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Comunicación Pública de la Ciencia

Creado por | Oct. 09, 2015

Autor: Bárbara Gastel, MD, MPH, profesora en la Universidad de Texas A&M y miembro de INASP.

Traducción: Iveliz Martel, periodista y estudiante de magíster en periodismo científico en la Universidad de Texas A&M.

 

Sacando de las sombras la investigación que se realiza en África

Creado por | Nov. 14, 2014

Miriam Conteh-Morgan, Bibliotecaria Jefa del Instituto de Administración Pública de la Universidad de Sierra Leona, discute sobre cómo los investigadores pueden incorporar sus hallazgos e ideas en las conversaciones académicas que se desarrollan a nivel global

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"A Brief Guide to Designing Effective Figures for the Scientific Paper"

Creado por | Sep. 24, 2011

A short article presenting advice on designing figures (such as diagrams and graphs). Authored by a scientist and 2 design specialists. Appeared in 2011 in the journal Advanced Materials. Much of the advice applies to figures not only in the sciences but also in other fields. Likewise, much of the advice also applies to figures in other forms of communication, such as presentations.

Guidance for the Description of Animal Research in Scientific Publications

Creado por | Sep. 16, 2011
This report provides guidance on what to include in methods sections of journal articles reporting animal research. In particular, it states types of information to provide about the research animals, their environment, and the experimental methods. This report, which is openly accessible, is from the US National Research Council. It appeared in 2011.

"How to Be a Bad Referee?!"

Creado por | Ago. 19, 2011
Helps researchers learn to be good referees (peer reviewers) by reading what bad referees do. By Mohammad Sal Moslehian, a mathematics professor at Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Iran. (Please note that because different journals have somewhat different requirements for peer reviews, reviewers also must read the instructions from the journal.)

"Twelve Tips for Reviewers"

Creado por | Ago. 19, 2011

By Henry L. Roediger III, a psychology professor at Washington University in St. Louis, USA.

"Writing a Helpful Referee's Report"

Creado por | Ago. 19, 2011
By Brian Martin of the University of Wollongong, Australia. The main point: “It is possible to write a report that is supportive and helpful by following two rules: Say what is good about a piece of work, and say how it can be improved.” (Please note that because different journals have somewhat different requirements for peer reviews, reviewers also must read the instructions from the journal.)

Manual de Redacción Científica

Creado por | Ago. 12, 2011

Online version of book on scientific writing. By José A. Mari Mutt, professor of biology at the University of Puerto Rico. Contains four main sections: one on basics, one on common errors in writing, one on parts of a scientific paper, and one on preparing and publishing a paper. Also includes a reference list, with links. Contains many examples (most in Spanish, some in English).

UsingEnglish.com

Creado por | Jul. 29, 2011
Website that, as stated on its homepage, "provides a large collection of English as a Second Language (ESL) tools & resources". Among the items provided: information on phrasal verbs and irregular verbs, a grammar glossary, self-quizzes, articles and blog posts, discussion forums, a collection of idioms, and materials for teachers.

Articles and Connecting Words

Creado por | Jul. 22, 2011
Guest presentation given by Dr. Susan Aiello during the 2011 Texas A&M University Intensive Course in Research Writing. Intended primarily for non-native speakers of English, but also can help native speakers.
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