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Excellence in Scientific Writing: March 2008
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Excellence in Scientific Writing. This site welcomes science writers and editors who are passionate about improving the quality of information, education, and support for the peaceful use of science. Tuesday, March 18, 2008. A matter of significance. This is especially true when the comparison being made could indeed be tested for statistical significance. In such a case, the "statistical" modifier should be understood, because a statistical test should be undertaken during any serious analysis. This sit...
Excellence in Scientific Writing: September 2012
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Excellence in Scientific Writing. This site welcomes science writers and editors who are passionate about improving the quality of information, education, and support for the peaceful use of science. Monday, September 24, 2012. Common Challenges for ESL Authors - Q and A. The purpose of this post is to solicit questions and excerpts from your writing that confound you. Some aspects of English writing are difficult for many native English speakers as well, e.g., choosing between its. The influx of papers ...
Excellence in Scientific Writing: April 2008
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Excellence in Scientific Writing. This site welcomes science writers and editors who are passionate about improving the quality of information, education, and support for the peaceful use of science. Wednesday, April 9, 2008. Posted by Mary Golden. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I hope this blog will help scientists and scientific institutions share successful tools for achieving excellence in scientific writing. Your comments are essential to its future. Sigma Xi News and Science Cafes.
Excellence in Scientific Writing: June 2008
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Excellence in Scientific Writing. This site welcomes science writers and editors who are passionate about improving the quality of information, education, and support for the peaceful use of science. Sunday, June 15, 2008. How the Internet is changing reading habits of researchers. An article in the July/August issue of. Entitled, "Is Google making us stupid? The report Information Behaviour of the Researcher of the Future. Based on longitudinal studies in the UK and the US, the CIBER research team at Un...
Excellence in Scientific Writing: February 2008
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Excellence in Scientific Writing. This site welcomes science writers and editors who are passionate about improving the quality of information, education, and support for the peaceful use of science. Friday, February 29, 2008. A new PAC: the Period And Comma manifesto. It's based on "The Internationale", of course! I placed a comma after a final quotation mark! You, too, can be bold! Arise, ye writers from your slumbers. Arise, ye prisoners of type. For reason in revolt now thunders. Tyrants of type we'l...
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Monthly Weather Review Editors' Blog: June 2008
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Monthly Weather Review Editors' Blog. Discussions of science, scientific publishing, and meteorology. Monday, June 16, 2008. How Editors Make Decisions. How do editors take the two or three reviews and make a decision? Decisions made by editors are not strictly majority rules or the average recommendation. Sometimes the most severe criticism is what the editor relies on; sometimes it is the most respected reviewer (e.g., associate editor, particular expert, senior scientist). Friday, June 6, 2008. I have...
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Monthly Weather Review Editors' Blog. Discussions of science, scientific publishing, and meteorology. Monday, August 31, 2009. Quote about submitting a paper. Prof Jim Steenburgh, Chair, Department of Atmospheric Sciences, University of Utah. Posted by David Schultz at 10:33 AM. View my complete profile. American Meteorological Society Authors' Resource Center. Excellence in Scientific Writing. Blog (Mary Golden, MWR. Posting reviews online does not affect review qual. How MWR Editors make decisions.
Monthly Weather Review Editors' Blog: February 2009
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Monthly Weather Review Editors' Blog. Discussions of science, scientific publishing, and meteorology. Thursday, February 12, 2009. December 2008 issue of MWR. As the AMS processes the backlog of manuscripts, speeding up the time to publication (now about 200 days from the time of acceptance, down from 240 days last year), you'll notice the issues of MWR getting thicker. The December 2008 issue probably sets the record for length of a single issue among AMS journals: 727 pages. View my complete profile.
Monthly Weather Review Editors' Blog: August 2008
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Monthly Weather Review Editors' Blog. Discussions of science, scientific publishing, and meteorology. Wednesday, August 13, 2008. Journals online are leading to more recent and fewer citations. Is covering a story about science publishing, you know it has got to be interesting! James Evans published an article in Science. By John Lewis on the scientific origins of these fields). Evans's article reminds us all that part of being a scientist is conducting the scholarship of where our science came from....
Monthly Weather Review Editors' Blog: October 2008
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Monthly Weather Review Editors' Blog. Discussions of science, scientific publishing, and meteorology. Tuesday, October 21, 2008. NOAA OAR Outstanding Scientific Paper Awards. NOAA OAR awards their yearly Outstanding Scientific Paper Awards. This year, two papers were published in MWR, and another was won by one of our Editors and one of our future Associate Editors. From Richard Spinrad's email:. I would like to congratulate the following winners of the 2008 OAR Outstanding Scientific Paper Awards:.
Monthly Weather Review Editors' Blog: September 2008
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Monthly Weather Review Editors' Blog. Discussions of science, scientific publishing, and meteorology. Sunday, September 21, 2008. Outgoing and Incoming MWR Editors. At the end of 2008, we will retire two editors from Monthly Weather Review. I am very sad to see Jim Doyle and Nolan Atkins go. Both have been remarkable editors during their years of service. Nolan has served for three years, and Jim has served for five years. In return, MWR. Will get two new editors. Posted by David Schultz at 11:19 AM.
Monthly Weather Review Editors' Blog: April 2009
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Monthly Weather Review Editors' Blog. Discussions of science, scientific publishing, and meteorology. Saturday, April 25, 2009. Welcome a new Editor-Herschel Mitchell. To accommodate the growing number of manuscripts on data assimilation, we have added a new editor, Herschel Mitchell of Environment Canada. Herschel will be handling manuscripts on the topics of data assimilation, Kalman filtering, ensemble data assimilation, the ensemble Kalman filter, and operational global and regional NWP. You are impo...
Monthly Weather Review Editors' Blog: April 2008
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Monthly Weather Review Editors' Blog. Discussions of science, scientific publishing, and meteorology. Friday, April 18, 2008. James Correia sent this interesting article on publishing negative results. Richter, H., and L.F. Bosart, 2002: The Suppression of Deep Moist Convection near the Southern Great Plains Dryline. Mon Wea. Rev., 130, 1665 1691. Doswell, C.A., D.V. Baker, and C.A. Liles, 2002: Recognition of Negative Mesoscale Factors for Severe-Weather Potential: A Case Study. What are your thoughts?
Monthly Weather Review Editors' Blog: January 2008
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Monthly Weather Review Editors' Blog. Discussions of science, scientific publishing, and meteorology. Wednesday, January 2, 2008. How important is proper use of English grammar? This is the body of a rejection letter that I wrote and occasionally gets sent to authors whose papers get rejected. Unfortunately. Posted by David Schultz at 3:14 PM. Where do reviewers come from? Posted by David Schultz at 12:28 PM. One of the principal tasks of Editors is obtaining peer reviews of manuscripts submitted to the ...
Monthly Weather Review Editors' Blog: February 2008
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Monthly Weather Review Editors' Blog. Discussions of science, scientific publishing, and meteorology. Monday, February 18, 2008. Looking for Review articles for MWR. When I became Chief Editor this year, one of my goals is to increase the number of Review articles we publish. Few may know, but one of the departments in MWR. Is entitled "Review." Few papers have been published over the years in that department. In my mind, two good examples include:. Mon Wea. Rev.,. Mon Wea. Rev.,. Faculty members are sch...
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