This practical guide is designed to help scientific researchers write and publish their work in a scientific journal. It provides information on how to prepare each section of a scientific paper, covering the abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion, acknowledgements and references. Retaining the core material that made earlier editions such a success, this new edition includes sections on approaching a writing project, understanding the ethics of scientific publishing, and writing about science for non-native speakers of English. The book explains how journals function and advises on choosing an appropriate journal. It offers guidance on writing theses, review articles, grant proposals, and preparing scientific materials for the public. Appendices include lists of useful abbreviations, expressions to avoid in scientific writing, and corrections of common style errors and spelling mistakes. This book is a valuable guide to scientists at all levels, from new graduate students to experienced professionals.
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Review:
From the reviews of the previous edition: ' ... remains an excellent guide to the basics.' New Scientist
'However experienced one feels in the art of presenting their scientific research, this book should have something of use and interest to everyone.' SEB Bulletin
Book Description:
This is a practical guide on writing and publishing a scientific paper offering advice for scientists at all levels. New sections include approaching a writing project, the ethics of scientific publishing, and writing for non-native English speakers. Appendices list useful abbreviations, expressions to avoid, and corrections of common errors.
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- PublisherCambridge University Press
- Publication date2006
- ISBN 10 0521671671
- ISBN 13 9780521671675
- BindingPaperback
- Edition number6
- Number of pages320
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