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Research papers follow a specific, evolving format range. Learning how to put your data and thoughts into this format requires some getting used to even for an English native speaker and even more so for the majority of scientists who acquired English after childhood. | Research papers follow a specific, evolving format range. Learning how to put your data and thoughts into this format requires some getting used to even for an English native speaker and even more so for the majority of scientists who acquired English after childhood. | ||
== See also == | |||
* [Scientific publishing] | |||
* [Word vs. LaTeX] | |||
* [How to publish a paper] - discussion about future publishing models | |||
* [BE Board:Dinner Discussion/Alternate publishing models] | |||
Revision as of 04:03, 5 March 2008
Research papers follow a specific, evolving format range. Learning how to put your data and thoughts into this format requires some getting used to even for an English native speaker and even more so for the majority of scientists who acquired English after childhood.
See also
- [Scientific publishing]
- [Word vs. LaTeX]
- [How to publish a paper] - discussion about future publishing models
- [BE Board:Dinner Discussion/Alternate publishing models]
