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Announcement (Part 1): Recipients of Grants to Attend Summer Course
Greetings again. And our thanks to all who applied for AuthorAID grants to attend the summer 2012 intensive course in research writing.
We are pleased to announce the 2 recipients …
Resource of the Week #46: Guidance for Literature Searching
Hello again. In my blog post last weekend, I mentioned hearing a librarian talk about literature-searching strategies.
Some readers wanted to know more. So, here are some points and resources. …
Tip of the Week #65
Beware of using words that appear to be synonyms but are not. For instance, you can write "English usage", but there is no such thing as "antibiotic usage". "Usage" usually …
Searching and Browsing: Both Are Valuable
Greetings again. I hope that all is going well.
For those of us who do research or teaching or both, the published literature is an essential resource. Among other things, …
Resource of the Week #45: An Editor’s Advice on Writing Articles about Innovations
Hello again. This week I’m pleased to share a resource on writing articles about innovations.
Most journal articles report research. Some journal articles, however, have other subject matter. For example, …
Tip of the Week #64
One strategy for writing readably is using simple or common words. For example, instead of writing "This is a fundamental principle," just write "This is a basic principle."
Attending a Large Conference: Some Tips
Greetings again. I hope you’re doing well.
In a few days, some of my students and I will attend the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) annual meeting …
Resource of the Week #44: Skype—An Aid to Mentoring and More
Hello again. Usually our Resource of the Week is a source of content. This week our resource is one that can aid the communication process.
The resource I’m referring to …
Tip of the Week #63
Inaccurate references can make a good paper lose its shine. And if authors whose work you cite happen to be your peer reviewers, inaccurate references to their work will not …
Which Affiliation to List?
Greetings again. I hope you’re doing well.
Recently a researcher asked a question that might apply to many of us in the AuthorAID community.
By way of background: When one …