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Category Archives: Research Process
How to Deal with Rejection
So after last week, you’ve picked what journal to submit to, and you wait (and wait and wait) to see whether your paper is accepted. When the day finally comes, your paper hasn’t been accepted. And if you’re like me, … Continue reading
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Where to Submit an Article
Since we seem to be talking about scientific writing this month, the question of where to submit your article arises. Now the easiest thing to do is to look through the list of references you used and see which journal(s) … Continue reading
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Scientific Jargon
Following up on last week‘s post on the book Scientific English by Day and Sakaduski which has some useful lists of “Problem Words and Expressions” and “Words and Expressions to Avoid,” this week I present a list of terms that … Continue reading
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Book Review: Scientific English
On occasion I plan to review books on the blog. Some will be of professional interest; others will be of general science interest. I doubt if too many of them will be for fun (unless I find a really good … Continue reading
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Reading Library E-Books
So, finally after last week‘s e-book explanation, this week we will actually read library e-books on the Nook (I feel I should give the Nook a name). We will download books from OverDrive, EbscoBooks, and Ebrary. After trying, I am … Continue reading
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E-Books and DRM and E-Book Distributors
Last week, I said we’d look into downloading books onto the Nook, but I realized that before I could do that I should do some research on e-books and especially library e-books. The standard format for e-books is ePub (except … Continue reading
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Email and Web on the Nook
As I mentioned last time, I wanted to be able to use my new Nook to check email. The Nook comes with an email program. I wasn’t able to connect easily to my Baylor email account so I gave up. … Continue reading
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My New Nook Tablet
For my birthday, my husband who blogs here, bought me a Nook tablet. Now you have to understand that we are not a smartphone family so a tablet was rather exciting. I’ve been looking for something to bring on vacation … Continue reading
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Journal Citations and Impact Factor
Last week, I talked about H-Index which is a metric for measuring the impact an author has in his field. This week, I will discuss Impact Factor (IF) which is one way to measure the impact a journal has in … Continue reading
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H-Index
As I mentioned last week, I decided that there wasn’t enough interesting about controlled vocabulary to fill up a whole month of posts so I’ve decided to switch topics for this week and next to journal metrics. The first metric … Continue reading
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