Make Your Mark in Science
Creativity, Presenting, Publishing, and Patents, A Guide for Young Scientists
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Beschreibung
This excellent guide tells graduate students and other young scientists and engineers everything they need to know to help them work creatively and communicate their achievements in oral presentations and written publications. Also addressing the topics of scientific ethics, electronic publishing, and patents, this concise but comprehensive book will help answer many of the questions faced by novice researchers, thereby making their tasks seem less intimidating.
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Claus Ascheron
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".succeeds at its intent, which is to give good advice on basic skills necessary for a successful scientific career." (Physics Today, December 2005)".essential for young scientists.as well as for experienced scientists who need to improve their communication skills." (Journal of Chemical Education, September 2005)".a good book containing great advice on publishing and presenting scientific results, patenting scientific work, and the creative side of science." (Journal of Natural Products, August 2005)"designed to help young scientists to communicate their scientific achievements effectively." (Physics World, August 2005)".brings many important aspects of professional scientific endeavor together in one place and in an informal and understandable language.comprehensive and offers much that would be of interest." (CHOICE, June 2005)"A sensible, eminently readable collection of nuts-and-bolts information.gives a concise, thorough, and above all pragmatic answer to the question 'What's it really like to be a scientist?'" (E-STREAMS, May 2005)".an excellent and readable guide to developing the right mental attitudes to allow creativity to flourish." (Chemistry World, Vol.2, No.4, April 2005) ".an excellent and readable guide to developing the right mental attitudes to allow creativity to flourish." (Chemistry World, Vol.2, No.4, April 2005)
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