Submitted by Barbara Reisner / James Madison University on Thu, 01/06/2011 - 05:33
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I was going through some links this morning and ran across this one for English Communication for Science.
http://www.nature.com/scitable/ebooks/english-communication-for-scienti…

Although it's meant more for non-native speakers, I thought it was a nice resource for my students. Does anyone else have any favorite references for communicating science to different audiences?

Anne Bentley / Lewis & Clark College

The book, "Write Like a Chemist" (by Robinson, SToller, Costanza-Robinson and Jones, many or all of whom are at Northern Arizona U.) is a fantastic resource.  It focuses on analyzing how chemists write journal articles, abstracts, posters, and research proposals.

 

I haven't used it directly as a required text, but am planning to consult it quite a bit as I assign a paper in an advanced class this spring.  (Clearly, I should write a review for VIPEr.)

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