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104 articles were found. Richard de Grijs wonders why one would prefer utilise over use in complex scientific writing. This post comprises points from Chapters 11 and 12 of How to Write and Publish a Scientific Paper, 9th edition (2022): “How to Write the Materials and Methods Section" … This post comprises points from How to Write and Publish a Scientific Paper, 9th edition (2022). These hints come from Chapter 10, “How to Write the Introduction". "Respectively" can be used to refer to corresponding items in a list, but Alex Arreola would rather not use it at all. This blog post comprises points from How to Write and Publish a Scientific Paper, 9th edition (2022). These points come from Chapter 9, “How to Prepare the Abstract". Barbara Gastel shares important points from Chapters 7, "How to Prepare the Title" and 8, “How to List the Authors and Addresses" from her book, How to Write and Publish … Barbara Gastel shares important points from Chapter 5 of How to Write and Publish a Scientific Paper, 9th edition (2022). Whether or not to be witty in the title of a scientific paper is a hotly debated issue. Here, Alex Arreola presents the case for being boring. Our updated 'Facilitating Events and Courses in an Online World' is now online as a free self-study course. Assigning authorship to scientific articles is serious business that can make or break a journal's reputation.Don't get me started on 'use' versus 'utilise'...
Important Points from Chapters 11 and 12 of "How to Write and Publish a Scientific Paper"
How to Write the Introduction
My quest against 'respectively'
How to Prepare the Abstract
How to Prepare the Title and List the Authors and Addresses
Ethics in Scientific Publishing
To be or not to be ... funny? That is the question
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Playing fast and loose with authorship conventions