SCI论文写作学术报告电子教案全套课件.pptx

1. Scientific Writing;Reasons to publish your research results;Reasons to be a good writer ;Thought, structure, and style;2. Getting started;Plan for writing a paper;3. Writing your paper;Section ;4. Finishing your paper;5. Review and editorial processes;6. Publishing ;Choosing a journal;Deciding where to submit;Uniform requirements;Examples of some of the uniform requirements for manuscripts;Vancouver guidelines on authorship;Examples of intellectual contributions to a paper;Contributions to a paper that warrant acknowledgement;7. Other types of documents;Reviewers are asked to comment on the following areas:;An editorial committee may decide that a paper:;Writing a literature review for a postgraduate thesis;8. Writing styleThe goal: clear writing;Think of yourself as a reader for a moment. What kind of papers do you like to read? Short, meaty, and clear most likely. Well, then, write short, meaty, and clear paper yourself. Short, meaty and clearly paper are most likely to be understood. The truth of this proposition will come home to you as you read biomedical writing and discover how easy it is to get the wrong message. Mimi Zeiger;9. Writing practices