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Writing a Scientific Paper
Writing a paper can be an intimidating process, especially the first few times you are faced with it. However, there are a tremendous number of resources for you to refer to, not the least of which is your graduate advisor. APS has sponsored several symposia over the past few years on this topic: Publishing 101 Peer
Review and Publication of APS Journals How
to Write, Review, and Publish in APS and ASPET Journals Why
is Good Writing Important for a Scientist? Perspectives from an APS
Journal Editor (.ppt file)
How to
Write (and Review) a Scientific Paper (.doc file) In addition, there are many books and other resources on how to write a scientific paper. Here are a few of those to be found on web sites that you might find useful.*
Academic
Writing: Scientific Reports
Bringing Order to Authorship
Getting Published in Scientific Journals
A
Guide to Writing in the Biological Sciences: The Scientific Paper
How to Write a Paper in Scientific Journal Style and Format
Notes on
the Structure of a Scientific Paper
Paper
Writing Tips, Citing Literature and Plagiarism Scientific Literature & Writing - Biology
Tips for Publishing in Scientific Journals Writing a Scientific
Paper
Writing Scientific Manuscripts: A Guide for Undergraduates *APS does not endorse or assume responsibility for the information posted on these web sites. Back to Technical Writing Back to Developing
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