Editing & Publishing

Results

Defining and Delimiting ‘the Study’ 5/5

The word ‘study’ can be confusing because it has several meanings, inter alia aninvestigation of certain phenomena, and a written…

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3. Writing & Editing

How to Submit a Paper to a Journal: Guide for Mathematicians

n the later stages of your doctoral studies in Mathematics, one of the important things you will need to do…

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Academic English

A Checklist of Academic Writing Features

Academic writing in English is linear, that means it has one central point or theme with every part contributing to…

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Academic English

Six Features of Academic Writing

One of the problems students run into is that they are often expected by their professors to produce a reasonably…

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Academic English

Rules and Conventions of Academic Writing

The details in this hand-out are based on material first developed by Hazel Hall at Queen Margaret University College in…

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Academic English

Myths about Academic Writing

Though I don’t imagine an episode of MythBusters will be based on the misconceptions about writing we are about to…

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3. Writing & Editing

Drafting Papers: Figures and Tables

Figures and tables are generally used in the Results section, but they can also be useful for summarizing information elsewhere…

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3. Writing & Editing

What Editors Want: Paving the Way to Publication

Do… …examine the scope of the journal and description of its contents before submitting. You might be amazed at the…

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Writing Tips

A strategy to generate text in the early stages of PhD thesis writing

“To write a thesis in a second-language, it is very helpful to break a highly complex set of processes into a series…

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