedia science communication framework focused on biotechnology, immunology, and drug discovery education.

The material explores the concept of scientific identity through the integration of standardized identifiers, specifically the International Standard Book Number (ISBN) and the Digital Object Identifier (DOI). Through a sequence of visual scenes (carousel format), the work illustrates how scientific outputs transition from conceptual knowledge to formally recognized and citable contributions within the global academic ecosystem.

The narrative emphasizes three core dimensions of modern scientific communication: traceability, visibility, and permanence. It highlights the role of ISBN in the cataloging and distribution of monographic works, and the function of DOI as a persistent digital identifier that ensures long-term accessibility and reliable citation.

Additionally, this resource aligns with Open Science principles and FAIR data guidelines (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable), reinforcing the importance of making scientific knowledge discoverable and integrated into global indexing systems.

This work is part of a broader transmedia educational ecosystem that combines scientific rigor with visual storytelling to enhance cognitive engagement and accessibility across diverse audiences.