Scientific communication for natural resource professionals
By: edited by Cecil A. Jennings, Thomas E. Lauer, Bruce Vondracek
Contributors: American Fisheries Society
Publisher: American Fisheries Society
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Bethesda, MD
Language: eng
Number of pages: 180
ISBN-13: 9781934874288
Subjects: Communication in science; Technical writing
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Communicating science: from cuneiform to the contemporary and beyond / Cecil A. Jennings; title: Determining authorship: why is something that seems so simple often so difficult / Kenneth A. Rose, Mary C. Fabrizio, Beth A. Phelan; title: Guidance for the successful preparation and submission of scientific manuscripts / Michael L. Brown, Jonathan A. Jenks; title: Style, usage, grammar, and punctuation / Alexander V. Zale, David A. Hewitt, Brian R. Murphy; title: Fishing the deep web: the search for information / Linda Eells, Ruth Vondracek, Bruce Vondracek; title: Integrating statistical methods and results into your writing / James R. Bence, Daniel B. Hayes; title: Design of tables and figures for display of scientific data / Roger D. Moon; title: Converting your thesis or dissertation to a journal manuscript: guidance to students and mentors for removing impediments and promoting success / Thomas E. Lauer, Ashley H. Moerke; title: Now that you have great results, where should you submit your manuscript? / Martha E. Mather, Donna L. Parrish, John M. Dettmers; title: Responding to peer review and editor's comments / Harold L. Schramm, Jr., Leandro E. Miranda; title: Poster and oral presentations at professional meetings / Carl R. Ruetz III; title: Writing review papers / Peter B. Moyle; title: The essentials of reviewing a scientific manuscript / David J. Jude; title: Professional communications for scientists: impromptu comments, telephones, e-mail, and memos / Brooks C. Mendell.