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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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The Dissertation Writer's Toolkit

Creado por | Feb. 07, 2010

Provides links to items to help graduate students and others be more productive and feel less stressed. Among topics addressed are avoiding writer's block, revising a dissertation, and living a balanced life (rather than spending all the time working or feeling guilty about not working).

APA Style Website

Creado por | Ene. 30, 2010
Website about APA (American Psychological Association) style, commonly used in the social and behavioral sciences. Also provides related guidance. Among items included in the website: information about the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, a tutorial on basics of APA style, sample papers using APA style, a set of frequently asked questions (FAQs), and a blog on APA style.

Careers in Science Communication

Creado por | Ene. 17, 2010

Presentation mainly for postdoctoral fellows. Given at research writing workshop at (US) National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences. Subtopics include niches in science communication, career preparation, organizations, and reading. Also includes quiz "Is a science communication career for you?"

Author Resources from Elsevier

Creado por | Dic. 27, 2009

This Web page provides links to resources that the publisher Elsevier has developed to help authors write and publish scientific papers. The resources include a video of a presentation titled "How to Write a World Class Paper", a PDF file of slides from a version of this presentation, and an "ask the editor" section containing editors' answers to questions. Although intended primarily for authors in pharmacology, these resources can help authors in many fields.