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==How to write a formal report== | ==How to write a formal report== | ||
===Introduction to scientific journals=== | ===Introduction to scientific journals=== | ||
PRL, Science, Nature, PNAS, Biophysical Journal, PRE... | [http://pre.aps.org/ Physical Review Letters (PRL)], [http://www.sciencemag.org Science], [http://www.nature.com Nature], [http://www.pnas.org PNAS], [http://www.biophysj.org Biophysical Journal], [http://pre.aps.org/ Physical Review E (PRE)] | ||
*[http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?tool=pubmed&pubmedid=12124289 Koch's example paper from grad school] | |||
===What is required in our report?=== | ===What is required in our report?=== | ||
[[Physics307L:People/Koch/Formal]]<br> | [[Physics307L:People/Koch/Formal]]<br> | ||
===Talk about the distinction between Results and Discussion=== | ===Talk about the distinction between Results and Discussion=== | ||
===Writing tips=== | ===Writing tips=== | ||
# Write the easiest parts first! Figures and tables are the guts of your report. | # Write the easiest parts first! Figures and tables are the guts of your report. | ||
Revision as of 10:26, 29 October 2007
How to write a formal report
Introduction to scientific journals
Physical Review Letters (PRL), Science, Nature, PNAS, Biophysical Journal, Physical Review E (PRE)
What is required in our report?
Physics307L:People/Koch/Formal
Talk about the distinction between Results and Discussion
Writing tips
- Write the easiest parts first! Figures and tables are the guts of your report.
