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Hello again. This week’s resource is from COPE (the Committee on Publication Ethics). It is still a draft, and anyone can submit comments on it. COPE will consider the comments …

Avoiding inappropriate use of 3D Graphs

Call for applications for the travel and workshop grants

[From Michelle Yeoman and Barbara Gastel:] Welcome to the newest installment in this series. Perhaps you already read the solution to last week’s sentence when we posted it as a …

[This post is from AuthorAID community member Lenny Rhine. Dr. Rhine coordinates the E-Library Training Initiative, Librarians Without Borders/Medical Library Association (USA). Thank you, Lenny! —Barbara]    Knowing how to …

Hello again. This week’s resource is from IEEE, which describes itself as "the world's largest professional association for the advancement of technology". Originally IEEE (pronounced “Eye-triple-E”) stood for Institute of …

What next after acceptance

[From Michelle Yeoman and Barbara Gastel:] Happy New Year! We hope 2013 has started well for you. With a new year starting, we’re making a slight change, to serve readers …

Hello again. This week I learned of a new resource on avoiding conflicts of interest in scientific publication. In reading about the provider of this resource, I also became aware …

Avoiding redundancy between tables, figures, and text