American Chemical Society Guide to Scholarly Communication
Published January 2020 this improved guide includes a host of updated resources including sections on:
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Penn State Writing as an Engineer or Scientist
Writing as an engineer or scientist is much more challenging than many people realize. A large gap exists between what young engineers and scientists have learned about writing in first-year English and what is expected in laboratory courses, design courses, and internships. A large gap also exists between the technical writing taught to undergraduates and the writing expected of researchers. This website tries to bridge those gaps by presenting lessons taught to professionals, graduate students, and undergraduates at more than 100 companies, laboratories, and universities. Also included are models, templates, and exercises for you to use.
On the Author Skills module page you will find a series of readings, hands-on activities and/or group discussions along with assignments designed to help you understand the scientific publishing process. Among others, you can learn here how to read, write and publish research findings. Join us to become more effective writers… and better researchers.
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A Scientific Approach to Writing for Engineers and Scientists by ACS Scientific Writing Series has webinars on:
