ASM Scientific Writing and Publishing Institute
Presentation Slides/Handouts
2010
Sessions 1 & 2: Before You Start to Write & Are you Ready to Write? Rendering and Presenting Your Awesome Data
Dr. Roberto Kolter, Harvard Medical School
Why Write? Communicating Your Results to Further Scientific Knowledge (MWV36) from microbeworld on Vimeo .
Session 3: Coordinating Your Figures and Tables with Results, Figure Legends, and Materials and Methods
Dr. Andrew Pekosz, Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health
Session 4: The Synthesis of Progress I. Setting the Stage with Effective Introductions
Dr. Ellen Neidle, University of Georgia
Session 5: The Synthesis of Progress II. Moving the Bar with Compelling Discussion Sections
Dr. Steven Blanke, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Session 6: Writing Powerful Titles and Compelling Abstracts
Dr. Larry McDaniel, University of Mississippi Medical Center
Session 7: How Peer Review Works & How Being a Reviewer Will Improve Your Writing
Dr. Andrew Pekosz, Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health
Session 7A: The ABCs of Manuscript Submission
Dr. John Leslie, Kansas State University
Session 8: How to Strategically Respond to Reviews to Get Your Paper Published & Writing an Effective Rebuttal Letter
Dr. Ellen Neidle, University of Georgia
Session 9: Ethics in Scientific Writing and Publishing
Dr. John Leslie, Kansas State University
Session 10: The Different Types of Scientific Writing & How to Write Review Articles, Commentaries, Letters to the Editor, Meeting Reviews, etc.
Dr. Larry McDaniel, University of Mississippi Medical Center
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